we're awaiting donald trump at a rally in rochester, new york. there is a group that has assembled there. meantime, bernie sanders has held a rally in coney island touting his victory win in wyoming last night. a lot to talk about with democrats today but first let's go to the trump rally. as we mentioned, donald trump is getting ready to speak there at any moment there at that ral flee rochester, new york. there you go. he's yet to answer the room but the republican front-runner is hoping that his home state will give him back some of his momentum after suffering a back-to-back losses in wisconsin and colorado. let's go to cnn's chris frates who is at that trump event for a report on what's to be expected. so which donald trump might we see today? >> i think we're going to hear a lot about lyin ted cruz. he's on a hot streak and donald trump is trying to win his home state of new york on april 19th. lots of delegates at stake here. 95 delegates and a chance at winner take all. donald trump doing well here in the polls. in fact, the fox news poll

donald trump will be in rochester. hillary clinton going to baltimore. and the whites of ted cruz will be on long island monday. in the long island monday. >>> we will be talking with john dickerson in a few minutes. >>> an investigation is underway in the bronx after a man was fatally stabbed at a party. this happened around midnight on westchester avenue. the 30-year-old victim was taken to a local hospital where he died. no arrests have been made. >>> new video this morning of a temple tragedy in india. more than 100 people killed in a massive fire with a fireworks explosion. this happened in this -- the southern indian state of kerala. the fire started when a spark during a fireworks display ignited a separate batch of fireworks. they had been stored in the temple and preparation for the hindu new year festival thursday. >>> this morning prosecutors in belgium say the terror group that struck brussels last month initially planned to launch an attack france. under the pressure of an investigation, they decided to brush attacks on brussels instead. inv

wreck did , rochester will boom again! it will boom again!our whole country will boom again ! jump criticize the globe for publishing this envisioning what a presidency would look like. headlines like deportation to begin blazed across the page. trump calls the paper stupid. >> his republican contenders will be on the trail. crews will be in california. >> even though cruz is out west today, his wife heidi today in mineola and bellmore on long island. even if the results of the primary here in new york are in little doubt , trump and clinton are head. the key thing to watch as the delegate count. crews in case they might be able to steal some delegates and that lessens the chance that trumbull get the nomination. i defer to the faa regulations. [laughter] it needs to be a bright it needs to be up . in between not , there should be a decorum between passengers and negotiation. >> some consideration.it said to me that you are telling me to just buy the seat . >> so you have to buy the seat to ensure that you have a say? >> a

he'll be upstate in rochester today. that rally set to begin at 3 p.m. yesterday very different kind of day for him, made his first ever trump did not talk to the press, but he did make a $100,000 donation. >>> governor john kasich also in rochester yesterday. his next stop was at a town hall in new rochelle. kasich capped his night off with another event in roth land county. stay with abc and eyewitness news throughout the campaign. you can hear more at 10 a.m. right here on channel 7. don't forget the new york state primary less than two weeks away on april 19th. >>> this morning, doctors are trying to save a 22-year-old man after he was hit by an suv in the wakefield section of the bronx. police say the man was crossing the street at white plains road was hit. this happened just after 7:30. the man is 22 years old. he was rushed to the medical center, listed m critical can the driver stayed on scene, and unclear if p he's going to face any charnlz. >>> a woman is in the -- any >>> a woman in the hospital after being attacked by a pitbull in newark. th

she held a rally in rochester, she stopped in buffalo and answered questions from voters in a medical center. >>> john kasich will attend town rochel rochelle. >>> yesterday ted cruz won 21 delegates. the texas senator is appearing in texas on monday. donald trump is appearing in rochester tomorrow. >>> a former firefighter in nurj is being new jersey is being flagged. he was told to take the flags down. the new jersey primary is in june and the flags are political signs which can't be displayed until 30 days before the election. >> i'm going to keep on flying my flag at all costs. if they have to put me in jail. because i'm expressing my freedom, i'll do the jail time. >> he could face up to a $2,000 fine he's do you in court april 20th. >>> bar clay center was alive with the sounds of rock 'n' roll [ music ]. >>> that's the roots performing a tribute to the late rocker david bowie at the 31st annual rock 'n' roll hall inductee program. it includes 1970s era rock acts, cheap trick, deep purple, and steve miller. >> some of my favorite groups. speaking of deep purple. who is wearing d

he was in buffalo, syracuse, brooklyn, bronx, rochester last night. the messages hasn't quite resonated with new yorkers. trying to find the constituency, looking more towards buffalo and rochester. nothing has stuck. suddenly what the election has come down to is the case of a potential contested convention which takes him out to wyoming today instead of campaigning in new york where there's 29 delegates on the line in wyoming he's already picked up nip of those last month at the county conventions. 14 or more up for the grabs where he has the potential to sweep all of those. like he did in colorado last weekend and north dakota the weekend before. for trooued cruz tuesday is proy not going to look good in new york and after that more northeastern states like pennsylvania, delaware, rhode island, connecticut. for him it's looking at the races, at the state convention where's me h. we has the po toeshl to bring out grass root supporters and pick up delegates. that's what's going to come down to. not even looking ahead but looking past this weekend out

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and on the other side of the aisle, gop front runner donald outrump rallied in rochester today where he c'lled the nomination process corrupt. he spoke to thousands inside a hangar there at jet smart aviation services at the rochester airport. he touched on everything from rochester's economy to the electoral system claiming that he and bernie sanders are being hurt by the nomination process. he says it is unfair that a candidate could win the most votes but be denied the nomination. >> i watch bernie, he keeps winning, winning. then i see he's got no chance. why doesn't he have a chance? because the system is corrupt, and it's worse on the republican side. >> while trump has won more states, it's possible he won't secure enough delegates needed to win the nomination. rival ted cruz is gaining some ground. he heads to california tomorrow in hopes of securing more delegates. meanwhile john kasich heads upstate tomorrow. stick with nbc news for everything news 4 that you need to know leading up to the big new york primary. our coverage continues on air, online and on our news 4 app. >>

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. >>> on the republican side, donald trump spoke to houses on supporters in rochester. that crowd gathered inside a hangar at jet smart aviation services at the rochester airport. he touched on everything from rochester's economy to a corrupt election system, quote. trump says it's not fair that the person who wins the most nomination. >> you know what? they're taking your vote away. they're disenfranchising people that want to see america be great again. we've got to have a system where voting means something. >> reporter: while trump has won more states it's possible he won't secure enough delegate needed to win the nomination. rival ted cruz has been working hard to secure more delegates. cruz is taking a day off today ahead of more rallies tomorrow in california. governor john kasich took the day off from campaign as well. stay with us for everything you need to know. our coverage conversations on air, online and on our app. >>> mayor de blasio is speaking oubt about a corruption investigation that's extended to his own campaign funds. he said the fed has not contac

. >>> donald trump will be holding a rally in rochester today kicking off at 3 p.m. yesterday he made his first visit to the 9/11 memorial museum. talk to the press, but he did make a $100,000 donation. >>> governor john kasich was in rochester as well yesterday. his next stop was at a town hall in new rachelle. kasich has the night off. stay with abc news throughout the campaign. you can hear much more this morning at 10 a.m. right here on channel 7. >>> former nfl player has died of after a violent altercation in louisiana. former saints defensive end will smith was fatally shot in new orleans. he was driving with his wife when he was rear-ended by another car. the driver of the other vehicle shot smith and his wife. smith was pronounced dead. wife was take n to the hospital, shot twice in the leg. the gunman has been arrested. smith has several ties to new york. he had connections in upstate upstate new york. >>> doctors are trying to save a upstate new york. >>> doctors are trying to save a 22-year-old man after he was hit by an suv in the bronx. he was crossing

ph.d in american history from the university of rochester. the one and only dr. john summers. >> thank you, george. how do i sound? did. >> craig: you hear me okay? let me put this down bhap a pleasure to be introdutied ced george. i will get to some personal and institutional background that got us to this point, and then i hope can have a conversation. this is a topic of a very focused rich substantive discussion that it is possible to have and it would be a shame if i did all of the talking. let me start with a catechism. our editorial program issued four times a year in print, and every day online. offers a mix of social analysis, political criticism, poems and stories and satire. also lots of art. as you see from this issue that is out in the foyer there. and it is misplaced by us but comes and a great time to discuss foreign policy. all throughout we keep our focus on the money power. . the way that money talks to itself. what is generates in our culture. the pathologies in our politics. we identify concentrations of power, we challenge consensus thinking,

he was in buffalo, syracuse, rochester, bronx, brooklyn. the polls find hill 30 points down in third place to john kasich. that's where suddenly last night many rochester you see ted cruz trying to get every last breath out of what he's calling his recent victories. this is him last night in rochester. >> you know it's easy to talk about making america great again. you could even print that on a baseball cap. but the real question is do you understand the principles and values that made america great in the first place? you know, an amazing thing has happened over the last three weeks, over the last three weeks there have been a total of 11 elections in four different states. and in those 11 elections we have won all 11. >> reporter: he's touting his recent victories because tuesday in new york is not expected to go well. a week from tuesday you have states like maryland, pennsylvania, delaware, connecticut, other northeastern states where he's likely not expected to fair as well. that's where he's turning his attention to places like why o

any minute in rochester. we have new polling today. showing him falling even further behind hillary clinton in new york. the senator now trying to win over blue-collar democrats while increasing the turnout of young voters. on the republican side, donald trump continues his tirade tour against his own party. he's now calling the primary process rigged after ted cruz shut him out in colorado over the weekend. the head of the rnc firing back at the front-runner saying rules are rules and nothing has changed. so once again, it's trump versus the machine. with voters growing impatient on the sidelines. >> we're not going to take it anymore. it's a corrupt system. it's a totally corrupt, rigged system. >> donald has been yelling and screaming. >> it's a crooked, crooked system. >> a lot of whining. >> if i'm the only one that can win in the fall, how do you pick somebody else? >> maybe in addition to winning, maybe we'll clean up the system so that in future years we can have an honest contest. >> and we're also moments away from john kasic

ta joiningkocherlako us from the university of rochester.p next, we have rick michigan joining us to get his take on the fed's statement and looking ahead to the big meeting tonight. ♪ scarlet: this is a bloomberg special report -- "the fed decides" on number television and radio. scarlet fu along with joe weisenthal and michael mckee. joe: let's bring in rick mishkin , former fed governor and now professor at columbia university. , thanks forshkin joining us. did you see anything in the decision that struck you as interesting, or can we forget about this and move on? prof. mishkin: i'm having a little bit of a hard time speaking -- hearing you. could you speak a little louder or raise the volume, please? joe: did you hear anything in today's fed decision that struck you as interesting, or is this in the words of neil dutta, just a big nothing? prof. mishkin: this is exactly what i expected to see, which is basically they are moving to what i call a much more data-dependent situation. in the past, and in fact i criticized this, they were muc

jacob rascon has more on the battle. doubt rochester, new york is trump territory. >> there is no rally like a trump rally, and nobody gets the people. that i can tell you. >> reporter: sporting a new haircut and a sharper message. >> rochester lost 90,000 jobs since 1970. 4,000 jobs in the last since months. >> reporter: but even some true believers here say they're ready for trump 2.0. >> he is changing. we saw him more brash at the beginning. his goals and what he wants to do as president have stayed the same. they have not changed. he's cleaned it up a little bit. >> he means what he says, and he says what he means, but it just doesn't come out the right way. >> a change would be okay with you? >> for trump? maybe. >> reporter: and his new campaign manager talks about a new course. >> a more traditional campaign >> reporter: predicting there will be no open convention. >> we have seven days to go over 1237. >> reporter: while the boston globe foreshadows a trump presidency they hope they never have to print. it's been called profoundly disturbing. >> it's no different from the whole

rochester did not. but as a reminder, this was still america. many of those in attendance were veterans of the old black convention movement, black anti-slavery movement. douglas of course was there. john mercer langston, who was going to be working for the freeman's bureau and of course had become a congressman from the state of virginia was there. there is no picture sadly of the 19-year-old girl who kind of elbows her way in. william wells brown on the right, long-time anti-slavery activist. this is the best and the brightest of the black anti-slavery movement that is met here in syracuse. new to the movement but also there, a philadelphia school teacher. we will talk about him more in a minute. he single-handedly integrates spre street cars in philadelphia and pays for that with his life. also the reverend richard cain who would settle in south carolina and go into state politics. and the restauranteur, george downing, who ran a series of restaurants in rhode island. he made -- probably was one of the most prosperous black men at the time an

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tomorrow bernie sanders will be in harlem hillary clinton will spend the weekend campaigning in rochester. >>> john kasich will hold a town hall in syracuse within the hour. first it was a stop at sacred heart university in connecticut for a town hall there. he's counting on enpledge unpledged delegates. ted cruz is also courting unpledged delegates, making a rare pitch this weekend in colorado. and front-runner donald trump has taken notice of all this, expending the ex . >>> belgian officials confirmed the arrest of the final fugitive connected to the paris terror attacks. investigate investigators say it is still unclear whether he is the seen at the brussels airport shortly before and after the bombs went off. >>> in other news, pope francis wants the catholic church to act with compassion, mercy and less judgment when it comes to modern families. in a highly unanticipated document, the pope called for a change in attitude when it comes to those divorced, gay or otherwise in nontraditional relationships. >> it ultimately is consistent with the message francis has sent since he became

donald trump just moments arkansas wrapping up a rally in rochester, new york. this as his campaign is reportedly undertaking a new strategy. what is it and will it work? >>> a beloved football player has been shot dead after a car accident last night. his wife seriously wounded. what we're learning about the suspect and how this horrible tragedy may have unfolded. >>> prosecutors in belgium say the brussels terrorists initially planned a second attack in paris, but were concerned authorities there were gaining on them and decided to head back to brussels instead. so how were they allowed to go undetected for so long? >>> but we begin with the battle for new york, the state with the second highest number of delegates still left in play. and the next one to head to the polls. in fact, so far, donald trump is ruling things on the republican side with more than 30-point lead in a brand-new fox news poll. again, we told you he just wrapped up a rally in rochester, new york. >> meanwhile, senator bernie sanders is also campaigning here today in the empire state and h

he told supporters in rochester he'd bring back jobs. >> if i get elected, rochester is going to boom again. >> reporter: john kasich insists he's staying in the race because he's the best bet for a republican white house win. ted cruz picked up 34 delegates in colorado this weekend, making it more likely the fight for the nomination will go all the way to the convention floor. brian webb for cbs news. >> the new york primaries happen nine days from now followed by primaries in pennsylvania a week later. >>> the boston globe published a fabricated front page in its sunday edition today. its target, donald trump. and today, trump fired back. >> how about that stupid boston globe, it's worthless, sold for a dollar. and they made up the whole front page of make believe sorts, which is really no different than the whole thing. >> the boston globe's editorial board called trump's vision for the future un-american. by the way, trump overwhelmingly won the massachusetts primary back on march 1st. >>> making purchases from craigslist a lot safer. how one police department in the east bay is t

. >> reporter: phere is little doubt rochester, new york, is trump territory. >> there is no rally like a trump rally, and nobody gets to people. that i can tell you. >> reporter: sporting a new hair cut and a sharper merge. >> rochester lost 90,000 jobs since 197 0rks 4,000 jobs in the last six months. >> but even some true believers 2.0. >> >> he says it like it is, and i think he means what he says but it doesn't come out the right way. >> a change would be okay for zblu on trump? a little bit maybe. >> reporter: his right-hand paul manafort changing his course. >> he was doing well on a mod thal mad. senseanut now that the campaign has got on the the end stage, a more traditional campaign has to take place. i'm confident. we have several ways through june 7 to go over 1237. >> while "the boston globe" with a front page they hope to never have to print, mass deportations, riots, trade wars. the editorial labeling trump's vision deeply disturbing and profoundly un-american. >> the whole front page is of make-bee leave sort which is really no different from tht whole paper. the whole t

his a phd in american history from the university of rochester. now the editor-in-chief of the baffler. welcome the one and only doctor john summers. [applause]. thank you george. hideaway sound? has my my voice can you hear me okay? >> when we put down. what a pleasure it is to be introduced by george. >> i'm going to speak for just a few minutes and then after i introduce you to the magazine and institutional background that has gotten us to this point, then i hope we can have a conversation because as george suggested, this is a topic of a very focused, rich substantive discussion that's important to have and it would be a shame if i did all the talking. let me start off with the baffler catechism. it's a program issued four times a year imprint and it offers a mix of poems and satire. also lots of art and as you can see from this issue which is out in the center, this particular cover displayed and a rocky artist that was displaced by us and it comes at a nice time for a discussion on form policy. throughout we keep our focus on the money powe

. >> john kasich was in rochester this morning. he has a stop in westchester this afternoon and scheduled to be in rock land county tonight. >> cruz and trump are going to get killed in the fall. i mean, they cannot win. they will get beaten and we will lose the courthouse. we'll lose the united states senate and people wake up to that, and then finally people are going to try to decide who could be >> donald trump made an announced trip to one world trade. cruz spent time in colorado the state gop convention. he made a stop at a brooklyn bakery this week and expected to be back in new york state next week. and back out here live, a passionate crowd out here excited for clinton to take the stage in the next few minutes. you saw that video of trump making that visit and during that trip, to that memorial. we'll bring you more for the events and all the their attention on new york. i think we're about i believe clinton is about to stage. if you take a look, we'll listen for a moment. if in fact, she is about to take the stage, it cer

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. >> reporter: there is little doubt rochester, new york, is trump territory. >> there is no rally like a trump rally and nobody gets the people, that i can tell you. >> reporter: sporting a new haircut and a sharper message. >> rochester lost 90,000 jobs since 1970, 4,000 jobs in the last six months. >> reporter: but even some true believers here say they're ready for trump 2.0. >> he is changing obviously. we saw him be a little more brash in the beginning his goals and what he wants to do as president have stayed exactly the same. they have not changed. he just cleaned it up a little bit. >> he says it like it is and i think he means what he says but it doesn't come out the right way. >> reporter: a change would be okay with you? >> for trump? a little bit maybe. >> reporter: on "meet the press" his new right hand paul manifort confirming a change of course. >> trump was doing very well on a model that made sense but now as the campaign has gotten to the end stages a more traditional campaign has to take place. >> reporter: predicted there will be no open convention. >> i'm confident

rochester, new york, 13 degrees.nd red flag warnings in 20 states, fueling wildfires in oklahoma, and this one in woodward. and the one we showed you last night. >> he needs to get out. >> i know he needs to get out. >> come on, guy. >> he is okay tonight, and we're told he's back on the job today. here's ginger zee with more on the cold and also the red flag warnings. >> from oklahoma to west virginia, you see the red flag warnings. and gusts up to 50 miles per hour. of course, the fire danger is high. 7:00 a.m., raleigh, 41 miles per hour. cleveland, 22. all along that cold front, along with the wind, will come showers and thunderstorms. as this passes by, the big headline will be the arctic air. from missouri to north carolina. >> thanks. >>> next to the college campus that's an active crime scene after the body of a young woman was found. officers in austin, texas, warning students not to walk alone. here's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, students at the university of texas on edge after a suspicious death

rochester, new york. eric? >> reporter: there are new polls on the democrats side of this race showing hillary clinton maintaining her double digit lead over bernie sanders in the upcoming new york and pennsylvania primaries. here in the empire state mrs. clinton continues to lead the senator 53-37%. while in pennsylvania another big state the contest is closer. mrs. clinton leads the senator by 11 points. police clinton is looking forward to maryland, they vote on april 26th. molly line is now in baltimore, where mr. clinton is holding an event. hello molly. >> reporter: molly line and molly hen derberg. i'm molly hen derberg. as you said, the maryland primary is april 26th. but the early voting starts thursday. hillary clinton has a double digit lead in the polls in this state. she will be here in baltimore later this afternoon to give a speech. she spoke in queens new york this morning and says she understood why people are frustrated with the lack of jobs and economy. also in an interview clinton responded

later today, donald trump will be out here in rochester. his first rally since his campaign hit the reset button. his team telling me they still hope to avoid an open convention. that would depend largely on a big, big win here in trump's home state. >> thanks. chuck todd is nbc's political director. good morning to you. >> well, good morning. >> chuck, the math and the map of course obviously still in but let's talk about the optics for a second. she's now dropped seven in a row. how big of a problem are the optics for her at this point? >> it only becomes a problem if she loses in a state that she shouldn't lose in. and that's the definition of new york state. i mean, what happened yesterday in wyoming, talk about sort of the nomination fight in a nutshell for bernie sanders, he wins and yet somehow doesn't pick up any ground on the delegate front. that's been the frustration that i think bernie sanders has run into. yes, he's had this run and this run has done nothing to sort of stop clinton's path to the nomination. beating her in new y

. >> reporter: there is little doubt rochester, new york, is trump territory. >> there is no rally like a trump rally, and nobody gets to people. that i can tell you. >> reporter: sporting a new haircut and a sharper message. >> rochester lost 90,000 jobs since 1970, 4,000 jobs in the last six months. >> reporter: but even some true believers here say they're ready for trump 2.0. >> he says it like it is, and i think he means what he says, but it just doesn't come out the right way. >> so a change would be okay with you. >> for trump? a little bit maybe. >> reporter: on "meet the press" trump's new right hand paul manafort confirming a change of course. >> trump was doing very well on a model that made sense, but now as the campaign has gotten to the end stages, a more traditional campaign has to take place. >> reporter: predicting there will be no open convention. >> i'm confident. we have several ways through june 7th to go over 1,237. >> reporter: while "the boston globe" foreshadowing a future trump presidency with a fake front page they hope to never have to print -- mass deportati

his a phd in american history from the university of rochester. now the editor-in-chief of the baffler. welcome the one and only doctor john summers. [applause]. thank you george. hideaway sound? has my my voice can you hear me okay? >> when we put down. what a pleasure it is to be introduced by george. >> i'm going to speak for just a few minutes and then after i introduce you to the magazine and institutional background that has gotten us to this point, then i hope we can have a conversation because as george suggested, this is a topic of a very focused, rich substantive discussion that's important to have and it would be a shame if i did all the talking. let me start off with the baffler catechism. it's a program issued four times a year imprint and it offers a mix of poems and satire. also lots of art and as you can see from this issue which is out in the center, this particular cover displayed and a rocky artist that was displaced by us and it comes at a nice time for a discussion on form policy. throughout we keep our focus on the money powe

donald trump's next campaign event is sunday in rochester. ted cruz's next scheduled appearance is monday in california. new jersey is in trouble with the law and risking jail time for showing his political pride. he is such a big supporter, joseph horneck flies two flags outside of his home in west long branch. but after a neighborhood complained, they are political signs, which cannot be displayed until 30 days before an election. >> well, i'm going to keep on flying my flag at all costs. if they have to put me in jail because i'm expressing my freedom, i'll do the jail time. >> if charged, hornick could face a fine and jail time. he is due in court on april 20. >>> a federal corruption scandal focused on the n.y.p.d. is expanding to include city hall. cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer says investigators are examining the mayor's fund- raising. >> new york city mayor, bill de blasio. [ booing ] >> reporter: a queens cheer for opening of the mets baseball season, as the feds start looking into his fund-raising. sources telling cbs 2 the

speaking to an overflow crowd in rochester, taking on the electoral system, and attacking ted cruz, who just won the latest delegate hall in colorado. but new york's primary is the next crucial prize. here's mary bruce in rochester with the trump campaign tonight. >> reporter: tonight, he's back. >> there's nothing like a trump rally, folks. >> reporter: donald trump, loving his fans. but railing against the electoral system. complaining about losing delegates, even when he's winning votes. >> we've got a corrupt system. it's not right. we're supposed to be a democracy. lying ted, he's a beauty. >> reporter: trump's campaign even accusing cruz of gestapo tactics. >> you go to these conventions, and you see the gestapo tactics. >> gestapo tactics? >> god bless the state of colorado. >> reporter: in a state with no primary, cruz sweeping colorado's 34 delegates. >> i believe the first ballot will be the highest vote total donald trump receives. and on a subsequent ballot, we're gonna win the nomination and earn a majority. >> reporter: and if he fails? here's one take. the liberal editori

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rochester. bernie sanders will be at coney island. he and john kasich are set to appear on face the nation here on cbs. >> we're inching closer to the primary that takes place april 19. >>> for the first time since the gulf war, u.s. b-52 bombers are heading to the middle east. the long-range bombers will be based in qatar and will join a multinational coalition against the islamic state targets in syria and iraq. >>> new video of the deadly fire that has claimed more than 100 lives. another 200 were injured when a temple burst into flames in the southern state of kerala. it caused a fire after a spark from a fireworks display ignited another set of fireworks. huge flames quickly engulfed the building trapping people inside. >>> at home, an investigation is underway in the bronx after a man was fatally stabbed at a park party. section. he was taken to a hospital where he died. no arrests have been made. >>> police in the bronx are looking for a slashing suspect. assaulted a 19-year-old woman. police say a 19-year-old woman was having

here's mary bruce in rochester with the trump campaign tond. >> reporter: tonight, he's back. >> the there's nothing >> reporter: railing against the electoral system. even when he's wining votes. >> we've got a corrupt system. it's not right. we're suppos to be a democracy. >> lien -- lying ted, he's a beauty. >> you go to these conventions, and you see the gestapo tactics. >> reporter: in a state with no primary, cruz sweeping colorado's 34 delegates. >> i believe the first ballot will be the highest vote total donald trump receives. and on a subsequent ballot, we're gonna win the nomination and earn a majority. >> reporter: and if he fails? here's one the liberal editorial board of the boston globe today publishing a fake front page. envisioning a world under president trump -- warning of deportations, riots, and a free press under siege. >> how about that stupid boston globe? >> mary bruce, thank you. >>> the democrats are battling for new york's giant delegate prize as well. bernie sanders celebrating the wisconsin caucus win, saying he'll keep the momentum right until the conve

. >> reporter: there is little doubt rochester, new york, is trump territory. >> there is no rally like a trump rally. and nobody gets the people. that i can tell you. >> reporter: sporting a new haircut, and a sharper message. >> rochester lost 90,000 jobs since 1970. 4,000 jobs in the last six months. >> reporter: but even some true believers here say, they're ready for trump 2.0. >> he says it like it is. and i think he means what he says. but it just doesn't come out the right way. >> reporter: so a change would be okay with you? >> for trump? a little bit maybe. >> reporter: on "meet the press," trump's new right-hand paul manafort confirming a change of course. >> trump was doing very well on a model that made sense but now as the campaign has gotten to the end stages a more traditional campaign has to take place. >> reporter: predicting there will be no open convention. >> i'm confident, we have several ways through june 7th to go over 1,237. >> reporter: while the boston globe, foreshadowing a future trump presidency with a fake front page they hope to never have to print. mass

let them buy from rochester, new york, we don't care if they're from iran, right? we'll sell them missiles that don't work correctly. right? let them sue us. tell them to sue us. oh, i'm sorry, they don't work. gee, that's too bad. >> well, new polls show donald trump with a towering lead over his opponents in the upcoming states. in new york the fox news poll shows trump leading by 32 points. 54% to john kasich's 22%, ted cruz is just 15%. while in pennsylvania, trump has a 26-point advantage ahead of kasich, 48%, to 22%. cruz in a close third at 20%. and the poll also found that in the general election, trump and hillary clinton tie among both democratic and republican primary voters, 44% to 44%. but new polling of the general electorate out this morning from the associated press shows adults favor clinton over trump on all major issues, including his signature slogan of making america great. donald trump says he'd use waterboarding, and a hell of a lot worse in terror investigations. and ted cruz says he wouldn't see widespread use but would be open to waterboar

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