mixture of excitement and relief here at the sheraton new york, mayor de blasio said that new york did something wonderful for america tonight. governor cuomo said, new york delivered for hillary clinton and hillary clinton pointed out she has won in every region of the country but said this victory is particularly sweet. >> let's hear it for new york. >> reporter: new york does it again, boosting hillary clinton with a big win on primary night. >> today, you proved once again there's no place like home. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: her margin over senator sanders looks to be enough to put a recent rough patch behind her when she lost seven of eight contests since march 22. >> new yorkers, you've always had my back. [ cheering ] and i've always [ cheering ] today, together, we did it again and i am deeply, deeply grateful. [ cheering ] >> reporter: for his part, sanders is already moving on, in pennsylvania tonight, one of several northeast states voting next week. he says despite the loss in new york, he is steadily gaining on clinton. >> credit voters know that in virtually e

. >> reporter: maurice, we're outside the sheraton new york because the secret service is inside doing a final security sweep of the ballroom. tonight the clinton campaign is confident that new york state, which gave her a primary victory eight years ago is ready to do it again. the former and perhaps future president cast their ballots in chappaqua where they moved 16 years ago. secretary clinton kept her remarks brief and upbeat. >> i love new york. and this has been a joy, um, during the last two weeks to be here all over the state and i hope everybody gets out to vote. >> reporter: on the upper west side, turnout was steady. the neighborhood boosted she is counting on it again today. >> i hope she wins by a lot because she deserves it. she is presidential. she has had the experience. >> reporter: to many political observers, mrs. clinton looked relaxed this time around. her campaign focused on retail politics, greeting voters on the subway. >> it is so good. >> reporter: and even breaking her own rule against eating in public at an ice cream shop in the east village. brooklyn nativ

new york city to rochester, albany, buffalo, syracuse. along the southern tier of new york. headquarters is the sheraton, new york, times square. 37% of the vote reporting that hillary clinton is at 60.5%. sen. sanders: sanders holding below 40% at 39.5%. on the republican side, donald trump, the winner of the new york primary with 63%. governor kasich reflecting what the polls have been saying all along, almost 23%. he was in annapolis earlier. senator ted cruz at 14.2%. if on the democratic side you want to know why hillary clinton is winning significantly, go to our website. we have broken down a result statewide and county by county. and the new york area, hillary clinton getting about six to 6% of the vote compared to 34% for bernie sanders. you can check out the results at c-span.org. lets use the opportunity to hear from you as we await the hillary clinton's remarks. lana is joining us on the republican line. lana: i wanted to mention i can understand how donald trump made that mistake the other day, regarding 9/11 and 7-eleven. just last week i had to take my mother to a new specialist. when the doctor asked what pharmac

she celebrated her big win in the new york primary here at the sheraton in midtown manhattan. there was a live band, a bar, a feeling before she was projected the winner this was a night to celebrate and it didn't disappoint. clinton took the stage thanking her supporters who came out strong for her in her adopted home state. >> thank you, new york. today, you proved once again there's no place like home. you know, in this campaign, we've won in every region of the country. from the north to the south, to the east to the west, but this one's personal. >> reporter: clinton also said she's entered the homestretch of the democratic nomination and that victory is in sight. as far as her strategy moving forward, her campaign aides say she's still focusing on the primary. including the next contest up, pennsylvania. she campaigns there today. ryan and diane? >> big night for secretary clinton. thanks, liz. bernie sanders is now back in his home state after a couple of campaign stops in pennsylvania. >> as he touched down in vermont, he congratulated hillary clinton on her victory bu

new york. quickly back to the sheraton times square. we have an update that trump has exceeded 50%. ur political desk, statewide. >> that means that the 14 at-large delegates in new york state will all go to donald trump, neither ted cruz nor john kasich will have a shot at those, no matter what they get. that means that all of the remaining delegates, the only question is whether or not congressional district by congressional district, donald trump gets 50 plus percent in each of those 27 districts, which gives him all three delegates. if nobody gets 51% in an individual congressional district, they then divide them among any candidate that gets 20% or more. >> that is why we were doing the deconstruction regarding those districts around new york city. those of you watching in the american west, where they have vast open spaces with a single congressional district, it gets a little crowded out here in the east, where the population density changes. last we ducked into the hillary clinton event at the sheraton times square, they were singing the national anthem. presumably there's go

sheraton a few hours from now. hillary clinton and bernie sanders made their last push in new york for the all important primary. brooklyn native sanders spent the morning walking around taking selfies, but most of the day was spent in pennsylvania at two large rallies, which have become a fixture of his campaign. >> where we are today is mom is out working, dad is out working, the kids are out working, and we still don't have enough money to take care of our family. >> reporter: hillary clinton cast her ballot early this morning. the presidential hopeful and former president bill clinton voted near their home in chappaqua, new york. >> it feels great. and i am so excited about both campaigning here in new york, voting here in new york, and i love new york. this has been a joy during the last two weeks to be here. >> reporter: the former secretary of state went straight to washington, d.c., where she spoke at t national building trades convention and took jabs at donald trump. >> the republican frontrunner wages are too high in america. i've said before i do not know who he's talking to. because americanseserve

and then a big rally at as for hillary clinton she'll be here in new york after she votes here in chap watching return come in from sheraton and midtown perhaps the fact that sanders is out of state it's that he's conceded indeed polls shop clinton leading by healthy margin in new york and have to see how close it ends up being. that is latest live from chappaqua this morning back to you. >> yeah as we've heard bernie sanders and polling crowd to get out and volt so you never know. on republican side polls are predicting a landslide victory for donald trump in his home state. >> live in midtown. good morning. >> yeah good morning ben and juliet. good morning everyone. if they're worried about street credit republicans are worried about new york values for donald trump, this is his home turf she's expecting to win big. slow down the trump train. >> upstate -- down state, out of state, and then back to new york state. the three remaining republican candidates for president are mounting a herklian efforts to get your the vote in the democratic primary. in the 24 hours leading up to today's contest, donald trump was joined by

that's wrapped up and she will be back in new york for the 9:00 p.m. rally at the sheraton.he is turning her sites to donald trump. >> the republican frontrunner for president says wages are too high in america. i said before, i don't know who he's talking to. because americans deserve a raise. reporter: not so fast says bernie sanders. yes, americans deserve a raise, but hillary clinton should not be the president to give it to him. he walked time as square, then headed off to pennsylvania. i said don't give up on the political revolution. here is what sanders had to say to them..york voting for mr. sanders as well. charles: what's the vibe like at the trump headquarters, donald? >> it is sort of a carnival-like atmosphere outside of trump towers. trying to take a look at the building and wondering if there trump is coming outside. he will be making a statement inside. it will be interesting to see. maybe we'll get a response to what adam talked about. this is the week he unveiled his nickname for her. crooked hillary. inside tonight it will be mostly some friend and family

sheraton hotel. here we go, with family, the victor of tonight's new york democratic primary, former secretary of state, new york senator, hillary clinton. ♪ these streets will make you feel brand-new ♪ ♪ these lights will inspire you ♪ ♪ let's hear it for new york ♪ where dreams are made of ♪ there's nothing you can't do ♪ now you're in new york ♪ these streets will make you feel brand-new ♪ ♪ big lights will inspire you ♪ let's hear it for new york ♪ for new york ♪ for new york >> thank you, new york! thank you all so much! thank you! you know, today. today you proved once again, there's no place like home. you know, in this campaign, we won in every region of the country. from the north to the south to the east to the west, but this one's personal. new yorkers, you've always, you've always had my back. and i've always tried to have yours. today, together, we did it again and i am deeply, deeply grateful. i want to thank everyone who came out and voted and to all of you across new york who have known me and worked with me for so long. it is humbling, it is humbling that you'd trust me with the awesom

sheraton later tonight. hillary clinton got out and voted early. the presidential hopeful and former president bill clinton home in chappaqua, new york. clinton was greeted by a crowd of supporters. >> it feels great. and i am so excited about both campaigning in new york, voting in new york, and i love new york. this has been a joy during the last two weeks to be here. >> reporter: the former secretary of state went to washington, d.c., where she spoke at the trades convention. >> the republican frontrunner for president says wages are too high in america. i've said before i do not know who he's talking to. because americans deserve a raise. >> reporter: democratic rival and brooklyn native bernie sanders spent the morning walking around manhattan shaking hands and taking selfies. most of the day was spent in pennsylvania at two large rallies which are a fixture for the sanders' campaign. is asking the hard questions that media often does not choose to raise. >> reporter: as for sanders, he has no plans of coming back to new york tonight. he's expected to stay in pennsylvania to continue campaigning ahead of next tuesday's primary th

sheraton times square is the clinton campaign tonight. after some 30 campaign events in new york, one of the two new yorkers running on the democratic side, various clinton aides are out and predicting victory tonight, kristen welker. for all the reasons rachel and others have laid out already tonight, it's complicated. >> it's very complicated. look, clinton campaign officials say they feel confident heading into tonight. at the same time they're down playing expectations that they're going to get that double-digit win that the polls have been signaling. they say it could be single digits. and of course that is significant because if secretary clinton does win by double digits, she could all but put this race out of reach mathematically. that is the goal, though. that is why she has been barn storming this state along with former president bill clinton. he's held four campaign events alone in recent days just to give you a sense of the pace of campaigning here. and the secretary has really based her argument on two points. one, that she's a new yorker. she's served two terms as

new york state, it's a much different story on the democratic side. my colleague melissa russo is what is expected to be clinton headquarters tomorrow night. >> reporter: we're live at the sheraton. it's one of the favorite victory venues. surely hillary clinton is hoping for a victory tomorrow night, if not a big one. she is appealing for loyalty today from women, from democrats, and from new yorkers who she served in the senate. >> the people of new york took a chance on me in 2000. >> reporter: defending her turf, hillary clinton touting her senate service in new york and for women during a midtown ral did i rally this afternoon. >> some of it is not explainable other than good old determination. >> reporter: she pounded bernie sanders for being too soft on the gun lobby, and got an endorsement from gabby giffords for whom the gun l is personal. >> in the white house, she will stand up to the gun lobby. >> reporter: imagine the surprise on 6th avenue today when voters saw sanders' thick shock of white hair strolling down fifth avenue posing for pictures. now is the time for candidates to motivate their supporters. >> i'm supporting bernie sanders because he's addressing the c

. >> reporter: i think this new york state primary much more competitive than anyone would hillary clinton is going to be here at the sheraton this evening, 9 or 9:30 for what she hopes is a victory party. i talked with election officials on sunday and they say they should have good results to call this race no later than 10:00 tonight. after three months of watching everyone else vote in the primaries, hillary clinton could finally vote today for herself in her hometown of chappaqua. >> i love new york, and this has been a joy during the last two weeks to be here all over the state and i hope everybody gets out to vote. >> reporter: bernie sanders was in midtown earlier. reporters asking about sanders' path to the nomination. >> then there was off to the next state voting. pennsylvania next week with a rally this afternoon. >> what this campaign is essentially about is thinking outside of the status quo. every day as something that has to exist decade after decade. >> reporter: sanders has won seven of the last eight primaries and clinton is determined to stop him. this afternoon clinton traveled to d.c. for a conference wh

new york city. sanders will be rallies his student core and supporters over at washington square park. clinton will appear at the sheraton behind me. when we talk about the endorsements, however, she has the daily news but bernie sanders picked up the first from the u.s. senator, new york times today endorsing bernie sanders. back to you, maria. maria: all right, adam, adam shapiro with the daily news. daily news endorsement. senator ted cruz slamming rival donald trump calling him a wappa-be mobster. >> michael needs to understand he's not michael. i know he has had shady deals with people currently in prison, mobsters, but the presidency should not be and it is wrong for a presidential candidate or for his henchmen, donald keeps hiring people with records of dirty tricks of lies and of threats to violence. maria: joining me right now is the son of republican presidential candidate and one of the key players here, executive of the donald trump corporation. eric trump, thank you so much to hear you. the comments from ted cruz, how do you respond? >> listen, we are 40 points ahead in new york. i always say we are coming h

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sheraton on 7th avenue, there is more that unites us than divides us. what bernie sanders is doing handing republicans more weapons for november. they want that. bill: i think he had a real shot winning new yorkill: you're hearing some on the right will say, trump would get cleaned like goldwater was cleaned in 1964. i think if you look at history, they are not apples to apples. you had a country that was extended mourning for 14 months in 1964. goldwater won five states i believe? >> handful. bill: that was it. but i mean it's a different world than 2016. >> chris stirewalt was saying minute ago, very bottom line, we're seeing a slightly new donald trump, a new tone but he is underwater with female voterses, for example. hillary clinton will exploit that. so, he is beginning to transform, but he has a long way to go. if he can transform, if he can deal with the problem with female voters. can deal with the demographics, get hispanic voters coming into the tent. doesn't look like he canada, he insists he can, you have a long way to go. this will not be easy race like the clintons think. bill: good to see you, fast eddie henry. >> call you the hem. martha: everybody has a nickname this electio