citywide and coalition partners with the new york immigration coalition and the board of elections, nyc votes, and all my colleagues in the city council -- we are now in over 65 schools. those schools, and we will be getting the word out to roughly 20,000 kids. >> the election that elected mayor de blasio and you was not a great turnout. >> no. >> and i assume you want that to change next time. >> absolutely. i mean, in many of the city council races -- so as local as you can be -- people won or lost on fewer than 100 votes. so, where the total vote turnout was something in the thousands. >> it's a big difference. >> it's a huge difference. and so we're trying to educate young people that their votes -- their vote really matters. and if they want their voice to be heard, they need to register and then vote. and there are four elections this year, so even if you haven't registered in time for the presidential primary... >> in april. >> ...there's likely a state election that you can vote on in september, a primary in there are congressional elections that you can vote on in june. and of course

voting for donald trump. for democrats - all eyes are on the empire state - and new york's april 19th contest. "i am very proud that i was born here in nyc for sanders - winning new york was considered impossible a few months ago - but now polls show he's cut into hillary clinton's lead - so much so clinton's camp may have to re-think their strategy from albany to the bronx. the latest polls is wisconsin also show sanders is likely to squeak out a win there on tuesday - but when you look at national polls - democrats are still leaning towards hillary clinton by large margins. that's a quick look at where things stand in the race for the white house, in washington, im mark meredith. >> pam:a major decision today - regarding the state department review of how hillary clinton managed her emails. catherine heenan is here with details. the state department's internal review has now been suspended. the reason they're giving -- they don't want to get in the way of the ongoing f-b-i investigation. the question --- whether the former secretary of state or her top aides mishandled emails containing information now deemed "top secret." clinton used