scattered rain towards northeastern pennsylvania and a few showers off the jersey shore. we'll put that in motion on fox 5 sky guardian 3-d. you can see advancing to the east, but the wide view is going to show there's not much behind it. it's just basically dries out. showers, a few areas this evening. take a look at the satellite photograph. you'll see the clouds are going to be a factor for most of the night. the clouds go back towards western sections of pennsylvania. by tomorrow, a little wedge of dry air will come down. that will allow a return to nice weather in the forecast as high pressure tries to build in. these showers go away. a break for tomorrow, but look what's happening here. this is a rough evening here in oklahoma, down into texas, over to alabama. they're having severe weather there with tornados and thunderstorms producing hail. we won't get that. we're going to get the rain as the system approaches. not tomorrow. here's the day planner. 40s out the door. by 9:00 a.m., sunshine. 55 middle of the day. we'll stop at 60 tomorrow afternoon. that's six deg

. >> cruz visited northeastern pennsylvania today. minder the pennsylvania and delaware primaries are next week on april 26th. new jersey's primary is jun june 7th. >>> the flyers had to win tonight to stave off first round play off elimination gave final on the road again the washington caps. >> sport director don bell is here. the orange and black staying alive. >> proud of those guys. they played really well tonight. fie bite number the washington capitals are the best team in hock keen it's not even close. they flecked and bullied the flyers around for most of the series but all a sudden the fly guys have found their way. so d.c. we go. the flyers trailing the best of seven series three games to one. second period ryan white's shot goes off the skate of defensive man for washington. and a flyers take one to nothing lead. michael between the pipes was ridiculous. he blocked shot after shot. play off career high 44 safes and the caps by the way out shooting the flyers 44-11. but somehow, some way, the fly guys find a way to win, two

. >> cruz visited northeastern pennsylvania today. minder the pennsylvania and delaware primaries are next week on april 26th. new jersey's primary is jun june 7th. >>> the flyers had to win tonight to stave off first round play off elimination gave final on the road again the washington caps. >> sport director don bell is here. the orange and black staying alive. >> proud of those guys. they played really well tonight. fie bite number the washington capitals are the best team in hock keen it's not even close. they flecked and bullied the flyers around for most of the series but all a sudden the fly guys have found their way. so d.c. we go. the flyers trailing the best of seven series three games to one. second period ryan white's shot goes off the skate of defensive man for washington. and a flyers take one to nothing lead. michael between the pipes was ridiculous. he blocked shot after shot. play off career high 44 safes and the caps by the way out shooting the flyers 44-11. but somehow, some way, the fly guys find a way to win, two

it is raining as you get along the garden state parkway to philly, northeastern pennsylvania. that's trying to make it into the hudson valley. and rain coming off southern connecticut. we'll be seeing a bit of this tonight. we'll look at fox 5 sky guardian 3-d. watch how it's advancing over the city. we'll expect that the first part of the night. wide view shows a gap in here. these showers and thunderstorms are going to slide off to the east. we're not concerned about those coming our way. but this onshore flow keeping it cloudy with light rain or drizzle. you can see on the satellite view how we're covered up in the clouds. that storm center is here. it's going to track off to the so clouds tomorrow. a bit of drizzle may come through. the sky may brighten at some point, but we'll be 40s through 9:00 a.m. 52 lunchtime. we'll stop in the middle 50s tomorrow afternoon. the best chance for rain as you'll see on the futurecast comes later in the day. here's the gap in the morning. here comes the batch of rain tomorrow afternoon into the first part of tomorrow night. saturday, bes

by 9:00 this evening, some scattered showers in northwestern pennsylvania and northeastern pennsylvania, just skirting our area. by tomorrow morning, here comes some rain. heavier downpours just north of allentown. that's 7:00 tomorrow morning. we can see scattered showers move through newcastle county to start with. clouds will be in and out during the day. during the afternoon and evening commute, we'll be in for another round of showers, potentially thunderstorms. as we go into the overnight hours, there's still a possibility of showers. that's early saturday morning. at 3:00 in the morning, you see scattered showers for areas north and west into the pennsylvania suburbs and into the lehigh valley. we need the rain. we will get it. and as you can see on the ten-day outlook, that's not the only possibility of rain. today, dry. tomorrow, warmer, 80 degrees with showers and thunderstorms on and off during the day. then they're clearing out for the weekend. a breezy day on saturday. plenty of sunshine and up to 70 degrees on sunday. a big warmup on monday. the warmup ends with another ro

this snow is on the move, heading out of northeastern pennsylvania.rthern new jersey getting some snow but it's going to turn to rain as the day goes on. the temperatures are already warm, well above freezing for reading, kutztown, allentown seeing temperatures near 40 degrees at this hour. the other element we'll have to watch today, the wind. this will happen with the warmup during the day today. you'll see it at 11:00 this morning, a 13 mile-an-hour wind in philadelphia, stronger at the shore. cape may 21 miles an hour. as we go into the afternoon, that wind will be increasing. that's at 2:00 this afternoon. we'll see a big warmup in philadelphia, delaware and south jersey. the chance of rain will keep things cooler north and west. rain arrives during the afternoon. we'll see a few spotty showers this morning. the steadier rain will be moving in during the afternoon hours. it will be breezy. philadelphia, delaware, south jersey will warm into the 60s today. a couple spots might even hit 70. tomorrow, the numbers go the other direction. a cold wind

the first round of showers starting to move out of northeastern pennsylvania. that will move out.his will be moving in. rain. we have seen thunderstorms in the punxsutawney area. doesn't look like thunder and lightning but we'll see a steadier rain for this afternoon. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast, calling for a damp day in the pocono mountains. the 20s and 40s later on. look at the warmup for reading and quakertown. upper 50s and low 60s. 62 in trenton with rain due in this afternoon for mount holly and at the shore you'll see some sunshine before the rain arrives. the temperatures will climb into the 60s for cape may, 70 in dover and 66 for vineland and a rainy afternoon for drexel hill, wilmington and philadelphia with readings in the 60s today. seven-day forecast, we'll talk about that cold blast for tomorrow when i'm back in ten. >>> first day of the workweek and also the first full week of the month of april. >> that's right. all of us are anticipating spring and sadly, the weather calendar is not really cooperating with us. >> how are roads, jessica? you have your e

be backis so great to here in northeastern pennsylvania, to be back here in dunmore.topped in scranton on my way here. i'd -- i always feel so much at home. at a local restaurant but i was -- i was running late to my planned -- actually, dinner was kind of abbreviated, but i said hello to a lot of people there and i met people who said things to me like, "i knewyour cousin," "i say,uncles," i had a man "didn't we sled down court street one winter?" i could have been, i could have been one winter. i had a couple who lived next to my grandparents. flood of memories and i met some of the best people and i can't tell you how happy and proud i am to be back here with all of you. i want to thank not only the senator, i want to thank the so much,an, think you matt cartwright, i want to thank the mayors, the mayor of dunmore, the mayor of scranton, who is here, the democratic county chair, and the chair of the city of scranton, i want to thank sandy, and everyone who has helped to make this evening just such a happy occasion. i got my two brothers here. they love coming back

it is so great to be back in northeastern pennsylvania to be here in dunmore. applause] i stopped in scranton on my way here. i always feel so much at home. i stopped at casa bella restaurant. but i was running late so my plan to actually eat dinner was kind of abbreviated, but i said hello to a lot of people there, and i met people who said things to me like, i knew your cousins. i knew your uncles. i had one man say, didn't we sled down court street one winter? i said, could have been. could have been. i was there. met another woman who lived next door to my grandparents on diamond avenue. and it just brings back a flood of the best memories, and th best people. and i can't tell you how happy and proud i am to be back here with all of you. want to thank not only the senator, want to thank the congressmen. thank you so much. matt cartwright. the mayors, the mayor of done moder, the mayor of scranton who are here, the democratic county chair, and the democratic chair of the city of scranton. i want to thank sandy and everybody who has helped to make this evenin

[laughter] i just want to say i am in your district in northeastern pennsylvania so you go for they are. they want to our land and everything to offer them.iver. i live 5 miles off the delaware river and between mr. obama in the basic commission earlier held hostage and i am for gas having drilling in with saturday morning to discuss masteringr ta >> a lot of pennsylvania callers. f and i just want to say that. but he is right there are the matisses. with that part of the stated is very frustrating. it is very important to woo the of commonwealtham obviously i am not involved muli and did the york city. decis so lot of those decisions are not some decisions just the commonwealth of pennsylvania but the of their parties. so i do support what we are doing with regulatory oversight. an important for america. is with these lower natural-gas prices in the developed world. and we should not lose sight of that. >> so you must me for a contested convention and? >> i am for john kasich it isn't open or contested but it will be because no candidate i believe will receive a majority of delegates o

. >> i know how important gun ownership and particularly hunting is here in northeastern pennsylvania. and i want you to know that we can't ignore the second amendment and we can't ignore the 33,000 people a year die from gun violence. >> most polls show sanders trailing clinton in a vote on tuesday. pennsylvania, delaware, connecticut, maryland, and rhode island. rhode island is the one state where sanders says his best chance of beating her on tuesday because it's the one state that allows unaffiliated and independent voters to vote. all the other states are closed primaries. looking ahead past tuesday the race appears to tighten at the state level. two new fox polls shows sanders and clinton neck and neck in indiana and california but that is a moot point if clinton is able to lock up votes in maryland and other states on tuesday to clinch the nomination. >> kristen fisher, thank you in baltimore. >>> voters have made it very clear they are growing increasingly frustrated with the use of big money politics. it's a theme both donald trump and bernie sanders have made central to thei

there are the showers in northeastern pennsylvania going across towards sullivan county. it's all advancing to the east and a few light showers may make it into the city in the next hour. again, very light showers, very scattered. we'll put this into motion. you can see there's not a great deal out there. they're moving at a good clip. first part of the night may see showers. clouds will stay for the night because it's expansive going eventually we'll have the dry air take over and will bring us a better day saturday. right now, 54 in new york city. only 48 as you head towards belmar at the jersey shore. it's 10 degrees warmer at poughkeepsie. 52 in sussex. 50 at bridgeport. same on the east end. holding in the lower to middle 50s across long island. east-northeast. we're going to keep the east-northeast wind tonight at 5 to 10 miles an hour. likely to see the wind coming out of the northeast tomorrow, switching onshore as we head into the afternoon. that's the problem again. i keep reminding you this time of year, anytime we get an onshore wind, it's going to make a big

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that is snow in northeastern pennsylvania and northern new jersey. that will keep heading east. cold in the mountains but well above freezing for allentown, reading and pottstown. 42 degrees in philadelphia. that's our starting point. we're see a big warmup before the heavier, steadier rainfall arrives during the day today. a scattered shower first thing this morning. by 11:00, 60 degrees as southwesterly winds develop and we'll be in the middle 60s at 2:00 on the verge of some rain moving into philadelphia. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes to show you when that rainç will moving into your area. jessica boyington right now is watching your first alert traffic. >> we're doing a quick update on the roosevelt boulevard, these cameras around 9th street. the accident cleared out of the way. on the northbound side we had an accident in outer lanes. they are clear again. to newark service for septa is running again on a regular weekday schedule. but we are dealing with at least 30-minute delays headed inbound, also partially becau

. >> i know how important gun ownership and particularly hunting is here in northeastern pennsylvania and i want you to know that we can't ignore the second amendment and we can't ignore the 33,000 people a year die from gun violence and i think, i think we are smart enough to figure out how to do that. >> all right, now most polls sanders trailing clinton in all five of the states will vote on tuesday. pennsylvania, rhode island, delaware, connectic and maryland. but looking ahead, the race appears to tighten, at least at the state level. a new fox news poll has him ahead by four points in indiana and then in california on june 7th, the new fox news poll shows the race even tighter. clinton ahead by only two point, but it will be a moot point is clinton is able to lock up enough delegates here in maryland and in the other states on tuesday. back to you. >> all right, live and for our viewer, when bernie sanders does take the stage, we will bring it to you live. thank you so much. >> on the gop side, many are waiting to see if donald trump will actually act more presidential. after hi

>> in my district and northeastern pennsylvania i haven't seen anything like this in a long time. we're seeing the record number of democrats switching to both for donald trump. >> very interesting. i want to show you this brand-new poll that came out. donald trump holding onto the double digit lead. he gets 44% and cruz had 28%, kasich at 23%. congressman marino? were you surprised that members of congress don't want to endorse ted cruz or donald trump. >> not particularly. there are a lot of people at this meeting than there were last time. particularly a pennsylvania college, we're at the point where i think some of them are going to come out and because of the ground game we have going. lou and i chair the state chair for donald trump campaign. this is a phenomena. i've been involved in politics for quite a while. more people that have never voted or haven't voted in the last 20 years are coming out telling us they're supporting trump. >> right. i think that's something that's definitely happened, that he has ginned up this interest among people who have maybe had political ap

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but there's steady rain in the western suburbs and northeastern pennsylvania now. bensalem seeing some of that light rain, belmar, new jersey, and steady rain pushed into bucks county. but look what's on the way. look at that line of some heavier downpours. this is moving through the baltimore area. and it's moving fairly quickly. moving to the northeast at about 40 miles an hour. there are some heavy downpours. the rainfall rate is close to three inches an hour, so we'll see some of that move into the area later this morning as we approach the noontime hour. and into the afternoon. and look at this. a mostly cloudy, rainy day. there could be some breaks of sunshine in around the 4:00 hour, but not everybody's going to see that. fortunately it is only going to be rain. look at the temperatures staying steady in the upper 50s and low 60s in spite of the wet weather. still some showers around at 7:00, but then we will get a break for tomorrow. good news because i understand there's a parade in center city. will be chillier too. i'll go through the forecast and seven-

. >> i know how important gun ownership and particularly hunting is here in northeastern pennsylvania. i want you to know that we can't ignore the second amendment, and we can't ignore the 33,000 people a year die from gun violence. >> as they fight each other for the party's nomination, bernie sanders drew a huge applause after citing vice president biden's "new york times" article praising sanders' approach. >> the article says ha the vice president remains neutral in the battle between bernie sanders an hillary clinton but not between their campaign styles. he'll take mr. sanders' aspirational approach over ms. clinton's caution any day. >> the vice president has not endorsed any candidate. sanders will be making a sfop in the vice president's hometown of wilmington, delaware. today he'll also be in baltimore. republicans will be crisscrossing the state. donald trump in connecticut, john kasich in rhode island, ted cruz to indiana. here is cruz and trump wrapping up attacks against each other in pennsylvania and delaware yesterday. >> if you look at the positions of new yorkers, do

. >> i will work my heart out for the people here in northeastern pennsylvania. >> reporter: she took at bernie sanders, clinton hit billionaire gop front-runner donald trump as out of touch. >> we have to get out of the towers and come down and talk with people and listen to them. >> reporter: tuesday has built-in advantages for clinton. these five states hold primaries, not caucuses, where sanders has often won. four of the five allow only democrats to participate. sanders draws big support from independents. >> let's make sure that pennsylvania has the largest voter turnout in the history of the democratic party. >> reporter: also in pennsylvania, joe biden's birthplace, sanders hit clinton by reading from the vice president's interview with "the new york times." >> he'll take mr. sanders' aspirational approach over mrs. clinton's caution any day. >> reporter: pressed sanders qualified hiss willingness to campaign for clinton if she wins the nomination. >> find out what her platform is, what the views are that she is going to bring forth to what degree she will adopt many of the id

and i know how important gun ownership and particularly hunting is here in northeastern pennsylvania.u to know that we can't ignore the second amendment, and we can't ignore the 33,000 people a year die from gun violence. >> and that is a different tone than when he often hear hillary clinton in other locations where she finds that there's a rousing response from the crowd when she talks about trying to do more to prevent gun violence and hitting bernie sanders for his vote which would have made it harder for suits to go forward against gun makers. vermont, his home state also a rich cultural tradition with guns. and so his positions may have been more sympathetic to that, although as he points out he has a d rating with the nra which is something that usually works well for democrats. so it gives you an idea, alex, of how they're trying to find ways to distinguish themselves on important issues to the party where there may be a very limited space between them, alex. >> you know, kelly, maybe jumping the gun a bit, but there are reports out there about v.p. candidates for hillary clin

. >> i know how important gun ownership and particularly hunting is here in northeastern pennsylvaniaant you to know that we can't ignore the second amendment and we can't ignore the 33,000 people a year who die from gun violence. and i think -- i think we are smart enough to figure out how to do that. >> so the second amendment is not about hunting, does not mention hunting. it's self-protection. >> and a hedge against government overreach. but what's so interesting, not one proposal that she put forward would do anything to curb gun violence. there's no one who would disagree. none are about reducing violence, but about controlling the population. >> people say this is about pandering and they're sick of her being a politician and pandering like many do. like last week when she was -- when she said -- while she was on a hip-hop radio show she carried hot sauce with her all the time. many accused her of pandering. >> that would be so cool if she really did. >> she did say that. >> where's my sriracha? unbelievable. >> you want to see something amazing? how many misstatements of facts

. >> i will work my heart out for the people here in northeastern pennsylvania. >> reporter: while she took her usual jab at bernie sanders, clinton hits gop front runner donald trump as out of touch. >> he needs to get out of those towers and actually come down and talk with people and listen to them. >> reporter: tuesday has somerset built-in advantages for:these states hold primaries, not caucusings, where sanders has often one. they allow only democrats to participate. sanders draws big support from independents. >> let's make sure pennsylvania has the largest voter turnout in the history of the democratic party. >> reporter: also in pennsylvania, joe biden's birthplace, sanders hit clinton by the vice president's interview with the "new york times." >> don't take mr. sanders aspirational approach over mrs. >> reporter: flampgd by andrea mitchell, sanders qualified his willing ins to campaign for clinton if she wins the nomination. >> we need to find out what her platform is. what the views are that she is going to bring forth. to what degree she will adopt many of the ideas that a

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tell from northern eastern p avenue the story of her coming to terms as young woman up in northeastern pennsylvaniaorest in june a really wonderful show. >> fran, thank you very much. it looks amazing. >> we have to get tickets. i can't wait. >> we'll be calling. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> ♪ >>> we can do our musical. >> take owing the political season as they do every week. it turned into something else as well. reunion that took place on snl last night. we'll tell you about it. plus are you willing to pay more money for something made in america? new study fine out we may not be nearly as patriot tick as we think we are. all that and more coming up on good day physical. ♪ want great whitening without the mess? think outside the box colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen for 5 shades whiter teeth. brush, whiten, go! no mess, no waiting, no rinsing. colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen. ♪ >>> welcome back. patti labelle. >> um-hmm. >> as we remember the '70's today. that's how high the temperatures are going to get. 8:40 right now. dave is here we're nee

is to do very well here because there will be a northeastern stage, pennsylvania, maryland, connecticutoming up where she is supposed to do very well. they're hoping to shift the momentum, get it back into her corner and hope lee -- hopefully this anti- right now, he is up 30 points, donald trump is clearly favored to win tonight. has put in some time here, but has been traveling to other places, acknowledging he will probably not win a lot of these districts. the real question is, can donald trump picking up -- pick up 85 of these delegates? if he comes out really strong and goes into these other states that are not ted cruz country, he can gain momentum after the stop.sin host: why does donald trump believe the system of awarding delegates is rated? -- awardingd delegates is rigged? this has been a donald trump talking point, the establishment is against him, long before he even got into delegate math. he's been reeling against the washington establishment. he has been outfoxed and a lot of these delegates -- look at colorado or how ted cruz has been a tactician for getting selected s

highest risk again northeastern maryland, southern pennsylvania. really a big tornado certainly can't be ruled out. most likely timing is between 2:00 and 8:00. this morning all dry across the metro. one or two lonesome sprinkles in far western maryland. here is the leading edge of the rain chance. it's about eight or nine hours away, so that puts it in here early midafternoon time frame, but with the daytime heating, it may slow down a little bit. so have your umbrella ready to go just in case. out you go, 65 this morning, near 80 by noontime. and afternoon highs take will be toasty warm, 85 today with a 60% chance of rain. tomorrow only a 30% chance for showers, but notice how much cooler it is, highs only in the low to mid-60s. a lot of clouds around, not a big rain threat tomorrow, but steadier rain chances back in on us for thursday. maybe in the to early friday. as of now, melissa mollett is giving me the evil eye, keep rain off the weekend. i'm doing everything i can. >> i'm trying to have a crab feast in my yard. i just want to sit there an

after new york, other northeastern states, including pennsylvania and maryland, will vote next week. >> we're going to win. >> reporter: trump's immediate goal-- win as many of new york's 95 delegates as possible. top strategists predict between 88 and 92. cruz and john kasich are hoping to pick off enough delegate delo blunt some of trump's momentum. trump decided to shake up his campaign after losing the wisconsin primary to cruz. scott, trump's children, eric and ivanka press forward some of these changes, and manafort, without a single cautionary word from trump, has been expanding his power base ever since. >> pelley: major garrett at trump headquarters this evening. major, thank you. joining me now as always, john dickerson, our cbs news political director and anchor of "face the nation." john, let's start with the democrats. what are you watching for tonight and in the coming days? >> if hillary clinton, if the polls are right and she does well, the question is how well will she do? will she be able to say it's mathematically impossible for bernie sanders to catch up with her

ben: the connecticut presidential primary, four other northeastern states voting today including pennsylvania, rhode island, delaware. >> a man is hospitalized with cuts to his hand after a dispute on an uptown subway train. police say he was stabbed trying to grab a knife away from a guy. dollars information is developing, the suspect is on the loose. ben: tom brady's four game suspension has been reinstated because he is a cheater. the suspension but an appeals court disagrees, says he is in fact a cheater and should be suspended. juliet: for cheating. ben: i am ben simmoneau. juliet: cheaters going to cheat. speaking of which, where is samantha? she is am i a, i think she has fallen out of love with us. ben: instead of haters they added an extra tea and became hatters. hatters are going to hat and tom brady, in full effect this morning because he is a cheater. >> meteorologist: oh boy. i hear you. ben: i have a question. this rain is moving out of here? are we done? >> meteorologist: this is round one. the lower hudson valley but another round, round 2 to the northwest, that is through the

they hope they get an insurmountable lead by the end of the month after these five northeastern states. >> pennsylvaniaaryland, connecticut, rhode island, right. >> how does bernie sanders come back in the fold? what does that look like? they're concerned that because he doesn't have the history with the party, he won't feel the same obligation to not only just to support her, yes, he'll probably support her, but does he campaign for her? how strong is his support? and that matters. >> you see, especially some of his younger stpters almost what i'll call the never-clinton movement. you see this on the republican side. you see a lot of the younger sanders people saying we'll never support her. both of them would have to be big. but we're not there yet. senator sanders still has a possibility. the challenge is he has to break they are demographic lock. where you have a big african-american and hispanic population. in new york is the next big contest. sanders has to upset her in new york to change the math and conversation. and spike lee helping out with a new ad trying to help bernie sanders break throug

hostage ing held northeastern pennsylvania by the dr bc. the delaware river basin commission.ant our water, our land. everything we have to offer them. i only live five miles off the delaware river. between mr. obama and the delaware river basin commission we are just being held hostage. we are for gas drilling. 11:00 having a meeting at saturday morning up here to discuss gas drilling and politicking for mr. trump. host: thanks for the call. a lot of pennsylvania callers. guest: tom marino is a good friend and a very fine districtative or your -- for your district. there are limitations on hydraulic fracturing in the state. it is very frustrating to landowners like paul. i happen to support guest ruling. it has been very important to the commonwealth and america's energy security. i am not directly involved with the dialogue with the delaware river basin commission. operation.ultistate a lot of the decisions that affect the basin are not simply decisions of the commonwealth of pennsylvania but the other partners. i think that's part of the frustration. there are a lot of peop

not without much fanfare for hillary clinton, she won big here in the state of pennsylvania and throughout the northeastern primaries. the party began the moment she hit the stage. hundreds celebrated a double digit victory in pennsylvania, helping to solid fi at becoming the democratic nominee. >> our campaign is about restoring people's confidence in our ability to solve problems together. by delivering results that help people volunteer their own dreams. that's why we're setting bold progressive goals. backed up by real plans. that will improve lives. >> reporter: clinton rallied the crowd. he health care, education, raising wages and protecting civil rights. she even rallied bernie sanders supporters on the heels of her major primary victories. >> whether you support senator sanders or me, there's much more that that unites us than divides us. >> we're here to support hillary all the way in november. >> absolutely fantastic. >> we kicked but. >> most importantly, the speech tonight was so -- was focused on unifying the country. >> again, that would be four victories tonight for hillary clinton with con

not without much fanfare for hillary clinton, she won big here in the state of pennsylvania and throughout the northeastern primaries. the party began the moment she hit the stage. hundreds celebrated a double digit victory in pennsylvania, helping to solid fi at becoming the democratic nominee. >> our campaign is about restoring people's confidence in our ability to solve problems together. by delivering results that help people volunteer their own dreams. that's why we're setting bold progressive goals. backed up by real plans. that will improve lives. >> reporter: clinton rallied the crowd. he health care, education, raising wages and protecting civil rights. she even rallied bernie sanders supporters on the heels of her major primary victories. >> whether you support senator sanders or me, there's much more that that unites us than divides us. >> we're here to support hillary all the way in november. >> absolutely fantastic. >> we kicked but. >> most importantly, the speech tonight was so -- was focused on unifying the country. >> again, that would be four victories tonight for hillary clinton with con

. >> the focus is on the five northeastern primaries on tuesday, pennsylvania, maryland, connecticut and delaware, all states where he is comfortably ahead in the polls. all while we are getting a preview of how he could attack the requested. >> i call her to get hillary. and i think we are going to win or not to be outdone, ted cruz is out with a new web kerry clinton and staffers making the case that he's the only one that can beat her. >> how do we stop ted cruz? >> i do not think the can. >> and on the democratic side, bernie sanders spending time at home in vermont. the question now becomes how long will this last is the mayor continues to work in his favor. jennifer: passover starts tomorrow. steve: what they are revealing about the celebration. jennifer: a postal worker says he was attacked and beaten. steve: how the national spelling bee switch things up to make sure that it does not end in a jennifer: here is a live performance of "purple rain." smoking causes 16 different types of cancer. to reduce your risk. you can quit smoking. talk with your doctor. jennifer: a postal w

coming up next, northeastern states like pennsylvania, connecticut, maryland and delaware.christine. >> jim, thank you. let's bring in political reporter tom lobianco to breakdown the new york primary which gets under way in a few hours. good morning, tom. a big day here in new york. donald trump, you hear him talk about it's rigged. he says it over and over. yet he is tweaking the focus of the campaign team so he can play in what he calls the rigged system and try to get more delegates. >> that's right. it's ironic. on the one hand he acknowledges it is rigged publicly. he says it is rigged publicly. behind the scenes, he acknowledges this is the game you have to play to get the republican nomination. the shake-up at the top with stuart jolly leaving. obviously a big corey lewandowski loyalist from the first part of the campaign here. this moves to an inside ball game now. they brought on paul manaford. master of the delegate process. veteran from the 1976 contested convention. the last time we had an all-out convention battle. they brought on rick wylie from the scott wal

she might get even closer a week later when five mostly northeastern states, including pennsylvania, hold primaries. >> god bless the great state of wisconsin. >> reporter: on the republican side ted cruz won wisconsin not only for himself -- >> tonight is a turning point. it is a rallying cry. >> reporter: but one for the anti-trump crowd. >> wisconsin just delivered donald trump an epic blow, the first one that he's really had to absorb since launching his campaign in june. >> reporter: trump, though, remains unfazed. >> i'm millions of votes more than anybody else. >> reporter: and is looking forward to new york too. chris clackum, nbc news. >>> president obama is headed back to the bay area this week to raise more cash. he will be here on friday for several fund-raisers benefitting democratic candidates. air force one is expected to land around 1:30 on friday. the president then returns to washington, d.c. on saturday. as we get the details affecting your commute, we'll let you know. >>> starting today, another construction project on the peninsula that is going to slow traffic.

next tuesday several blue northeastern states vote. pennsylvania, maryland, delaware, connecticut and rhode island, trump comfortably leads all the polls, all five states award delegates proportionally. then comes a string of red states where cruz hopes to slow cruz. trump is playing to win in indiana and knock cruz back further. >> indiana has lost one in five manufacturing jobs since china joined the world trade organization, 2002. ted cruz supports chinese currency cheating. >> trump's new team wants him to take his speeches and campaign to a new level. but has not halted the insults. >> lying ted. lies, he lies. >> indiana votes in two weeks and trump today met with governor mike pence, a sign trump is courting some in the establishment right. he's been attacking for a year and a half. >> the rnc has 168 members and trump continues to trash them for running what he calls a corrupt and rigged system. his new team of restructured washington insiders all skilled in convention tactics and/or election law are at the same time aggressively trying to

next tuesday, several blue northeastern states vote, pennsylvania, maryland, delaware, connecticut and rhode island and trump leads the polls. all five states proportionately, kasich is hoping to pick up delegates, too. then a string of red states, ana and montana, trump playing to win in indiana and knock cruz back further. >> indiana has lost one in five manufacturing jobs since china joined the world trade organization, 2002. ted cruz supports chinese currency cheating. >> reporter: trump's new team wants him to take speeches and campaign to a new level but not halted the insults. >> here's lyin' ted, he lies. >> reporter: indiana votes in two weeks and trump today met with governor mike pence, he's been attacking for a year and a half. trump continues to trash the rnc for running a rigged and corrupt system while restructured team of veteran washington insiders are aggressively trying work it, lou? lou: carl, imagine that. working it is only beginning. >>> 91 delegates for trump, a near total sweep. carl cameron reporting for us. >>> on the democratic side hillary clinton winning b

can see several inches of snow will be possible acrthe gr eventually across parts of northeastern ohio and pennsylvaniamid-atlantic. coming up for saturday it will be a little snowy out there across portions of the northeast. temperatures in the 30s in chicago, cleveland and minneapolis and yesterday was a warm day out across parts of the southern plains with temperatures well into the 80s, approaching 90 degrees across texas, you can see that that cooler air has made it south and now temperatures are going to be a little bit more seasonal across parts of the plains feeling like spring. let's head over to you. >> maria molina live for us. >>> politicians they're just like us, right? hillary clinton and bernie sanders making headlines on the campaign trail for struggling to figure out the new york city subway system. this as ted cruz continues to defend his new york values comments. peter doocy is live for us in washington, d.c. following the latest. peter, i have a feeling you know how to ride a subway, right? >> reporter: i don't know. now i'm nervous if ever i had a camera crew following me around. i