michael shure you first? >> i'm going to say it's the university of virginia, david.should have won, and i think they should win again tonight. >> joe watkins. >> wi will nova. >> i agree. thank you both. safe travels to both of you. >> we'll send it to the house of eventtives. >> okay. thank you both. >>> president obama met today with the secretary general of nato. the meeting comes at an interesting time as donald trump as called for the united states to pull out of nato or reevaluate how much money the united states gives to the organization. >> reporter: since he took office, barack obama has argued this kind of joint military training and operations are expensive, and when it comes to nato, the u.s. is paying more than its fair share. he has forcefully argued that other countries need to spending more on defense. he was more subtle about that when meeting with the nato secretary general. >> i have in my budget put forward a quadrupling of the resources that we spend, and dedicated a portion of that money to make sure we have ground brigades that send a clear mes

>> yes, we have a number of security measures in place to make shure that the users are e real, and theesults that we are finding is real, and beyond just poll answers, we are dyeing into the analyzing real conversation, and real yaks and texts on the platforms that are coming from real users. >> all right. tyler, thank you so much for joining us. and interesting political season where social media is playing a role. >> thanks for having me. >>> yourp closed aboeurope clos ago, and simon is here with the wrap-up. >> yes, disappointing, and the big banks are moving to the downside. we were down anyway catching the down draft from wall street last night, but they have have further extended the losses. the data is fascinating in europe today highlighting the problem of the european central bank trying to set policy of the 18 countries. and we have deflation back for apele ril, and minus 0.2% with the headline level. but check out the growth figures the gdp figures coming through as jpmorgan put it the eurozone is moving into the fast lane. and remember what we got from yesterday from the u

michael shure is in milwaukee tonight. you are at ted cruz election night watch party.ut his competition donald trump is not even in the state. so what does that mean? >> reporter: that's right, john. good evening to you. he is not doing anything in wisconsin, though he did spend a significant amount of time, especially for donald trump in the state of wisconsin. but what people were watching with donald trump was how he engaged the electorate here. we was running against scott walker and paul ryan. the hashtag of never trump has been working against him for quite a while in this state. he got out of here because the pollsn't have been good, but his message is still resinates. the polls do have ted cruz up with the exception of one outlier. what donald trump has to do is try to win some of the congressional districts. but this is a lot different than what we thought after the michigan primary where he did so well. another thing to watch, john, before marco rubio got out of this race, donald trump was polling at 33%. if he doesn't get above 33%, that means he wasn't able

. >> michael shure reporting from milwaukee. >>> after his loss donald trump lashed out at ted cruz,n a statement he said ted cruz is worse than a puppet, he is a trojan horse, attempting to steal the nomination from mr. trump. >>> and trump is offering more details about his proposed border wall with mexico. in a two-page memo to the "washington post," trump outlined how he plans to force mexico to pay for the 1,000-mile fence. part of the plan is threatening to cut off the flow of payments that immigrants send home. president obama called the proposal half baked. >>> this morning a huge pharmaceutical merger is off. pfizer is scrapping its $160 billion deal. this after the treasury department rolled out new rules to crack down on tax inversions, corporate mergers designed to get around paying u.s. taxes. >> that's why i have been pushing for years to eliminate some of the injustices in our tax system. so i am very cleared that the treasury department has taken new action to prevent more corporations from taking advantage of one of the most insidious taxing loopholes out there. >>>

but as michael shure points out, if cruz can win wisconsin -- donald trump, 736, and he needs 1,237 to win. there's no way that ted cruz can close that gap. but cruz, with caseic's help, and perhaps rubio at the convention, what they can do is perhaps keep donald trump, with a couple of victories to come, they can keep donald trump from getting to the 1237 he needs to lock in the convention, and the delegates who need it going into the convention, and that's where you hear them talking about seconder and third ballots, where they admit be able to deny trump the nomination. the catch here, richelle, there was an exit poll today where 60% of delegates in wisconsin said that they want whoever has the most votes, even if they're short, they believe that that person should get the nomination at the convention. 42% believe no, we plenty the delegates on multiple ballots decide. so you have them thinking that we need this brokers convention. ted cruz tonight. >> every single election, and we're going to talk more about that. >> always unpredictable. president obama is being pressured by the t

michael shure is in milwaukee this evening. >> reporter: good evening, john. this is about a third full here right now. as they await donald trump to arrive here. donald trump and ted cruz making their way through wisconsin. both are confident. ted cruz has been up in the polls recently. he had this to say about his chances here tomorrow in wisconsin. >> i hope and believe tomorrow night is going to be a very, very good night here in wisconsin, and that in turn is going to have impact on races all across the country. the momentum we have had over and over and over again, we are winning delegates when the people vote. and i believe we'll continue doing that. >> reporter: donald trump is also putting a good face on what are bad poll numbers. here is donald trump today in wisconsin. >> i think a lot of big things are going to happen tomorrow. i think a lot of -- i'm seeing people that are professionals. and, you know, the polls are pretty even. right now the polls are pretty even, but -- but i have a feeling we're going to have a very big day tomorrow folks. [ ch