mr. cruz's policies. i worked in the senate during the big fight over obama's trade bill. fast track executive authority. ted cruz was working side-by-side with president obama to pass the fast-track authority. mr. obama is cruz's best ally. if ted cruz were fighting with us to stop it, instead of fighting with obama to get conservative opposition. that changed the course of american history. millions of jobs are threatened including wisconsin's jobs because of ted cruz's reckless support for the obama trade agreement. ashley: ted cruz, this is name calling and i hate to further it. he called donald trump a sniveling coward. this has no place in the campaign, would you agree? >> i think that mr. cruz's comment is deeply unfortunate, but one of the reasons why i'm so glad to be on your program right now is we get to talk about what really is at stake in this race? we've just seen in belgium one of the most horrifying terrorist attacks that any of us could possibly imagine. mr. trump has been clear that if he is president, we will pause the migration programs to do a full and

mr. cruzyou take the case to them. i cannot wait to stand on that general election debate stage with hillary clinton. she will inevitably stand up, and like obama, prattle on about economic inequality. i will say to her, it has increased under your policies. i will say a sentence that i suspect has never been said before at cpac. i am not donald trump, so it will not be x-rated. i agree with bernie sanders. bernie sanders talks all the time about -- mr. hannity: the liberal media is back there. that will be the quote of the day. mr. cruz: bernie sanders talks about the corruption in washington, how career politicians get in bed with the corporations, lobbyists, and special interests, and how the game is rigged. bernie is right. when he is defining the problem, he is fundamentally correct. if the government is fundamentally corrupt, then the answer ain't let's have more government. mr. hannity: one of the reasons i love coming back to cpac every year, there is so many young people here. they ar

despite the fact that both mr. cruz, and mr. rubio, their own families are the product of immigration and the openness of our society. so i am more than happy to own the responsibility as president, as the only office holder who is elected by all of the american people to continue to make efforts to bridge divides and help us find common ground. as i have said before, i think that common ground exists all across the country. you see it every day in how people work together and live together and play together and raise their kids together. but what i'm not going to do is to validate some notion that the republican crackup that has been taking place is -- is a consequence of actions that i have taken. and i -- i -- what is interesting -- i'll just say one last thing about this. there are thoughtful conservatives who are troubled by this, who are troubled by the direction of their party. i think it is very important for them to reflect on what it is about the politics they have engaged in that allows the circus we have been seeing

mr. cruz: i will apologize to nobody with how vigorous i will be as president fighting radical islamic terrorists. lisa: republican voters will not go to the polls again until april 5, while democrats caucus in alaska, hawaii and washington on saturday. mark: vice president joe biden stopped in cincinnati. he attended an event for former ohio governor ted strickland, who' s running for the u.s. senate. and he had plenty of extra security on hand at the westin downtown. we' re told he did not address the brussels attacks. new details about overtime in the cincinnati police department. an internal audit found more than half of overtime wasn' t properly approved. that figure jumped to more than 90% in the chief' s office and community liaison unit. the audit also found some officers working overtime when they had paid time off. the city is recommending the entire process, train time-keepers, and get a new database. lisa: more planning on the union terminal construction project, as the museum cent

senator mike lee, one senator, of utah came out to endorse mr. cruz and said he would encourage our senate colleague, marco rubio, to drop out. earlier this week ms. fiorina endorsed ted cruz. sarah, my understanding is you yourself are supporting ted cruz now? >> i am. >> so here's the challenge. it seems to me the best chance to stop donald trump is to -- is for people to rally around ted cruz. that's one line of thinking. the other line of thinking is everyone stay in and win the states you can, rubio wins floor darks maybe kasich wins ohio. everybody takes their different pieces of the pie. which of those do you adhere to? >> i think that everyone should unite behind ted cruz not just because he's the best chance for beating donald trump, although i think he is and the only chance of beating donald trump, but because he's the conservative in the race who's shown that he can run a great campaign. he has had his character tested. he has proven to be a great candidate out there. so i do think it's time that we pick ted cruz as the guy we're going wit

new york times put it mr. cruzso unpopular that at one point not a single republican senator would support his demand for a roll call vote leaving mr. cruz standing on the senate floor with a man with bird flu. the national review corrected its reporting on his multiple endorsemented. an earlier version said the cruz campaign was set to unveil four more endorseendorsements. today the number is unknown. senator mike lee came out to endorse mr. cruz and said he could encourage marco rubio to drop out. welcome. my understanding is you are supporting ted cruz now. >> i am. >> here's the charge. it seems to me that the best chance to stop donald trump is for people to rally around ted cruz. that's one line of thinking. the other line of thinking is everyone stay in and win the states you can. which of those do you adhere to? >> i think should everyone should unite behind ted cruz. not just because he's the best chance for beating donald trump, although i think he is. he's the conservative in the race who has shown he ca

it's not necessarily part of mr. cruz or mr. trump's rhetoric, in terms of thinking about how we have more of these attacks on european american soil, how to move forward in terms of resolving crisis in regions like the middle east and countries like syria and iraq that are grounds for radicalization for young men and women who join groups like isis over there. >> and in terms of the mechanics, how much difference two jeb bush's endorsement make to ted cruz's campaign? >> well, jeb bush's endorsement, it would--it might not make a tremendous impact given that he did not fare so well in the primaries. what you're going is to see, though, it's not unexpected. you're going to see what we see traditional republicans or republicans in the traditional camp moving behind candidates like mr. cruz and mr. kasich in order to try to neutralize mr. trump, who is perceived as an unconventional republican, and someone who does not necessarily belong in the party or should be the nominee for the presidential election. >> and some people in som

trump and hillary clinton. 161 for mr. cruz. 87 for mr. rubio.ecretary clinton, 544 delegates of 2383. bernie sanders picking up four states including his verbatim. much of that expected. what is fascinating is the path on from super tuesday to a week from now, michigan and then on there to mr. rubio's florida as well. francine, it is going to be the most interesting two weeks, particularly for the establishment of the republican party. francine: i'm still trying to figure out the key dates. march 15, this if and when marco rubio loses florida it is over. hillary clinton is pretty much the nominee. things can change but i'm right. tom: i think it was 1986 or 78 or one of them there was a mistake. memorizing the primary schedule is a mistake. you so forth go day by day. there are important caucuses including wyoming between the super tuesday in michigan. we'll do this again through all of bloomberg "surveillance" this morning. right now london with caroline hyde. caroline: thank you. a u.n. security council votes on new sanctions for north korea h

mr. cruzpresident obama is spending his time going to baseball games with castro. and president obama should be in america keeping this country safer. president obama should be planning to travel to brussels. i would haver kasich: cut short my visit. i would have flown home. i would've conducted calls jointly with heads of state. cruz: president obama is spending his time going to baseball games with castro. and president obama should be in america keeping this country safer. i would have begun to assemble teams of people, intelligence experts, who can take a look at the serious breaches we have in intelligence. would be hitting on them so hard. i was not in favor of iraq. i was not in favor of a lot of things. with isis, the chopping off of the heads, the brutality, you have to hit isis so hard. you have to take them out and not play tiddlywinks like we are playing right now. we have to get people in the surrounding states to put up demand power -- the man power, because that is what it's goi

kasich and mr. cruz. it sounded like you're all abandoning that pledge to support the eventual republican nominee. why would you do that? >> well, what i said, steve, last night we had a town hall. i thought it went very nicely. i think, you know, really it went well. but they asked me the question about support. i said care if cruz support me. if he does that's fine. if he doesn't i don't care. i don't want to do something that makes somebody uncomfortable. the only one i care about supporting me is the people. you saw the new poll that came out and i'm close at 50% and winning easily. i think i'm going to do very well in wisconsin. i'm in wisconsin right now. and we're having a tremendous response. i think we're going to do very well in wisconsin, we're going to do fantastically in new york and in new jersey and pennsylvania. and, you know, that's all that matters. to me, i don't care about if cruz endorses me. it means practically nothing. >> how do you feel about marco rubio holding on the his delegat

mr. cruz's immigration. mr. trump might be more provocative of how he says it but the actual positions are not that different. they're not that different from mr. rubio's positions on immigration despite the fact that both mr. cruz and mr. rubio, their own families are the products of immigration and the openness of our society. so i am more than happy to own the responsibility as president to continue to make efforts to bridge divides and help us find common ground. as i said before i think that common ground exists all across the country. you see it every day and how people work together and live together and play together and raise their kids together. but what i'm not going to do is to validate some notion that the republican crack up that's been taking place is a consequence of actions that i've taken and what's interesting, i'll just say one last thing about this, there are thoughtful conservative who is are troubled by this and troubled by the direction of their party. it's very important for them to refl

the lack of security in this country, and i think that's where both mr. cruz and mr. why they're leading. another obvious ticket that would be unbeatable would be trump and cruz at this point, and that is something they have to seriously consider. charles: who knows, maybe it can still happen. thanks a lot. and, of course, you don't want to miss our primary and caucus coverage tonight. neil cavuto and the team -- i'll be paroft t -- we're going to have the latest minute-to-minute details, and it all begins at 8 p.m. eastern right here on fox business. >>> with isis striking at the heart of europe today, should the obama administration look into, i don't know, doing manager about our borders? and -- something about our borders? now you're looking at the white house where the american flag is at half staff for the victims of today's terror attack in belgium. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ charles: a lot of people say immigrants are taking our jobs. according to a new study out from harvard, it's true. illegal immigrants, men, far more employed at this point. we'll be right ba

greg: from here, mrs. cruz visited a military center. here in farewell and four to bragg in this part of the region, it is certainly crucial to a north carolina victory. they are all hoping that tomorrow will be a big payday. tisha: a developing story right now impacting donald trump's campaign. an event with sarah palin in florida came abruptly to an end. her husband is in intensive care following what was described as a series snowmobile crash. trump says his thoughts and prayers are with palin and her family at this time. as we approach primary day, everything you need to know before you. head to the polls on election tuesday, we are your source for election night. we will have all the results. steve: a huge search is underway for a missing volunteer firefighter. he was fishing on saturday wade decided to go for a swim, but he never surfaced. reporter: there are 50 people out here searching for this volunteer firefighter who went missing. divers around the water and others out on the roads. officials are also using a drone to canvass

i think mr. cruz would be a fine president. >> if donald trump wins the nomination, would you fully support him? >> i would. >> what has you favoring ted cruz over trump. >> i'm a strong christian and i agree with his issues on many issues. he has a backbone of steal in my opinion and i'll -- steel in my opinion and i'll tell you why, anyone who will go to the floor of the senate and call mitch mixer cc onnell a liar, which he is, i have incredible respect for anyone who does that. this year, do you have a horse? >> i don't have a horse. as the chairman of the intelligence committee i made a decision to endorse somebody that would give a stamp of approval they're the best person on national security. i didn't want to do is that. i had four colleagues and most of them friends. this is the voters choice to pick and it's good for our country and the future. that's how it's playing out. i'm gonna support whoever the nominee is and i think as we see voter enthusiasm turnout, the numbers, it really does exc

rubio and mr. cruz continue this, it is going to get worse. they cannot beat mr. trump at this game. talked to who says trump says says. lead the country. i'm a little frightened of it. >> reporter: the trump campaign is coming back to central thousands are expected to attend a rally in orlando. he will be at the university of central florida's cfe arena. that was going to start at noon but it has been pushed back to 2:00 p.m. i will have that covered at newschannel8 at 6:00. that. >>> one trump supporter here in florida claims he was attacked outside an early voting site. lou vols says two young men started pulling trump campaign signs out of the ground. approached them. i confronted them to get them to stop. that is when one of them body slammed me to the ground and they kept pulling the trump pursue them. get a picture of the tag number on the attackers' car. they now face battery charge ifs they are arrested. >>> another trump supporter outside the same early voting site had a drink thrown at her from a passing car. >>> the civil trial between hulk hogan and t

d you know anything about the muslim communities, mr. cruz? >> how many muslims are in america?n't know the number off the top of my head. >> you're saying law enforcement should surveil muslims, and you don't know how many there are. it's impractical what you're suggesting. also, it doesn't suggest it would lead to anything. it's more of a political point you're making. çlaughterÑ >> larry: damn. norah o'donnell just declared jihad against cruz. okay. so to recap, donald trump looked --, and cruz looked not good. >> bill bratton responded and references the 900 muslim members. >> i would remind that the statements made today is why he's not going to become president of this country. i have over 900 very dedicated officers in this department, many of bhom who double duty. active duty members of the u.s. military in combat, something the senator has never seen. so the senator basically -- hayes really out of line with his comments. çlaughterÑ >> larry: there. absolutely right here. he is absolutely right. what is it? say amen? >> he's really out of line with his comments. amen. ç

rubio's position on immigration, despite the fact that mr. cruz and mr. rubio are both products of immigration and the openness of our society. so i am more than happy to own the responsibility as president, as the only officeholder who is elected by all of the american people, to continue to make efforts to bridge divides and help us find common ground. as i have said before, i think that common ground exists all across the country and you see it every day in the way people live together, work together, play together, and raise their kids together. but what i am not going to do is to validate some notion that the republican crackup that has been taking place is a consequence of actions that i have taken. and what is interesting -- i will just say one last thing about this -- there are thoughtful conservatives who are troubled by this, who are troubled by the direction of their party. i think it is very important for them to reflect on what it is about the politics they have engaged in that allows the circus we have been seeing transpire and to do some in

. >> about mrs. cruz is just utterly stupid. and it is, frankly, weakened everything that trump ought to be strengthening. it sent a signal to women that is negative at a time when his numbers of the women are already bad. it sent a signal of instability to people beginning to say, okay, maybe i have to get used to it. maybe i have to rely on him. maybe he could be presidential. and frankly, it energized cruz. the interview you just did as good as i have ever seen ted cruz. he was clear. he was vigorous. he was prepared to be combative. at the same time, heft getting into big issues and big ideas. my guess is he's going to do well in wisconsin and this ought to be a wake-up call to trump that he had better rethink some of the underlying patterns of his campaign. >> look. for the life of me i don't understand when families and wives are brought into it. and i'm just trying to look at it fairly from both sides. i'm sure he's mad about the ad about melania. i'm sure he assumed it was the cruz campaign. cruz says, no. and then he do

mr. cruz: what donald is benefiting from is a fractured opposition. one on one, not only do i beat donald trump, i beat him resoundingly by 16 points. reid: nearly a quarter of the delegates needed to win are up for grabs on this super tuesday. stops in states voting today, urging minnesota voters not to cast a ballot for a man he calls a con-artist. mr. rubio: donald trump will be an embarassment to america, will be an embarassment to anybody who supported him. what he will do to our foreign policy will embarrass everyone reid: john kasich and ben carson also stumping for votes now. do not be surprised if we see one or more candidates drop out of the race tonight. if they still have money left to spend, it will not be a surprise if they also remain in the race. heather: an interesting note going into today' s voting. since the beginning of the year, nearly 20,000 people in massachusetts have dropped their democratic party affiliation, mostly becoming unenrolled. that means they can vote for either party in today' s primary. stay with wcvb as the supe

the problem party leaders despise mr. cruz. wouldn't really work. >> truthfully that is only viable option for them, i don't think they are going to do it. i don't even think they would actually succeed. but, all the other options such as running a third party candidate, magically producing a candidate who wasn't good enough six months ago to run but is so good now they're going be this perfect nominee or launching anti-trump pac, all that does just promotes hillary. just assures hillary clinton wins. andrea: they could essentially hand hillary clinton election. the establishment is embarrassed. they should be embarrassed. it was humiliating for them, last night. sandra they got this so wrong. charlie is right, they create ad pathway for him. it is rebuke of their policies. a lot are on the payrolls of other candidates. bush phamly, you have seen this, they have been in d.c. a little too long. not that they're asleep, not -- harris: naval gazing what you're saying taken town arrogance. every time they attack frum trump, call hi

change in him as he gets closer to winning the nomination >>> ali velshi, what was the react there to mr cruz's speech? >> first of all, i wanted to tell you you're right. the noticeable difference in ted cruz was his demeanour. it was much lower energy than it is, much less forceful. he didn't have that crowd. he normally has a huge crowd. then you come here. those guys were waiting up on stage for 30 or 40 minutes until donald trump stopped talking. it almost looked like he was running up the clock. ted cruz's speech was about donald trump. what he talked about was how he is the only viable candidate to defeat donald trump and if this primary season moves forward with a divided field, it becomes donald trump's and that will be an affront to republicans and conservatives. that was his theme. he has decided that he is trying to get marco rubio out of the race. donald trump kept calling himself the unifier. cruz kept talking about the fact that he is the guy to bring this party together to defeat donald trump >>> seems unlikely that either senator will drop out. thank you alley >> in 2014, presi

mr. trump announced. for ted cruz his leadership has to come through in getting mr. rubio to understand this and getting in romney to understand they have got to do it on the ground. charles: how does cruz go beyond the core conservative base? where i his appeal to a broader audience? how does a ted cruz win over the same people donald trump is winning over? >> you heard it begin in new hampshire. when rand paul dropped out, he's a constitutional list. he's tea party. this is about a conservative ideal. that's the message that has to be moving at this point forward that all of us understand and embrace. we can have revolution and it can be velvet and strong. >> trump has confounded everyone. everyone said he wouldn't be this far. i think he will continue to confound these people and this is done. >> i'm sorry, i'm going to tell you something else. ted cruz has to make the case he can win a general arecollection. >> the democrats have a 30% decrease in turnout. the republicans even without mr. trump will have at least a 20% increase. >> i think you are being extremely

mark: it would be good of donald trump would leave mrs. cruz alone. campaignknow the cruz has engaged in dirty tricks along the way. paul ryan gave an extraordinary and distinctive and optimistic state ofout in the american politics. was in the ways and means committee that paul ryan used to chair. his target for some of his best lines was donald trump. the discourse we see on tv and among each other did not used to be this bad and it does not have to be this way. instead of playing to anxieties, we can appeal to aspirations. ideas areh different not traitors. we do not insult them into agreeing with us. we should not accept ugliness as a norm. personalities, and go. -- personalities come and go. mark: clearly, donald trump was on his mind. range of see a wide potential motives here, one of which is creating some distance between the presidential race races.t is going on for there is a little bit of a topsy here. ryancould also be paul singh himself to be a white convention contested scenario. anyone who cares about the politics of personal the structu

trump or mr. cruz does not get enough delegates at the start of the convention as it begins and they have to go to first and second ballots and that type of thing? >> i believe that the contested conventions idea is more hype than probability. now, let's suppose it does happen. and they rewrite the rules in such a way that the leader with the most delegates doesn't get it, and somebody who maybe wasn't even in the race gets it the race. it would be the end of the republican party, as you indicated earlier as we have known it in the past. people will leave the republican party, and they're not coming back. >> you know, historians will notice back in 1980, ronald reagan in march of that year, was behind by about 25 points. and the party establishment at that time didn't know what to make of ronald reagan. and they thought he was the big outsider, and that he could not possibly carry the mantle for the republican party at that time. >> you're so right, uma. and the same thing is happening. i'm glad you br

rubio's position on immigration, despite the fact that mr. cruz and mr.h products of immigration and the openness of our society.

his positions are not that different, despite the fact that mr. cruz and mr. families are the products of immigration. and the openness of our society. mark: president obama called the gop primary a circus. the president said he takes response ability for failing to bridge political divide, and says he is not contributed to the worsening tone of political rhetoric. two children will speak at their mother's funeral tomorrow in southern california. the former chief of staff, james baker and tom brokaw will also give remarks. havethan 2000 people passed mrs. reagan's casket since it arrived at the presidential library. the u.s. senate overwhelmingly approved legislation to fight heroin and prescription drug abuse. lawmakers approved creating grants to increase state and local programs targeted at growing the deadly problem. diedthan 47,000 americans of drug overdoses in 2014. s foreign minister is coming to the defense of maria sharapova and other using the that was historically approved to increase endurance. reassure up the admitted earlier this week that she h

trump saying he will spill the beans on mrs. cruz. all of this really not sitting well with women who are going to the polls this weekend. our nbc poll shows that nearly half of republican women say they would never vote for donald trump. and you can follow tomorrow's caucuses on our digital platforms. newsroom tracking the latest on nbcbayarea.com. social media platforms are always updated around the clock. >>> for long time rock 'n' roll fans living in cuba today, they are finally getting what they always wanted. >> you can't always get what you want, but you can get what you need. ladies and gentlemen, we present to you rolling stones on that plane somewhere. there you go, nick jagger and the gang. hundreds of thousands of fans are expected to attend that free outdoor gig and here's something pretty cool. during their visit to the stones, the stones plan to donate instruments and other musical equipment to their fellow cuban mew zigs. maybe a cuban take on some classic rock. the first family left argentina for an overnight flight b

over last two nights trump has taken to twitter targeting mrs. cruz. cruz super pac used an old nearly nude image of melania trum top bash the g.o.p. front runner. trump tweeted a post comparing two women and cruz fired back. >> donald you are a coward, leave heidi the hell alone. >> trump continuing hammering cruz by releasing social media ads slamming cruz recent endorsements. cruz believe the trump nomination could cost the g.o.p. the presidential election. >>> on the democratic side, hillary clinton is promised to go mount an aggressive campaign across california. she said she will win over every voter in the state. this comes a day after the a rifle bernie sanders predicted wow claim the state of california. sanders proclaimed tonight that in the last week, his campaign has closed the gap with clinton, by about 25 delegates. >>> center city residents association held a pennsylvania second congressional district debate tonight, all of the candidates running for seat participated including incumbent chaka fattah. the cpr a is a non-profit volunteer

mr. cruz come from a different place. i will tell you the concern it is expressing, it is a concern people have all over the country. [applause] , if you look at republicans across the country they recognize he is not the best candidate against hillary clinton. the bill of rights is lost and we're buried in debt and jihadists rise across the g lobe. [applause] i will say if you're one of those 65% to 70% of people recognize and donald trump is on the best the win -- [applause] then, what is critical is we come together. i think super tuesday was a clarifying moment this election because super tuesday made clear that only one campaign has repeatedly beaten donald trump and only one campaign can and will beat donald trump. here is what a month do you not see that the of the 14 of 15 contests happening -- i think it is true -- the establishment has lost 14 of 15. do you see that? the only question i have is it seems to be an organized well-funded, effort to push this to the convention and the hos

what possible motive could trump have other than insulting mrs. cruz's looks? , ted cruz, a pac that supports ted cruz launched those negative attack ads going after donald trump's wife so he has every right to defend himself and push back against that type of personal attack upon the trump family. you know, i disagree with some of the comments that ted cruz made. he said that donald trump is afraid of strong women. that's absurd. in the trump organization, donald trump has nurtured and grown so many women to the executive level within his organization, he certainly is not afraid of strong women. his wife is a strong woman. so many women who work on his campaign, in his companies, so that is just completely false. >> s.e., i've got to bring you in here because you were having a hard time not talking. your response. >> a for effort to adriana for attempting to spin this into something that it isn't. there's really no way to defend slamming a candidate's wife just on her looks. i happen to believe that spouses are not off limits. i thought it was appropriate to ta

despite the fact that mr. cruz and mr. rubio, their own families are the products of immigration and the openness of our society. mark: president obama called the gop presidential primary a circus and a republican crackup. the president says he takes responsibility for failing to bridge political divides, but says he has not contributed to the worsening tone of political rhetoric. ohio governor john kasich has picked up an important endorsement. cleveland.com which includes the iseveland plain dealer" backing john kasich for "the good of the country." he has also won the endorsement of the ohio state football coach urban meyer. he has promised to drop out of the race if he does not win his home state. california has voted to raise to purchase tobacco from 18 to 21. governor jerry brown still has to sign the measure. the measures would also restrict electronic cigarettes, not regulated by the federal government. officials are trying to figure out how to apply $30 million from the state in michigan. residents drank from cont

. >> mrs. cruz is in wisconsin where g.o.p. holds its next primary april 5th. >>> happening today president obama is wrapping up a visit the to argentina he plans to visit remembrance park in buenos aires on the the 40th anniversary of the 1976 military coupe that the u.s. initially supported. anti american protesters will return to buenos aires. yesterday they burned american flags outside u.s. embassy. >>> during a state dinner last night at buenos aires a a pair of tango dancers asked president obama and mrs. obama to join them on the dance floor. at first he said no, but then gave in. they both took the dance floor. by the time music had stopped, the president and first lady had the steps down, looking good. >> dating app tinder wants to match you up in a new way with a presidential candidate. >> a new swipe the vote feature launch yesterday. app asked those still undecided what they think about same sex marriage, death penalty and much more. it will then tell users which can get most closely matches up with their views. ti

mr. cruz unveiled women for cruz. including his wife and carly fiorina who is now endorsing him. this is a clear attempt by the cruz campaign to play to what is in the polls a statistic vulnerability. his unfavorability is 70 percent. and turn out in places that are voting and have caucuses show that trump does well with republican women. but big trouble nationally and ted cruz knows that and cultivating that and playing up a potential trump liability as a general election candidate, heather? >> carl, thank you. >>> over on the democratic side. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are turning their attention to new york. the pivotal vote with 247 votes up for grabs. clinton is campaigning in harlem. and we'll find ed henry there. hi, ed. >> reporter: you are right. it appears bernie sanders has a lead in wisconsin and done well in the midwest and going after hillary clinton on issues like trade. hillary clinton was in wisconsin yesterday. but now turning to new york and trying to exploit a home court advantage both she served in the september for eight years before becoming secreta

it led mr. cruz to say this -- >> dond, you're a sniveling coward, leave heidi alone. reporter: and a recent poll reveals his problem. 47% of republican women say they can't imagine voting for mr. trump. 70% of women voters as a whole have an unfavorable view of him. does donald trump is have a problem with women? >> yes. he has a problem with women. women are -- they're looking at some of the things he says. and they don't like it. it sounds sexist. it sounds like someone that they don't necessarily want leading the republican party or the nation for that matter. >> good evening. isn't he the best? reporter: mrs. trump clearly thinks so but a lot of other american women would beg to iffer. katty: donald trump can't win without women. quick look at other news now from around the world. belgian authorities say the only surviving suspect in the paris jihadist attacks can be extradited to france. his lawyer said he had agreed to cooperate with france. he was arrested earlier this month in brussels after four months on the run. a car bomb near a bus terminal in turkey has

instead his wife, mrs. cruz will be visiting instead. that's according to a tweet by "the fayetteville observer". >>> and late this afternoon, we learned senator bernie sanders will hold a rally in charlotte. the event will be held at the pnc music pavilion. polls are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. and after polls close, results will be available for more than 100 races on wral, wral.com, and wral mobile. you'll also have live team coverage of key races on wral news. and then you can join us for a -- primary special on tuesday night. that is 5.2 over the air or cable channel 1255. we will have the latest results and break down what they mean for north carolina viewers. >>> the tar heels are on hardwood right now taking on uva for the acc championship. and a win tonight would be the first acc title for the heels in eight years. brian mims is at the verizon center right now in washington, d.c. and brian, how are fanseeling now? >> reporter: oh, katherine brown, fans are feeling pumped, special after that staggering win over notre dame la

mr. cruz's position on immigration. mr. trump might just be more provocative in terms of how he says it but the actual positions aren't that different. for that matter, they are not that different from mr. rubio or cruz's position. except that they are products of immigration and the openness of our society. so, i am more than happy to own the responsibility as president as the only office holder elected by all of the american people to continue to make efforts to bridge divides and help us find common ground. as i've said before, i think that common ground exists all across the country and you see it every day in how people live together and work together and play together and raise their kids together. but what i'm not going to do is to validate some notion that the republican crackup that's been taking place is a consequence of actions that i've taken. and i -- what's interesting -- i'll just say one last thing about this. there are thoughtful conservatives who are troubled by this, who are troubled by the direction of t

cruz decided to up the attitude position by calling mr. trump, not just a coward, but a sniveling coward. >> donald, are you a sniveling coward. >> meanwhile, the trump campaign followed through on tear threat toill the proverbial beans. they have threatened to spill concerning senator cruz' wife. they're not necessarily the trumpiest bones in the world. a spokes woman said the aforementioned bones concerning senator cruz' wife, included the fact she worked for the bush administration, was a member of the council foreign relation and worked for goldman sacks. those are the beans. >> the subheadings in her wikipedia entry? how could that be what's causing the fist shaking an ted cruz using the word sniveling, donald trump going no hiding for a week? what's going on here in this depressing and increasingly stupid contest? well, we still don't know. we don't know where that will en. this is the wall the republican presidential nominateing contest veered into at speeds today a. tabloid national enquirer story alleging senator ted cruz had lots

mr. edwards: ted cruz won wonhoma -- amy: ted cruz oklahoma. mr. edwards: yes, he did. like ted cruz at all, but i'm glad he stopped donald trump. amy: what do you object most to about ted cruz? mr. edwards: there are 320 million americans. we are very diverse. the only way you can govern a country like this is through compromise, through being able to sit down together, nobody gets all that they want. he doesn't believe in compromise. this is my plan, this is what we are going to do. that is what people like bob dole and other members of congress would rather even have trump then ted cruz because they think they can deal with trump, they can't deal with ted cruz. he is like a block of concrete. amy: if donald trump got the republican nomination, would you vote for him? mr. edwards: never. amy: who would you vote for? mr. edwards: at that point, my choices would be to not vote at all or to vote for the democratic candidate, if i thought not voting at all would increase the chances of trump winning. you come from the state of woodie guthrie. mr. edwards: i do. although i

mr. cruz i cannot wait to stand on that general election debate stage with hillary clinton. she will inevitably stand up, obama, prattle on about economic inequality. i will say to her, it has increased under your policies. i will say a sentence that i suspect has never been said before at cpac. i am not donald trump, so it will not be x-rated. i agree with bernie sanders. bernie sanders talks all the time about -- the liberal media is back there. that will be the quote of the day. mr. cruz: bernie sanders talks about the corruption in washington, how career politicians get in bed with the lobbyists, and special interests, and how the game is rigged. bernie is right. when he is defining the problem, is fundamentally correct. if the government is then theally corrupt,a answer ain't let's have more government. mr. hannity: one of the reasons i love coming back to cpac every year, there is so many young people here. they are our future. i am not trying to be repetitive. i have asked you this befo

. >> mr. cruz it's a can fw indication with that type of believe and operating with a broad you tend to spill some of the paint back on yourself. >> bill braton with sharp word satisfied at the poll their, does that register though with the people saying things like no, ted cruiser, look at the neighbor even in the sound we listened to it makes ted's point they are controversial. hillary clinton's comment are not controversial. they're about making people feel peteren it is a suggested solution whether or not you like it, it may be for some people making them feel like okay this is it's ugly, many say it's ugly. it's something we can hang on to make us gave >>. >> hillary clinton is caulk talking to good morning, everybody raleigh lex and cruz and trump. trump totally agree with what form. >> those comment resonate no doubt about it. >> we have sound from president now. i mean the president we could not help built talk about his response to brussel terror attack or lack of response in total he spok