melania was with you. >> yes. >> family. nine months? >> june 16th. >> what have you learned the most about our political system, especially coming off of a hard week? >> well -- [ yelling ] >> what? what was that? well, i've learned that our country is very poorly run. i can tell you that. no. i have learned there's great -- i have to say this. and you're a total professional and there are others but i have learned there's tremendous dishonesty in the media. >> true. >> tremendous dishonesty. beyond anything -- beyond anything i've ever witnessed. beyond anything i've ever witnessed. for instance, i talk about nato and i give this long -- i understand, you know, i get it. i get how it is. it's obsolete and two, three days later, people say that was something. i said that we're spending too much money. we're taking care of all the freeloaders. you know, we have 28 countries in there. we are taking care of a vast preponderance and not paying and they're really not paying because nobody's asking them to pay in my opinion. you know, i have

trump, but she's got a question for melania. >> hi, melania. >> hello. >> do you feel that you and mr. trump raised barron differently than he did his older children? >> well, it's a different time and different generation, and especially now the time is different. he's not home much. he's working hard. he's on the road all the time. and i'm at home being a parent and to be very happy when we have him home because we miss him. yes, it's a little bit different but kind of still the same. he loves to work, he loves the country. we see he will do something amazing if people elect him to be a president. >> mr. trump, do you think you're a different dad to your youngest, to barron, than you were to your older kids? >> well, i think i appreciate it more. you know, it's very interesting, with all of the children, i've always been, i think, a very good father. was always important to me. a lot of people say my children have done a good job, and they better keep doing a good job. but they come to me, friends of mine, very successful people, and their children have problems with drugs and probl

trump, but she's got a question for mela a melania. >> hi, melania. >> hello. >> do you feel that youd barron differently than he did his older children? >> well, it's a different time and different generation, and especially now the time is different. he's not home much. he's working hard. he's on the road all the time. and i'm at home being a parent and to be very happy when we have him home because we miss him. yes, it's a little bit different but kind of still the same. he loves to work, he loves the country. we see he will do something amazing if people elect him to be a president. >> mr. trump, do you think you're a different dad to your youngest, to barron, than you were to your older kids? >> well, i think i appreciate it more. you know, it's very interesting, with all of the children, i've always been, i think, a very good father. was always important to me. a lot of people say my children have done a good job, and they better keep doing a good job. but they come to me, friends of mine, very successful people, and their children have problems with drugs and problems with alco

trump, but she's got a question for melania. >> hi, melania. >> hello. >> do you feel that you and mr. trump raised barron differently than he did his older children? >> well, it's a different time and different generation, and especially now the time is different. he's not home much. he's working hard. he's on the road all the time. and i'm at home being a parent and to be very happy when we have him home because we miss him. yes, it's a little bit different but kind of still the same. he loves to work, he loves the country. we see that, you know, he will do something amazing if people elect him to be a president. >> mr. trump, do you think you're a different dad to your youngest, to barron, than you were to your older kids? >> well, i think i appreciate it more. you know, it's very interesting, with my -- with all of the children, i've always been, i think, a very good father. was always important to me. a lot of people say my children have done a good job, and they better keep doing a good job. but they come to me, friends of mine, very successful people, and their children have pr

trump, but she's got a question for melania. >> hi, melania. >> hello. >> do you feel that you and mr. trump have raised barron differently than he did his older children? >> well, it's a different time and different generation, and especially now the time is different. he's not home much. he's working hard. he's on the road all the time. and i'm at home being a parent. and to be very happy when we have him home because we miss him. yes, it's a little bit different but kind of still the same. you know, he loves to work. he loves the country. and we see he will do something amazing if people elect him to be president. >> mr. trump, do you think you're a different dad to your youngest, to barron, than you were to your older kids? >> well, i think i appreciate it more. you know, it's very interesting. with all of the children, i've always been, i think, a very good father, was always important to me. a lot of people say my children have done a good job, and they better keep doing a good job. but they come to me, friends of mine, very successful people, and their children have problems wi

melania has a point.hy on earth is it necessary to publish a piece about melania's father back in slovenia, back in 1965, back before he met melania's mother, getting involved in a paternity lawsuit and having to pay child suit support to a son that everyone glees she hasn't met. what does this have to do with the potential first lady? >> why do we care? how does this relate to the vote if 2016? >> exactly. i mean, it's an invasion of privacy. she asked the magazine not to publish it. the dad is hardly a public figure. it tefeels like an attempt to g headline. this wreaks of condescension. there's the $100,000 dior wedding dress that the laborers -- >> that piece didn't bother me. that's what her wedding dress cost. they had a fancy wedding. so what? it's a vision into the lifestyles of the rich and famous. >> then we have the supposed friend, blind quote, saying she is not a bimbo, but she's not especially clever. >> there you go. now, the author of this piece makes the decision on whether or not to incl

( cheers and applause ) i mean, i'd take melania over donald. although, she'd probably have to deal with years of some immigrant hating aof asshole demanding to see her bit, certificate. >> trevor: that would mean if melania was the candidate, donald trump would be her prop. >> oh, sure. she can trot him out whenever she starts to lose that douche bag vote. >> trevor: michelle wolf, everyone. everyone. we'll be rig sorry, just getting a quote on motorcycle insurance from progressive. yeah? yeah, they have safe rider discounts, and with total loss coverage, i get a new bike if mine's totaled. but how's their customer service? great. 24/7. just like here. meat loaf! [dings bell] just like here. anybody got a pack... that needs leadin'? serving all your motorcycle insurance needs. now, that's progressive. before it was honey in these honey nut cheerios, it was honey being collected. and honey getting made. and honey that was just beginning. the new craftsman pro series riding mowers. ♪ now available with power steering. so you can turn with ease. a

it's good that he's recognizing that and to bring melania out, it's hard but i think she did well. and she did well on hannity also sitting there and i don't know if you noticed, i think there's a little bit different tone with a candidate who sits there with his wife. way better. >> she should be with him all the time it was almost like i was ready for her to tell us something else. one of the most notable things she said while sitting on hannity and with her back to her husband was when you attack him he punches back 10 times harder.we know that already so i felt like i was left wanting to hear more just on a personal level because isn't that the purpose of bringing your spouse out? >> there's two points, one is personal. it makes him more human, it makes you more real when your spouse comes out but if you have a good spouse they can say things that you can't say and i think this was just a foreshadowing of what's to come. this is round one of many rounds of melania having a larger role in this campaign. >> i wanted tomention another woman , after melania spoke donald trump calle

( cheers and applause ) i mean, i'd take melania over donald.hough, she'd probably have to deal with years of some immigrant hating aof asshole demanding to see her bit, certificate. >> trevor: that would mean if melania was the candidate, donald trump would be her prop. >> oh, sure. she can trot him out whenever she starts to lose that douche bag vote. >> trevor: michelle wolf, everyone. we'll be rig courtyard, the official hotel of the nfl and i, want to remind you that no one's the same without the game. like @annethefan3, who writes, "my husband recently constructed "a regulation sized field goal post in the front yard. "to say it's an eyesore is an understatement. is he ok?" anne, no. he's not ok without football. mini camps open soon though. until then, help him adjust for the wind. oh and laces out, kind of a biggie. wabout your data running out. you don't have to worry so you can do more of the things you love. switch to sprint today... and get four lines of unlimited high-speed data, talk and text for only $37.50 per line per month. so

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so i'd like to introduce why move, melania.llo. >> reporter: dressed in a short pastel dress, melania trump spoke from notes her husband later told the crowd she prepared on her own. >> it is wonderful -- thank you. we love you, too. >> reporter: it's all part of a plan, perhaps, to help women warm up to her husband. the latest cnn poll shows 73% of all women have a negative view of mr. trump. >> i'm very proud of him. he's hard worker. he's kind. he has a great heart. he's tough. he's smart. >> reporter: donald trump didn't help himself with women in recent weeks between his comments on abortion -- >> there has to be some form of punishment. >> reporter: -- and his retweet of this unflattering photo of heidi cruz in response to someone posting a nude photo of melania. he later apologized for posting it. >> when you attack him, he will punch back ten times harder. [ cheers and applause ] >> trump! trump! trump! >> no matter who you are, a man or a woman -- >> reporter: even though melania never wanted her husband to run for pre

melania will be a great first lady.artha: battle underway for wisconsin, republican rivals scrambling for those 42 delegates up for grabs in tomorrow night's primary. donald trump and ted cruz crisscrossing the state in the final hours before the voters go to the polls. john kasich is in this race as well on the right-hand side of your screen. he said he doesn't think he can win there, but he wants to rack up some delegates. hour two now -- bill: yes, it is -- martha: of "america's newsroom," i'm martha maccallum. >> bill: and i'm bill hemmer. you cannot count trump out. even if he loses in wisconsin, being trump, he's already well ahead in new york, the next big state to hold a primary, 95 delegates at take on april 19, and trump is expected to do well one week after that with five more states in the northeast. chief white house correspondent ed henry live in new york city, a memo leaking that may spell new trouble for trump. who wrote it, who'd it come from, ed? >> reporter: well, bill, it's from barry bennett, he use

look no further than melania. she's a super model. this is not a normal family but it's a close family. david let me play for you donald trump when he gave his advice something a lot of americans don't need to do. but here's what he said you need to do when you get married. >> so have a prenup in every relationship. >> if you're going be poor you don't have to have a prenup. fount poor, if you don't think you'll never make money it's not worth the effort. if you're going successful and people i speak in front of are usually people that to be successful or are successful. if you're going be successful are or successful you have to have a prenup. >> honest advice. >> if you want to be poor? as if some people dhoobs rich. other people dhoobs poor. >> that was 11 years ago right after he married melania. >> the other thing is i agree. coming out with his family is a v-very good thing. on this team business wait a minute he's changed teams fairly often here. there are different teams at different times. >> different teams at different time

>> i tend to take the melania and ivanka view. i like the donald trump i saw at aipac, not the donneald trump tt retweets pictures of heidi cruz. keep some of the funness that he has that people like at the rallies. >> tara? >> the national question is then, why doesn't he? he is the master of his own demean most of the time. trump does what -- >> not sure that's the best term to use. >> but he can choose to behave however he wants to and he continues to choose to behave like this. that's what's concerning to a lot of people like me and for the 73% of women who look at him unfavorab unfavorably. for the majority of americans who do not support donald trump. he's only averaged 37% of the vote up until now. that behavior, why he chooses to act like a reality show character instead of taking this seriously and acting like president of the united states is something that i think everyone -- should trouble everyone. >> he has been saying that he could do this. that he has many people and can act however -- that he'd surprise people onc

i understand that his wife melania will join him there as well? >> reporter: that's right. we're expecting melania to join her husband on the campaign trail which is significant and trump's part of rocky week has been his image among female voters in the wake of back and forth on abortion and suggesting that maybe women deserve to be punished if they get abortions if that's made illegal and, of course, he walked that back. if melania joins him on the stage, it will be interesting to see if she speaks on his behalf ahead of the wisconsin primary. anderson? >> and he admitted last week may not have been his best. how much damage control has the campaign been trying to do? >> reporter: i think it's less damage control and more back to basics. we saw donald trump at his third campaign event and it's rare for him to be campaigning this hard. i think he's sticking with the things that he knows best and if you're donald trump, what are the things that he knows best is how to hit your opponents and he's been doing that all day long. he's been hammering ted cruz and john kasich, cal

bringing out his wife melania for couple events.o fix the problem he has with republican women voters. also lamenting that john kasich's continued presence in the race is taking votes from him. to which the ohio governor basically said, oh, boo-hoo. >> he is 1-30. he ought to get the hell out, honestly. >> listen here is the situation. the reason why trump said kasich needs to get out, i mean think about what that guy said. he said he needs to get out because he is getting my votes and i want to have my votes. [laughter]. this is not fair! >> reporter: trump told a rally in lacrosse we were at yesterday, look he doesn't care if john kasich tries to contest the convention and win there but he shouldn't play in states, bill, where trump says kasich has no chance. bill: cruz gained on trump in that state. closing days of polling suggest trump is closing on cruz, i don't know. you tell us, on a state that some believe should have been pretty good for donald trump? reporter: so what is cruz doing right in the badger state? part of it is

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and what melania trump wants her husband to stop doing. and tonight, what hillary clinton just said. her challenge to donald trump. >>> the deadly crash. investigators talking just a short time ago, after an american helicopter tour goes down, killing everyone onboard. tonight, the deep freeze now. snow and concern over black ice for drivers, that cold here to stay. >>> the flight attendant just fired after the emergency chute in houston. and you'll see it right here. >>> and the passenger who called 911 to warn authorities about his uber driver. >> he kept driving. >> passed from dispatcher to dispatcher, not once, but three times. an hour later, that uber driver, accused of going on a murder spree. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and let's get right to it. wisconsin voters could very well change the course of this race. donald trump needs a win if he wants to land the delegates he needs for the nomination. he could still do it, but it would be extremely difficult. his wife melania back campai

trump's mostly furious because melania naked in years. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and listen to this, i read that the state department is having to hire more staffers to review all of the requests that are being filed for hillary clinton's emails. or as hillary put it, "see, i'm creating jobs already. [ laughter ] i told you!" [ cheers and applause ] but here's some good news for hillary clinton. yesterday she received the endorsement of "rolling stone" magazine. while bernie sanders received the endorsement of "kidney stone magazine." [ laughter and applause ] "i've been on the cover more than any other person!" hillary also targeted donald trump's recent comments on foreign policy, saying if trump gets his way, it will be like christmas for russia. then russians were like, "so, [ laughter and applause ] "in russia, santa gets shoved down chimney." that's right, hillary clinton said that if donald trump becomes president it will be like christmas in the kremlin. christmas in the kremlin, which actually sounds like an amazing holiday movie starring vladimir putin. [ laughter

but melania said be nicer in the debates. i can't do that. i have to win first. >> there comes a time where being nice, trying to do all this stuff. when people are laughing in your face, you have to fight back. that's what's so important about what he does. >> trump's wife melania pushing her husband to act more presidential. >> how would you like him to be different? >> just to use nice language sometimes. >> better language? >> not all the time. sometimes i agree. >> somebody yelled out something. >> and he repeated it. i was thinking just don't repeat it. because next day the press all they talk is about the word, inappropriate word. and that was correct. in and on changing his tone, trump says he can switch it up any time. >> it's easy to do it. it's easier to do it than the way i behave right now. i have two more people i have to take out. >> but when it comes to the retweeting that sparked his recent war of wives last month with ted cruz, trump says, yes, it's the retweets that usually get him in hot water and it's all his undoing. >>

. >> jimmy: they were feuding this week after an attack ad featured a nude photo of trump's wife, melaniadience oohs ] and trump threatened to retaliate against ted cruz's wife, heidi. [ audience oohs ] and while trump and cruz were arguing, melania and heidi quietly escaped. [ cheers and applause ] that's right, donald trump is furious over an ad featuring a a nude photo of melania trump. trump's mostly furious because it's the first time he's seen melania naked in years. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and listen to this, i read that the state department is having to hire more staffer r being filed for hillary clinton's emails. or as hillary put it, "see, i'm creating jobs already. [ laughter ] i told you!" [ cheers and applause ] but here's some good news for hillary clinton. yesterday she received the endorsement of "rolling stone" magazine. while bernie sanders received the endorsement of "kidney stone magazine." [ laughter and applause ] "i've been on the cover more than any other person!" hillary also targeted donald trump's recent comments on foreign policy, saying if trump g

. >> let's go back to utah and the melania picture -- >> let him finish. >> let's go back to utah. >>inish. >> ron, i need you to make your point, though. i'm running out of time. >> make your point, let's go. get there. >> 100% of the delegates going forward. the next state where people are paying the most attention is in wisconsin and donald trump is in huge trouble. he's dropping like a stone. >> we'll see. >> now is the time -- >> he is not dropping like a stone. >> i want to bring jason in. you sat by patiently and quietly. i want to ask you about something you said which i found interesting. if you were marco rubio, you would go dark. let the wounds heal and emerge at the convention. do you think that's feasible? could that really happen? >> i don't think that donald trump is going to have 1,237 delegates when it comes time for the convention. i think the delegates, when they start to convene are going to be looking at how any of the republican candidates, whether they were candidates during the process or just names out there, formidable figures, how they match up against hilla

we saw melania trump speaking at an event for her husband.ou may know by now when you attack him, he will punch back ten times harder. he's a fighter and if you elect him to be your president, he will fight for you and for our country. he will work for you and with you. >> kevin, let me start with you, donald trump, according to polls, has high negative ratings among women, including republican women in wisconsin. do you think that melania trump coming out, talking about him, attesting to his character, can help? >> look, i say, first, she's effective, i think she's a very good surrogate, i think people tend to like her. but the damage on donald trump with women voters is so bad i don't think there's many surrogates that will help solve. you bring out a surrogate like a wife or daughter, wreinforce attributes you like about somebody, why they're a good father, why they're a good husband. hering with the controversial statements donald trump has done and so many offensive actions the damage is already done. while she's a likable person is not

melania trump's father has an extensive collection of mercedes.ite well for himself even income nis times, had two houses, a mercedes. he, like donald trump, is litigious when it comes to his former lovers. we found that melania trump has a half brother that apparently she did not know about. her father had an affair with a woman before he met melania's mother, a child came out of that union. he fought, melania trump's father fought the mother of the child who sued for child support three months after the child was born, that he fought it to the highest appellate court in slovenia, trying not to pay the child support fees. >> melania trump is not happy with that article. >> not at all. >> she reacted negatively. >> you have an article in the issue of foreign policy on his foreign policy speech yesterday. your bottom line? >> my bottom line is it is an eclectic array of ideas, many of which don't go together. you heard isolationist themes, that it is always america first, which as many pointed out is echo of charles lindbergh and people that said n

this is live pictures of melania trump casting her vote. we don't know for who.ume assumably, for her husband, voting in new york. two of the trump children were caught up in the bizarre and byzantine election rules here in new york in which we have closed primaries on both sides here in new york and in order to vote in those closed primary, you have to register your party six months ahead of time. the deadline was back in october. a lot of folks discovered way too late they would not be able to vote in this primary. a lot of frustration. melania trump appears to have been on the ball in that regard. she just cast her vote. she's now outside -- that's her voting in a beautiful sunlit atrium. that's the nicest polling location i've ever seen. do they have a polling solarium apparently in midtowmidtown. new york, tale of two cities, very swanky polling places for those folks. central synagogue, beautiful place. all right. we are watching -- i think we're watching either live or a tape of melania trump casting her vote in the new york presidential primary. she has p

we've heard that from his wife melania. he says melania tells him the same thing. you think there's going to be a change here? >> well, trump has made clear the women in his life are not afraid to weigh in on when they think he's gone too far or feel like he needs to be more presidential. he's been saying on the campaign trail if i had been more presidential, people would have been bored. people would not have paid attention. i needed to do what i did in order to get to where i enemy the polls. this is something you see reflected. the campaign manager's slogan is let trump be trump. i don't think we'll see an about-face and big shuft from the campaign. >> donald trump spent the weekend trying to manage the fallout from a series of gaffes and negative events last week. he acknowledged it was a mistake to tweet that awful picture of heidi cruz next to his wife. he said it was a mistake. if i had to do it again, i wouldn't have done it. why this change in tactic, do you think? >> don, i think the reality is the trump campaign is looking at the same poll numbers we're

melania trump hits the trail for her husband. >> when you attack him, he will bunch back ten times harder. >> and ted cruz answers the question about his marriage as he tries to seal the deal. >>> a stunning scene unfolding on an aircraft. a flight attendant under investigation after inflating the emergency slide and taking off down the runway leaving behind a plane full of bewildered passengers. what they're saying today about the bizarre incident. >>> what a finish. >> for the championship. >> the buzzer-beating basket with half a second to go seals the deal for villanova. >> the national champions. hitting the winner at the buzzer. >> their first championship in more than three decades. one of the most exciting finishes ever. the hero of the game joins us this morning. >>> and good morning, america. what a big game last night for the ncaa championship. villanova there with that buzzer beater to win it all. >> they practice it every single day and came through. their first championship in 31 years. students went crazy. you can imagine that. watch what happens when they hear their own st

you mentioned the melania trump retweet, the one with heidi cruz and melania trump side by side. the first sort of victory party after that happened, i have to tell you, heidi cruz walked out with her husband and the crowd went nuts. they started chanting her name. it was clear they wanted to give her some backing after what had been a rough couple of weeks for cruz and his wife, at least as it related to some of donald trump's attacks against them. seeing her come out, seeing her talk with megyn kelly, seeing her make these statements about her husband is not unusual for heidi cruz, and i would expect we see that continue as this campaign goes on. >> speaking about the support we're seeing, obviously, from a spouse, we got almost an endorsement last night from a former rival. take a look. >> there are three candidates in the race. who would you consider the most conservative and who would you consider -- well, let's start there. >> i've been pretty clear that i want the republican nominee to be a conservative, and in my view at this moment of the candidates that are still active

. >> melania, come. >> reporter: on election eve trump called on his wife melania hoping to close his gaping gender gap with women. >> no matter who you are, a man or a woman, he treats everyone equal. >> reporter: a cruz win in wisconsin will make a contested gop convention far more likely. >> i don't want to get hillary clinton more nervous than she already is. >> reporter: even though hillary clinton has what she now calls a nearly insurmountable lead nationally, bernie sanders is pressing her hard in wisconsin and in her home state of new york. >> i'm absolutely confident i will be the nominee. >> reporter: even with a wisconsin win to beat clinton, sanders would need nearly 3/4 of the remaining delegates. the latest wisconsin polls so bernie sanders with a slight edge. it's within the margin of error so it's a virtual tie. reena, kendis. >> thanks to megan there. the other major story we're following this morning is the crash of a sight seeing helicopter in tennessee, all five people on board were killed when the chopper went down near the great smoky mountains park. abc's diane

she told the post melania is going to adapt just fine.bc news, new york. >> very interesting. the wives are speaking especially when he's down significantly with women. >> the third mrs. trump was speaking out, as well. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on this tuesday morning on "world news now." >> well, there is growing anger over the so-called panama papers the leaked document that detail secret financial dealings. thousands calling for the prime minister's resignation because of his secret financial dealings. he's not the only one being named. details straight ahead. >> investigators in tennessee searching for clues after a sight seeing an helicopter crashed near great smoky mountains national park. up an five on board were killed. the chopper was destroyed by fire. >> the governors of new york and california have signed law

i've been in several situations where it seen them personally relate to his family and relate to melania his children. after the miami debate he had the mall around. it cameras were off to the side wanted to interview him. he went around to make sure everybody had a right, express how grateful he was for each one that's a donald trump people need to see. lou: we have about 30 seconds. christian voters, how do you think he's going to do from your? >> he's going to continue to do well because christian voters and evangelicals are not unlike all americans. they're united in their desire to change the status quo which ronald reagan said his latin for -- evangelicals know we are in a mess and many of them believe donald trump is the one that can lead us out of that mess. lou: you know i had forgotten that quote. it's a wonderful one and now that you have analyzed it in my memory and going to use it a lot. i will give you partial credit. pastor robert jeffers great to have you here. our on line poll 93% of you said donald trump would be a shoo-in in november if only the gop establishment spent

and melania trump now coming to her husband's defense. we're live with details. >>> deadly accident. a group of tourists on a sightseeing chopper when it suddenly goes down in a fiery crash. the new safety concerns with these types of helicopters. >>> high-speed drama racing down the highway. police in hot pursuit. the dramatic finish and the young driver under arrest. >>> and super 'nova. a wild finish for the ncaa championship. >> cats win it all. cats win it all. >> yes, they do. the amazing buzzer beater and fans partying lat early morning hours. >>> well, good tuesday morning. we begin with the showdown in wisconsin, voters heading to the polls today in a critical contest that could reset the race for the white house. >> it's an uphill battle for the front-runners on both sides with a helping hand from his wife, melania, donald trump is hoping to mend fences with women. 42 delegates are up for grabs for the republicans and 96 for democrats. >> a big loss today would greatly reduce trump's chances of clinching the nomination before th

she told the post melania is going to adapt just fine.id wright, abc news, new york. >> very interesting. the wives are speaking especially when he's down significantly with women. >> the third mrs. trump was speaking out, as well. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, presidential primary. voters in another key state head to the polls in just hours. how ted cruz could possibly win and derail trump's nomination. and melania trump now coming to her husband's defense. we're live with details. >>> deadly accident. a group of tourists on a sightseeing chopper when it suddenly goes down in a fiery crash. the new safety concerns with these types of helicopters. >>> high-speed drama racing down the highway. police in hot pursuit. the dramatic finish and the young driver under arrest. >>> and super 'nova. a wild finish for the n

i think the trump campaign is looking at melania trump, can say very positive things about her husband. maybe some of the women in wisconsin will say maybe it is worth casting a vote for him. trump really doesn't want to lose on tuesday, because if he does, there's that two-week period between wisconsin and the huge primary in new york. his opponents can go at him tooth and nail. and say why would you want to vote for him in these other contests? >> all right. john roberts. always good to see you. thank you. and with so much success talking about this primary season, donald trump remains the focus for millions of american voters. and a chance tonight to get to know him even better on fox news. don't miss a special "on the record" right after the "fox report." greta is moderating a town hall event with the republican frontrunner donald trump in milwaukee as we cou tuesday's contest. and that again is tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern. pop your corn, your night is made. now to the democrats. the candidates are arguing deep into the ocean here over the date of the next debate. hillary clinton an

she told the post that melania is going to adapt just fine. america" david right, abc news, new york. >> learned a lot. >> we sure did. >>> coming up -- love is in the air at the music awards. what taylor swift is publically saying about her boyfriend for the first time. >> and more from our series about your kids and what they don't want you to know. this morning, the new tools cyberbullying teens are using to attack each other and when parents should step in. using to attack each other and when parents should step in. but she just can't see it. so excedrin worked with me to show my mom what i experience during a migraine. excedrin relieves my pain and symptoms. but their dedication to migraine sufferers doesn't stop there. oh my god... i'm so sorry, honey, that you go through this. now i finally feel understood. experience more stories at excedrin.com my main goal was to feed him a quality diet., i decided to give freshpet a try. dexter: there's real chunks of vegetables and chicken in it. raul: and, if the food is in the fridge, you know it

lying ted cruz used a picture of melania from a "gq" shoot in his ad.careful, lying ted, or i will spill the beans on your wife. only donald trump would delete a threatening tweet then replace it with a slightly more threatening tweet. [ cheers and applause ] by the way -- how do you spill the beans on heidi cruz? look at her. this woman hasn't spilled a bean in her life. [ laughter ] if she did she'd mop it up with an anti-bacterial wet wipe. whether ted cruz specifically authorized that ad or not, his supporters should leave his wife out of it. she's not running for office. whatever she did in the past is between her, her husband, and the service he ordered her from. [ audience groaning ] >> jimmy: the cruzes and trumps would be the greatest episode of "celebrity wife swap" ever, wouldn't it? ted cruz picked up a key endorsement from jeb bush which is great. now he gets all jeb's supporters. [ laughter ] the republican establishment seems to be doing all they can do behind the scenes to topple donald trump. in front of the scenes too. mitt romney in p