, wisconsin. ♪ racine, wisconsin.wn about ten points in the latest fox business network poll in that state. and as we just heard from vicki mckenna, had a tough time with a couple of the talk radio hosts. we'll see if he addresses that, among other issues to rather boisterous crowd warmed up by sarah palin. here now, mr. trump. >> who is willing to take her time and come here, and wire going to make two other stops, and she wants to go and she's just an amazing -- she has that energy. and the big brain power. and we just love a. so i want to thank you, sarah, okay? and stephanie, i want to thank you so much. what a job. stand up, stephanie. come on. what a job she's done. of course, if we don't win on tuesday, that's the end of stephanie, right? but she has done -- she has done an amazing job. and i think we're doing really well based on everything i'm hering. we have tremendous enthusiasm, tremendous support. different areas. we have different folks for different strokes, frankly. there are some areas where it looks

>> all right, jason carroll there in racine, wisconsin. let us know when donald trump arrives at that rally as well. thank you. >>> all right. debate feud igniting between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. the clinton camp accusing sanders' campaign of rejecting three new york debates that the clinton campaign proposed. clinton's press secretary saying this. the sanders campaign needs to stop with the games. over the course of the last week, we have offered three specific dates for a debate in new york, all of which the sanders campaign rejected, end quote. cnn's chris frates joining me live from eau claire where bernie sanders is going to speak this hour. frates, help explain what's going on here. wasn't it the bernie sanders camp that said for a long time they initiated the debates with hillary clinton, but to no avail. >> that's exactly right, fred. sanders people said they want to debate hillary clinton in new york, clinton people were noncommittal about it. now clinton people are hitting back, saying we put out three dates and they

nbc's kerry sanders is in racine, last check inside that auditorium there.ry, with another welcome to you, i know you spoke with some people in the crowd and you spoke to one person who was still undecided. do you have a sense of how many folks there are trump supporters versus those who are either curious or trying to figure out which way they're going to lean? >> reporter: well, you know, the majority of the people who are here at the civic center to hear donald trump speak -- and he could be taking the stage, as you noted, any minute now -- are, of course, donald trump supporters, but it would be wrong to assume that everybody in here is a donald trump supporter based on my conversations with folks. some people here say that they've come just for the historical moment, to see it, and they're not really going to be involved in politics. they just want to kind of see the show. others say that they're here, as you noted to sort of still make up their mind, and i think that's, of course, important. a lot of people think that this far into the primary season t

we have spoken to are curious, wondering if he will address this at all when he takes the stage in racine in a few moments from now. seems unlikely he would address the abortion issue, but certainly there has been this sort of back and forth, first saying women would be punished, after that saying doctors would be the ones punished, saying to leave it up to states, then finally saying the law should stand at least for now. his spokeswoman coming out with a statement, trying to qualify

we will see if racine follows course. >> thank you so much. let's check in now with nbc's danny freeman in green bay with the democrats following an overnight feud from the donations from the fossil fuel industry. good morning to we expect sanders to challenge again on the topic today? >> reporter: well, good morning, alex. obviously, it's unclear at this point if senator sanners is going to bring up this controversy over fossil fuel donations. this feud that's been going back and forth between him and secretary clinton. i want to walk back through what happened yesterday, as you said before, i was at a town hall in sheboygan. he said secretary clinton owed him an apology for characterizing him and his campaign as liars on whether or not clinton receives campaign contributions. now as you showed in that particular statement the clinton campaign immediately sends back, the clinton campaign has no intention of apologizing and characterized his campaign as a desperate move, the only way to a path for victory is there misleading attacks. so i want

and bringing in sarah palin to campaign with him at all of his stops which include one in racine. and no shortage of drama for the democrats. one candidate demanding an apology for the other and both meeting at the same place and the same time. could it get uglier? all this as lines form in wisconsin not to vote but to get an i.d. and a chance to vote. these storylines playing out right here right now on msnbc, the place for politics. >>> just two hours from new, ted cruz will deliver the keynote address at the north dakota republican party convention. at some point this weekend, those in attendance will vote on 28 unbound delegates. cruz will then travel to wisconsin where he and every single candidate is campaigning. donald trump's three events in the state come on the same day that politico is reporting that trump's campaign manager corey lewandowski's role is shrinking behind the scenes. that's according to unnamed sources close to the trump campaign. the report comes days after lewandowski was charged with battery for allegedly grabbing a former breitbart reporter at a campai

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he's holding a rally in racine with sarah palin. >> he's going to put it in our hands. he isn't bragging about his ability, though dog gone it he's got the bragging about his own ability to make america great again. he's talking about putting the government back in the hands of the people, we the people. >> later today trump will head north to a rally in rothschild and he has work to do, trailing ted cruz by ten points in the most recent wisconsin poll after a week of unforced errors withal controversial statements on abortion and nuclear arms. yet again team trump issuing a clarification after appearing to change his stance on abortion in an interview with cbs. >> i was asked as a hypothetical, hypothetically, hypothetically. the laws are set now on abortion. and that's the way they're going to remain until they're changed. >> meanwhile, ted cruz will deliver the key note address at the north dakota gop convention this hour. let's start in racine as you see, where we find nbc's kerry sanders and jacob in rothschild. kerry, let me start with you. so there's this report

nbc's kerry sanders is in racine, wisconsin. you're up and at them for us. what do we expect to hear from donald trump today? >> i think that we're probably going to hear him talk again about abortion. let's go through the questions and the answers that he's given. first of all, as you noted in the interview with chris matthews he said that if a woman participated in illegal abortion that she should face some sort of punishment. then on friday donald trump said that the current laws concerning abortion should remain intact but then in an sfwinterview wit cbs "face the nation" he says he sees abortion as murder. and then his spokeswoman made a clarification saying that he meant to say that the law should remain intact only until he becomes president. and so you see this shifting line back and forth on a very contentious issue in our country. we know since the roe vs. wade in 1973 decision that this issue has in many times helped or hurt candidates running for political office. so i suspect he's going to have to address that again today. he will be speaking he

>> well, another town hall like we saw in racine. the question is what will he say today, similar things like he said yesterday. he touched on abortion when he was speaking saying he feels as though there's a double standard. that's what he told the crowd in terms of the way the press treats him. he said when asked about the question of abortion, he told the crowd 50% of the time people like what you have to say, 50% of the time people don't like what you have to say. one thing you can be sure what he will touch on later today, he will talk jobs, economy, talk about building a wall. talk about repealing obamacare, some issues that are popular with those that support it. fredricka? >> jason carroll, appreciate that. >>> meanwhile, we are learning more about trump's vision for life in the oh val office if elected. in a revealing 96 minute interview with "the washington post," trump laid out bold and some would describe bleak predictions. he said the country is headed for a, quote, very massive recession, that the stock market was infla

. >> reporter: attorney general racine says kids need services and positive role models. >> the kids that we see who come into the criminal justice system can benefit from services that directly relate to mental health issues, behavioral issues, parenting. >> reporter: tonight people tell me that gangs, unemployment, broken families, peer pressure are all contributing factors to youth violence. some conflicts start on line, according to court documents a witness to the monday deanwood murder told investigators that evans and hall were engaged in a verbal altercation stemming from social media, and they both threatened to harm each oter physically. >> there are individual use r: works for d.c.'s department of human services. >> we really work to address both the youth and the family. >> reporter: it is sometimes challenging to reach this generation, but these people won't stop trying. news 4. >>> the man accused of killing his wife and a prince william county police officer is facing new charges tonight. a grand jury has added two counts of capital murder against ronald hamilton. hami

the first in racine.e were talking about this also in the context of potential protesters, which is something that has been, of course, a theme in trump events around the country. what are you seeing today? >> reporter: despite the fact that the race for the 42 delegates is heating up, mighty cold, snowing. you can see behind me the line is already beginning to form on this side. now on this had side we have police officers gathering, as well, as you mentioned, protests. not only have we not seen the long lines waiting for donald trump to speak, we haven't seen any protesters. you can see over here, there's about a half block cordoned off where police say that if there are any protesters, they will be cordoned off in that area. but, again, one thing that is different, even from the beginning of the week in janesville, where six people were arrested inside of the holiday inn. they kind of chained themselves together as part of a preprotest the day before donald trump's rally. and that day of the rally, doz

. >>> live pictures now as donald trump is about to take the stage in racine, wisconsin.l has him ten points behind ted cruz. and when you look at just republican women, the numbers are much worse for mr. trump. we're going to talk to a trump supporter who wants to turn all of that around. >> relax, buckle up, looks like a lot of you are on the trump train. let me tell you, folks. we're going places and we're going places fast. and we will steam roll anyone that gets in our way to the white house. because that's our next stop. >>> meanwhile, democrats in wisconsin are about to feel the bern at a bernie sanders town hall in eau claire. that's where he's trying to widen his lead over hillary clinton.

jason carroll, racine, wisconsin. >> thank you. of course, remember to joins us here on cnn all day tuesday for complete coverage of the critical wisconsin primary only here on cnn. >>> 4:26 on the u.s. east coast. still ahead this hour, calcutta, india, looks to rebuild after a disastrous highway bridge collapse. cnn spoke to witnesses who are struggling to even sleep after seeing what you see there happened. >>> plus, a teenage murderer goes from the streets of the u.s. to the halls of power. now pushing for prison reform. live this hour in the united states and around the world, you are watching "cnn newsroom." kolkata. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. are you watching "cnn newsroom." good to have you with us. i'm george howell. >>> the headlines -- message from migrants in greece, no one is paying attention to us. many blocked the highway there on saturday demanding the macedonian border be reopened. it is presently closed ahead of a controversial e.u. plan set to take effect monday. mi

i just came here to see history made, because he's coming to racine, wisconsin.o, i am not one of his supporters. i'm on the lord's side. but i don't believe in abortion. >> reporter: okay. thank you so much. it will be probably with the crowds i see here -- probably standing-room-only. it's a pretty small space inside there. there you hear two different points of view. of course, we're not going to know until tuesday to see how this plays out specifically with women voters, i believe. >> yeah. and kerry, interesting, because the point of view from someone who feels some allegiance to the idea that abortion should be illegal, which is what donald trump was ultimately trying to get at. but deep concern about the way he's also been talking about his approach to nuclear policy, which was another one of the big moments in that interview with chris matthews. kerry sanders reporting from wisconsin. thank you very much. we turn now back to political analyst, elise jordan, former aide to senator rand paul. i want to read something brand-new. it's just in the "new york ti

he appeared with sarah palin at an event in racine, wisconsin.mp criticized a wide range of politicians, tom cruz, hillary clinton, president obama. meanwhile protesters held a peaceful demonstration outside the event. polls show trump trailing cruz by double digits in wisconsin. >>> to the democrats now. polls show bernie sanders leading hillary clinton in wisconsin. both candidates attended founders day gala in milwaukee last night. meantime the haggling goes on over a possible debate before the new york primary later this month. both camps say they are hoping for an agreement in the near future. moderator chuck todd will have an exclusive interview with democratic white house front-runner hillary clinton on nbc's "meet the press." that comes your way at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> now to an update in the case of the baby abducted from the king of prussia mall this week. nbc 10 uncovered why it took so long for some cell phone users to receive an amber alert about the kidnapping on thursday. >> our dispatcher may not have notified police wi

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we want workers in racine to earn a wage and have a voice in their workplace. we can make these goals of reality all over wisconsin, but our success depends on us working together. we can move the state and the nation forward, and that begins tonight, right here in this room by doing everything in our power to support the incredible leaders and candidates you are going to hear from. if we were together, great things -- if we work together, great things will happen for our party. and rememberes, that together we will move wisconsin forward. [applause] >> please welcome to the stage congresswoman gwen moore. [applause] [cheering] gwen moore: democrats. , i am going to yield back some of my time. because there are very many great speakers who will follow me. reiterate thatto we have some very special guests here who have come at my request, congresswoman maxine waters, who is the ranking member on financial services. [applause] thank you, maxine. is, i am, she has given me the honor of being a ranking member of the subcommittee on monetary policy and trade. all th

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in a few hours, republican presidential candidate donald trump will hold a town hall in racine, wisconsin. also attending rallies in wassau and eau claire in the hopes of picking up last minute votes after the latest fox business polls. ted cruz is leading trump by ten points. >> donald trump has had what some are characterizing as a rough week regarding comments on abortion and now saying abortion laws should remain unchanged. but earlier this week he said women who get abortions should be punished. >> you told bloomberg in january you believed abortions should be banned at some point in pregnancy. >> i would have liked to have seen this be a states right. i would have preferred that. it would be better up to the states. right now the laws are set. that's the way the laws are. >> you have a feeling they should change? a lot of laws you want to change. everything from libel to torture. >> at this moment the laws are set. we have to leave it that way. >> cnn is covering the story from every angle. we have cnn's national correspondent jason carroll in wisconsin. cnn white house producer kri

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lin is extraordinary in terms of plucking out what he needs for racine. -- needs for a scene. he is a disciplined writer. it is hard for a writer to strike at a beautiful line. lin has the ability to do it -- i am not sure i do. brian: he is what age? ron: lin is 36. the firsting constitutional convention, the 30?ding fathers were thenhe would have been 32, 34 when he became treasury secretary. brian: so all of this had been done by young people. ron: this is an interesting point. so much of the attention about the show has concentrated on the latinoat this black and -- what has not been sufficiently emphasized is how young the actors are. with a bunch of late middle-aged white actors in wings. here, there are very few people in the cast who are over 40. in the same way that this black and latino cast enables the audience to enter into this experience, providing a bridge between the sensibility of today and the sensibility of then. i think that the fact that the show reminds us that the american revolution was made by young people. i think that is very exciting. brian: at that

he and with sarah palin at an event in racine, wisconsin.nge of politicians during the rally including ted cruz, john kasich, hillary clinton and the president. meanwhile as you just saw anti-trump protesters held a peaceful demonstration outside the event. polls, by the way, show trump trailing cruz by double digits in wisconsin. >>> to the democrats now, polls show bernie sanders leading hillary clinton in wisconsin. both candidates attended founders day gala in milwaukee last night. meantime the haggling goes on over a possible debate before the new york primary later this month. both camps say they are hoping for an agreement in the future. moderator chuck todd will have an exclusive interview with democratic white house front-runner hillary clinton on nbc's "meet the press." that's at 10:30 this morning right here on nbc 10. >>> as we mentioned, he'll be talking to hillary clinton. of course they are also going to be talking about the very latest with the rest of the candidates. again, that comes your way just after "nbc 10 news today"

he and with sarah palin at an event in racine.nge of politicians, ted cruz, john kasich, hillcrest and president obama. meantime anti-protesters held a peaceful protest. >>> polls show bernie sanders leading hillary clinton. both candidates attended founders day gala in milwaukee last night. meantime haggling goes on over a possible debate before the new york primary later on this month. both camps say they are hoping for an agreement in the future. coming up at 10:30 on "meet the press," an exclusive interview with hillary clinton. in just a few minutes from now we'll check in with moderator chuck todd for a preview. >>> villanova goes wild after wildcats beat oklahoma in the biggest blowout in final four history. hear from jay wright and the players next. >>> at 7:45 on sunday, nbc 10 is following breaking news. we're live on the scene of a church in cumberland county. this is mount pleasant united methodist church in millville. the blaze broke out at 5:30 this morning. you can see crews on the scene. it appears as though they k

. >>> we have been in and out listening to donald trump speaking to a very rnlg enthusi crowd in racine, wisconsin. >>> busy saturday. good saturday to you. nice to have you along. >> welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. >>> we have been watching these events. all we see them we will be bringing them to you live. we are now looking -- this is presumably the ted cruz event. this is carly fiorina. he is in north dakota at the state convention there. we anticipate him to speak at this event, then he will be onward to wisconsin where we assume he will just be hitting the pedal to the metal between now and tuesday. it is a hugely important state to win ahead of win. >> you say why all of a sudden is he heading to north dakota? good question. the state convention is in north dakota, and they pick their delegates there. so who the delegates actually are out of north dakota is key and that's why ted cruz is heading over there. he brought carly fiorina as sort of his main surrogate now. he's there. then he heads to green bay, wisconsin for a rally tonight. ted cruz is ahead in

he and with sarah palin at an event in racine, wisconsin. some cr trump criticized a wide range of politicians, tom cruz, hillary clinton, president obama. meanwhile protesters held a peaceful demonstration outside the event. polls show trump trailing cruz by double digits in wisconsin. >>> to the democrats now. polls show bernie sanders leading hillary clinton in wisconsin. both candidates attended founders day gala in milwaukee last night. meantime the haggling goes on over a possible debate before the new york primary later this month. both camps say they are hoping for an agreement in the future. moderator chuck todd will have an exclusive interview with democratic white house front-runner hillary clinton on nbc's "meet the press." that comes your way at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >> announcer: now, your nbc 10's first alert weather. >>> well, we have some very gusty thunderstorms that moved through overnight. it brought hail, wind, rain, thunder and lightning. left with damaging winds this morning or potential for damaging winds, damag

in a few hours, republican presidential candidate donald trump will hold a town hall in racine, wisconsinending rallies in wassau and eau claire in the hopes of picking up last minute votes after the latest fox business polls. ted cruz is leading trump by ten points. >> donald trump has had what some are characterizing as a rough week regarding comments on abortion and now saying abortion laws should remain unchanged. but earlier this week he said women who get a

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let's tart how in racine,wisconsin.ymaine lee also outside, i'm so sory, you guys, where trump supporters and protesters are gathering. kerry is tarting to look like a snowman. let me start with you, in spite of the miserable weather. big crowd expect thread today? >> i'm sorry. i got some noise coming over here from the police department. i think if you asked if there's going to be protesters heap. i'm not sure whether there's going to be protester here's although at most donald trump rallies there are protesters who do show up. although with the amount of snow coming down right now they're probably inside trying to stay warm before druonald trump actually gets here. donald trump will be speaking to a smaller crowd because this is a smaller facility inside here. but none the less, some folks already started lining up here as the sun was coming up here this morning. folks who say that they are strongly behind donald trump and that they believe that his shifting opinion on abortion is not one that seems to deter their su

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