john m.: you do not hear a lot of talk about white knights here. on't hear about john kasich among these members. like you say mark, this is , theoretically a group that would be pretty friendly to john kasich, but they are seeing that he has only won his home state so far. mark: john mccormick down in hollywood, florida. we look forward to see what you find in the rest of the meeting. john, thank you very much. all right, coming up. comedy on the campaign trail and hillary clinton's ladies of laughter. you will want to see that. if you are watching us in washington, d.c., you can listen to us anytime you want on the radio radio bloomberg at 99.1 , fm. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ who comes closer to the real hillary? hillary: there are already little bits and pieces that are real, and i laugh a little bit. there is always a little truth in it, i hate to confess. john: that was this morning during a good morning america town hall, talking about her impersonators on saturday night live. luckily, she has some backup and we called in some backups ourselv

john m.: you do not hear a lot of talk about white nights here -- white knights here. t hear about john kasich among these members. mark, this is theoretically a group that would be pretty friendly to john kasich, but they are seeing that he has only won his home state so far. mark: john mccormick down in hollywood, florida. we look forward to see what you find in the rest of the meeting. john, thank you very much. all right, coming up. trail andthe campaign hillary clinton's ladies of laughter. you will want to see that. watching us and washington, d.c., you can listen to us anytime you want on radio .1 fm.erg at 99 we will be right back. ♪ >> who is the real hillary? hillary clinton: there are already little bits and pieces that are real, and i laugh a little bit. that was hillary clinton talking about her impersonators on saturday night live. has some backup and we called in some backups ownelves, so here is our will leach, the great will each leach, to talk about hillary clinton and some of her friends. the: it is the axiom that president needs to be our performer i

bob dole, john m mccain, mitt romney and guess what? even gerald ford won wisconsin back in '76 when they were all running. this is not the be all and end all for any of the candidates. >> she raises a good point. >> that doesn't sound promising at all for ted cruz. >> she said it on fox business. liz: youuys had plenty to say sounding off on twitter. janie miller said -- i did get chuckle out of lou, didn't i? i spin it forward to every primary, thank you all for make our election coverage so special last night, but we are the business network who is live for every primary. folks, we are so cmitted to that because it matters to your money, matters to you. tweet me -- join the party. facebook, we got it all. >>> the gop candidates are getting into a new york state of mind as donald trump looks to brush off last night's loss in wisconsin and senator ted cruz aims to keep his momentum going, but senator cruz is currently polling third in the empire state. here's what he had to say about the polls in just last hour. >> the interesting thin

of course, this was the home fire house of firefighter john you will m ulmschneide ulmschneider. an ambulance like the one he worked on there adorned with flowers. of crs type of call that firefighters respond to all, but now as we learn today on the other end of all of this there may be some changes in the way these kinds of calls are handled. john ulmschneider was killed and kevin swain is recovering from being shot multiple times. they were all there to check on a brother because the brother had checked on him and wasn't able to get a response. thought there might be medical danger. these welfare checks are common. when the firefighters forced their way in, the person opened fire that they were to check on for now, procedures for these kinds of calls will remain the same. >> typically, if there's no indication of a fire emergency or medical emergency, we wait for police. in this case, there was an indication of a medical ergency. >> reporter: of course, there would be some changes on the other end o chief bashoor says once the grieving process is farther along, they'll look at

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. >> hundreds are gathering for the final farewell of john you will m schneideschneid -- ulmsc. >> reporter: there were so many people here today for the funeral mass that they could not all fit into the church, so what most people opted to do was to stand outside listening to the loud speaker and follow along with the ceremony. the ulmschneider family arrived 37-year-old john skillet ulmschneider was shot and killed in the line of duty. kevin swain was shot and injured friday evening. a homeowner opened fire shooting the two firefighters and his own brother who was with them at the time. the homeowner has not been charged. he told police he thought someone was breaking into his home. what happened that night is still under investigation and very much on the minds of the firefighters and friends who were there to the funeral for ulmschneider today. >> you start thinking who knows what's there. >> reporter: during his remarks, the fire chief promoted you w l ulmschneider to lieutenant. >> shedding new light on a similar incident a few months ago in montgomery county. firefighters were checki

responding to medical welfare check on sharon road in temple hills prince george county firefighter john ol m mssnyder was shot and killed and 19-year-old kevin swain a volunteer firefighter withes morning side fire department was also hit by bullets and gunman's brother was injured in the bizarre and troubling shooting. >> i heard them sounded like they were trying to get into the house you know forceful and then all of a sudden shots rang out like six or seven shots and you know the fire crew just scattered. >> we felt time was of the essence and it's a very real possibility that the person inside this house was experienceing a medical emergency. we announced ourselves and pounded on the doors ourselves and forced entry and started making entry into the house when the occupant opened fire. >> a source tells "fox5" during the interviews the shooter told police he never heard the firefighters announce who they were and instead he woke up to find them breaking through his door. he believed they were intruder intruders. he grabbed a gun and opened fire. the firefighters who survived his injurie

m milwaukee. wendy gillette. >> john kasich also talked about social security and one of his town halls. keep up with the latest from the campaign trail any time by downloading our wusa9 app. >>> tomorrow, the brussels  airport will reopen for the first time since the deadly terror attack there. but operations will be anything but normal. only a few flights are scheduled to leave the airport sunday afternoon for a handful of other cities in europe. 31 people died when terrorists set off bombs at the airport and at a nearby train station. and, passengers who do head to the brussels airport will not be able to take public transport to get there. >> the airports will only be accessible by car or taxi during the first days. other modes of transport will be made available as soon as possible. >> there will now be security checks for passengers and luggage outside of the airport entrance. and it could be months before the brussels airport is fully operational. >>> a new search for jacob and sarah hoggle today. they have been missing since september of 2014, but family members continue to tod

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john kasich and texas senator ted cruz. fox news has declared trump as the winner in m. he has 55 percent of the vote with 69 of the precincts reporting. that's compared to john kasich's 22 percent and ted cruz at 19 percent. maryland was not the only state holding a primary tonight. voters in four other northern states. donald trump has swept them all, winning in connecticut, delaware, pennsylvania and rhode islant.ç > on the democratic side hecht is comfortably in the lead with 84 percent precincts reporting. clinton the inwither of the democratic primary over bernie sanders. it hats been a very big night for cline on. sh pennsylvania. she has 90 percent of the delegates needed to win the democratic nomination for president. bernie sanders' victory tonight was only in rhode island. now to the big raise for the us national. the associated presses has called the raise for the democratic nomination, the ap says congressman chris van holland will beat donna edwards. van holland is currently leading ed wards 51 to 41 percent. that is now with 45 percent of the precincts repo

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m >> reporter: and is john kasich having any impact or getting any traction?some surve, is right there with with cruz as the, you know, the second place to trump. i know that when kasich is in pittsburgh, he certainly talks up his roots from there. we have seen an advertisement ii think not maybe by him but maybe by supporters that plays up those pennsylvania connections as well.e some of the republican voteriz have talked to say that they like him but they don't think he stands a chance and, therefore, won't get his vote.ot >> reporter: john fritze, what's the state of play in maryland on both sides? >> it's similar. we have had most of the major candidates in.an i was at a trump rally on the eastern shore last night. ted cruz announced his second visit. he was in the state in westernst maryland today. we have seenod a fair number of candidates. on the democratic side, both clinton and bernie sanders are onar the air statewide, so theye running advertising. you know, the polling is pretty similar to pennsylvania.n certainly clinton, in particular, has just a

i'm martin savidge, and i ooh 'm in for fredricka whitfield. and now, in ohio, john kasich is set to hold a town hall, and we will take you there when it begins. you can do the math and see that kasich with one win in his home state of ohio has no chance of getting the republican party's nomination before the convention this summer, but he is vowing to stay in the race hoping to prevent trump from collecting enough delegates, and force a contested convention this is summer. last night, kasich spoke about his controversial alliance with ted cruz, and the strat swri for winning the nomination on cnn's "erin burnett out front ". >> it is all about allocating the resources, and you put them where you think that you can be put best. and i have been virtually outspent by everybody in the campaign 50 to 1 and we are still standing. we have done the right things by ourself, and today, i'm in california and yesterday in oregon, and we are most likely to be headed to the open convention, and when we get there, the day that donald trump gets there is the best day, and then from

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m. >> his family set up an online site to make donations. you will find the link to help john's wife and daughter. >>> developing now on metro's red line, heavy spoke at the friendship high station this evening. that, according to d.c. fire and ems. firefighters worked to ventilate smoke between the stations. metro says this started about 8:00 tonight when a train operator reported the problem. the train stopped, everyone was able to get off. metro stopped all stations. they made buses available. the good news is nobody was hurt. >>> clear skies, light winds and very dry air over the area means a chilly start tomorrow morning. temps in the 50s. as the sun comes up sunday, temperatures, for the most par 6:00 a.m., temps around 48 degrees. in the sub you ares, 40s. petersburg could see mid-30s. that leads to isolated frost, but not a huge concern. 8:00 a.m., the temperature around 50 degrees. by 8:00 a.m., temps in the mid-50s. much warmer air as we return to work and school. i'll have the latest in my full forecast. >> there's blood all over the house. >> okay. >> my brother-in-l

john, thank you. >>> a young boy was injured when debris fell near the avenue m. and keywood train station. pieces of concrete fell just as a train passed overhead. the child suffered injuries to his hands and face, but he will recover and the mta is checking the structure and removed any the nypd officer who stomped on a man's head during his arrest will testify in tout today video appears to show joel edouard stomping on jahm iel cuffee's head, and he's facing misdemeanor assault charges. his attorney says cuffee looked like he was grabbing for a gun. >>> another armed robbery overnight on this morning police are trying to figure out if the latest crime is tied to a suspect who has been terrorizing the local businesses in nassau county. diane rocko has the story. >> reporter: police want this guy caught, and this morning they are asking for the public's help, and they are looking into the possibility that the same guy who robbed this karbell may be the same man wanted for 11 other just before closing the suspect walked in, confronting the store employee who was alone at the time behind th

i'm martin savidge, and i ooh 'm in for fredricka whitfield. and now, in ohio, john we will take you there when it begins. you can do the math and see that kasich with one win in his home state of ohio has no chance of getting the republican party's nomination before the convention this summer, but he is vowing to stay in the race hoping to prevent trump from collecting enough delegates, and force a contested convention this is summer. last night, kasich spoke about his controversial alliance with ted cruz, and the strat swri for winning the nomination on cnn's "erin burnett out front ". >> it is all about allin

m. indiana is crucial not for donald trump to win himself but if john kasich could pull it out, that would be okay for cruz. donald trump cannot win if nondonald trump would want to win. >> this is one of the worst nights for ted cruz in his campaign coming away with zippo. but there is always another day. thank you. thank you for staying with us so early. >> a possible milestone in the path to the white house on tuesday for both mr. trump and mrs. clinton. >> coming up, fennel thoughts -- final thoughts on what the victory means for the front runners and what hurdles melee ahead for the candidate -- may lay ahead for the candidates. ♪ ♪ it was always just a hobby. something you did for fun. until the day it became something much more. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade. early morning or early evening. we have the bure rechief of talk radio news. the book is on paperback today. the executive of associates. what do we learn and what do we do and where do we go from here? >> the resurrection before cleveland is alive and well now. at l

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possible alternative if neither donald trump, ted cruz, or john kasich crosses the delegates, but37 ryan said he is not interested. >> if no m majority has enenougn the fifirst ballot, i believe we should only choose from a person who is actually participated in the primary. count me out. i simply believe that if you want to be the nominee for our party to be the presidedent, you should actuallly run for it. i chose not to do this. therefore, i should not be considered period, end of story. amy: new results from colorado show bernie sanders one one more delegate than initially reported. "the denver post" reports the colorado democratic party admitted this week that it misreported the march 1 caucus results from 10 precinct locations. while hillary clinton's campaign discussed the error with state party officials last week, the sanders campaign apparently did not find out until monday, when they were informed by the "denver post." clinton had been projected to win the majority of colorado's 78 delegates because of her support from unelected superdelegates. but the corrected tally means the worst sanders could do is a time. if

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john and me in our interactive segment in just a few moments. can mets fans exhale after this weekend? >> i think so. they're starting to swing at they're relieved to see steven m mat # matz. using all of his pitches, the changeup, i still think this kid can be a really dominant pitcher. >> he gave up seven runs in one and two thirds versus miami on thursday, and he comes back today, no runs, two walks, nine ks, like you say, he was outstanding. >> great fastball location. he's using it here, got a great kuv curve ball. i think everything falls into place for him. control gets away from him once in a while, but he's a big-time pitcher. >> the other thing is his era went down to 7.27. it might take a few weeks to get there, he did it in one day. >> no question, and he's the lefty. so you want the lefty to be going well. now speaking of the other guy who's a righty, matt harvey, off to a slow start here. 0-3. his era is 5.71. his width is 1.56. is there any reason to panic when you're talking about harvey? >> i don't think panic, i don't think so, bruce, a little concern obviously, because he hasn't had the swing and miss stuff that we used to see from him, even

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m floor. in addition to those, you put arizona in play, utah in play, maybe georgia. mark: fewer than five additional states? johnmcgovern. >> we don't live in that country anymore. canes become safe and you extend the map. you have in a norma's of taking the senate back. help taking the senate back. you are watching us in washington dc, you can listen to us a bloomberg 91 -- 99.1 fm. we will be right back. ♪ mark: with the help of former president clinton and george w. bush, our next guest was able to connect with and learn about the unique challenges of raising a child with asperger's. he wrote about the experience in his new book "love that boy." two parents taught me about expectations. it is a hefty question to ask of an author but there is a great story behind the title of the book. >> in 2005, i was covering bush 's reelection campaign. think the correspondent for their sacrifices. bush is doing it for me and i'm walking with my three kids and ise including my son, who five. tyler can only talk about barney the dog. he's going on and on. and he starts talking about roosevelt's dog. and i'm very anxious. i'

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keep, let's have a plan that y m can actually do whichu i ca p >>> donald trump is far ahead of there's a new poll. it shows him leading 54% of the vote. is more than double john kasich's support. >>> at a rally in albany, a trump sngporter admits he shoved a pro ster intthe face twice. then complains the protester was yelling in his face. trump spoke about his charge that the gop primary system is rigged. trump said it allowed his rival ted cruz to take all of colorado's delegates. >> it's a dirty system and only a nonpolitician would say it. >> when people vote against him, they're stealing the elgoeca tiont >> cruz was campaigning in southern california. john kasich was upstate here in new york. this morning, in fact, he'll be here in the city. he'll be speaking here in manhattan. >>> a judge said he will rule appear on new jersey's primary ballot. both say that cruz is not eligible to be president because they argue his citizenship. new jersey's primary is on june 7in.h. and "today" show is following all of the developments from the campaign trail. we'll have live team coverage ahead at 7:00 a.m. >>r polr e are looking for who ver pulled off a sensation ba

m up next, it's not nevada either. up next ted cruz picks carly fiorina as this week's running mate. he named johnasich as his running mate over the weekend. trump's reaction to cruz. we're watching hardball, place for politics. >>> one of the great principles of bullies, they feed off of fear. they feed off of people who will cower in the corner when they yell and scream and insult and holler and curse. they don't know what to do when a strong, powerful woman stands up and says i am not afraid. >> welcome back. that was ted cruz' latest effort to try to stop donald trump. cruz picked carly fiorina as his running mate. just minutes ago donald trump blasted cruz for picking a running mate at this point in the race. >> cruz can't win. what's he doing picking vice presidents. he can't win. on television they say it nicely. he has no path to victory. that's a nice expression. that's mathematically eliminated. he's mathematically eliminated. he has set a record though. he's the first candidate who is mathematically who is eliminated who chose a vice presidential candidate. >> i have to laugh sometimes

john said they were merging with one of the big guys and could give savings of $10 billion every year. francine: so that is for m want to become more of a lifestyle brand. i love that the ticker is "race u.s." is that being taken well by shareholders? francine: -- fiate new board will be with several luxury experts. you're going to have kids wake. you're going to have the elkin brothers. they have to tackle this issue. , he saidhionne sold they wanted to create a luxury goods company and he appointed a new head of the luxury goods division. until now, we haven't seen the outcome of the strategy. marchionne said you have to wait until 2017 to see the outcome. clearly, there is some skepticism among analysts and investors. shares have lost more than 20% since the ipo. an investor i spoke with told me ferrari has an identity crisis. they have to decide how to expand without diluting the brand. francine: certainly not an easy task, but fascinating. thank you so much for grabbing mr. marchionne as he was having a cigarette outside. that is wonderful. we will keep up-to-date with any new developments throughout the da

after that m of the delegates will be free to vote for another candidate. i hope they'll nominate a conservative. >> ohio governor john kasich laid out his vision of the country in a stinging critique of his rivals. he gave what was billed as a major address at the women's national republican club in new york. he called the speech two paths. it did not discuss donald trump or ted cruz by name, but it did make clear -- he did make clear that either of those candidates would lead the country down the wrong path. >> some who feed off of the fears and anger that is felt by some of that and exploit it feed their own insatiable desires for fame or attention. that could drive america down into a ditch and not make us great again. >>> house speaker paul ryan is flatly ruling out a run for the presidency in 2016, or at least trying to. ryan has been facing increased speculation about his plans and pleas from some republican leaders in despair over the possibility that cruz or trump will win the nomination. they want ryan to parachute in as a latent ra entrant into the. but ryan said i do not want nor will i accept the nominati

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there was an f and m poll showed it 33, 30, 20 with trump and kasich. i think pennsylvania is very much in play. john kasich will do well. he's the only republican candidate that is above water. not under water in terms of favorability rating. i think a lot of delegates are smart people and they want to win. they see him as the only electable republican in the field. i think they will enter their thinking. >> i take your point. we'll see where the polls shake out. what is the argument. if this is land slide, for anybody, if kasich wins this, what is the argument for an unbound delegate disregarding a landslide. what's the argument for not honoring that voice in. >> i understand the delegates will be under tremendous treasure to honor the vote of whatever the primary voters say. i think they know that donald trump, given his unfavorability rating, it seems he has no path to winning a general election. these delegates, their job is to nominate the most electable, the most electable republican of good character. that's going to be their job. they're going to take that very seriously when the time comes.