running through the streets of new york city, well, this morning he can thank comedian jon stuart for a future that's looking a whole lot brighter. >>> and the golden state warriors doing something they haven't done in 14 months. losing a game at home by just 3 points to the celtics ending an incredible 54 home game winning streak. today, saturday, april 2nd, 2016. >>> and welcome to "today" on this saturday morning. >> glad to have you with us. we just saw those folks on the plaza. they show up to new york city for the weekend having no idea they were going to get some snow perhaps. >> why do you look at me? it's very accusatory. >> i will remind you craig, if you're going to blame her for the bad weather, you have to thank her for the good weather. >> thank me more yesterday. >>> and this allout push now for the wisconsin vote on tuesday. on the republican side it's shaping up to be a critical test of the stop trump forces. now he's on the defensive once again about his comments about abortion. full coverage and anal since of both the republican and democratic races. we begin with k

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