two big rallies one in carmel, north of indianapolis and here in south bend. of nasty signs across the way there and a lot of people shouting with bull horns and the rest, although fairly calm situation, most of the day at least as the trump supporters two inside, you know, ted cruz spent the day with ten different stops along the campaign trail and indiana on the last day of campaigning donald trump with just these two rallies, in turms of nerms pretty significant for trump and that's what the polls say as well going into this that he has a pretty significant lead. we will see how it all turns out. lauren, nicole, thank you. nicole: jeff flock, be sure to watch fox business tonight, complete coverage of indiana primaries, all starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. lauren: all right switching it over to the democratic side, bernie sanders realizes it will be challenge to catch up with front runner hillary clinton but promises to fight as hard as he can, estimated crowd of 8,000 people turning out for a rally in indianapolis. >> the reason that this campaign is goin

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we have more from indianapolis. >> if we win indiana, it's over. >> reporter: with 57 delegates up for grabs, a big victory in indiana would all but seal the republican nomination for donald trump. he's currently only 244 delegates away from clinching it. >> now i'm going to start focusing on hillary. that's going to be so easy. >> reporter: the latest poll shows donald trump has a 15-point lead over ted cruz in indiana. cruz had five stops alone on monday. his goal is to deny trump delegates and force a contested convention. >> the entire country is depending on the state of indiana to pull us back from this cliff. >> reporter: in the democratic race, bernie sanders rallied supporters here in indianapolis. he's in a virtual tie with hillary clinton in indiana, where 92 delegates are at stake, but clinton has a commanding lead nationally. that's because the super delegates, party leaders who can commit to either candidate, are overwhelmingly backing clinton. sanders is asking them to reconsider. >> i know that by far bernie sanders is the strongest candidate to defeat donald trump. >>

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she joins us from indianapolis. >> miguel and alison, the thing to keep in mind about the primary here in indiana today is it is in no way going to get ted cruz the nomination before the convention. this is all about just giving cruz the ability to say that he has the potential to have a fight at the convention in cleveland. so that is part of what i talked to him about when he was standing with the governor of indiana mike pence who endorsed him. i put the numbers to ted cruz. i said from now on donald trump just needs 47% of the remaining delegates to win. cruz needs 132%. meaning it is mathematically impossible. why is he saying he is sure it will be a contested convention. here is how that conversation went. >> dana, nobody will get to 1,237. i won't get to it and neither will donald trump. indiana is a critical state. i'm encouraged that conservatives are coming together. >> what makes you sure he won't get the remaining delegates? 46% is not inconceivable. >> he hasn't gotten 47% to date. >> he did well last week. >> you are right. he did well in his home state and he did well in

lindsay czarniak is in indianapolis tonight. lindsay? >> reporter: tom, a rookie driver won the indianapolis 500. that's so rare. it hasn't happened in 15 years. >> the winner, alexander rossi. >> reporter: 24-year-old alexander rossi came out of nowhere. a year ago, he was a part-time driver in a different racing series in europe. he made himself a household name in front of a record crowd of 350,000. the drama started early. juan pablo montoya, losing control. he was okay, but his day was done before it could ever get going. the rest of the field had to make pit stops for fuel. but rossi took a massive gamble. he knew he didn't have enough. but managed to conserve what he needed to coast across the finish line on fumes. and managed to win the indy 500. he has only been driving indy cars for three months. now, he's won the indianapolis 500. tom? >> what a race. lindsay, thank you. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight," driven to distraction. a bus driver is supposed to be watching the road, but he appears to be watching something else

. >> suburb the indianapolis somewhere. it is very important. if you look at the math -- sandra: which you do. >> i do a lot. i even do it in my sleep these days you can see how, if cruz doesn't change the story tonight, that trump stays on that number and all likelihood, may not be a battle until cleveland. harris: if you just look at the numbers, donald trump needs 241 to clinch. there are more delegates available than he actually needs. so, i mean, i don't know how you -- >> tell you i was looking at it. if cruz wins, it will be the story of the year. harris: sure. >> it will send the story of this campaign in entirely different direction but if trump cleans up, he has 30 delegates statewide to the winner whoever wins that then you have 27 divided among nine congressional districts. what does that mean? if you do really well across the state as trump did last week and tuesday prior to that, he could hit that number that takes him to the point of no return. and that could happen tonight. harris: so jedediah, ted cruz says forget about all that

the festivities are under way in indianapolis ahead of tomorrow's race. it is the 100th running.ere's espn's lindsay czarniak. >> reporter: it's called the greatest spectacle in racing, and the 100th running of the indy 500 may be the biggest yet. >> whoo! >> reporter: more than 350,000 fans will pack into the indianapolis motor speedway tomorrow, the first complete sellout ever. >> that famous checkered flag is ready, and he's over! >> reporter: firestone tires cracking open its video vault exclusively to abc news for the centennial race, footage going back 100 years. that's tire magnate harvey firestone asking his good friend, thomas edison, what he thinks of einstein's theory. >> i don't think anything of einstein's theory because i can't understand it. >> reporter: and this, a glimpse of famed driver mario andretti, before his 1969 indy win. >> i've been dreaming about coming to this place since i was 13 years old. >> reporter: but since then, no andretti taking the coveted checkered flag. now the pressure is on grandson marco. >> it's only right an andretti wins the 100th. >

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great to see you in indianapolis. i wish i was there with you. let's get to another great guy in a great city of indianapolis, chris frates. at another polling station in indianapolis. what are you seeing? >> reporter: kate, we're here outside of indianapolis in a gymnasium. we're getting a little bit busy here for lunchtime. you have folks filling out their ballots here and they walk them across and they get them counted here. i can tell you about 500 ballots have already been counted. that's pretty high. they're looking at some pretty high turnout, and i want to bring in here we're joined by a special guest. i want to bring in the marion county cle clerk, myra eld ridg. tell us about the turnout. >> turnout has been incredible. we're so excited to see so many voters participating in the electoral process because that's what democracy is all about. >> you said there's been early voting. how that is that compared to the last cycle? >> early voting the numbers have significantly increased from the 2012 primary presidential election. >> reporter: w

indianapolis and all the counties that surround indianapolis. which is marion county over here to the east in hancock county up to the north here, hamilton county, quickly growing area, carmel, indiana. a lot of attention over the past tw weeks. so cruz has to drive up numbers here. he also has to drive up numbers in the more conservative part of the state, up here in allen county, that's fort wayne, indiana. and the cruz team knows this. because in all likelihood. when we see the returns coming in. about an hour from now, trump is going to do well here in the south. he's going to do real well up here in the north as well. this is st. joseph county, home to notre dame. several thousand people at a rally and a lot of endorsements for trump throughout the state of indiana. 30 delegates to whoever wins the state. an additional 27 will be divided among the nine congressional districts in indiana. you win a district. you get three more delegates, right now it's all about the delegates, we have come not quite to the end. but we're looking at the final

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separately we are awaiting ted cruz supporters in indianapolis later this hour, maybe just a few minutes away. so we'll be listening to that and getting a game of where the candidate stand. we have the latest delegate count on both side to share with you. jeff, do we know exactly what mr. cruz is planning to say? >> we have no indications at this point that ted cruz is going to drop out of this race here tonight in indianapolis. this is not pretty. i'm looking at the county by county numbers. i count two counties, and we have 92, two counties where he lead. ted cruz that is. this is a nasty loss, but there i no indication from anyone that he's going to drop out. two of the super pacs who are never trumpers put out statement saying they are not done yet. they are going to fight on. ted cruz is going to fight on and john kasich said he will fight on. tonight' result make no difference to him. neil: did they look at the size of the loss? if it's close it's one thing and if it's as big as it is, another? >> the indication is he will go on. he believes he will win some state going forward. he

and now we look to indianapolis. tomorrow, the 100th running of the indianapolis 500. an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms as we move through the race tomorrow. warm temperatures around the nation today. 98 in phoenix. 90 degrees in new york. 90 degrees in orlando. elaine? >> all right. meteorologist ed curran of w wbbm-tv. >>> more than a million and a half people will be flying this holiday weekend. new efforts are being made to get passengers through security as quickly as possible. kris van cleave is at dulles airport outside washington. >> reporter: good morning. the tsa said screeners found a co checkpoints across the country last week. the agency says 90% of flyers spend 30 minutes or less in the screening lines. this weekend, the lines could be longer. bring on the summer rush and fears of historically long gridlocked secured lines at airports across the country. already this year, american airlines says more than 70,000 people and over 40,000 checked bags have missed flights because of screening delays. >> the lines were long. we couldn't find the

nbc's katy tur is in indianapolis and she joins me now. katy, i understand that the trump campaign has not responded yet, i don't think, to anything that's happened this afternoon involving ted cruz and that exchange that's been playing with cruz and the voter. i would have to imagine, we've been watching it live with a supporter or a republican operative who supports donald trump and she was pretty excited to see that exchange going down. i have to imagine, they think they're near the end here for ted cruz. >> well, you would imagine that the campaign would have liked to have had seen something like that. and if donald trump does respond, i would expect a response on twitter in one of his short responses, or on stage right now where he is in carmel, indiana, or potentially tonight where i am, in south bend, indiana. but, yeah, they feel very confident about the state. they're up by 15 points in the latest nbc news poll. it's a poll that donald trump likes, because it has him ahead. but they've said they don't necessarily need the state. a

senator ted cruz is in indianapolis to talk with voters. we'll have live coverage here on c-span at 7:30 p.m. eastern. leading up to the indiana primary, the cruz campaign is airing an ad in the state called lying. >> i'm ted cruz and i approve this message. >> donald trump is lying about ted cruz. cruz voted against e.p.a. and is fighting to stop t.p.p. uz stopped the gang of eight -- while trump funded them with $50,000 in contributions. trump also had a $1 million judgment for hiring ill legalize and still brings in hundreds of foreign workers to replace americans. what a phony. >> that ad is airing in indiana ahead of tomorrow's primary. and again we'll have senator cruz at a rally in indianapolis tonight live here on c-span at 7:30 p.m. eastern. and the subject of the ad, donald trump, is also in the hoosier state today campaigning in south bend. he'll be live on our companion network c-span 2 scheduled to get under way at 7:00. >> madame secretary, we proudly give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. >>

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chris jansing is following the sanders campaign in indianapolis.eresting thing. look, you've got the poll there. democrats saying it's okay, sanders can stay in if he wants. we just heard from kristen the likelihood really that bernie sanders is going to keep winning states through may into june, so the numbers still really don't add up unless something totally unforeseen happens here, the numbers don't add up to win the nomination but there's still going to be a lot happening with the sanders campaign over the next few weeks. >> reporter: there is no bowing out going on. you can see right now, i'm in peppy's grill here and behind me the senator has just moved in there and he is -- has been meeting with chuck jones, who is the head of the local steel workers union, which endorsed him. as you probably know the carrier plant here losing 1400 jobs to mexico. i'm going to keep an eye on him to see if we can get a couple of questions in to him. this is a time in the campaign where they know the uphill climb is beyond high. the numbers as you said, steve

the indianapolis 500 racing, 100th anniversary this may 29th. event at indianapolis motor speedway. the track brings in nearly 315 million dollars for indiana's economy every year. joining us right now is indy car driver graham rahal and fox sports reporter jared max. i'm stunned by the popularity of the indy 500. >> it's-- i mean, like you said, 100th running this year so it's been around a long, long time. a lot of tradition at indianapolis and goes back so many years, i think that people, really america, i saw this piece about indy 500 is america, it kind of is if you look at the birth of the automobile and the way this race has affected that in particular. and all the traditions, the largest single day sporting event, nearly 400,000 this year which will be spectacular. >> and you're part of a racing family. bobby rahal and everybody knows the name. and dagen mcdowell is a huge racing fan. >> i'm sorry she's not here today. >> and there aren't as many racing families and kids getting under the engine as much as they used to. >> it's interesti

. >> university of indianapolis professor dr. laura all bright says voters recognize they are playing a critical role in both places. >> the votes do matter even this late. >> democrat bernie sanders has won 17 state contests urged indianaians to get to the polls. >> come out tomorrow. indiana will be the 18th victory. >> hillary clinton is already eyeing the next contest. campaigning today in kentucky and west virginia. weja jang, cbs news indianapolis. >> governor jerry brown is feuding with the governs of florida. today brown sent a letter to republican rick scott urging him to stop silly political stunts. this is all because of scott's attempts to persuade companies to relocate to florida. scott is in california on a trade mission and taken out radio jobs inviting businesses to leave california and relocate. brown fired back that california has added more jobs than florida in the past year. >>> bringing bart into the 21 are century. >>> the new technology, bart says will make your ride smoother and faster. >>> hold the ice? s

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he's going to be speaking shortly in indianapolis, indiana. have coverage, obviously, of donald trump and ted cruz. we'll have to wait and see what they precisely say. big night for donald trump. very big night. let's take a look at the actual votes that are coming in in the key race alert right now. let's start on the democratic side. bernie sanders taking a slight lead over hillary clinton with 27% of the vote in. he's up by more than 1800 votes. bernie sanders now has 50.5% to hillary clinton's 49.5%. bernie sanders taking a lead slight lead over hillary clinton. look how close it is on the democratic side of the republican side, not close at all with 34% of the vote actually counted. donald trump maintains his lead. 53.4%. 35.5% for ted cruz. kasich at 8.4%. let's go over to john king at the magic wall. 57 delegates at steak in indiana. he got 30 by winning the state, donald trump. got three more winning one congressional district. is it possible donald trump will win all 57 delegates tonight and ted cruz will win zero? >> yes. in a word y

. >> steve handelsman is live in indianapolis with the latest. steve? >> reporter: hi, pat and chris. just outside indianapolis, you can the republican frontrunner asking as he has been as he moves around indiana yesterday, today, and tonight where are we doing basically in the republican primary. isn't this primary process already over? donald trump in indiana where tomorrow he vows to kill off his competition and pivot to the general election. >> i would like to get on to hillary. we've beaten all these guys. indiana is very important. if i win, that's the end of it. >> reporter: only ted cruz is campaigning here against trump vowing not to quit. >> i am in for the distance as long as we have a viable path to victory. i am competing to the end. >> reporter: trump leads cruz by 15 in the latest poll despite cruz naming carly fiorina as his running mate. >> carly has a good finance background. >> reporterme fiorina today, but were thinking about trump. >> what i love about donald trump is he has created a great awakening. >> reporter: is trump the nomin

nicole: for more on senator cruz decision, from indianapolis, jack. >> as results started coming in indianapolisxas senator was sent for a crushing defeat leading than just a handful of counties as the night wore on. cruz would love to continue his campaign. two of them never trump pacs issued statements despite the result they would continue to fight on. when cruz came out surrounded by all his family, it became clear that was not going to happen. saying he would only stay in the race if there was a viable path to the area. he said apparently that path has been foreclosed by the result in indiana. >> from the beginning i've said i would continue on as long as there was a viable path to the root. tonight i'm sorry to say it appears that path has been foreclosed. >> at least one challenger left to donald trump in the race for the gop nomination. next case, nebraska. with a single that goes, laura nicole. nicole: thank you, jeff flock. issuing a statement saying governor kasich will continue to campaign and offer the voters a clear choice for our country. trent returning to the democratic side. ve

today he was having lunch down in indianapolis with ed klein, who is the infamous anti-clinton author that's just an indication that they are looking at all of the ways they can try and take down hillary clinton, when they get to the general election. because the campaign feels extraordinarily confident that this nomination is theirs. >> all right, katy tur. look at that scene behind you too, katy. that crowd gathered there. we see on the other side of the screen, trump at a rally somewhere else and look at the response. but katy tur, thank you for that report. appreciate it. hallie jackson, she's been nbc's road warrior with the inside scoop on the cruz campaign, joins me now from indianapolis. he talked to cruz and mike pence today. she joins us now. hallie, that scene, we played the clip of it, ted cruz going face to face with the hecklers who are supporting donald trump. i really think that sums up the primary in a nutshell right there. this is what ted cruz is up against. >> reporter: it was like a microcosm of what he's doing here in indiana. you're right, he's going and trying

speaking of indianapolis, larry is in indianapolis, an independent. good morning. who do you trust the most on this supreme court nominee pick? caller: you know, i'm in favor of garland and i respect president obama's selection. and number one -- number two also, president obama is still president. it is his job, not the newly elected one, but who is sitting in office now. and as far as jobs, president obama brought jobs back. and when you look at the republican party, the republicans is why we have such corruption now in the house of senate and the representatives because of the supreme court who is favorable for republicans, who openness gave ways where it gave all kinds of mundo nations from millionaires who are controlling our country. so i'm very in favor of garland and i hope that he has put in office before the president steps down. but that is president obama's constitutional duty. to select a supreme court justice. we do need a change. host: all right. a few more 2003s on this topic. thanks for the comments. bernie sanders, because we got to get the cash o

. >> from indianapolis, i know you spoke to him. >> diand he clearly is in debating mote. not just with that protester, but when i spoke earlier today, he was in that kind of back and forth verbal rally mentality. the conversation we had was about the fact that he is blaming the media for not necessarily wanting him to go on. we keep asking questions about how important indiana is. i responded it's the hard numbers and the delegates where trump is far ahead of him and cruz himself put a lot of impact on the state of indiana. he senses it from the candidates and his staff. he was and is campaigning with the governor who endorsed him. the difference between what they said today. governor pence who is popular in the state, he said he will support the nominee whoever it is. ted cruz will not say that. he was asked over the weekend. he won't go there. it gives you a sense of how the cruz campaign feels about the stakes being so high. they don't want to push everyone over the edge. we want to get a sense of how people feel. there a lot of undecided voters in the back row here. t

cruz in indianapolis. and both are trying to make their closing arguments, trying to get this down to the wire. the stakes could not be higher for both of them. the front-runner today sending this message to his bitter rival. >> if we win indiana, it's over. it's over. they're finished. they're gone. they're gone. >> now, that comes as cruz is under increasing pressure. not just from donald trump, but from trump supporters. here's what happened earlier today. cruz got in a seven-minute face-off with the trump supporter who showed up to protest one of cruz's events. >> and i'm running to be everyone's president, those who vote for me -- >> we don't want you. >> you're entitled to your view, sir. i will respect it -- >> do the math. kasich's dropped out. now it's your turn. time to drop out, sir. >> when donald get to 1,237. >> donald is going to get to 1,237. he's going to get more. >> jim accoosta is "outfront" i south bend. you've been talking to the trump campaign. we heard donald trump say if he wins to