corporal robert perry graham died nearly 65- years ago. in a north korean prisoner of war camp. good evening, i'm pam moore. graham's arrival is finally bringing a sense of closure to his family. kron four's jeff bush has the story. >> jeff :robert perry graham was born in san francisco and went to war in the army in 1950a year later, he was captured by the north koreans and sent to a prisoner of war camp. he died in 1951. his remains stayed in north korea for decades. sometime in the early 90's, the north koreans provided boxes of combined remains to the u.s. government. graham's nephews provided dna samples to the army years agofinally, a match. >> nicole venturelli : this last fall, they let us know there was a match and i was so happy and sad at the same time but it gave me a sense of closure that he did, indeed, die in korea. >> jeff :a full honor guard was on hand at sfo to receive corporal graham's remains. everything stopped and the only sound that could be heard was the distant noise of jets on the tarmac. corporal graham's body was escorted frome hawaii by his nephew j

inside this flag-draped casket, a single bone belonging to robert perry graham.remains were flown to san francisco from hawaii and his nephew, a retired marine, an escort. >> whether it was my unkl or anyone, any service member we have a sense of pride in s in taking care of our own. >> in 1951 corporal graham was reported missing in action in korea. his family learned he had been a prisoner of war and likely died in a pow camp. it wasn't until the early 90s that north korea turned over boxes of co-mingled remains. the families were asked to give dna samples last fall. corporal graham's family got a match. her father was corporal graham's brother. two of nine siblings who grew up in san francisco. >> they were separated a loqi into foster homes.ç my father and uncle bobbie were so close in age that they were together a lot. they bonded. >> nicole's dad died before the dna testing even began. but she and her cousin say this is an incredible moment for the family. >> it is something that my aunts and uncles and my mother have always dreamed about having closure. >

inside this flag-draped casket, a single bone belonging to robert perry graham.lown to san francisco from hawaii and his nephew, a retired marine, an escort. >> whether it was my unkl or anyone, any service member we have a sense of pride in s in taking care of our own. >> in 1951 corporal graham was reported missing in action in korea. his family learned he had been a prisoner of war and likely died in a pow camp. it wasn't until the early 90s that north korea turned over boxes of co-mingled remains. the families were asked to give dna samples last fall. corporal graham's family got a match. her father was corporal graham's brother. two of nine siblings who grew up in san francisco. >> they were separated a loqi into foster homes.ç my father and uncle bobbie were so close in age that they were together a lot. they bonded. >> nicole's dad died before the dna testing even began. but she and her cousin say this is an incredible moment for the family. >> it is something that my aunts and uncles and my mother have always dreamed about having closure. >> there are 78

story. >> inside the flag draped casket a single leg bone gallonning to early corporal robert perry grahame to san francisco from hawaii and the nephew a retired main was the escort. >> whether high uncle or any service member, we always have a sense of pride our occupy. corporal graham was reported missing in action in korea and it was help he was a prisoner of war and lookly died in the damp. in the early 1990s north korea town over boxes of commingled remain of servicemen. families were asked to give d.n.a. samples in the fall and his family got a match. it gives me a sense of peace for father. aher father was corporal graham's brother, two of nine sin lanes who grew up in san francisco. >> they were separated a lot as children into foster homes and my father and my uncle were so close in able they were together a lot and they beened. >> her dad die before the dan testing began but she and her cousin say it is an incredible moment for the family. >> my honors and uncles and mothers have always traveled about having this closure. >> there are still 7,800 americans unaccounted for from th

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. >> that emotion showed as corporate robert perry graham's casket was walked toward his family and placed in the waiting hearse. >> it's something my aunts and uncles and mother had always dreamed about, having this closure. >> closure the family thought would never happen when corporal graham was sent to fight in the career war and never returned. >> so the official report was that in 1953 is that he did pass away in a p.o.w. camp. >> he was declared missing in action two years prior when his unit came under attack. >> it's the day that i always hoped for. >> nicole only knew about her uncle through her late father. >> the military had asked us many years ago to submit some dna. >> james george, a retired marine, along with his cousin, submitted their dna. last fall they found out there was a match after testing commingled remains for dozens of veterans. >> we still have 5,800 soldiers, sailors, marines, that are still missing from the korean war. 4,800 of them are in north korea. and those families won't have the closure that i have. >> corporal graham will be buried with full military

corporal robert perry graham's flag draped casket was carried off the plane last night. a native san franciscan was declared missing in action in 1951 when his unit was attacked. when remains were discovered years ago the military issed ase family to submit dna. there was a match. a bone belonging to graham was discovered. >> whether it was my uncle or any service member we always have a sense of pride in taking care of our own or bringing home our own. >> corporal graham will be buried with full military hoppers tomorrow. >>> police now say suspicious behavior led to san francisco's mayor getting pulled over earlier this week. the mayor wasn't even driving an undercover san francisco police officer was. mayor lee was on a ride along observing the police response to the soaring rate of break ins. the officer that stopped the vehicle thought it was moving too slowly. as soon as he saw the car's occupants he looked surprised. >>> coming up, san francisco takes on its controversial city sanctuary law. the changes it could mean for law enforcement. >>> our crew is at at&t pa

the remains of corporal robert perry graham will be delivered this evening at s.f.o. kron four's jeff bush has his story. officials with the uso say the remains of corporal robert grahm will arrive this evening with full military honors. the remaining members of grahm's family will be on hand to receive his casket. corporal grahm was born in san francisco in 1930 and went into the army during the korean war. his company came under attack in 1951 and he was taken prisonerand eventually was assigned to the suan prisoner of war camp in north korea. several years later u.s. soldiers who spent time with him in the pow camp reported that he died. the government issued a death certificate but the north korean government would not release his remains until decades later. the north koreans released dozens of remains to the u.s. government in the 90's but they were not organized or documented. extensive dna research finally determined some of the remains are those of corporal grahm. they are being flown here to sfo tonight. an honor guard and his family will be here for the cer

. >> the funeral service was held for arming corporal robert perry graham. he was captured back in 1951 during the korean war and died later that year in the pow camp. and that their remains were among the others that would return to the u.s. back in 1993. and that they were mixed with 46 other soldiers as they would take the dna to identify graham's remains last year and the refuge had made it their mission to finally gave their uncle a proper burial. >>> black sailors were convicted of mutiney. >>> prosecutor reveal details and the special abuse allegations against the former house speaker. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years a

a flag draped coffin carrying a single leg bone of corporal robert perry graham arrived at san franciscorned he was a prisoner of war and in the early 1990s north korea town over a box of remains of servicemen and families were asked to give d.n.a. in the fall his family get a match. my aunts and mother and you will kills always dreamed of having close use. >> graham and the eight sibling grew up in san francisco and there are still 7,800 americans unaccounted for from the koreaian war. >> funeral plans are in the work for merle haggard. ♪ we don't let our hair ♪ grow long ♪ like the hippies in san francisco ♪ >> he sings it with a smile. he died yesterday at the home from pneumonia after battling for months. it was his 79th birthday. he rose from poverty and risen to international fame and aclaim with songs about outlaws. the manager said the family is planning a funeral at his home in shasta county. tributes are pouring in from across the world and especially in nashville and hollywood. he had three dozen number one hits and this tribute is from wreath witherspoon and from other countr

[applause] rick perry and lindsey graham and jeb bush and carly fiorina.] and wisconsin's own governor scott walker. [applause] when you toss in senator mike lee and mark lovin -- [applause] we've got the full spectrum of the republican party coming together and uniting behind of this campaign. [applause] in 1960, accepting the democratic party's nomination, john f. kennedy observed, "i think the american people expect more from us than cries of indignation and attack. the times are too grave, the challenge to urgent, the stakes too high to permit the customary passion of political debates. we are not here to curse the darkness but to light the candle that can guide us to see through that darkness to a safe and sane future. as winston churchill said on taking office, if we open a quarrel, between the presence in the past, we shall be in danger of losing the future. the same is true of today. tonight, wisconsin has lit a candle guiding the way forward. tonight, we once again have hope for the future. [applause] tonight is about unity and tonight is about ho

we have been endorsed by rick perry, lindsey graham, jeb bush, scott walker, carly fiorina, that is indicativehe republican party uniting and each of those was fighting vigorously against me. part of the reason leeds united the party is, in the course of those battles, our campaign never got personal or nasty, never attacked them directly. we have policy disagreements and healthy primary but it makes it easier to unite. i hope and believe the same will be true with donald's supporters. >> let me ask you a human question. it has gotten nasty. he calls you lying dead everyday -- ted every day, he retweeted a picture of your wife meant to insult her. did you talk to him? sen. cruz: i did not see him last night. i would have talked to him. or,s this political theater normal human beings, if somebody treated me like that, i would never be friends with them, we would never be allies. is that what this is? can this be fixed? sen. cruz: i try hard not to take it personally, people behave, there is the old adage of the frog and the scorpion and frog giving the scorpion across the river and the scorpion

we have been endorsed by rick perry, lindsey graham, jeb bush, scott walker and by carly fiorina. that is an incredible diversity. >> good start, right? here's my last and final question. john kasich and marco rubio have a lot of delegates. marco indicated in an interview likely to come over and support you. so my question is even at the end of this process, do you think you will get along with everybody? i remember early in the process, an early debate, everybody said everybody on this stage is better than what the democrats are offering. is that going to -- is it going to end up that way? that's my question. >> from my end, i certainly intend for it to be. i have endeavored throughout the campaign, moments nasty and personal and ugly and i have not responded in kind and i'm not going to respond in kind. i keep the focus on issues, on substance on policy. you know what? i think the people of new york care about is not candidates bickering like children. i think what the people of new york care object is how do we bring jobs back to new york? how do we raise wages and keep america

bringing in bush people, bringing in rubio people, bringing in all of those sorts of folks, perry, lindsey graham, carly fiorina, that is ted cruz. hold on there. >> i want to give trent the final word. >> you have had a good chance. >> you have had a chance to have a platform. i want to give trent the final word here. you have heard the cruz and trump campaign say they are issues-based campaigns. i imagine you disagree with them? >> well, for the general election they are not enough to get us past the hump. i they is what kasich was talking about today. you can only get so far on fear this this country. when you have to get independents and people that center right, you need optimistic future. that's always been the history of success in elections in this country. that's going to continue to be the successful path. that's why governor kasich laid that out. if we go down this other path we're not going to only lose the white house but the supreme court, the senate, hundreds of races. and the people that gather in cleveland know that and will think carefully who they put at the top of the ticket.

rick perry, lindsey graham, jeb bush, scott walker and carly p arena. we are seeing the full spectrum of the republican party uniting and let me say something about the hoosier state. there is a common sense sensibility about this great state. you had leaders like governor mitch daniels, governor mike pence who roll up their sleeves and solve problems. to understand when you cut taxes and lift regulation, the solution is job expand. we need a president in the spirit of mitch daniels and mike pence. that is exactly what this campaign is based on. my number one priority as president is jobs and economic growth. if i'm elected president we will repeal every word of obamacare. we will pass a simple flat tax and abolish the irs. we will rain in the epa and federal regulators, especially the epa that is killing the coal industry, killing tens of thousands of jobs in the state of indiana and we will stop amnesty and and sanctuaries. and the effect of all that is we are going to see millions and millions of new high-paying jobs coming back to america. we are go

-- candidates for president have all come and joined him, whether it's carly fiorina, rick perry, lindsey graham, scott walker, et cetera. they're all coming to senator cruz. what we just saw, for example, in the last four races, if you think about utah, there were over 40 delegates available. he won 40 out of 40. trump got zero. then you go to colorado, the latest opportunities there. six dilelegates up for grabs. cruz got 6, trump got zero. then senator cruz got 18, trump got 1. last night in wisconsin where as you said senator cruz crushed it. we got 36 delegates, trump got 6. if you just look at what's just happened, i know people keep saying how do you get to the 1,237. the reality is you have to get to a high percentage and they say that's impossible. if you look at the numbers by my math those last four states, that's 100 delegates senator cruz has accumulated to trump's 7. that's a 94% win rate. so think about that when you look at the context of uniting the party, bringing people together. if you look at the exit polls, i just encourage everyone to go to cnn's election center website, y

we've been endorsed by rick perry, lindsey graham, jeb bush, scott walker, carly fiorina. that is indicative of the republican party uniting, and each of those, you know, was fighting vigorously against me. and yet part of the reason we were able to unite the party is in the course of those battles, you know, our campaign never got personal, never got nasty, never attacked them directly. so policy disagreements, healthy primary, but it makes it easier to unite when you do that. i hope and believe the same will be true with donald's supporters, if and when we win the nomination. >> we'll be right back with more of our interview with ted cruz right after these words from our sponsors. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clinically proven superior clean versus sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels

. >> we've got rick perry and lindsey graham, and jeb bush, and carly fiorina. and wisconsin's own governor scott walker. now you throw in to that mix senator mike lee and mark levin, and you've got the entirety of the ideological spectrum of the republican party. that's what we're seeing is we're seeing unity. >> after a difficult week handling questions an abortion and nuclear arms, donald trump continued to open up this weekend, despite a top ally's advice to lay low and be patient for the news cycle to pass, as nbc's katy tur has learned. trump kept up with interviews, one with maureen dowd of "the new york times," where he admitted that tweeting an unflattering photo of heidi cruz was, quote, a mistake. and revealed to bob woodward and robert costa of "the washington times" that the u.s. is headed for a, quote, very massive recession. and trump gave three nationally televised interviews that aired yesterday, including one with cbs that led to another clarification on his abortion stance. >> the laws are set now on abortion. and that's the way they're going

we've been endorsed by rick perry and lindsey graham and jeb bush and scott walker and karley fiorina. you got the whole spectrum of the republican party coming together and unite. if we unite the party, we will win this nomination. if we united the country, we will win the general election. we will beat hillary clinton. we will turn the country around. it took jimmy carter to give us ronald reagan. i am convinced the most long lasting legacy of barack obama is going to be a new generation of leaders in the republican party who stands and fights for freedom. who stands and fight for the constitution and stand and fight for the judeo-christian values. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ted cruz wrapping up an event in franklin, indiana. on c-span 2 you can see donald trump on a campaign rally in wilkes-barre pennsylvania. so earlier today, there san announced plan if the ted cruz and john kasich to cede states in the 2016 presidential race to 11 -- one another. to prevent donald trump from winning the nomination. here's more. >> at washington post.com, this is the headline senator cruz and governor kasich divid

rick perry, lindsey graham, jeb bush, scott walker, carly fiorina. that is tremendously wide diverse coalition, geographically and idealogically across the party. and republicans we want to win. if donald trump is nominee hillary clinton wins and she wins by double digits. if donald is the nominee we lose the senate and we may even lose the house. and if hillary clinton is elected president, the consequences for the country are disasterous. the supreme court is lost for a generation. the bill of rights, religious liberty and second amendment are put in profound jeopardy. we continue to be buried in trillions more in debt, we continue on the same path of economic stagnation and misery we've seen the last seven years. we continue abandoning our friends and allies includes the nation of israel. and if hillary is elected president iran will get nuclear weapons. posing an enormous national security threat to our country. republicans don't want to see that happen. americans don't want to see thatp happen. that is why republicans are unitings behind our cam

rick perry, lindsey graham, jeb bush, scott walker, and carly fiorina. we are seeing the full spectrum of the republican party uniting, and let me say something about the hoosier state. there is a common sense sensibility about this great state. you've had leaders like governor mitch daniels, like governor mike pence who roll up their sleeves and solve problems, who understand that when you cut taxes and lift regulations, the result is small businesses grow and jobs expand. we need a president in the spirit of mitch daniels and mike pence. that is exactly what this campaign is based on. my number one priority as president is jobs and economic growth. if i'm elected president, we'll repeal every word of obamacare. we will pass a simple flat tax and abolish the irs. we will rein in the epa and federal regulators, especially the epa that is killing the sole industry, killing tens of thousands of job in the state of indiana and he will stop amnesty and end sanctuary cities and the effect of all that is we will see millions and millions of new high-paying job

we have been endorsed by rick perry, lindsey graham, jeb bush, scott walker, and carly fiorina.e and mark levin, we've got the full spectrum of the republican party all coming together and standing united. now, our friends in the media tell us that donald trump is unstoppable in new york state. oddly enough, our friends in the media are very comfortable with the new york liberal who has supported andrew cuomo and hillary clinton and chuck schumer for decades. and they really want to see a general election between two new york liberals, who agree on washington being the center of the universe. but, you know, an interesting thing has happened in the last couple of weeks. we have seen this race nationally turn. just over two weeks ago. >> we're listening in to ted cruz holding a town hole in scotia, new york, at mckiehl christian academy. a lot of his comments at the beginning on religion. hallie jackson is covering the cruz campaign. it's an interesting situation for senator cruz after the debate remarks on new york values, referring to donald trump. he says clearly -- he was talk

rick perry, lindsey graham, jeb bush, carly fiorina, and wisconsin's own governor scott walker. when you add to that senator mike leelevin, you have the full spectrum of the republican party. i hope and believe tomorrow night is going to be a very good night here in wisconsin. that in turn is going to have impact on races all across the country. the momentum we've had over and over and over again we are winning delegates when the people vote. and i believe we'll continue doing that and we'll go forward and win the nomination. >> in other words, trump says the guy in first place should win. some people say it should be limited to the top three candidates who have delegates. others say we should bring in a mitt romney. do you think all is fair in a contested cup vention? >> i think one of two things is going to happen. that's our plan. we're getting win after win after win, and these wins, we're getting close to 100% of the delegates in state after state. if we continue to do that, we will win 1,237 delegates. that's plan a, what we're focused on doing. the second option -- i'm ge

earned the support of rick perry and lindsey graham walker bush and scott and carly fiorina. when you went to that mix mike lee and glenn back and mark levine and -- ] pplause have got the we entire spectrum of the republican party coming together united kind this campaign will behind thised campaign. and if we stand united as one, we will win the republican nomination. and we will win the general election and beat hillary clinton and turn this country around. [applause] sen. cruz: you know, it took jimmy carter to give us ronald reagan. and i am convinced the most long-lasting legacy of barack obama is going to be a new generation of leaders in republican party his hand and fight for liberty. who stand and fight for the constitution and who stand and fight for the judeo-christian values that built this great nation. you! you and god bless applause] announcer: five states hold primaries this week. connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania, and rhode island go to the polls. onhave coverage right here tuesday on c-span. theuesday, it a hearing on fighter program and its rep

rick perry and lindsey graham and jeb bush and carly fiorina. wisconsin's own governor scott walker. [cheers and applause] sen. cruz: when you toss and senator mike lee and mark levin, we have got the full spectrum of the republican party coming together and uniting behind this campaign. [applause] sen. cruz: in 1960, accepting the democratic party nomination, john f. kennedy observed, "i think the american people deserve more from us then cries of indignation and attacks. the times are too great, the challenge to urgent, and the stakes too high to permit the customary passion of political debate. we are not here to curse the darkness but to light the candle that can guide us to see through that darkness to a safe and sane future." as winston churchill said on taking office, "if we open a portal between the present and the past, we shall be in danger of losing the future." the same is true today. tonight, wisconsin has lit to a candle guiding the way forward. tonight, we once again have hope for the future. [applause] sen. cruz: tonight is about

rick perry, lindsey graham, jeb bush, scott walker and carly fiorina.seeing the full spectrum of the republican party uniting. and let me say something about the hoosier state. there is a common sense sensibility about this great state. you've had leaders like governor mitch daniels, like governor mike pence, who roll up their sleeves and solve problems. who understand that when you cut taxes and lift regulations, the result is small businesses grow and jobs expand. we need a president in the spirit of mitch daniels and mike pence. that is exact low what this campaign is based on. my number one priority as president is jobs and economic growth. if i'm elected president, we'll repeal every word of obamacare. we will pass a simple flat tax and abolish the irs. we will rein in the epa and the federal regulators, especially the epa that is killing the coal industry, killing tens of thousands of jobs here in the state of indiana. and we will stop amnesty and end sanctuary cities. and the effect of all of that is that we're going to see millions and millions

who started this race, five have now endorsed our campaign, we have been endorsed by rick perry, by lindsay graham, by jeb bush, by scott walker and by carly fiorina, that is an incredible diversity. >> let me go to my last question, marco rubio had a lot of delegates, and marco has indicated that he's likely to come over and support you, so my question is, at even at the end of this process, do you think you'll get along with everybody? i remember in one of the early debates, everybody said everybody on this stage is better than what the democrats are offering. is it going to and end up that ? is my question. >> there have been moments that have been nasty and personal and ugly and i have not responded in kind and i'm not going to respond in kind. i'm going to keep the focus on issues, on substance, on policy. i think the people of new york care about is not candidates bickering like children. i think what the people of new york care about, is how do we bring jobs back to new york, how do we raise wages? how do we keep americans safe, and that's my focus. >> we're in beautiful binghamton, new yor

[cheers and applause] rick perry and lindsey graham and jeb bush and carly fiorina and wisconsin's ownnor scott walker. [cheers and applause] when you toss in senator mike lee and mark lavine, we've got the full spectrum of the republican party coming together and uniting behind this campaign. [cheers and applause] in 1960 accepting the democrat party's nomination, john f. kennedy observed i think the american people expect more from us than cries of indignation and attack. the times are too grave, the challenge too urgent and the stakes too high to permit the customary passions of political debate. we are not here to curse the darkness, but to light the candle that can guide us to see through that darkness to a safe and sane future. as winston churchill said on taking office, if we open a quarrel between the present and the past, we shall be in danger of losing the future. the same is true today. tonight wisconsin has lit a candle guiding the way forward. tonight we once again have hope for the future. [cheers and applause] tonight is about unity and tonight is about hope. young peopl

we have rick perry and lindsey graham and jeb bush and carly fiorinaand wisconsin's own governor scott walker. >> the key for us is to aaccumulate delegates and be able to build momentum going into the convention. we'll see how we do here. never intended to win here. hopefully we get a few delegates. we'll see. it is onward. deirdre: we're 14 hours away from the wisconsin primary and tension is rising. here is where candidates stand so far, according to the latest fox business poll. senator cruz in the lead with 42%. donald trump 32%. governor john kasich with 19%. this is risk and reward, i'm deirdre bolton. 42 republican delegates are up for grabs and bracing rights. we'll take you there now. my colleague son the ground. blake burman is in madison, wisconsin. blake there is a lot going on today for donald trump, for senator cruz and also governor kasich. what are your local sources telling you? reporter: this is the final push, deirdre, here in wisconsin as you mentioned. 42 delegates in play. the way things will shake out tomorrow most likely whoever wins gets either all or most of

rick perry and lindsay graham and jeb bush and carly fiorina and wisconsin's own governor scott walkerr mike lee and mark levin levin -- we've got the full spectrum of the republican party coming together and uniting behind this campaign. in 1960 accepting the democratic party's nomination john f. kennedy observed i think the american people expect more from us than cries of indignation and attack. the times are too grave, the challenge too urgent and the stakes too high to permit the customary passions of political debate. we are not here to curse the darkness. but to light the candle that can guide us to see through that darkness to a safe and sane future. as winston churchill said on taking office if we open a quarrel between the present and the past we shall be in danger of losing the future. the same is true today. tonight, wisconsin has lit a candle guiding the way forward. tonight, we once again have hope for the future. tonight is about unity and tonight is about hope. young people in america once again have hope that we will bring jobs back to america. by repealing obamacare,

rick perry and lindsey graham and jeb bush and carly fiorina.pplause] end wisconsin's own governor scott walker. [applause] when you toss in senator mike lee and mark lovin -- [applause] the full spectrum of the republican party coming together and uniting behind of this campaign. [applause] in 1960, accepting the democratic party's nomination, john f. kennedy observed "i think the american people expect more from us then cries of indignation and attack. , theimes are too grave challenge to urgent, the stakes too high to permit the customary passion of political debates. we are not here to curse the darkness but to light the candle that can guide us to see through that darkness to a safe and sane future. as winston churchill said on taking office, if we open a quarrel, between the presence in the past, we shall be in danger of losing the future. is true of today. tonight, wisconsin has lit a candle guiding the way forward. tonight, we once again have hope for the future. [applause] tonight is about unity and tonight is about hope. young people i

president and these are from all parts of the party, from jeb bush to carly fiorina to rick perry to lindsey grahamo scott walker. this is a great thing as a strong sign, signal to the country. trish: a lot of people said this is a guy who people just didn't like a year or two ago within the party. the establishment couldn't stand him. he was the guy he blamed for the government shutdown and now they are rallying to his side. is this a vote for your husband or is it a vote against trump? >> the great thing we have seen in this election is this is democracy at work. this is the movement of the grassroots. these are elections we have been winning, we swept the last we 5 elections. trish: this has been such an unusual campaign. does it surprise you? what do you think of a heated rhetoric? did you have any idea when your husband said i am going to run for president that you would be listening to some of the rhetoric that you heard? >> it has been easier on us as a family because he is a very patient person, he does not personalize things. he is focused on the issues was politics to him is about getting

we've got support from rick perry, from lindsey graham, from jeb bush, from scott walker and from carly fiorina. when you throw in mike lee and mark levin, that is the full spectrum of the republican party, the full ideological spectrum. and what we are seeing, that's the unity it's going take to win the nomination. it's also the unity it's going to take to beat hillary clinton. and my focus is on beating hillary clinton and poll after poll after poll shows donald losing badly to hillary. and poll after poll after poll shows me beating hillary. >> but to get the chance to beat hillary clinton, you actually have to be the republican nominee. one of the things that my colleague in the senate has heard from several republican senators is that they probably would think about backing you and telling all of their grassroots activists to back you if you would apologize for saying that your republican leader mitch mcconnell was a leader. will you apologize? >> you know what, dana? this is why people are so frustrated with washington. it's the inside battles back and forth. this isn't a game. th

we have rick perry and lindsey graham and jeb bush and carly fiorinaand wisconsin's own governor scott walker. >> the key for us is to aaccumulat

obviously carly is my running mate, but we also have the support of rick perry, of lindsey graham, ofbush and governor scott walker. i mean that is a wonderfully diverse array of the entire republican party, of principled conservatives, of people who love this nation. and we have got to unite. listen, our party is divided right now. if we remain divided, we will lose. and if you look at one of the things that gives me great comfort is that this race is going to be decided not in the media newsrooms in new york city, not in the lobbyists conference rooms in washington, d.c., this race is going to be decided, the indiana race is going to be decided by the common sense good judgment, the midwestern common sense of hoosiers. that gives me a great deal of comfort. i think the people of indiana they want to unite, they want our party to come together and i think the people of indiana want a positive, optimistic campaign, not a campaign based on insults and attacks and cursing. and i'm encouraged by that. >> by the way, if i could just add, i was actually interested to see an endorsement the

rick perry and lindsey graham and jeb bush and carly fiorina -- governor,sin's own scott walker.cheers and applause] when you throw into that mix , you areike lee looking at the entire spectrum of the republican party, the entire ideological spectrum coming together and uniting. let me tell you the last two weeks have been an incredible two weeks. two weeks ago, the state of utah , we hope to break 50% and earn the delegates. we did not get 51%. we got 69%. applause]d single one ofry utah's delegates. a few days ago, colorado, very different state, two different congressional districts voted. out of six delegates, we won six delegates. yesterday, the state of north dakota selected their delegates. won 18. one.d trump won 18-1, i will take that ratio every day and twice on sunday. and then tomorrow, it is the turn of the great state of wisconsin. country, eyes are on the state of wisconsin. wisconsin has a national platform. a victory here tomorrow will resonate across the country and change the outcome in states to come. if you do not want to see donald trump as the nominee, if y

we have seen rick perry, carly fiorina, lindsey graham, jeb bush, and your own tremendous governor, scott walker. [applause] that is the very real manifestation of the unity we need across this country. to win, republicans have to stand together, we have to unite . if we are divided, we will lose the primary and we will hand the general election to hillary clinton. it is the men and women here who are taking the lead to make that happen. i am here tonight asking for your help. i am asking for each of you to continue standing up between now and tuesday. to take it upon yourself, not just to vote, but i want to ask everyone here to vote for me 10 times. [laughter] [applause] democrats.e are not i am not suggesting voter fraud. gets nine other people to come out and vote on tuesday, you will have voted 10 times. [applause] that is how we win, it is the power of the grassroots. it is the same power that stood with governor scott walker in the power of the union losses. the men and women who stood together and said, we can beat the special interests. if we stand together united, we are going t

perry. jeb bush, lindsey graham, other who is are joining this effort as well. >> is there a concern of losing them, of alienating them in particular. because clearly they're making their voices heard. >> no that's a fair point. i think what you'll notice is number one, one of the reasons that senator cruz stays focused is because he does believe that there are many common shared values between the cruz campaign and the supporters of donald trump. at the end of the day, if we lose we'll tip our hat to donald trump as joe just said, if they lose fair and square, they will be good sports, they'll unify with the party if he look at the "wall street journal" op-ed that donald trump wrote this week. he said i will participate in the system as it exists today and he'll attempt to promote maximum transparency. let's agree that the cruz campaign and trump campaign are in full agreement, maximum tras perrincy is needed and win, lose or draw if we win or lose under the rules, either side will support the other to unify the party. >> we'll leave it on that civil note. joseph morelli, chad sweet, thanks v

. >> we've got rick perry and lindsey graham and jeb bush and carly fiorina. [ cheers and applause ] and wisconsin's own governor scott walker. now, you throw into that mix senator mike lee and mark levin -- [ cheers and applause ] -- and you've got the entirety of the ideological spectrum of the republican party. that's what we're seeing is we're seeing unity. >> unity, harold ford? >> begrudging unity. like a lot of those people who are endorsing him, i don't know why they're doing it, because they really don't want to and they have said that. >> well, lindsey graham compared him to poison. >> and jeb bush, it breaks my heart he would do that. makes me sick to my stomach. the whole thing is sad. no, really. >> joe, how much is it let's get to the convention, let's try to stop trump and if we use him as the vessel we'll pick somebody else. is that all of it. >> explain. >> well, i think's a lot of those people, as mika suggests, are not really -- >> they're miserable. >> but they think strted cruz i the only viable vehicle to get trump to 1237 then get to cleveland and figure it out

tuesday night we have rick perry and lyndsey graham and jeb bush and carly fiorina, and wisconsin's own governor scott walker. >> if we can win wisconsin on tuesday we'll blow them out the rest of the way. the numbers in new jersey are through the roof. they are through the roof. so we are going to win all this stuff. >> accumulate delegates and be able to build momentum going into the convention. we'll see how we do here. hopefully we'll get a few delegate and it's on ward. martha: you have got 42 delegate up for grabs in the damager state tomorrow. what's the latest you are hearing on the ground there? reporter: we are hearing a lot of protests by a group called "f" your flag. they put an american flag on the ground and they stomp on it. there were a number of people last night who had relatives who fight for this country who were very upset by what happened. there was pushing and shoving. what's happening on the campaign trail, donald trump is barnstorming the state. he has three event. all three his wife melania will be there to talk about her husband. donald trump has a pretty seri

we have been supported now by rick perry, by lindsey graham, jeb bush, scott walker, by carly fiorina. all of us started out as opponents. he came together and united we have to win and if donald trump is the nominee he loses. if i'm the nominee, i beat hillary clinton. we're beating in key swing states, we're beating her with young people and we got to win. the road where on right now. >> of course we're here to talk about serious issues. but voters also like to get to know all the candidates. look, your wife is lining up, we heard about the lighter side of ted cruz, heidi, he does impressions really well. >> well, you know, there are people who do impressions and then the rest of us who do not. ted is one of those who does impressions. he's really funny. he has a great sense of humor. they are the 8-year-old joke book. so, ted has another thing i love about ted cruz is he has a great sense of humor. >> let's take a look. right here. neighbor, but dad, i'm a vegetarian. i don't eat animals. but, lisa, animals are so delicious. there's the animal we get bacon from, the animal we get h

we been endorsed by rick perry, by lindsey graham, jeb bush, by scott walker, an carly fiorina.you add into that mix, mike lee and glenn beck and mark levin, you've got the full spectrum of the republican party coming together and uniting. now there is no doubt to get to cleveland, and i've got a ton of delegates and donald has a ton of delegates. we're going to have a battle. and the danger of a contested convention is that the party emerges fractures. what i can tell you is that if i earn the support of the majority of the delegates there, and i i believe that's what's going to happen, then we are going to work very, very hard to welcome every single trump supporter, and i will say, if you look at the issues that have energized and animated the trump supporters, they have been illegal immigration, and losing jobs overseas. fortunately, both of those issueses are right at the heart of my campaign when it comes to illegal immigration -- >> senator -- >> in 20d 13, when the gang of eight was being pushed through. i led the fight against it. >> yeah, and you've spoken about your t