randi kaye, cnn, philadelphia. >> fascinating system.he five states that vote tomorrow move the delegate map on both sides of the primary race. john king, i talked to him earlier to breakdown the numbers. john, tomorrow night, how important to donald trump's hope to get to magic number before the convention? >> critical, anderson. win all five, win them big. here is where we start. cruz is behind. remind people of the stakes. five states in the northeast and mid-atlantic, that's why it is the sell out primary. why is that important to him? if he could sweep all five, sweep with a healthy margin, he can add 100 or more to his delegate take, get past 950 to 1237. does that guarantee he gets past 950, 965, 970, does it guarantee he gets to 1237, no, but keeps him in play. it would send a big message to the republican party. >> what about the kasich, cruz alliance, can that work? >> it is born of desperation. can it work, perhaps. governor kasich says senator cruz, you have indiana. in return, cruz says you take new mexico and oregon. one mi

randi kaye looks back. ♪ ♪ >> she was his drummer, then eventually his fiancee.ce mouthed to her marry me. she said yes. >> i was walking on stage to introduce myself, he was in the mirror, he shook my hand, he goes i know who you are. i went huh? he said i have been following your career. >> she later signed a contract with his production company and prince oversaw her first album "the glamorous life." ♪ >> another prince's loves was his protege, denise matthews, former model who became a singer began dating him in the 1980s. jet magazine said she claimed prince was the only man she ever truly loved. prince called her vanity, built the group vanity 6 around her, encouraging her to record songs like "nasty girl." after several years together, they split. after she died, he dedicated a song to her on tour. madonna had a relationship of sorts with prince. they dated briefly in 1985. prince later helped produce her 1989 album "like a prayer" which he was also featured on. they sang a duet. "love song." years later, the friendship soured, though just last fall, she a

randi kaye looks back. ♪ ♪ >> she was his drummer, then eventually his fiance.an tour prince mouthed to her marry me. she said yes. >> i was walking on stage to introduce myself, he was in the mirror, he shook my hand, he goes i know who you are. i went huh? he said i have been following your career. >> she later signed a contract with his production company and prince oversaw her first album "the glamorous life." ♪ >> another prince's loves was his protege, denise matthews, former model who became a singer began dating him in the 1980s. jet magazine said she claimed prince was the only man she ever truly loved. prince called her vanity, built the group vanity 6 around her, encouraging her to record songs like "nasty girl." after several years together, they split. after she died, he dedicated a song to her on tour. madonna had a relationship of sorts with prince. they dated briefly in 1985. prince later helped produce her 1989 album "like a prayer" which he was also featured on. they sang a duet. "love song." years later, the friendship soured, though just last

randi kaye, cnn, philadelphia. >> fascinating stuff.ow will the unconventional rules play at the convention? who they end up supporting makes all the difference in this race. find out what the math is saying about the unbounds and what they have said to friends and other politicians. that could also make the difference next. you do all this research on a perfect car then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should have done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. just one of the many features that comes standard with our base policy. call for a free quote today. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >>> millions of voters in five states casting their ballots as we speak. and one of the most important and very, very complicated primaries is happening in pennsylvania right now. as we saw before, the gop voters there not only are deciding which candidate to win 17 of those pledged delegate

cnn's randi kaye is there for us this evening.ks like they are having a good time celebrating this evening. how is the mood there in fort green? >> reporter: the mood is incredible, don. this is really a celebration of his life. you feel like prince is alive and well. he can certainly be heard on the streets of brooklyn. this is prince's party tonight, not really spike lee's party. they've been playing his music. people are hanging out of the windows, these women have been dancing all night. but what's really amazing is the group, there are people black, white, young, old, holding hands, celebrating his life, people born in the 60s, 70s and 80s. he has brought so many generations. so many people love him, have been touched by him. one woman told me when she heard he had died that she was breathless, many said they were heart broken. he really touched people's lives, he got them through make-ups, breakups and relationships. >> i'm sure you've been hearing the entire prince catalogue tonight. do you have any favorite prince song? >>

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that held true to the day he died. >> randi kaye joins us now.create personas through his clothes. >> oh, yeah, absolutely, john. sometimes it was about what he was wearing, other times about what he was not wearing, like on the cover of the album "love sexy" he wore nothing, going for a naughty, sexy look. that was a trend its own. this was a guy proud of how he looked, had great abs, he made abs trendy long before britney, miley, he would wear half shirts that would expose his abs and stomach, and super tight low cut pants. as many have said, john, he found a way whether through trench coats or gangster glam to make us all take notice and we're still taking notice. >> michaela angela davis said he could wear a midriff and steal your girl. >> he could pull anything off. >> thanks so much. we'll be right back. life as spokesbox is great. people love me for saving them over half a grand when they switch to progressive. so i'm dabbling in new ventures. it was board-game night with the dalai lama. great guy. terrible player. ♪ go paperless ♪ don't s

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> adorbs.ut he's not running but i think he would win if he did. that's just me talking. throughout the day at cnn and special coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. eastern only here on cnn. now stay tuned for the big daddy. wolf blitzer. his show starts right now. >>> who you voting for? >> i'm really honored and putting that vote in today was really something terrific. have a good time. >> we're feeling very good. there is a large voter turnout despite the impediment of 3 million people not being able to participate, i think we're going to be just fine. >> thank you so much. >> just i urge everybody to come out and vote before 9:00 p.m. tonight. that would be terrific. >> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. the presidential race here in the

a little game during primary season, we send randi kaye out in new york. has pictures to show. how did they do? find out next. not true. the john deere ztrak z535m. it's how well you mow fast. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you >>> several times during primary season, our randy kaye has gone out to determine if people recognize who the candidates are. i'm happy to report the game has gotten easier. there were a few challenges here and there in new york. we take a look. >> new york city central park on the eve of the new york primary. no better place to test voters' knowledge of the candidates. >> ready to play trivia? >> who is this? >> ted cruz. >> armed with an ipad full of photos with the candidates on both sides, we were impressed at first. >> who is this? >> ted cruz. >> you both knew it. >> we didn't hear a lot of love for ted cruz.

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our randi kaye has a look at wa makes the colorado delegate process so unique. >> what you are lookings colorado springs hotel is the campaign inside the campaign. where national delegates are making a push to get to the republican national convention. and campaigns are trying to win their support. all behind closed doors. john, who has yet to say which candidate he'll support, is one of them. >> why haven't you pledged yourself to a zmd. >> because i think this year is so fluid and so chaotic i'm not sure what's going to happen in cleveland. >> colorado chose not to hold a caucus or a primary this year due to cost. instead it's holding these smaller conventions where delegate candidates are elected to attend the national convention in cleveland. from what we've seen here, this is a messy process. >> it's a fun, wild, chaotic and wildly disorganized process. >> here's how it works. candidates like john give a 30-second sales pitch. >> i'm running as an unbound delegate because it will be a wild ride there. >> then state party members cast thash ballot on their delegate choice. in the e

members of his family will be joining him. "360's" randi kaye provides the introductions. >> i'm excitedintroduce my father. there's a lot of things that make donald trump special to me. >> reporter: ivanka trump back on the campaign trail soon after giving birth to her third child. evidence, perhaps, of the work ethic and commitment donald trump instilled in his children. his three oldest, donald jr., ivanka, and eric, all work as executive vice presidents for the family business. >> so many kids in our situation, they never work. my father gave us literally a sledgehammer, kids, guess what, you're going onto a construction site. >> reporter: ivanka emphasized that to abc. >> he was the first to tell us how privileged we are, with that privilege, the responsibility we have to earn what we were so lucky to have since birth. >> reporter: now trump's children with working hard to help their dad win the white house. >> i really love what my father's doing here. he really loves this country. >> reporter: donald trump jr. often posts pictures of his dad with his grandkids and this one posted

randi kaye has more. ♪ ♪ nobody quit >> reporter: she was the drummer and then fiancee.a song, marry me and the answer was yes. the two reportedly met at one of his concerts in 1978. >> i was walking backstage to introduce myself and he was in the mirror and he shook hi hand and goes, i know who you are. he says, i'm following your career. >> reporter: she later signed a contract with the production company and prince oversaw her first album "the glamorous life." ♪ without love it ain't much another of prince's loves was his protege denise matthews. former model began dating prince after meeting him at the american music awards in the 1980s. "jet" magazine claimed prince was the only man she ever truly loved. prince called her vanity and built vanity 6 around her encouraging her to be sexy and record songs as "nasty girl." ♪ after several years together, she and prince split. when she died earlier this year, he dedicated a song to her on tour. madonna also had a relationship of sorts with prince. the two dated briefly back in 1985. prince later helped produce her 1989 al

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> randi kaye, thank you so much. of the entire performance, not just the music, not just the stage presence and the purple pianos and those custom guitars of course was the fashion. i see randi left out those infamous chaps that prince wore in one performance. i think people looked forward to what he was going to wear and in some cases not wear as much as they were what the song was going to be. >> very well said, victor. very well said. yeah, there is no doubt about it. looking at that memorial behind you that has been built, it's just fascinating to look at that and think when they start talking about memorials to him in terms of services and ceremonies to mark his death, it is going to be interesting as we move forward to see what that's going to look like and how people will react and try to maybe get involved in those because obviously you can only memorialize somebody in a certain space unless it is televised. i'm sure that it will do that. but victor, what is behind you is definitely indicative of had his impa

cnn's randi kaye is there for us this evening.t green? >> reporter: the mood is incredible, don. this is really a celebration of his life. you feel like prince is alive and well. he can certainly be heard on the streets of brooklyn. this is prince's party tonight, not really spike lee's party. they've been playing his music. people are hanging out of the windows, these women have been dancing all night. but what's really amazing is the group, there are people black, white, young, old, holding hands, celebrating his life, people born in the 60s, 70s and 80s. he has brought so many generations. so many people love him, have been touched by him. one woman told me when she heard he had died that she was breathless, many said they were heart broken. he really touched people's lives, he got them through make-ups, breakups and relationships. >> i'm sure you've been hearing the entire prince catalogue tonight. do you have any favorite prince song? >> reporter: i do. >> reporter: i do, certainly, "when doves cry", and of course "purple rai

>> i may. >> randi kaye reporting there. clinton's campaign cashing in on what trump calls the woman card. her campaign offering these cards to supporters who donate to her coampaign, a real live pink card. twitter saying 20% after your income and the government makes all your health decisions for you. so let's talk about this. i want to bring in cnn political analyst and editor and chief, john avalon. also joined by juana summers. you heard the women in randi's piece. >> this is a big risk, for donald trump and the republican nominating contest. a bigger problem in the general. if you look at the mop both he and hillary clinton could clinch the nominations and set up a situation where you have the woman who could be the first female president of the united states on one hand, and the other hand, a man who believes eyebrow raising or outwardly sexist things about women. women are a huge driving point. they could decide the general election. so i wonder if we'll see donald trump and his surrogates and staff, he might change h

here's randi kaye. >> she will make an unbelievable first lady. to introduce why move, melania. come. >> hello. >> reporter: dressed in a short pastel dress, melania trump spoke from notes her husband later told the crowd she prepared on her own. >> it is wonderful -- thank you. we love you, too. >> reporter: it's all part of a plan, perhaps, to help women warm up to her husband. the latest cnn poll shows 73% of all women have a negative view of mr. trump. >> i'm very proud of him. he's hard worker. he's kind. he has a great heart. he's tough. he's smart. >> reporter: donald trump didn't help himself with women in recent weeks between his comments on abortion -- >> there has to be some form of punishment. >> reporter: -- and his retweet of this unflattering photo of heidi cruz in response to someone posting a nude photo of melania. he later apologized for posting it. >> when you attack him, he will punch back ten times harder. [ cheers and applause ] >> trump! trump! trump! >> no matter who you are, a man or a woman -- >> reporter: even though mel

randi kaye takes a look at that. >> morning, this is a frustrating part of this whole trump candidacy canon. >> reporter: it's 7:00 a.m. in milwaukee, wisconsin, and conservative radio host jay weber is fielding calls about republican front-runner donald trump's latest gaffe. >> once again, you have to ask, what's is donald trump talking about? >> suggesting women who have abortions should be punished criminally. a position he later reversed. >> good morning. i think trump is going -- he's going from the crazy uncle to the drunk uncle. >> reporter: jay, too, is no fan of donald trump. >> he's flailing more and more than he ever has. you get more and more ridiculous statements coming out of his mouth. >> reporter: you have called donald trump an embarrassment. a crackpot. a cry baby, a giant fraud. a narcissist. a liar. a blowhard. i could go on. but i get the feeling you really don't like this guy. >> i don't care for the man, no. >> reporter: nor do many of his listeners. >> he's a left wing new york liberal who has no bold ideas. will do nothing bold. and he maintains the status and

. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> that's does it for this hour.ublican town hall with governor john kasich and his family. stay with us. ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) the twenty-sixteen subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. yeah, i was just talking uhabout yourico?... emergency roadside service and how it's available 24/7 and then our car overheated... what are the chances? can you send a tow truck please? uh, the location? you're not going to believe this but it's um... it's in a tree. i wish i was joking, mate, but it's literally stuck in a tree. (car horn honking) a chainsaw? no, no, all we really need is a tow truck. day or night, geico's emergency roadside service is there for you. >>> with primary fast approaching, new york voters have questions for all three republican candidates. they join us in a first for this election cycle. we hope it gives the

randi kaye, cnn, indianapolis. >> thanks. according to latest delegate estimates, donald trump reached a milestone on the way to 1237 delegates. delegates continue to be awarded, he now has more than 1002 to be exact, according to cnn estimates. back with the panel now. congressman, a thousand delegates, getting closer and closer by the day. the never trump movement, they've had a tough couple weeks. new york, five other states went to trump in big numbers. will indiana be different? >> it will be a fire wall. they'll spend millions in indiana to convince voters that donald trump doesn't have republican values, number one, and number two, will lead to electoral disaster for the party, not just the top of the ticket, losing the senate and maybe the house. that will be the message laid out. they'll talk about hispanic voters, the controversy, but right now he is 12% favorable with hispanics. women, 70% unfavorable. these are powerful numbers. they'll try to make the case, try to go to california and build momentum and slow thin

randi kaye is in colorado trying to show us how it's playing out. >> reporter: what you are looking atside this colorado springs hotel is the campaign inside the campaign where wannabe national delegates are making a push to get to the republican national convention. and campaigns are trying to win their support all behind closed doors. john caldera who has yet to say which candidate he'll support, is one of them. why haven't you pledged yourself to a candidate? >> because i think this year is so fluid and so chaotic, i'm not too sure what's going to happen in cleveland. >> reporter: colorado chose not to hold a caucus or primary this year due to cost. instead it's holding these smaller conventions where delegate candidates are elected to attend the national convention in cleveland. and from what we've seen here, this is a messy process. >> it's a fun, wild, chaotic and wildly disorganized process. >> reporter: here's how that process works. delegate candidates like jon each give a 30-second sales pitch. >> i'm running as an unbound delegate because it will be a wild ride there. >> rep

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> that does it for us this hour.mily town hall with ted and heidi cruz. . before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. when your symptoms start... distracting you? doctors recommend taking ...non-drowsy claritin every day of your allergy season. claritin provides powerful, non-drowsy 24 hour relief... for fewer interruptions from the amazing things you do every day. live claritin clear. fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. the mouthwatering soft chew that goes to work in seconds to conquer heartburn fast. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. [ applause ] >>> good evening. welcome to town hall night again here on "360." last night donald trump and his family. right now his leading rival

. >> we just played in an interview from randi kaye, you called up your mom to say a congressman had you out. and your mom said you should buy some books on politics. >> she was a little concerned how the conversation would go. >> i think it went fine. 20 years later. >> how about you, emma and reese? when your dad said he was thinking about doing this. he said in a town hall one of you wasn't thrilled about -- >> who would that be? >> what's was your thinking? >> i just didn't want to move to washington. >> i can understand that. >> how about for you? >> i was all for it. i think that he could fix the united states and make it better. and i think i said go for it. >> were you worried, as a mom, about suddenly all the attention. you have kids, their teenage years. it's a lot for a family to go through. >> it's a lot for a family to go through. we live in our own home. we don't live in the governor's mansion. they go to a private school which i think helps keep things normal for them. they aren't in the limelight that much. doing a show like this is really pretty special for them. >>

randi kaye went searching for people who knew him when and found no shortage of opinions. >> reporter: about ten miles and a world away from trump tower in manhattan, you'll find jamaica estates in queens. the stomping ground of a young donald trump. >> the neighborhood when donald trump was a boy was a rather privileged community. it was fairly conservative. queens was still a republican borough until, i'd say, the late '50s. >> reporter: this wealthy enclave was built at the turn of the last century as an oasis to city life. and it's where donald's father fred trump built this house for his growing family. >> they were very quiet, unassuming in the neighborhood, and private people. donald trump is kind of an anomaly in the trump family. kind of a devil, an impish kind of kid always getting himself in trouble. >> reporter: paul oniche knows that devilish side of donald trump. >> we frequently got detention for passing notes back and forth, throwing spitballs at each other and talking out of turn. >> reporter: he was one of trump's best friends in middle school. that's a young donald

. >> we just played in an interview from randi kaye, who said on your first date you called up your mom to say a congressman had asked you out. and your mom said you should buy some books on politics. >> she was a little concerned how the conversation would go. >> i think it went fine. 20 years later. >> how about you, emma and reese? when your dad said he was thinking about doing this. i read -- i think he said in a town hall that one of you wasn't that thrilled about the idea. i don't want to put you on the spot. >> who would that be? >> what was your thinking? >> i just didn't want to move to washington. >> i can understand that. >> how about for you? >> i was all for it. i think that he could fix the united states and make it better. and i think i said like go for it. >> were you worried, as a mom, about suddenly all the attention? you have kids, their teenage years. it's a lot for a family to go through. >> it's a lot for a family to go through. but the kids -- you know, we live in our own home. we don't live in the governor's mansion. they go to a private school which i think help

. >> earlier we played an interview from randi kaye who said on your first date you called up your momsay a congressman asked you out and your mom was like "you better buy books on politics and read up on stuff." >> she was concerned how the conversation might go, yes. >> it seemed to go pretty well. >> i think it went fine, 20 years later. >> how about -- emma reese, how about for you when your dad said he was thinking of doing this? i read -- i think he said? a town hall that one of you wasn't thrilled about the idea. i don't want to put either of you on the spot. >> who would that be? >> what was your thinking? >> i didn't want to move to washington. [ laughter ] >> i can understand that. i can understand that. >> how about for you. >> i was all for it. i think that he can fix the united states and make it better and i think -- i said go for it. >> were you worried, as a mom, about suddenly all the attention -- you have kids, their teenage years, it's a lot for a family to go through. >> but we live in our own home, we don't live in the governor's mansion, we -- they go to a private

so we asked our randi kaye to see what republican women voted in tuesday's indiana primary think aboutdonald trump, what's the first word that comes to mind? >> powerful. >> scary. >> surprising. >> dangerous. >> no way. >> divisive. >> reporter: six republican women from indiana weighing in on donald trump's comments about women and his suggestion that hillary clinton is playing the women's card. >> frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. the only thing she's got going is the woman's card. >> that's insulting regardless of how you feel about hillary clinton to imply that her background as a u.s. senator and secretary of state give her zero qualifications? and trump's assertion that only -- hillary would only have the support of 5% of the population is ridiculous. who does he think the rest of her supporters would go for? him? i don't think these comments are helpful to him or to his campaign. however, i still believe he is still playing t ining theatrica. >> i'm scared to death of a person setting that tone. >> reporter: some of these women are

what some told cnn's randi kaye might surprise you.> surprising. >> dangerous. >> no way. >> divisive. >> reporter: six republican women from indiana weighing in on donald trump's comments about women and his suggestion that hillary clinton is playing the women's card. >> frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. the only thing she's got going is the women's card. >> that's insulting, regardless of how you feel about hillary clinton, to imply that her background as a u.s. senator and secretary of state give her zero qualifications, and trump's assertion that only, hillary would only have the support of 5% of the population is ridiculous. who does he think the rest of her supporters would go for? him? >> i don't think these comments are helpful to him or to his campaign, however, i still believe he is still playing the theatrical card. >> i'm scared to death of a person who's setting that sort of a tone. >> reporter: some of these women are willing to overlook trump's comments, because they think he

cnn's randi kaye tell us about the women prince loves. >> reporter: she was his drummer then eventually sheila e. told to the daily news, somewhere during the tour, prince mouthed to her during a song marry me and the answer was yes. >> i was walking backstage to enter introduce myself. he was in the mirror. he shook my hand, i know who you are. i went huh? >> reporter: he said, i've been following your career. prince oversaw her first album "the glamorous life." ♪ without love is it ain't much. >> reporter: another of prince's loves his protege denise matthews. jet magazine said she later claimed prince was the only man she ever truly loved. prince called her vanity. and built the group vanity six around her. encouraged her to be sexy and recording such songs as "nasty." after she and prince split. when she died earlier this year, he dedicated a song to her on tour. madonna also had a relationship of sorts with prince. the two dated. he helped produce "like a prayer" which he was featured on. and then "love song." years later the friendship soured. though just last fall, madonna attend

let's go to randi kaye across in harlem at a watch party. >> reporter: anderson, good morning to you.ve been watching the debate with a group of harlem democratic groups. everybody fired up about this debate tonight. tell me first of all with just a show of hands, who thinks bernie sanders won tonight's debate? let's see the hillary supporters. who thinks that hillary clinton won tonight's debate? all right. i want to ask people because as we know, certainly this week and even tonight, the qualifications to be president and who is more qualified to be president was a big issue. let me ask you. who is more qualified to be president? >> hillary clinton is more qualified to be the president of the united states because she knows the issues and she takes care of business. she is one of the strongest women i know. >> i think she made her point. i see a bernie sanders button right here. you obviously disagree. >> yes. bernie sanders. >> why? >> bernie sanders has been on the frontlines of civil rights after since before i was born and i'm 29. not to mention -- thank you. not to mention he c

we'll go across the river to manhattan where randi kaye is at a group. >> we're here with harlem democratic everybody pretty fired up about the debate tonight. just a show of hands, who thinks bernie sanders won tonight's debate? [ cheers and applause ] all right. let's see the hillary supporters. who thinks that hillary clinton won tonight's debate? [ cheers and applause ] all right. i want to ask people. because as we know, certainly this week, and even tonight, the qualifications to be president, and who is more qualified to be president was a big issue. let me ask you, who do you think is more qualified to be president? >> hillary clinton is more qualified to be the president of the united states, because she knows the issues, and she's one of the strongest women i know. >> all right. i think she made her point. i see a bernie sanders button right here. so you obviously disagree. >> yes. bernie sanders. >> why? >> bernie sanders has been on the front lines of civil rights ever since before i was born, and i'm 29. not to mention -- thank you -- not to mention he cares about the people, n

cnn's randi kaye went to pennsylvania to find out how this works. >> i'm hoping.and will be until i have to cast my first vote. >> right now, i'm uncommitted. good. how are you doing? what's going on? >> reporter: that's what makes pennsylvania unique. of the state's 71 delegates, 54 of them will remain unpledged. more than any other state. meaning they can vote for whichever candidate they want at the convention. and here's where things get really tricky. in choosing delegates, vote earls in pennsylvania may have to guess which presidential candidate a potential delegate will support. this is a sample primary ballot for the voters to use here in pennsylvania and here on the republican side are some of the delegates that we interviews and all that's there is a name. you don't know about their allegiances or which presidential candidate they're supporting. on the democratic side, they show that. for example this delegate committed to hillary clinton. over here, committed to bernie sanders. but back on the republican side, what could happen is a voter could conceiva

randi kaye explains. >> reporter: what you're looking at inside this colorado springs hotel is the campaignnabe national delegates are making a push to get to the republican national convention, and campaigns are trying to win their support all behind closed doors. john culdara, who has yet to say which candidate he'll support, is one of them. >> why haven't you pledged a candidate? >> because this year is so fluid and so chaotic, i'm not sure what's going to happen. >> reporter: colorado chose not to hold a caucus or primary this year due to cost. instead it's holding smaller delegates. from what we've seen here, this is a messy process. >> it's a fun, wild, chaotic, and wildly disorganized process. >> reporter: here's how that process works. delegate candidates like john give a 30-second sales pitch. >> i'm running as an unbound delegate because it will be a wild part. >> reporter: then they cast their choice nchl the end 37 colorado delegates will be send to cleveland. with a contested convention a real possibility. if they can get enough delegates to pledge allegiance to his side, it co