he is in evansville indiana flight his running mate carly fiorina. let's listen in for a moment.f barbecue incorporated. >> you want to understand donald trump, look no further than the interview he did a few months ago. when he was asked a very simple question. when the last time you ask god for forgiveness? and donald trump said he has never asked god for forgiveness for anything. i want you to think about that. what does that say about a person? i asked god to forgive me three times today. think about your children. do you want your children coming home and same mommy, i don't ask god for forgiveness for anything. why? because donald trumpdoesn't and if he doesn't and everyone likes him, the media praises him, i don't need to either. i love this nation .i love his people. this is not who we are. these are not our boundaries. if anyone has seen the movie back to the future to, the screenwriter says that he based the character bit 10 on donald trump. a caricature of a braggadocio, arrogant buffoon who builds giant casinos with giant pictures of him everywhere he looks. we are lo

this is a live look from evansville, indiana. our new nbc poll shows indiana, senator sanders trailing hillary clinton by four points. however, by the numbers, sanders would need to win 81% of the remaining delegates to reach that number, 2,383. secretary clinton is now looking ahead while senator sanders insists that he is still in this race for the long haul. >> the convention will be a contested contest. >> let's keep going together. let's organize and mobilize. let's make sure that love trumps hate once and for all. >> secretary clinton there campaigning. also today he's hitting up kentucky and west virginia while senator sanders, donald trump, ted cruz as i mentioned in indiana. as always, our nbc correspondents are out on the campaign trail this morning. let's begin things with jacob rascon who's covering the trump campaign. he joins us live from carmel, indiana, where the republican front-runner will hold the two rallies today. it appears trump will reach over 1,000 delegates if he takes indiana, but he is still hitting ho

nbc's hallie jackson joins me, she is on the road on the way to evansville, indiana, home of the evansville purple aces, one of my favorite nicknames in college sports. going to be a cruz rally there later today. >> reporter: how do you know that? >> ei know a lot of things abou three things in this world and college sports happens to be one of them. what are we hearing from ted cruz and what are we hearing from the cruz campaign about what donald trump is saying now about cruz's father? >> reporter: oh, they're saying it's false, it's cheap and it's meaningless, steve. the cruz campaign just arguing -- and i'm going to read this quote. it's further evidence of how detached from reality donald trump is. he'll say anything to make news, regardless of whether or not it's factual. the cruz campaign arguing that this is a desperate move now from donald trump to try to get attention. all of this of course against the backdrop of this very critical primary day, not just for donald trump. there may be less pressure on him than there is for ted cruz, who wants to show that he can still be a factor

harris: sounds like she is in a southern pickle. >> back to evansville we go.andra: we've leave it there. on that note. donald trump has been able to take down most of his republican opponents fairly easily. now growing questions whether or not trump's campaign is prepared for a general election faceoff. plus if mr. trump wins nomination, will he go where bernie sanders did not, in a battle with hillary clinton? one expert says trump will exploit her scandals from paid speeches to benghazi and in a big way. we'll debate that strategy. right after the show, catch more from the couch on the web. join us for "outnumbered overtime." log on to foxnews.com/outnumbered. >> there is more? sandra: i usually promise salacious details about our one lucky guy. do you have questions about the election? it's a big night. harris: that's salacious? [laughter] this is joanne. her long day as a hair stylist starts with shoulder pain when... hey joanne, want to trade the all day relief of 2 aleve with 6 tylenol? give up my 2 aleve for 6 tylenol? no thanks. for me... it's aleve. i

. >>> let's get you to evansville, indiana, where ted cruz is making a stop there.ihink he's speaking to reporters. let's listen in. >> and appreciate your putting a bright smile on it. listen, it's up to the voters. it is up to the people of indiana. it is up to the men and women of this state. i will say this, this morning donald trump went on national television and attacked my father. donald trump alleges that my dad was involved in assassinating jfk. now, let's be clear, this is nuts. this is not a reasonable position. this is just kooky. and while i'm at it i guess i should admit my dad is jfk, he's secret ll lly elvis and jimmy h is married in his backyard. donald's source for this is the "national enquirer." the "national enquirer" is tabloid trash, but it's run by his good friend david pecker, the ceo, who has endorsed donald trump. and so the "national enquirer" has become his hit piece that he uses to smear anybody and everybody. and this is not the first time donald trump has used david pecker's "national enquirer" to go after my family. it was also the

the senator has a campaign stop in evansville, indiana, later this hour. we'll bring you his live comments when cruz starts to speak. meantime, by this time tomorrow the battle for both party's nominations could all be over. >> indiana is becoming very important. this time, you folks belong where you belong. it's called importantville, right? >> we don't want a president who is rash, who is hot-headed, who is liable to explode at the latest twitter storm. >> hey, indianapolis, you ready for a political revolution? >> while those three were speaking last night, a very candid moment involving the democratic front-runner, hillary clinton, as she campaigns for next week's primary in west virginia. clinton apologizing to an out of work coal miner after the father of three confronted her about comments she made at a town hall earlier this year. >> we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> i just want to know how you can say you're going to put a lot of coal miners out of jobs and then come in here and tell us how you're going

here's sanders making the case today at a rally in evansville, indiana. sen. sanders: the point that we are going to make to the superdelegates, all of whom share that same understanding, is that poll after poll, virtually every single national poll, every single poll in a battleground state like indiana, you know what those polls show? they show that by far, bernie sanders is the strongest candidate that defeats donald trump. [cheering] nicole: my mental images that bernie and jane and donald in the tv row, flipping through the polls -- what gives? john: i don't know if bernie sanders believes a word of this, but it's insane if he does. one, superdelegates will look at the end of this and have hillary clinton winning the popular vote are not going to overturn the will of the democratic electorate. the second thing is that these calls are clearly bogus. hillary clinton has been subjected to 30 years of attacks from republicans; bernie sanders has not. of course -- nicole: they know he isn't going to win. [laughter] john: of course he does better in these hypot

indiana primary, i am joined from indianapolis by zach osowski, a political reporter with the "evansville courier and press." see you zach thanks for talking with me. >> thanks for having me. >> we see in an nbc news wall street journal pom out, donald trump has a pretty good lead, give me a sense of confidence in a trump vicity. what would the implications of that be? >> obviously a victory here would pretty much pave the be way to locking up the nomination. ted cruz has been fighting hard in indiana because he knows if he wins here, getting the 1237 for trump a little more difficult. but right now, with the numbers we're seeing with that poll, it doesn't look like that hard work's paying off quite yet. >> what happened to the stop trump movement and the kasich-cruz alliance? has it fallen apart? >> it seems like it has. you know it was just last week that john kasich said he was suspending his indiana campaign. but then just a couple of days later, john kasich said if voters want to vote for him they're more than welcome to vote for him and ted cruz said there's no alliance between him

louis here, evansville, ohio, that's the area with the potential for severe weather. that goes out to sea, gone. another area develops from the west and into the plains. pamela, that's exactly what we would expect. one area of severe weather after another, because it's springtime. this is not all that unusual. i think what we're seeing here is this love of approximate going storm chasing. that's why we're seeing so many tornados. we know they can get in the way of these things, because they can go left to right. they sometimes follow the jet stream, but sometimes turn. it looks like a tornado chasing traffic jam. so please be careful. a radio weather in the car does not make you a storm chaser. >> lexington is my hometown. stay safe. chad, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >>> good morning, i'm pamela brown, in for carol costello, thank you for being here on this tuesday. sarah palin says paul ryan's time is limited as house speaker. >> his political career is over, but for a miracle. because he is so disrespected the will of the people. >> so is this the man to d

bernie sanders held a rally in evansville, indiana and he vowed to continue his campaign, all the wayo the convention in philadelphia. >>> prince's siblings went to court today to begin sorting out what will happen with the laser advertisements multi million-dollar estate. during a brief hearing in minnesota the judge confirmed that the brimmer trust is the administrator of prince's assets and the company has not found a will. the cause of the prince's death last month is still under investigation. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what sparked that massive fire that destroyed a historic church last night in new york. flames and heavy smoke could be seen pouring out of the 160 year-old serbian cathedral, it is called cathedral of saint sava. it took fire fighters three hours to extinguish the blaze. five fire fighters suffered minor yours. >>> health check at 11:00 tonight, it is the message in several new health books: eat more fat to lose weight and gain energy. but, doesn't there have to be a catch, here is health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman. >> it depend what

is going to be based on where he's been campaigning for the last several and will the next two, evansville, terre haute, south bend. these areas thinks there's a big conservative area to pick off congressional districts and he's been leading in the average of the polls by 6.5 points for weeks here. cruz has a tough haul and will be working his tail off the next few days. >> carl cameron live in indianapolis, carl, thanks for the rundown. appreciate it. >> reporter: you bet. >>> a fox news alert. militants unleashed dual car bomb attacks in southern iraq killing at least 31 people and injuring dozens. this as the country faces a growing political crisis. the attacks also coming after the primes ordered authorities to arrest protesters who attacked security forces after breaking into baghdad's heavily fortified green zone. kitty logan is live from london with the latest. kitty. >> yes, isis has claimed responsibility for these two bomb attacks which have killed at least 33 people. they targeted public areas in the southern city of someya. a statement hosted by isis says the intended target w

. >> dallas bernie sanders in evansville, indiana this morning railing against the democratic party nominationcess. joining us to talk about that is debbie wasserman schultz. nice to see you. why is he wrong? rep. wasserman schultz: he is wrong because we have had these rules in place since 1984 and we have had two types of delegates, the delegates that are pledged, elected by voters, that represent voters. then party leaders and other elected officials who have been in the trenches for a long time and have a role in choosing our party's nominee and the unpledged delegates have never played a role in selecting our party's nominee. >> does that explain why he is wrong? i understand the history and the system exists. his critique of the system is that it is stacked so that establishment politicians benefit, is that wrong on the substance? rep. wasserman schultz: of course because our party's nominee has never been selected by superdelegates. >> why do you have them? we will take them. excuses you give him an to stay in, he is doing her harm. chaos. all these he is doing her harm. donald trump is

peter doocy live in evansville, today.still has a chance and they should hang in with him, peter? reporter: bernie sanders is sounding a lot like ted cruz and john kasich betting on a contested convention as his best opportunity to become the democratic party nominee. for that plan to work he will need a lot of superdelegates to flip from clinton camp. he is starting to explain to the superdelegates why they should do just that. >> in those states where we won in landslide, fashion, 65, 70, 80% of the vote, we do believe the superdelegates should reflect the wishes of the people in that state and vote for us, not secretary clinton. reporter: clinton leads indiana very slightly in new "nbc/wall street journal" poll, 50-46 and raised more money than sanders for first time in four months. 36 million in april to his 26 million. clinton concentrating on the general election and new embrace of president obama as part of that new strategy. >> we can not let barack obama legacy fall into donald trump's hands! reporter: clinton may

sanders has been campaigning in evansville where he called the nominatin difficult for insurgent candidates because the way everything is divvied up between delegates and superdelegates. those comments are coming after a press conference over the weekend where sanders said the convention is going to be in his words a contested contest. new fundraising numbers show clinton outpacing sanders for the first time in april. sanders campaign saw a big dropoff for march. the pair have a contest in guam on saturday. both parties will have a primary in west virginia next tuesday. >>> back in our area, republican lawmakers are challenging virginia governor terry mcauliffe's decision to restore voting rights to convicted felons. they said the governor overstepped his constitutional authority with the executive order restoring the right to vote. it also includes the ability to run for office and sit on a jury. the decision will allow more than who have served their time to vote this november. critics believe the move was a employ to help deliver virginia for hillary clinton. >>> we are hearing right now

. >> reporter: cruz has been advertising aggressively, focusing on evansville, terre haute, south bend. here in indianapolis trump is expected to do very well. cruz has lots of ads. not so much for trump. patti ann? >> meanwhile, trump and heidi cruz actually on the same when it comes to an old controversy. >> reporter: yeah. on friday, little notice was heidi cruz's remark, campaigning alongside carly fiorina, ted cruz's would-be running mate, suggested that her husband could unite the party in part because he's an immigrant. and that caught the attention of donald trump who has long been saying ted cruz born in canada shouldn't be eligible for the presidency. here's what heidi cruz said on friday. >> ted is an immigrant. he is hispanic. we can unify this party. we have libertarians joining our cause. i have people every day from the democrat party telling me that they re-registered to vote for ted as a republican so they understand what he stands for and he represents american values. >> reporter: mrs. cruz also made the argument that ted cruz is much stronger than women than donald

i want to show you here we are in evansville, indiana. this is senator cruz coming in and visiting with supporters here. there were some interesting moments today being on the brown right before he walks in the door, he was high fiving and shaking hands and looks as though heidi cruz was being emotional herself as cruz was taking she was his strong woman in life. he was getting emotional, too. >> a personal fundamental more so than we heard in the past. i am going to toss it back to you. >> yeah, your audio is going in and out, too. we'll take it from here. i believe that andrea mitchell is ready to sit down with secretary hillary clinton, andrea, how are you? >> thanks so much, we are here in west virginia. it is a critical moment in the primary campaign, we are speaking exclusively today with former secretary of state and new york senator, hillary clinton is joining me now. >> welcome, thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you very much. >> you were met here in virginia, a state that supported you in the past and your presiden

. >> reporter: to evansville. >> thank you, evansville. >> reporter: sanders needs to win 92% of allemaining delegates to win the nomination. his supporters still enthusiastic. >> i think that choice is to tell the billionaire class -- >> [ bleep ]. >> -- and the corporations -- well, that is one way to phrase it. >> reporter: hillary clinton feeling so confident about clinching the nomination she moved on to the south. >> go home, hillary. >> reporter: protesters greeting her outside a stop in west virginia. inside clinton coming under fire for comments she made about clean energy. >> we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> reporter: an out-of-work coal miner putting her on the spot for something she now says is a misunderstanding. >> i just want to know how you can say you're going to put a lot of coal miners out of jobs and then come in here and tell us how you're going to be our friend. >> i know that and, you know, i'm -- i don't know how to explain it other than what i said was totally out of context from what i meant because i have been t

jon: we take you to evansville indiana right now where senator bernie sanders is holding a rally onebefore voters their head to the polls. bernie sanders says he is not getting up . mathematically improbable that he becomes the democratic nominee but he says he still has a movement to lead and he intends to do that all the way to the national convention. we will monitor his speech if he makes news. we will bring it to you live. in the meantime, hillary clinton kicking off a two-day tour through the appalachian region today. the democratic front-runner is looking ahead to kentucky and west virginia's primary later this month. she is also trying to remind voters of a $30 billion pledge she's made to help coal regions. she's apologized for comments she made in march about plans to put cold companies and coal miners out of business. let's talk about the strategy here. we are joined by joe trippi, the former campaign manager for howard dean. karl rove is old with us, former senior advisor and chief of staff to george w. bush, also a fox news contributor. joe, this clinton to work in a cou

media the last couple of days, but i think what is important about today this morning at a stop in evansville, indiana, is that cruz just seemed to go off. he just totally unloaded on donald trump calling him a serial philanderer, pathological liar, a narcissist. he just went off on donald trump. and he prefaced it by saying, i'm going to do something that i've never done before in this campaign. and that is to tell you what i really think about donald trump. and a lot of people are like, why didn't you say that earlier? but this was an extraordinary moment. if you watch the entire 12 to 15-minute tape, this is a candidate who is really, really angry. >> but it's interesting, you flip it around, you see donald trump raising out of the blue the talk on the candidate's father, trying to link him to the jfk assassination. i didn't follow through on that or see the logic, but both of them are flailing. and this usually doesn't end well. >> no, and here's the problem with ted cruz in indiana. and we know that the polls show him behind significantly. it seems that perhaps even team cruz is worried

bill, evansville, indiana nearly choked when dennis miller quipped that buffalo and bison can share theded the laugh. ronnie from new york, bill going to see you and miller. i was there to see queen last summer. hope you rock the joint like they did. we'll do your best on june 18th, ron. evening show in connecticut at mohegan sun, sold out. tickets are available for the special mant ntinee we added fo father's day. also upcoming who wants to be president shows in reno and atlanta, they're almost sold out, denver and biloxi going fast. greenville, south carolina, mr. o'reilly, i am a premium member on your website and love everything about it. well we are honored to have you in the vanguard, wendy. thank you very much. premium membership is good deal, you get a free book. and finally tonight, the factor tip of the day. bernie sanders has agreed to do a debate sponsored by fox news that will be held just before the california primary on june 7th. but hillary clinton has not yet committed to that debate. not yet committed to face off against bernie. so i have a tip of the day for mrs. clin

let's take a quick listen in evansvil evansville, indiana. that's retail politics right there. right. guys, again, ted cruz pressing the flesh, retail politics, going diner to diner to diner. i think he'll shake every hand in indiana. ashley: kiss every baby. >> i want you to check it out. another crash at talladega. the rookie driver went airborne on the 96th lap and barrel rolled and he was able to walk away safely. out of the 40 drivers, 33 were involved in some sort of crash on sunday. still ahead, president obama spends trillions in stimulus, and record amounts of money and what we've got, less-- >> and he says that reagan's economics was a myth. five years ago rob o'neill killed usama bin laden. he's here to talk about it today. >> this is a fox news alert. bin laden is dead. may 1st, usama bin laden's life came to an end. >> the leader of al qaeda, shot in the dead. >> pop, pop, pop. >> the united states conducted an operation that killed usama bin laden, you can say that those families who lost family members to terror, justice is done. charles: the day that usama bin l

new york but ted cruz, leaving nothing on the field, campaigning even this morning down state in evansville. you know a lot of people counting cruz out but he has a very strong ground game here in indiana. that will be important when you get, need to get people out to the polls. so i think you need to buckle in tonight, not, think about too early a result. this may go a awhile. melissa: got to watch every minute is what you're saying. thanks a lot, jeff. david: meanwhile indiana could give front-runner donald trump almost unbeatable edge. the billionaire businessman banking on a big win there. our own connell mcshane outside the trump towers with very latest. will holed another presser here, connell? reporter: 9:00 we expect the candidate to speak. we were here week ago, many officials thought the race was all but over and we heard the candidate on campaign trail a victory in indiana in his mind seal the deal. where we look where we are, according to our delegate math, trump going into today including indiana, needs to win 42% of all the debt gates. once they look out after today, the reaso

terre haute right now, evansville, south bend. other communities outside indianapolis, more rural areas where the conservativism is more ardant than those flocking to trump. cruz is trying to put forward a brave face even though the average of the polls shows he's down six or seven points. here's a little of the texas senator this morning trying to put as positive a look on this as he can, knowing if he doesn't stop trump in indiana, it will be very hard to stop him from winning the nomination before the actual convention. watch. >> it's going to be a battle to see who can earn a majority of the delegates elected by the people at the convention. and the reason donald is so frantic to say the race is over and trying to get all his media accolites to say the race is over, because donald knows he cannot win a majority of the delegates elected by the people. >> reporter: over the course of this weekend, the cruz camp has been at it again, outhustling the trump campaign at state conventions in arizona, in missouri and virginia over the

here's what ted cruz told voters moments ago in evansville. >> donald trump alleges that my dad was involved in assassinating jfk. now, let's be clear. this is nuts. this is not a reasonable position. this is just kooky. i should admit, yes, my dad admit jfk, secretly elvis and jimmy hoffa is buried in his backyard. i'll tell you what i think of donald trump. this man is a pathological liar. he doesn't know the difference between truth and lies. he lies practically every word that comes out of his mouth. and a pattern that i think is straight out of a psychology textbook. his response is to accuse everybody else of lying. he accuses everybody on that debate stage of lying. and it's simply a mindless yell. whatever he does, he accuses everyone else of doing. the man cannot tell the truth, but he combines it with being a narcissist. a narcissist at a level i don't think this country has ever seen. donald trump is such a narcissist, that barack obama looks at him and goes, dude, what's your problem? everything in donald's world is about donald. and he combines being a pathological liar and i sa

you're an attorney in evansville, a republican. you're a big figure in your community.. why would you not execute that vision? >> i guess the short answer is, i'm just not a fan in a big way. so the convention's really going to be a coronation and celebration of his candidacy, and it's just, frankly, not something i was interested in participating in. >> how many other indiana delegates, do you think, are in your situation? >> well, since i've decided not to go, i've had several reach out to me. i think you'll find several not go. i don't know what extent they'll be vocal about their reasons. i'm not alone. you've seen former president bushes and mitt romney also elected not to go as well. i think i may have just been more forthcoming about my reasons as to why. i don't think i'm alone. >> someone goes in your place now, i assume. who will you support? what will you do? are you going to vote for hillary clinton? what are you going to do? >> well, that remains to be seen. one option is to just, frankly, not vote for president. you may fine a lot of republicans like that.

cruz made a final push for voters in indiana this morning stopping by a barbecue rest car rant in evansville where he blasted his competitor. >> i don't want to tell you what i really think about him. this man is a pathological liar. he doesn't know the difference between truth and lies. >> reporter: it is a crucial state for cruz but polls show donald trump has a 15-point lead, a victory could keep trump on track to win the delegates that he needs to clinch the republican nomination if we win in indiana it is over work folks. >> reporter: democratic race is a little bit more clear, even if bernie sanders wins the state he will still be far behind hillary clinton in delegates needed for the nominations. indiana election officials are expecting a record turnout today, they say early voting numbers are already higher then the past two presidential primaries. in 2008, and 2012. >> we have noticed that voters are inspire, they are encouraged to get out and vote on today so that is exciting. >> i voted for donald trump. >> reporter: susan zigler says usually it is clear who will be nominee by the

. >> reporter: hours later, in evansville, cruz branded trump "utterly amoral". and compared likened him to a character in the "back to the future" movies. >> a caricature of a braggadocious, arrogant buffoon, who builds giant casinos withr: giant pictures of him everywhere he looks.nd we are looking, potentially, ats the biff tannen presidency. i >> reporter: this very personal war of words went white-hot even as indiana voters were going to the polls. and while trump was trading barbs with cruz, he was taking fire on another front: from democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. she was interviewed on msnbc.i >> he has given no indicationin that he understands the gravity of the responsibilities that go with being commander-in-chief,ei and that will be a big part ofr: my campaign.s >> reporter: clinton spent the day in west virginia and ohio.he but democratic rival bernie sanders made a last-ditch push in indiana. >> these trade deals, whetherke it's nafta, or trade relations with china, were a disaster for american workers. i understood that, i fought 'em, i was

short time ago, he had 3,000 people out in evansville. it is rowdy here and he is combative.e yesterday when he talked about the fact that it was going to be a contested contest, taking it all the way to the convention, after sending all these signals that what he was really looking for was who influence the platform. that was not what we heard at all from him just minutes ago when he went after hillary clinton hard, talked about a rigged system, and you know how this works, chris. he's looking to turn these super delegates. but if you want to look at history, i mean, he is a lot further from where hillary clinton was behind barack obama, back in 2008 when she decided she would going to bow out. but he's going forward, in spite of the fact that his fund raising this past month was down by 40%. and obviously there are a number of big states coming up that favorite hillary clinton, chris. >> the accepted definition of a contested convention, no candidate arrives with enough delegates to win on the first ballot. what's his definition today, bernie's? >> they say, you go there an

>>mark: it was captured evansville last album of the deputies were following him after he led them onnd the to san francisco it and driving a stolen car and the debt is could face more charges and pitcher however were hand member to cruise the to seem to the victims are women and children. >>darya: they're changing the landscape and to save on a wing adam square will be closed for a least nine months during this renovation bernie sanders is focusing on the california primary he's been for the day yesterday because conscious san francisco oakland agency were you when and where he would agree about how to supporters of she is based on of the old avila on van ness ave. >>darya: eliminate them with the game 5 tonight at year-end steph curry carried will live at the ring with a preview. >>will tran: stuff fairy tonight the call will get a chance to spend his name and person except his mvp award he thinks the team is helping him and taken his god-given talent toolholder level of first recall defended its and car flaxen radicals of course their strength in numbers today is a big day for the

that is the big one, steve, let's go back over the last 24 hours here, cruz i think in eva evansville illinois, there was a sense on the ground of a campaign that was seriously considering the final moments, especially when you looked at when the numbers started to come in, when the returns started rolling in, what i had been hearing in conversations with aides was if it was a devastating loss, that cruz was clearly consider getting out of the race and what we saw from indiana was just that, really, a big blow an insurmountable defeat for ted cruz. he had no reason to stay in the race given the argument all along he could beat donald trump in a head to head match up. he could not get it done. it was an emotional night. we saw, for example, about an hour after he gave his concession speech, cruz, in a side room at the hotel ball room, gathered with his top staff, many of whom had traveled up from houston to be with the senator, the senator in houston today now with his family and the question now, what will his role be moving forward in helping to bring together the republican party? a

peter doocy is live in evansville.ng to john roberts first who is covering the republicans. >> ted cruz is barnstorming the state today. he's got five events. two he's going to go out with governor mike pence. they will have a total of ten events. it really is a last-ditch effort to try to stop donald trump here, particularly such well-known establishment figures as former utah governor john huntsman to say it's time to rally around trump. a local poll in indiana has got cruz up by 16. for the most part, polls show donald trump with the lead. last night, in la porte, indiana, listen to this. >> i believe in the american people. i believe in the people of the hoosier state. i believe in the men and women gathered here and the goodness of the american people that we will not give in to evil, but we will remember who we are and we will stand for our values. >> cruz encouraging people not to give in to evil which can only be read as donald trump. and something truly bizarre happened last night, something i have never seen

. >> reporter: farther south in evansville, democrat bernie sanders was whipping up support. not just for the indiana primary, but also for his effort to keep his campaign viable until the convention. >> the way the system works, you have establishment candidates who win virtually all of the superdelegates. it makes it hard to make insurgent candidacies like ours to win. but you know what, we're going to fight for every last vote. >> reporter: hillary clinton has a commanding lead in delegates and seemed to be looking beyond the convention. today she campaigned in kentucky. >> here in eastern kentucky, and obviously west virginia, and southeast ohio, appalachia coal has taken a huge hit. it's something that i'm really worried about-- because, talk about a ripple effect, it is just decimating communities. >> reporter: late today, she paid a visit to west virginia. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> sreenivasan: we'll take a deeper look at the presidential campaign with politics monday right after the news summary. in the day's other news, the u.s. said progress is being m

. >> that was bernie sanders today in evansville, indiana.t going silent when it comes to taking on his opponent on the trail. he's making three stops in indiana today, ahead of that state's primary tomorrow. hillary clinton meanwhile has skipped over both indiana and sanders as a talking point as she pivots her focus on the general election. on sunday, sanders held a news conference to say, not so fast, hillary. >> it is virtually impossible for secretary clinton to reach the majority of convention delegates by june 14th, with pledged delegates alone. she will need super delegates to take her over the top at the convention in philadelphia. in other words, the convention will be a contested contest. >> so bernie sanders is saying, this thing is going all the way to the convention, that nobody will have a majority of pledged delegates at the end of the primary process on june 14th. let's take you through some of the numbers and what he means here. this is the difference right now in pledged delegates. not super delegates. just the delegates yo

so he did his this morning in evansville, a crowd of 3,000 people on a monday morning, making the argumente system is rigged, essentially going after the democratic system, saying that in states where he won, where he beat hillary clinton in those states, all of the super delegates went to her, ignoring the reality, which is that even if all of those super delegates came to his side, he would still be far behind, but take a listen to part of his argument against, again, what he calls a rigged system. >> in other words, the way the system works is you have establishment candidates who win virtually all of the super delegates. it makes it hard for insurgent candidacies like ours to win. but you know what? we're going to fight for every last vote and we're going to -- [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and that fighting means that he has gone again after hillary clinton, after a while of really focusing on platform issues. he talked about super pacs and goldman sachs and all of the issues where he was hitting her hard, several weeks ago. so, clearly, he is looking at this as an opportunity

one in evansville, indiana. another one north of indianapolis. he is still working hard. i know you're going to get to the whole rafael cruz assassination of jfk which couldn't get any crazier. ted cruz also happens things to say about donald trump this morning. narcissist is the word here take a listen. >> whatever he does, he chooses everyone else. the man cannot tell the truth that he combines it with you in a a narcissist at a level he's never seen. donald trump that barack obama looks at it and says what is your problem. >> lots of early voting. if ted cruz is going to win, it will because of a stronger ground game in the state, nonstop campaigning. got a lot of volunteers doing a lot of one-on-one politicking. the poll numbers say no, but ted cruz still in there fighting. neil: you know, there is the outlier polling that shows someone doing well. how reliable is that? it does stand out. >> yeah, stands pretty far out. it is a polling organization that has not done a lot of other polling and it was done over a long period of time, but not recently. so i don't know ab

and in evansville and fort wane. and gary to the northwest. here is where trump can run up the score. where cruz is going to hold down that number. on the delegate map. there are 10 state left on the map throughout this next five weeks is it. leave indiana out. trump start at 996. west with virginia is next week and that is favored for trump. in oregon, favor trump slightly. same for washington state. montana favors cruz, so does south dakota. california is a big one. we upped that to 124 delegates for trump at this stage. same day is new jersey. 1,237 is your magic number. that would put trump over the top not even counting indiana. if indiana goes away look where he would be june 8. including the 40 in pennsylvania. this is why indiana is so critical with ted cruz. if he can reverse that, you can see how that number drops down. as of right now, donald trump is in a really good position, a good place to continue his argument that he's not just going to have a number in cleveland, but he might be able to get that number before cleveland begins

trump had a very exciting campaign in evansville, indiana and 12000 people who came. >> have you seen that many for cruz? >> i have not. >> that kind of answers the question. i have a lot of questions to ask you mr. chairman. talk about kasich and cruz a liiance where ted cruz said kasich will make the decision to drop out of indiana. you say he was there last week. and you know, did that kind of make any sense to people in indiana. did it back fire or people think it is collusion. what is the word on the street, mr. chairman? >> i think people like to meet the candidate eye to eye. and the person that spends time on the grourngsd cruz campaign or mr. trump, kasich is missing an opportunity here in the great state of indiana, when he is not meeting with the hoosiers. >> i know everybody wants to meet the candidates, but what about the a liiance where they are devying up the electorate as though they know more about the electorate than the electorate? any back firing on that? >> i can tell you calls in the office and a lot of people were disappointed that kasich was not taking time in

host: surely from evansville, indiana is our next caller.he is calling on the full-time employee line. go ahead, surely. caller: yes. i wanted to ask you a question. [indiscernible] we have little kids playing on the computers. they shouldn't have gave it to him. he was in the government business and he messed up some -- he playing mind games. playing mind games on the computer. police hit cars and stuff. all right, surely, do you have a question about the economy? caller: what we can do is move arward and raise money just little bit more for them to keep the jobs, tell obama to straighten that out and move forward because -- host: all right. let's move on from -- let's move on to ryan. good morning. caller: hi. my situation was, my wife and i were both working, making $60,000 a year. we had a second kid and started looking at what am i doing working at a job that doesn't have a lot of prospects for the future? so i quit my job. i saw that over half of what i've made went to federal,, state taxes, social security. didn'talth care that we nee

we won't get 21 tornadoes like yesterday, but some on the ground, maybe towards the evansville area, plus or minus 100 miles from there. storms continue this morning. still on the ground in spots. dallas, weather towards the west and tyler and longview and back to texarkana. there's the storm setting up, moving farther to the east tomorrow. maybe a couple, a dozen, maybe half a dozen. all you need in your neighborhood is one to ruin your day. back to the video here, because i want to point out a couple of things what we tall a stove pipe tornado. straight up and down, likely somewhere in the neighborhood of 130 to maybe 150 miles per hour inside that vortex. the weather service will be back out there looking at that today to see how much damage was done to substantial buildings. that's how they figure out how high the winds were to knock down a brick structure, and you throw those bricks so many feet or yards or in cases miles, then they know how big the storm is. now back to my map and show you how the storm look and radar, because this is such a classic setup i think you should see