we have new polls out of new york for both the republicans and the democrats. let's take a look at them, see what we've got here. on the republican -- so remember new york we are a week away, a week from today, this is our own nbc news marist poll. we say just a minute ago the key number for trump is going to be 50%. thatest not 50% statewide, that's 50% in every congressional district in the state. new york has 27 congressional districts and rules say this, if you break 50% in a congressional district you get all three of the delegates. so if donald trump can be above 50% in all of those 27 congressional districts he will take all 81 of the congressional district delegates up for grabs here. also the rules say if you win the state, whoever gets the most votes in the state also gets 14 delegates. there is a total of 95 up for grabs. so for trump it's win the state, that looks very promising for him right now, but the real question for donald trump is going to be can he get above 50% across the board in this state? if he does he will take all 95 delegates, we ta

a new fox news poll out of new york has clinton up 16 points, 53% to 37%. pennsylvania is one of five states to vote one week after that. and clinton has a double digit lead there, as well. the fox news poll has her with the numbers 49% to 38%. meanwhile, after a week in which sanders aggressively questioned clinton's qualifications to be president, the senator appeared to walk back that line of attack and attempt to shift the focus to his opponent's judgment, instead. >> the point that i was making, which is absolutely correct, is that if you look at where she is getting her money, from wall street, the powerful special interests, she voted for the war, she cited henry kissinger in a sense as a model for her, i think those issues will tell the american people that in many respects, she may have the experience to be president of the united states. no one can argue that but in terms of her judgment, something is clearly lacking. >> and what i said is that a candidate like secretary clinton, who voted for the disastrous war in iraq, who has supported virtuall

let's talk about the brand-new fox polling. first we'll look at the republicans in the state of new york as we roll into this next primary here. trump on top 54%. i don't know that that's necessarily a shocker, john. what are your thoughts? >> trump's going to be above 50. he wants to be above all 50 in congressional districts. he can sweep almost all the delegates. he would get them all and i think that's what he's aiming for. his two opponents don't seem to be getting any traction here at all. >> ted cruz in third place. although he is tightening up. >> in other states. let's pop up how the democrats are doing in new york as well. i don't know that this is a huge shocker either. >> here's what's going on. with sanders having won eight of the nine most recent democratic caucuses and primaries, the real question was would this provide momentum in the key state of new york for senator sanders. so far, the answer is absolutely not. there were polls before last week that had the race ten points. so this is very good news for the fo

you noted the fox news poll. s nationally the race is single digits but here in new york, clinton leading by double-digits. >> i tell you last newt i was trying to counseled all the side eyes and the jabs and the shouting and all of that. >> oh, yeah, and look, they fought about wall street, predictable subjects we knew would come up, and other ones that also got firey, this one on guns for example, raised a lot of eyebrows. >> we hear a lot from senator sanders about the greed and recklessness of wall street, and i agree. we have to hold wall street accountable. >> thank you. >> what about the growed and reckless is inness from the gun manufacturers and dealers in america? >> in a rural state with no gun krul, bernie sanders said, let's ban assault weapons, not see them distributed in the united states. >> thank you, senator. >> reporter: clinton has been hit can sanders very hard on the issue of liability for the families of the victims at sandy hook, example. that something he has been on defense about, and the

a new foxbusiness poll showed donald trump trailing in wisconsin before the primary, ted cruz leads donald trump by 10 percentage points 42-32, john kasich is third with 19%. new foxbusiness poll shows bernie sanders leading hillary clinton 48% to 43%. the race for the democratic nomination in wisconsin. tornadoes touched down in alabama, louisiana and mississippi, no reports of injuries but at least a dozen homes were damaged. let's check stock market futures, april traditionally a great month on wall street. dow futures looking down 19, nasdaq down 10, that is what is happening over the line. lauren: leaders will focus on isis and potential of the terrorist group getting their hands on nuclear weapons. >> keeping nuclear weapons and materials out of the hands of terrorists is a high priority for leaders meeting in washington especially because of the recent isis attacks in paris and brussels which have shown isis is capable of mass attacks in large urban areas. last week leaders agreed to at a special meeting on fighting isis including keeping it from obtaining nuclear weapons. >> we are

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we'll have the latest state of the race from the white house and more from the new fox polls. but first, a fox news exclusive. u.s. marines at their breaking point. being asked to do more with less. long wars in afghanistan and iraq. the fight against isis, budget cuts, all taking a toll on the u.s. marine corps. forcing fighter jets and helicopters to break down. losing valuable hours in the air to train. and according to the marines and military analysts, putting ourn. flat security correspondent jennifer traveled to see the exclusive first hand look at how the america's military appears to be breaking. >> the marine major mark malone is a maintenance officer for a squadron of f-18 hornets preparing to deploy into combat overseas. this particular jet bombed moammar gadhafi's location. it is still flying. reason when i tthe marines needa part. >> it is very, very old to be flying. they were designed to fly for 6,000 hours. >> the marines are extenting they will to fly 8,000. budget cuts that reduced the forces by 30,000 marines is making it harder to patch them together. >> tr

. >>> three new polls show donald trump running away with the new york primary. e quinnipiac university poll shows trump with a 25-point lead at 55%. the new york one baruch college poll has him hitting 60% and the new sienna college research poll puts him at 50%. 23 points higher than john kasich who's at 27% in this poll. further down the primary calendar, trump is at 50% in connecticut's april 26th primary. kasich at 26%. and cruz at 17%. in an new nbc/marist poll, trump has a 20 point lead over cruz. and kasich at 24%. in first interview since spending the presidential bid, marco rubio weighed in on the gop race and stopped just short of making an endorsement. >> there are three candidates in the race. who would you consider the most conservative and who would you conservative -- well, let's start there. >> well, i have been pretty clear i want the republican nominee to be a conservative and in my view at this moment of the candidates still actively campaigning the only one that fits that criteria is ted cruz. >> stop us if you heard this before. paul ryan doe

nicole: a new poll finds donald trump and hillary clinton with commanding leads in new york. trump with 54% support in his home state. ohio governor john kasich is 21% while texas senator ted cruz gets 15%. >> i think i will be good with people. ronald reagan had very high unfavorable and jimmy carter was 19 points or 20 points ahead of him and ended up winning by six points so i think it's going to be similar. >> cruz and trump are not winning in the fall. now, here is going to be the concern. we are not only going to lose the white house and the court, but we are going to lose the united states senate, we are going to lose the courthouse and state house, so when people look, look, i'm beating hillary virtually everywhere in the country. >> i'm going say a sentence that hasn't been said in 50 years, california is going to decide the republican nomination. [cheers and applause] nicole: on the democratic side, clinton has 55% support in her adopted state. vermont senator bernie sanders gets 41%. >> we have to protect the country, the person that you vote for to be president wi

i want to take a look at some of these new polls. among new york g.o.p. primary voters, john kasich holds on to his voter, 81%. 3% of them if he were to go up against hillary clinton would migrate to her. then you got to 4% and 4% who say they would not vote. let's take a look at the next one. trump in the same scenario. 70% he would hold on to his vote if he were the candidate. 9% migration to hillary clinton as you can see there. let's take a look at the same situation for ted cruz. 66% if he were the nominee. 66% of the voters pick clinton over cruz and then you see those who would not vote and stay dependent in that scenario. let me go back to you. your thoughts on those numbers. >> a couple of them seem fishy to me. >> i think at this stage when people are being polled they are given answers. i think when the party settles on a candidate then donald trump's supporters are very loyal. i'm surprised by the kasich numbers and the loyalty express by those voters. it may be because it's a smaller sampling group because his support is limited. that's part

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight a new cbs news poll finds out who americans believe has the best shot to win the white house. also tonight, secretary kerry says that u.s. navy destroyer would have been within its rights to shoot down the russian warplanes that buzzed them. cod, and are they hungry. and... using the drama of shakespeare to work through the drama of sandy hook. >> sometimes i still have dreams about him. i can still and talk to him. >> this captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: we'll begin tonight with breaking news. a cbs news poll just out shows democrat hillary clinton would beat republican donald trump by ten points in a head-to-head matchup. she would defeat ted cruz by three points. the only republican that beats clinton is john kasich. now have a look at this. bernie sanders does clinton one better. he beats all of the republicans, trump by 17 points. sanders and clinton are debating in black -- brooklyn tonight primary. here's nancy cordes. >> our campaign today has th

. >> trump protestors making their voices heard despite brand new fox news polls showing his commanding lead. gir receipt tenney has more. >> good morning heather and heather. where donald trump goes the protests will certainly follow. several hundred demonstrators gathered outside where new york republicans were holding their annual gala to protest the gop frontrunners. they lined the streets. at one point the group of protestors managed to storm the hot hotel before they were eventually carried out and arrested. they celebrated his new york values. >> veterans and port authority workers who ran up the stairs, those are new york values and those are new yorker values. >> ted cruz is running in third place in new york and his lack of popularity was apparent last night as you can see by a photo taken by a reporter. many appeared uninterested in cruz's remarks. the texas senator made his pitch arguing voters need to look toward the general election when deciding who to vote for. >> the men and women in this room know none of that matters if we can't win. if we cannot win the election, if

we have brand new fox news poll numbers. y paint a new picture of the race. >> battle royal in brooklyn. sparks fly between hillary clinton and bernie sanders in their most heated debate yet. >> support raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. >> the personal attacks not stopping there. >> calendar of heros. this is the story all week long. this calendar about to get even hotter. you will soon see on the pages. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning to you. it is friday. you made it through the week. i am heather childers. >> i am heather nauert. thank you for starting your day with us. we begin the race for the white house. >> we have the critical new york primary and they are making their cases at a gala in new york city. >> trump protestors making their voices heard despite brand new fox news polls showing his commanding lead. gir receipt tenney has more. >> good morning heather and heather. where donald trump goes the protests will certainly follow. several hundred demonstrators gathered outside where new

our new nbc news poll, hillary clinton and donald trump surging in new york. what it means for trump's chances of avoiding a convention fight. >>> road rage revenge or self-defense? a growing mystery as a former nfl star is gunned down after a car accident. tonight, piecing together a deadly confrontation. >>> nbc news exclusive. the cia will refuse to use waterboarding even if ordered to by a future president. the agency's director hitting back at campaign rhetoric. >>> and the price you pay for things you might not realize you're being billed for. how one company is helping people find forgotten money. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. just ahead of the spring and summer travel season, we got a sobering update on zika today. the nation's top health officials warning that the zika virus appears to be a lot scarier than first thought, spreading much faster. and the united states will soon be in the crosshairs with the mosquito population ta

closing the gap nationally with hillary clinton and suggesting he will outperform the new york polling. speaking of which, breaking news in a new nbc news poll. large majorities of voters saying they could not support either donald trump, ted cruz on hillary clinton in november. we begin in buffalo with the trump campaign and cnn's jim a cass to. the fight between trump and the rnc is gaining momentum. what's the latest. >> that's right. donald trump continued that fight with the rnc just a few moments ago he said that the system for awarding delegates to candidates in the race for the white house on the gop side is a rigged system. he said it is crooked. he was talking about these recent state party conventions held. had he said the vote was taken away from the people of colorado. he's not backing down from this line of attack at all. i talked to a trump source earlier today who said the rnc is running the risk alienating millions of voters if he gets there in cleveland. he's just short of the delegates needed to clinch the nomination. but somehow denied that nomination because of som

and a new month mouth poll has her up 12. t the new numbers come as sanders continues to draw massive crowds across the state. he spoke to 5,000 people in binghamton, 6,000 in albany and 8,000 in buffalo. at each event, the senator put new emphasis on environmental issues calling for a nationwide ban on fracking while criticizing clinton for her record on the environment. >> on this issue of fracking, secretary clinton and i have some strong differences of opinion. secretary clinton's role in fracking when she was secretary of state is not a good record. secretary clinton and her state department worked to export fracking throughout the world to reward companies like chevron, halliburton, exxon mobil and conocophillips. that's unacceptable. >> and sanders hammered away upstate and she called into question her opponent's issue on fluencies and the record on guns. >> i have noticed under the bright spotlight of the scrutiny here in new york, he's had trouble answering questions about his core issue, namely, dealing with the bank

new nbc news/wall street journal poll gives trump a 33 point lead in new york.x news poll gave him a 32 point lead. "the wall street journal" poll asked them what should happen if trump wins the most delegates but falls short of the 1237 number needed to clinch the nomination? an overwhelming number, 64% say in that case trump should still get the nomination. as for democrats, hillary clinton continues to hold on to her lead in new york, 55-41. she's saving most of her attacks for her republican opponent. listen to what she said yesterday in long island. >> when you have republicans calling for walls and mass arrests and deportations and surveillance, you have trump playing coy with the kkk, when you have this kind of atmosphere being created, we have to be very firm and strong in rejecting it. >> now today every presidential candidate, both republicans and democrats except ted cruz will be holding events across new york state. a very busy day up near you ladies. >> i think trump's new word is melian. >>> an alarming new warning about the zika virus. the cdc sou

the nbc news/"wall street journal"/marist poll has trump at 54% in new york, leading kasich and cruz by more than 30 points each. that same poll shows democrat hillary clinton, who claims new york as home, in a double-digit lead, 55% to 41% over our team is covering it all. first to nbc's hallie jackson. hallie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. even with that big lead here in new york, donald trump is arguing the delegate system is stacked against him. these new yorkers lining up for hours tonight want trump and donald trump wants the win in his home state where our new poll shows him over 50% now. ted cruz far behind in third. his campaign tells nbc news they're hoping to stop a sweep because if trump gets all new york's delegates, he'll only need 55% of what's left to lock up the nomination. trump knows if he wins at home and in the nearby states voting next, it's easier for him to avoid a contested convention, that's where cruz may have the delegate advantage after cleaning up in colorado. >> now they're trying to pick off those delegates one by one. that's not the

. >> take a look at the new polls. take a look at the new polls.ay, just take a look at the new polls and you will see what happens. remember, this bill, i haven't even started yet. >> god help us. [ laughter ] all right. look. we appreciate you coming on. we know how

we have a new poll "the washington post"/abc news.ng to have bernie goldberg to help us analyze. first question about about trump is among women. and 24% favorable among the ladies. 75% unfavorable. so, that's hold firm now that trump is friends with megyn kelly again. this has got to go way down, right? >> you know, let me say one thing before i get to the poll, donald trump wants to build a wall. i think he should build a wall to keep jesse watters out of this country. >> cheap shot, goldberg, come on, man, he is out there with the folks. >> i am willing to acknowledge that may be a cheap shot. i have said to you before, bill, that this will not end well for the republicans. if those numbers hold up, of the ones you just mentioned is just one of them an unfavorable that's off the charts. it can't end well for the republican party. >> you are right. here is more startling number. i don't understand this number. african-americans favorable for trump 7%.og unfavorable 91%. what did donald trump ever do to african-americans? i'm not get

we have a new poll "the washington post"/abc news. have bernie goldberg to help us analyze. first question about about trump is among women. and 24% favorable among the ladies. 75% unfavorable. so, that's hold firm now that trump is friends with megyn kelly again. this has got to go way down, right? >> you know, let me say one thing before i get to the poll, donald trump wants to build a wall. i think he should build a wall to keep jesse watters out of this country. >> cheap shot, goldberg, come on, man, he is out there with the folks. >> i am willing to acknowledge that may be a cheap shot. i have said to you before, bill, that this will not end well for the republicans. if those numbers hold up, of the ones you just mentioned is just one of them an unfavorable that's off the charts. it can't end well for the republican party. >> you are right. here is more startling number. i don't understand this number. african-americans favorable for trump 7%.og unfavorable 91%. what did donald trump ever do to african-americans? i'm not getting

drill down on the new national poll from fox news, which we expect trump will trump it. he likes to do all the time. what's significant is the loss of ground by ted cruz from the "fox news poll" in march. new one showing trump at 45 and cruz at 27. that's an 11-point drop for cruz just in a month or so. john kasich coming in at 25%. we also expect trump to talk about the results of the colorado state convention, which he has been ripping into, in particular the process for selecting delegates out there. ted cruz supporters dominating the republican state convention in colorado winning all 34 delegates last weekend. the cruz campaign says it played by the rules, it won the delegates fair and square, but trump has been raging about the process all week and the "wall street journal" op-ed he wrote -- delegates are supposed to reflect the decisions of voters but the system is rigged by party operatives with double-agent delegates who reject the decision of voters. trump is demanding reforms but in a campaign stop today john kasich didn't sound like he wanted reforms to the p

there was a fox news poll and a wthr politics poll. both of those gave trump a plus seven if i average them together. well, that's nice, but that's not enough in indiana. so cruz absolutely had a shot here even before the kasich coalition building and even before selecting carly fiorina. indiana has become the referendum election. you know, what gloria and mark were talking about, they make a solid point. this is about trump or not trump in indiana now. it's no longer about do you like cruz, or would you rather have a kasich? are you in favor of trump being the nominee on the first ballot, or are you in favor of trump not being the nominee at all and having this go a few ballots deep at the convention? that is the choice that indiana is making, and when indiana makes that choice, it will carry through to cleveland. >> talk to me more about carly fiorina. how does she help him? does she help him in indiana? >> i don't know yet. and i don't think anybody knows

and among young people, i would encourage you to look at the fox news poll of three weeks ago. in the last two elections, barack obama won young people 70-30. according to the fox news poll from three weeks ago, i am beating hillary clinton by 14 points among young people. [applause] and it's not complicated math that if the democrats are losing young people by double digits, hillary clinton ain't going to win the general. so i stand with you today with a request that we rise and stand together. it was 1957 that my father fled cuba. he has seen the ravages of oppression. my father was tortured and imprisoned in cuba as a teenager. and when my dad came to america, he had nothing. he had $100 in his underwear and he washed dishes making 50 cents an hour working to pay his way through school to achieve the american dream. when my dad was a -- when i was a kid, my father said to me over and over again, when we faced oppression in cuba, i had a place to flee to. if we lose our freedom here, where do we go? that is why the men and women gathered here, are here tonight, and if we stan

a new poll in new york, his home state, shows trump far ahead with 56%. more than double cruz and kasich who are virtually tied for second place. cruz leads trump in wisconsin with came a distant third. he is focused on the east coast. a pro kasich super pac blasted cruz as lyin' ted. >> if ted cruz' mouth is moving, he is lying. >> that's not from came's campaign but a pro kasich super pac. he has been at pages to run a positive campaign. he says he won't take low road to the highest office in the handle but that doesn't rule out calling out policy disagreements when he thinks facts are being twisted. >> all that talk about vp possibilities doesn't seem -- >> he says he's only looking at the number one job and will go all the way to cleveland to fight for it. >>> with a tight race, the folks ahead of the hillary clinton campaign remains her documented state of new york which does not hold its contest for almost three week. husband bill clinton is appearing in events for his wife in new york city. the chief correspondent ed henry tells us, bill clinton ma

>> jamie yuccas, thank you. >>> the cbs news poll we referenced early also found that both republican and democrat front-runners are the most known and disliked. 63% feel the same way about donald trump. at the new york state republican gala last night, john kasich didn't mention names, but he said nominating an unpopular candidate would be disaster. >> you know what will happen if we nominate people who have high negatives and cannot beat hillary? we are not just going to lose the white house, we are not just going to lose the supreme court, but i tell you what, there's a good chance your senate majority leader will be the senate minority leader. >> trump and ted cruz told the gathering they were confident of winning the gop nomination. >> i think we are going to have a great time in cleveland. hopefully, not too good a time because, by that time, it should be solved by the time we get there, okay? >> we will win the nomination in cleveland. we will win the general election in november. we will defeat hillary clinton, and we will turn this country around. >> a few hundred protesters,

. >> reporter: a new poll shows 7 in 10 americans have a negative view of the front-runner, but he's hugely popular among new york republicans. >> to be honest i used to be a democrat, and now i'm a republican just so i can vote for trump. >> reporter: the billionaire banking on an embrace from the empire state. peter alexander, nbc news, new york. >>> tonight, fear is sweeping across one of the biggest colleges in america. it's a murder mystery on the campus of the university of texas at austin where a young dance student was found dead in a creek, and now authorities are asking for help identifying a man caught on camera being described as a person of interest. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent manhunt for

new polls showing donald trump might be losing momentum at a critical time in the election. new friends. what happened behind the closed doors with the head of the rnc? we'll talk about it. >>> plus, hillary clinton forgot to pack her patience. >> i am so sick of the sanders campaign lying about this. sick of it. >> so what do the so-called -- what are the so-called lies, and are they really lies? i've got the research. >> i don't know if she's got the temperament to be president. >>> one of the most memorial tournament rabble moments of the 2012

but tonight, a new poll showing he might have an uphill fight. clinton leading by 14 points here, as the primary now nears. abc's cecilia vega with clinton's strategy against trump. >> reporter: tonight, in a new ad, hillary clinton revealing her possible game plan, if it's clinton versus donald trump. >> he says we should punish women who have abortions. >> there has to be some form of punishment. >> reporter: using trump's own words against him on one issue after the next. >> ban muslims from coming here at all. >> total and complete shutdown. >> reporter: and a not so subtle dig at bernie sanders. >> with so much at stake, she's the one tough enough to stop trump. >> reporter: clinton is waging a battle on two fronts and, she says, no problem. >> so, we're going to just keep going. i think i can both walk and chew gum at the same time. >> reporter: today, unloading on sanders, too. >> under the bright spotlight and scrutiny here in new york, senator sanders has had trouble answering questions. >> reporter: with more delegates at stake here in n

the latest pole shows clinton with a ten-point lead over sanders in new york, voters head to the polls thereon tuesday. >> on the republican side, key endorsement for donald trump ahead of the primary. new york post is supporting the republican front run here spoke at last night's gop gala in manhattan. he is looking ahead to the republican national convention this summer. >> i think we're going to have a great time in cleveland. hopefully not too good a time. by that time it should be solved by the time we get there, okay, and -- >> all of the republican candidate came to the dinner to plead for support. ted cruz warned the crowd what would happen if hillary clinton became president. >> and we understand the need for a strong commander in chief with clear eyes as to the threat we face and the willingness and ability to rebuild our military and defeat our enemy. but as the men and women in this room no, none of that matters if we can't win f we cannot win the election, if hillary clinton becomes the next president for four or eight more years, the people of new york know full well what

new york. a university poll has mr. ump leading in new york with 56 percent and cruz and kasich at 20 and 19 percent. looking in pennsylvania. 39 percent. and cruz and kasich at 30 and 20. >> and hillary clinton calls home in new york. mrs. clinton 54- 42%. and clinton is 50 and sanders at the 44. and surprising numbers in november. emily is a democratic strategist who worked in the 2008 huckabee campaign. kevin, let me say. new york, new york, you can make it here you can make it anywhere. ted cruz and bernie sanders can't. you expect it to hold out on april 19th in >> absolutely. this is donald trump's home turf. he will do well. and hillary clinton, this is one of three adopted states and i expect her to do well as well. that doesn't help them with the problem. trump is having a challenge. if he's not going to get to 1237. he has to appear to have the momentum going in the convention and to have a mandate. hillary is struggling. she can't put bernie sanders away. and that doesn't mean they will not win, but it shows a

in upstate new york widening his lead nationally against ted cruz and john kasich according fox news poll. >> we have a rigged system. the republican system is rigged. okay? it's a rigged system.

darren to you first, the last time the "fox news poll" came out it was shocking, showed the race so much tighter than other polls and feels like this is the biggest lead nationally for donald trump of all the polls recently. have you gone completely opposite. >> yeah, i'd like to say we're just the messenger, and i think that's true. i understand people are getting a little whiplash here. >> how did it happen? >> i was drilling down into the numbers earlier this afternoon, and look likes the main source of trump's surge has been actually cruz's loss of support to kasich. kasich up to 25% in the poll. if you look at second choice of kasich supporters cruz dominates trump. he's up 55-24 among kasich supporters, if you eliminate kasich and ask where they'd go. look likes what's happening is there's a little bit of lack of settlement on the republican side. those who are against trump where, do they go? and kasich is a more reasonable or attractive option. charles: i know bernie sanders has benefited from the kid glove treatment from the media. he has won 8 of the last 9. we talk about the t

fox news has two polls moments away from being released. find out whether or not trump can lock in delegates he needs to get to the nomination. tune in of course this tuesday, super tuesday 3. five big state primaries are being held. neil cavuto, lou dobbs, myself, rest of the team will bring you data starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> breaking news. upsetting story to fill you in on. a shooter or shooters may still be at large. investigators say they should be considered armed and dangerous. they opened up fire execution-style in four homes, killing seven family members and one child. we'll continue to monitor the situation and comments for law enforcement. deirdre: minnesota authorities giving an update on prince's death. we'll give you details. espn firing curt schilling over what it says is offensive post. former major league pip, sport analyst, speaking out now. we'll hear what he has to say. >> i come to realize the reason people get pissed because they don't make it a big a deal as they want it to be. >> i don't care. i don't ca

. >> reporter: a new poll shows 52% of likely republican voters support trump. ump refreshed the home town crowd's memory of one of crust's personal attacks. >> do you debate when he started lecturing me on new york value awes like we are not good. >> reporter: cruz hit the ground running in the bronx. >> they are the values of liberal democratic politicians like anthony weaner. --. >> reporter: on the democratic side, a new national poll showing bernie sanders and hillary clinton are in a virtual tie. clinton telling a crowd in philadelphia, many of sanders' campaign promises are unrealistic. >> in a number of important areas, he doesn't have a plan at all. >> reporter: clinton is on the attack after sanders won six straight states. >> we are asking the hard questions and we are coming up with the real solutions. >> reporter: sanders has out raised clinton but she has a commanding lead in the delegate count. >>> students threatened to stage a walkout on a cruz visit. >>> florida governor rick scott confronted by a woman at a starbucks. he stopped for a cup of co

and right out of the gate, we have some brand-new national polling numbers for this republican race. cording to our nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, donald trump leads with 40% of support among likely republican voters. without rubio in the race, trump is up ten points from our poll last month that did include rubio. cruz trailing trump back at 35%, up eight points from last month. and john kasich has the smallest change since last month, a two-point gain for him. he's sitting at 24% in our new national poll. as for the democrats, the gap between hillary clinton and bernie sanders has narrowed from last month. it now sits at just two points, 50% for hillary clinton, 48% for bernie sanders. that's within the poll's margin of error. but consider this, after tomorrow, 2/3 of the country will have already voted. in the dissatisfaction with the front-runners in both parties is glaring. 68% of registered voters say they couldn't back trump. 61% say they couldn't see themselves voting for cruz either. 58% say they couldn't see themselves supporting clinton. and we have fresh numbers on g

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making man are you * with charles payne is next with a new poll from fox news. charles: we have brand-new fox news polls in two key primary states. donald trump has a commanding lead in california with 49% of the votes followed by ted cruz at 22% and john kasich with 20%. hillary clinton leads over bernie sanders 48% to 46%. and trump, he's on top in the hoosier state followed by ted cruz at 30, and john kasich 16%. van hip, let me go to you first. if donald trump wins indiana will be i think this whole thing is over. these polls show he's stronger than people thought. >> that poll result in indiana is a big surprise to me. indiana looks a lot like wisconsin. we expect next week, done rsh to run the table with the five states. ted cruz, that's the last best place the establishment has to stop donald trump. if donald trump wins indiana, i don't know how donald trump gets up off that. charles: there was one poll where donald trump was up 10 points in wisconsin. things can change. >> the unique element with wisconsin is the governor with an infrastructure that was

new york. it's april 26. a whole bunch of eastern states on that day. the latest pollswith a 24-point lead there. trump talking about, a lot of things tonight in what he called the rigged system, we'll keep an eye on trump's speech for new developments. the one item is he thinks he's going to make it all the way before the convention. joining me a republican strategist who worked on mitt romney's presidential campaign, and a republican strategist who served in the giuliani administration. and let me start with you, susan, this whole business about rigged, and i know the t to hang onto their rules, they made them. keeps them in power, doesn't it? >> it is, in fact, the party's rules, the rules were set long before donald trump came into the scene and started doing well and before any vote has been cast. he has been masterful in turning this around. last week the stories were how he will fail to get 1237. so many problems in his campaign. he's going to lose this state. he lost in wisconsin, now turned it around to a message that people can get united behind, the system is

a new poll has donald trump leading ted cruz and john kasich as well. ump held a big rally in new york last night. lots of reaction to the treasury department ruled that led to the end of the pfizer and allergan merger. the ceo pfizer writing in "the wall street journal" that high corporate taxes are landing to cost jobs for americans. let's check out u.s. stock market futures after 112.10 yesterday. features a don43 points for e dow, six points for the s&p 500. that is what is happening now. boring. lauren: millions of usave been cast in the primary season so far. the numbers that count are t hundreds of delegates fought over whacould be a pair of messy convention. fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen reports on the shadow primaries few people ever see. >> how you doing >> texas senator ted cruz will return to colorado and where cruz last weekend pill.six delegates in congressional district assemblies, further evidence of the operation superior ground game in the so-called shadow primaries. >> two days ago north dakota we had another gem

have right now and we will be viable. >> reporter: jumping ahead to the general election, the fox news poll has hillary clinton beating donald trump by 16%, while bernie sanders would win win by 90%. sanders and trump will be making stops in albany on monday. hazan sanchez, cbs2 news. >> tragedy on a street in new orleans. super bowl winner will smith shot and killed in an apparent case of road rage. what investigators say happened before gunshots rang out. >> plus >> i says, are you okay? i'm like, where are you? >> he thought his wife was kidnapped by a drug dealer, but it was a lie. a westchester couple opens up about expensive and elaborate scam they say started with social media stalking. >> later a fiery scene caught on camera. a car explodes in a parking lot on long island. >>> well, it was a cold start to the day. we saw sunshine and relatively mild temperatures. tomorrow will be a milder day, i will have the details in the full forecast. >>> a special guest joins us tonight. mets great ron darling is in studio talk about a current mets squad and his new book. a book that details hi

andrea: all this as a new "fox news poll" shows the race tightening big time nationwide. inton is only two points ahead of sanders. last month, she led by 13 points. and, in new york, separate sienna poll shows her lead over sanders is shrinking to 10 points. okay, mr. speaker. so hillary clinton, even though a lot of folks believe she is the inevitable nominee, bernie sanders is giving her a real run for her money and it was fun to watch someone actually challenge her. >> i think if sanders had been this tough 2 1/2 months ago, he might be in a different race. because, there are some, you know, the clintons have this marvelous capacity to invent a pretend world and then simply tough it out when people suggest to them that it doesn't exist. she gets a fairly large amount of money to go give a secret speech but after all you shouldn't ask her to tell you what she told the big banks when they paid you a lot of money. it was only secret speech to the big banks and it was a lot of money and how could you be concerned about this? this clinton technique works for a quarter centu