spokesman for the pontiff revealing the vermont senator will not meet with pope francis himself. hillary clinton meanwhile dusting herself off after a fiery debate appealing for votes at a senior center in harlem just four days away from the new york primary. >> i now know where to come when i want a good game of domino's. >> gop frontrunner donald trump relentless in a had attacks against the republican national committee. accused party leaders of canceling the vote. trump staying on the war path today in upstate new york widening his lead nationally against ted cruz and john kasich according fox news poll. >> we have a rigged system. the republican system is rigged. okay? it's a rigged system.

hundreds of staffers laid off after the vermont senator's latest primary losses but sanders says he is not giving up. we will have the latest from the campaign trail. >> us stocks rose after the federal reserve suggested it was not in a rush to raise interest rates and provided no hints when it's next rate would be but stock futures are down in a big way, dow jones down 160 points, nasdaq down 26 points, investors responding to the central bank decision to offer no additional stimulus. lea: facebook shattered earnings estimates, we have the details for you. lauren: amazon reports first-quarter earnings after the closing bell, we have a preview of that and other major tech companies reporting. lea: stefan curry won big over the rockets, the la clippers without their top stars, one game away from elimination. we bring you the highlights. lauren: one more alarm clock and the weekend. welcome to "fbn a.m.," the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. ted cruz taking hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina as his running mate. she dropped out of the race after february and endo

meanwhile, bernie sanders continued his winning streak over hillary clinton but the vermont senator failed to cut deeply into clinton's outsized lead in the delegate count. don champion is here in new york. one of the next stops on the campaign trail, good morning, don. >> reporter: ted cruz will campaign in the bronx today. the new york primary in less than two weeks is now taking on new importance. donald trump and hillary clinton are going to need help from their home state voters to get their campaigns back on track. >> tonight a turning point. >> reporter: ted cruz reminded voters they have a choice. his resounding victory tuesday night was powered in large part by voters who do not want to see a trump presidency. exit polling shows nearly 90% of cruz supporters were either concerned or scared of trump winning the white house. cruz also enjoyed the support of wisconsin governor scott walker who are making a push to keep trump from the nomination. while still trailing trump in the delegate count, cruz shifted his sights to the general election. >> tonight was a bad night for hillary cl

the vermont socialist was in west philly this morning. dave kinchen. >> reporter: religion and politic cape together when bernie sanders entered the sharon community center in west philadelphia to meet a gathering of inter faith groups from across the city to hear his big ideas. >> so what this campaign is about is thinking big not small. is demanding this country become the nation that you and i know that it can be become. >> reporter: the bulling the vermont senator's message way called social justice demanding the wealthy pony up their fair share in taxes to turn around inequality and poverty here at home. >> the bottom line is we are going to invest in those communities hit the hardest, sad and tragically philadelphia is one of those cities. >> reporter: the senator ripped mayor kenney's plan to fund universal pre k education through a proposed soda tax. a plan hillary clinton supports. >> you don't have to fund child care on the backs of the poorest people in this city. >> reporter: talk jobs, too. good we are going to raise the mini

the vermont senator has been steadily gaining ground in california. the bike for bernie crowd road through the east bay as a way to show their support. >> it's kind of like a parade. to get visibility. so people will see us, see our signs, our enthusiasm. this is a candidate who has inspired grassroots support from people, their own neighbors in contra costa county here where we are. >> the route ended at a pizzaria where other supporters were waiting to discuss plans for phone banks and canvassing efforts. >>> a new york senator is hoping to gain ground in the giet against isis on social media. senator chuck schumer wants to offer hefty rewards to those who give tips about social media accounts. schumer introduced the legislation yesterday. it provides a reward of $25,000 in cash for tips to help law enforcement preventing attacks against the united states. >> whether it's a tweet, a facebook post or message, an instagram photo or even a snapchat, someone in the public is seeing it. and if it's nefarious, they should be encouraged to report it. >> sch

the vermont center style ho-- s holding on for hope. >> bh we began this race in the national poll clintonas 60, 65 points ahead of us. the last couple of weeks a couple of polls had us ahead of her. >> the fbi now says there's no cutoff date for the investigation into clinton's e-mail scandal. it could go past the national convention in july. >> pack your umbrella. it will be a rainy start to the weekend. >> maria molina is here tracking some storms. >> we are expecting to see the showers and storms through out the day today all around parts of the eastern u.s. associated with the cold front pushing eastward. that's where we have to deal with out there from the northeast to the southeastern u.s. showers and storms very unsettled out there. as we head into later this weekend there is going to be a different concern. that will be the risk for severe weather. it is relatively quiet in texas and oklahoma. we anticipate severe weather and that will continue next week. across parts of the u.s. extending into parts of the pacific northwest. a storm system will be moving in and bringing in precip

is vermont significantly responsible for the crime rate in new york city? >> no, not at all. >> governor howard dean, is vermont significantly responsible for the crime in new york used by guns with the use of guns. >> it is not the largest exporter, but there are a significant amount of guns bought in new york. there is a lot more guns have virginia, for example, that are illegally purchased that end up in new york. but again, i don't think this is an article about semantics. here is the other problem. i got eight endorsements in a row from the nra. i got off the nra after newtown, after the speech this is all fine and good, we're not going give up our right to bear arms. i concluded the national rifle association did not represent thoughtful gun owners, and they'v become a right wing extremist group. that's when i left the nra. if you're going to run for national office, you probably have to do that. >> catholic guilt, jewish guilt, my friends tell me about, this s this vermont guilt we're being accused of here. >> that's going to be a har tash. >> has hil

the home down and home turf - the vermont senator held the nominations. fresh off victories, bernie sanders hopes to replicate in new york who polls suggest. >> it indicates sanders is leading hillary clintonon 49% to 45. >> when we stand together. there's nothing we cannot accomplish. gaining on clinton in new york, it is not so easy. >> you are meeting the next president. it is a large until of political allies. in a coffee shop. >> at a rally in the county, where it is hers. >> it is one of the greatest honour of my life. >> in the sign of intentions, bernie sanders supporters protested and interrupted. >> i know the people will say that we are sorry you are leaving. in the republican contest. donald trump is losing a high profile defender. conservative commentators lashed out on a radio show. >> our candidate - it's like bailing out your 16-year-old son. >> the answer is it is some form of punishment. the campaign called it a misspeak. >> trump is hoping the bury the catched has he inches closely. they met with the chair. trump called the meeting very

the vermont senator says he is up for the challenge. >> a big debate. a lot of hot talk. what do you expect on the stage tomorrow night? >> i think it will be a good debate in which secretary clinton and i discuss the very strong differences of opinion we have about how we go forward in this country. if that takes place, i'll be happy. i'm confident the vision i bring forth is a vision supported by the vast majority of the people of new york. >> is it different from what we have heard? >> i'll tell you tomorrow. >> the candidates take the debate stage in 17 hours. we get more from cnn's jeff zeleny. >> reporter: the campaign sounding more like a rock concert. i'm here in washington square park. sanders supporters rallying by thousands. hillary clinton are gathering in the bronx. they are gathering here in brooklyn. the first time the candidates are coming face-to-face in five weeks at the critical moment in the campaign. bernie sanders believes a win could change the course of the race. the clinton campaign believes math is on their side. no question when they come face-t

>> the vermont senators looking for upstate in the empire state. he trails hillary clinton by 12 points . he spent the second straight day campaigning in new york holding a rally in westchester . >> i have 1 million more than donald trump in two -and-a-half-million more than bernie sanders . >> this moment is making headlines. greenpeace ad because who accused her of taking money from fossil fuel companies. >> . [indiscernable] i am so sick of the sanders campaign lying about me! i am sick of it! >> more fallout from donald trump the controversial comment on abortion. >> the women's rights advocate protest outside trumps building . the trump campaign and says that he can still appeal to female voters. >> a lot of people might not like mister trump personally but they know he is the right person for the job when you look at the issue that's important. on the campaign trail, gop rivals criticize his remarks. >> when he does do these events and people press him, he becomes untoward and has to spend a lot of time trying to figure out >> he had the late

of support for the vermont senator from flatbush. this is brooklyn's chance to move in toward the democratic nomination. >> fully support bernie since we were canvassing early since tuesday, we're huge supporters mainly because of campaign finance reform, that's one of >> the only candidate who believes in campaign finance reform, and not only does he talk about it, he practices what he preaches. >> reporter: hollywood actor and director danny devito got the crowd pumped up for their favorite candidate. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are here for a hometown boy! [cheers and applause] >> brooklyn, new york! [cheers and applause] >> i want to hear it! bernie! >> bernie! >> bernie! bernie! >> this is a campaign that is on the move. this is a campaign that a year ago was considered a fringe candidacy. 70 points behind secretary clinton. well, they don't consider us >> reporter: the political pundits are giving hillary clinton the lead, but these sanders supporters are hoping to prove them wrong on tuesday. in prospect park, lisa evers, "fox

senator ale to capitalize on hillary clinton's answers -- the vermont senator failed to capitalize on hillary clinton's answers. clinton: there are certain expectations when you run for president. this is a new win, and i said if everybody agrees to do it -- because there are speeches for money on the other side, i know that. sanders: do you regret your advocacy for the bill? haston: my husband apologized. he was the president who actually signed it -- sanders: but it about you, senator? clinton: i'm sorry for the consequences that were unintended and that had a very unfortunate impact on people's lives. sanders: are you prepared to lift the cap on taxable income -- yes or no? would you lift the cap? clinton: i have said repeatedly i am going to make the wealthy pay into social security to extend the social security trust fund. that is one way. if that is the way that we pursue, i will follow that. sanders: interesting comment, but you did not answer the question. clinton: i did answer it. [indiscernible] john: my question for you -- either in the democratic race, or more broadly -- d

. >> reporter: the vermont senator took wednesday off after new york's tough loss. or big wins in oregon and indiana, his campaign arguing that they will fight until the convention. >> we believe we can get there. by the time all of the voting is done. >> reporter: according to an analysis, sanders faces a near impossible situation. clinton needs to get 29% of the remaining delegates and sanders with 71% remaining delegates. she's on pace to reach the 2,383 magic number needed to win a nomination by june 7th. and with the upcoming delegate-rich states of pennsylvania, maryland and indiana, she could reach that mark sooner, by may 17th. clinton increasingly confident but still taking on sanders on guns. this topic led to sharp statements. >> why did she put out that statement? excuse me. i think i'm responding to you. >> reporter: clinton heads to connecticut to meet family members of victims of gun violence as her campaign features an endorsement of the daughter of the principal killed at sandy hook. >> no one is harder on gun laws than hillary clinton. >> though san

i think what kasie just mentioned about the vermont media market is important. one of the reasons why hillary clinton is spending a lot of time upstate in western new york in those kind of places. places where there is not a huge amount of population but where bernie might have a chance to make some inroads among white working-class workers and people geographically closer to the vermont border. there is a lot in new york working in bernie's favor. they want to make sure no voters are flipping under the radar. if this is the way things are going to start, we have almost two full weeks, do you think it will be -- will they take their feet upbeat celebrator on the sanders campaign or will they go deeper and deeper and harsher and harsher in the next two weeks? kasie: that was my question of the press conference this morning, whether or not we would see him reacting to the weight media reacted to this small change in his some speech considering the stump speech is so long. he had a chance to back off this morning. it's pretty clear from the way he leaned into it and

the vermont senator making a very strong effort here in new york and dramatically cutting into hillary clinton's lead in the polls. she was up by 40 points a few month ago. the brooklyn-born vermont senator made a last pitch for new york support during a walk through midtown with his wife. he has already turned his focus to pennsylvania which votes next week. in erie he railed against corporate greed. >> the greed of wall street and large multinational corporations has basically said, we have no responsibility to the average worker. >> reporter: secretary clinton started her day voting for herself in westchester county. then a quick trip to dc for a speech to construction trades unions. >> here's my promise to you. if i'm fortunate enough to become your president, organized labor will always have a champion in the white house. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: so a hard-fought contest in 2016 but democrats don't seem too bitter. exit polling asked, has the campaign energized or divided you party? 68% of new york democrats said it has energized the party. cbs 2 news. >> we are just g

sanders belated support for a bill that would allow victims of 9/11 victims to sue saudi arabia, the vermontenator has shown no concrete signs of closing the gap with hillary clinton in new york state. polls, empire state sanders still trails the democratic front-runner by low double digits. with all his time on the ground and all the advertising that is running, why does bernie sanders not seem to have moved his numbers in new york? john: on the basis of the historical trend, i find it puzzling. in the end, what it speaks to more than anything is that hillary clinton's firewall is much more durable than some of us thought it would be, that it's very strong, and she has played her cards right, especially on the issue of guns, which matters in a lot of places where he has campaigned hard. mark: she has worked the state hard, and she has flaunted her expertise about how to run in new york. i think she has had may be more good days than he has, that certainly as many, and she has done what she has done from the beginning when it was clear to her bernie sanders was the main opponent, she has tri

going forward, the vermont the remaining delegates to capture the democratic nomination. republican leader are meeting in florida today to discuss the party's nominating process. it's their final meeting before the gop convention in july. anne-marie? >> thanks a lot, hena. >>> overseas now. president obama attends the summit of the gulf cooperation council in saudi arabia today. the president's meeting with gulf allies comes amid growing friction as the u.s. presses for them to step up efforts against isis and respect to rebuild iraq. saudi arabia is particularly upset about the nuclear deal with iran and the president's suggestion that they share the neighborhood with iran who they view as an enemy. senior saudi officials believe relations with the u.s. won't improve until president obama is out of office. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," margaret brennan has the latest from riyadh on today's meeting and u.s./saudi relations. >>> in this country, more rain forecast for flood-ravaged the death toll from area flooding has risen to eight. flash flood watches are posted

. >> reporter: meanwhile, hillary clinton came out swinging at the vermont senator at the afl-cio convention in center city. she said sanders is selling promises he can't police officer. >>> every candidate asking for you your vote owes it to you to be clear how we are going to keep our promises. >> reporter: bill clinton will campaign for his wife in pennsylvania, hoping to sway people toward her platform. >>> i think bernie is good. >>> i can shut the door, but not fully. >> reporter: bill clinton will be making several stops including one in west oak lane. bernie sanders will be speaking at the convention center today. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> gop candidate john kasich joins fellow republicans on the campaign trail in new york state. he returned to his yesterday by delivering the state of the state address. >>> new jersey state assembly will consider a bill that addresses atlantic city troubled finances. meantime they have taken steps to delay a shut down. they have decided to pay city workers every four weeks. governor chris christie came to ac to promote a state take

base likely to pull the lever for clinton and it's a large college opportunity and that could help the vermont senator. >> the clinton campaign is hoping to derail sanders once and for all by sweeping all five states. last night outside of ar rally the former secretary of state took a shot at sanders the goal is to make sure there say democrat in the white house next january. and the stateses are using a closed primary where only democrats can vote. is especially challenging for sanders. >> a bad night tonight, following the 16 point defeat in new york last year could prove devastating for his campaign. late today hillary clinton forged ahead in hammond, indiana campaigning there before the primary next week. she was at the munster steel company telling workers that the steel industry survival is one of her top priorities as president. i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> the republican presidential candidates are all campaigning out of state today. donald trump will watch the primary election returns tonight in new york city. ted cruz and john kasich are already in ind

the vermont senator looks for an upset in the empire state but a new poll shows he trails hillary clinton by 12 points. >> clinton spent the second day campaigning in new york holding a rally in westchester . >> at 1 million more bows and i've 2 and a half more than bernie sanders. >> clinton response to a greenpeace advocate the >> i am so sick of the sanders campaign lying about me ! i am sick of it! more fallout from donald trump with a controversial comment on abortion. >> women's rights outside his building with his campaign insisting that he can appeal to female voters. >> a lot of people might not like him but they know he's the right person for the job. >> the gop rivals criticize his remarks. >> uses the windows events and people present he has to spend a lot of time trying to figure out how to correct all the mistakes they made . >> this is the latest demonstration of our little you thought about the issues facing this country. , he had a very nice meeting with the chairman. next up , all the republican candidates in wisconsin . ben: thank you, carrie. budget cut in new york. go

tad devine, the vermont senator's senior advisor, thanks for stopping by. to talk about the news. you guys are complaining, upset following some complaint against the clinton campaign for its coordinated fundraising in hollywood. explain what that is about. tad: there has been a lot of reporting in recent days about the way these joint fundraising committees are operating. the clinton campaign appears to be holding out to the public that they are doing this great service to the party, raising enormous amounts of money, spreading the wealth around. they are raising a lot of money. they are funneling it back into the campaign. they are paying overhead costs. they are spending millions of dollars for low dollar donors. there is one statistic that there was to raise $3.2 million. $4 millionwe think it should be looked into. there should be transparency. john: are you suggesting they are violating the fundraising limits? tad: i think that is a question that needs to be investigated. there is a limit of $2700 for individual contributions. we need some more transp

. >> >> the vermont senator also attacked hydro fracking saying if we're going to be serious atabout caring for our environment we need to end fracking all over the country. >> hillary clinton campaigned on long island ahead of the primary. >>t reporter: this is her final campaign stop of the da . she wask.n queens earlier today and on long island and at every event she too to pounce on bernie sanders. shaking hanes and meeting everyday people was once again on hillary's campaign agenda today, this time at a diner in jackson heights, all the while accusing bernie sanders of fumbling on issues important to new yorkers. >> he's had troub e answering questions about his core issue, namely dealing with the banks. he's had trouble answering reign policy questions. so i look forward to a debate at is in new york with people asking the kind of questions that new yorkers ask. >> rep ter: from queens she headed to port jefferson and a nel discussion on guns. family members who have lost loved ones to gun violence for there. >> when i say that my mom was the principal that was killed in sandy h

delegates at stake, a clinton sweep would make it almost impossible for sanders to catch her but the vermont senator will continue to campaign. >> we'll be in the race to win, in california in june and in fill -- philadelphia here in july. >> reporter: clinton is calling on sanders' supporters to back her in the fall. craig boswell, silver spring, maryland. >> sanders wants a strong voice on the platform at the convention to push issues important to him such as breaking up big banks and eliminating inequality. >>> supervisors are going over ways to minimize all the noise at small planes at san carlos airport. neighbors have been complaining more and more as companies are using the airport in greater numbers. it was so loud that the company hired two aviation consultants to come up with a solution. >>> today, santa clara county supervisors are taking up a proposal to create more affordable housing and are concerning a bond measure to be placed on the ballot. a lack of housing options was a priority for 30% of the voters in the county. >>> a 99-year-old widow wants a stay of eviction made perm

[cheering] later on, thousands gathered in a rally for the vermont senator and prospect park where he was introduced by the individual. >> want to hear it bernie! bernie! >> this is a campaign that's on the move.this is a campaign that was considered a fringe candidacy 70 points beyond secretary clinton they don't consider us friends anymore! >> kerry drew, good >> donald trump is calling the delegate system corrupt after ted cruz one oh 14 in wyoming. >> trump is expected to win big. >> good morning. the candidates are spread out with donald trump in western new york and john case against connectivity. ted cruz is headed to maryland. each candidate is expecting to get in a winning position ahead of the upcoming contests. >> will have a big day in new york . the garlic cruise you heard a statement on values . new york values.i can't imagine any new yorker voting for cruise. >> the push is on for the last vote. donald trump and john kasich have been crisscrossing new york addressing the issues big >> the infrastructure in new york state is considered by all to be a total and complete d

the vermont senator has 56% of the vote and hillary clinton is behind with 43%. stephanie ramos has that story. >> they lined up for hours. the front runners in both parties are fighting an uphill battle. >> donald trump in a last-ditch effort to catch ted cruz pulling out all of the stops. it wasn't enough. >> breaking news for the white house. >> and ted cruz has defeated donald trump in the gop primary. >> cruz claiming the win and making it much more difficult for trump to get enough delegates to avoid a contested convention. >> either before cleveland or at the convention in cleveland together we will win a majority of the delegates. >> the third man in the gop race, john kasich trailing behind them. >> we won in wisconsin. >> bernie sanders is claiming victory. he projects he will beat hillary clinton in the badger state. >> we have now won seven out of eight of the last caucuses. >> now all eyes are turning to new york. clinton is already there appearing on "the view" and then heading to brookline where she focused her attention on donald trump. >> battlin

the vermont senator's campaign says he drew a record crowd of 27,000 people at a new york rally last night. i'll take all that up with republican strategist karl rove. >>> also tonight, good news for the trump campaign. florida prosecutors confirming that campaign manager corey lewandowski will not be prosecuted on a battery charge. part of the reason for that is because new surveillance video showed that reporter michelle fields broke a secret service protective bubble around trump and slightly touched the candidate. at that point, officials say lewandowski reached out to protect his boss. >> these circumstances, it is not uncommon for a candidate's inner circle staff members known to the agents to assist in clearing a safe pathway. >> i'll discuss that case with some of the best attorneys in the business, lis wiehl and mercedes colwin, later in this broadcast. >>> our top story this evening, donald trump widening his lead in the republican race for the white house. brand-new "fox news poll" shows donald trump jumped to an 18-point lead over ted cruz with 45% support compared to cruz

the vermont senator came to the tv set where the feuding started here on msnbc.e wrjoe ." she wouldn't say but pointed out to a daily news interview in which sanders appeared to falter when answering questions about how he broke up the nation's largest banks. that set off a fire storm from the sanders camp. today, senator sanders visited "morning joe" and one question raised by the daily news. >> how would you go about breaking up the largest financial institutions in the country. >> are you ready for the answers? do it in a couple of ways. use section 12 1 of the dodd frank legislation. number two, better, and i would prefer this, pass by legislation and with my legislation, the legislation i've introduced says that the secretary of the treasury will have the authority to investigate and determine which banks pose systemic risk to our economy. ie, if they're too big to fail, they could bring down a significant part of the economy and then within a period of time, the secretary can break them up. three out of the four largest banks in this country today, are bigg

the vermont senator won with about 53% of the vote.he votes counted. and we are looking at live pictures right now. folks there waiting for bernie sanders to come out and give his victory speech. we are going to have much more on this tonight on bay area nightbeat; come join us at nightbeat at 10:00 and here at 11:00. >>> it took more than a dozen people to lift this sculpture into the museum's grand atrium. at 26 feet across with plenty of moving parts, it wasn't an easy job. it's a mobile by famed sculpture alexander calder who graduated from lowell high school in san francisco. and its arrival means the museum's three-year renovation is almost complete. >> we can feel we're coming around that last corner. we see the light at the end of the tunnel. we are going to be open for the public on may 14 and with a big ribbon-cutting and welcoming to the community here in san francisco and to the world. >> tickets are available online. move fast. opening day is already sold out. opening week is going fast. >>> this week's hot temperatures me

it shows the vermont senator earned a gross income of $205,000 that year. and this is actually sanders' tax return. it's the first two pages of his 2014, 1040. two pages that don't include charitable donations and itemized deductions. let's compare that now to hillary clinton's tax returns. the fuller versions. which date all the way back to 2000. all of this information from a candidate who bernie sanders has said has not been transparent. sanders then told tapper he'd release his most recent forms as soon as possible. >> there ain't going to be very much exciting in that. >> reporter: for reality check, i'm sam brock. >> sam, thank you. you can watch sam, laura, kari and mike on our morning newscast at 4:30 a.m. >>> in danger of crumbling into the bay. the plan to save a popular gathering place in san francisco. >>> and a court case bubbling up in the bay area. the warning labels being challenged by the beverage industry next. high speed internet from at&t. with 99.9% reliability you can, keep calm, your internet's on. francisco's landmark "soda label" law

going after her rival in the general election, first taking aim at the vermont senator. in an attack on his position on gun control. >> in this state with the highest per capita number of those guns that end up committing crimes in new york come from vermont. >> and then saying donald trump is a terrorist recruiting tool. >> this is dangerous. >> john kasich in new york playing out his game plan for victory. kasich not naming names but referring to trump. >> don't let anybody tell you america is not great. >> donald trump is still mad after losing delegates over the weekend to ted cruz, now calling the nomination process anti-democratic. i'm stephanie ramos, channel 6 "action news." >> still to come on "action news" at noon, police believe a woman was killed after a date with a man she met online. details of the investigation going on in seattle. and massive hail shattered windows in texas, the damage from severe weather down south when we come right back. for years, i was a laboratory chemist, developing drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more

. >> reporter: the vermont senator continued his swing across upstate new york today in rochester. >>> in the last two weeks, two out of three national polls had us ahead. >> well, this morning, hillary clinton picked up another endorsement. this time, new york city council's jewish caucus. they're backing clinton over sanders who himself is jewish. later today, kasich, sanders and donald trump, all spending the rest of the day here in new york, with voters. mary? >> janelle burrell. thank you. police in seattle arrested the man in the gruesome murder of a mother of three he met online. 40-year-old ingram lem has been having a date with someone she met online. a homeowner called police after finding body parts in a plastic bag in a recycling bin. >> i almost got sick. i just talked to her. >> justice for ingrid. no one deserves this. no one. >> on monday, police arrested 37-year-old john charlotteon. investigators are looking to see if he is linked to other crimes. >>> now to a link on the paris attacks. three more have been detained in connection with the november attacks. belgian of

the vermont senator has been put on the defensive by hillary clinton after saying she's not qualified to be president. >> seriously i've been called a unqualified is not one of them. >> i respect hillary clinton. we were colleagues in the senate. on her worst day she would be an infinity better president than either of the republican candidates candidates. >> reporter: the fight in new york has become more about hillary versus bernie with both candidates spending less time talking about the republican side. >> i would take him over donald trump or ted cruz any day. >> reporter: clinton just made an appearance at another new york icon, juniors in brooklyn and the . >> there is still one delegate left which will be allocated after the results are in. >>> donald trump visited the 9/11 memorial and museum today. he spent about 30 minutes touring the museum. trump speaks about ted cruz for comments cruz made criticizing new york values. this is the first time he has paid his respects and made a $100,000 donation today as well. after his visit trump tweeted a great honor to visit the 9/11 m

the vermont senatori acknowledging he has a narrow path to victory. mp tweeted this message to sanders, quote, bernie sanders has been treated terribly by the democrats, both with delegates and otherwise. he should show them and run as an independent. brianna keilar is live at the sanders headquarters. first, i want to get to jeff zeleny at clinton headquarters in philadelphia. how confident is the clinton campaign going into tonight? >> reporter: jake, the clinton campaign is confident that at this point in the campaign cycle, they have gotten to trust their metrics, got tonight trust their numbers of turnout, but listen, this is first, second, presidential campaign as you know too well. they are never fully confident until they win. but pennsylvania was such a good state for her, in 2008. they believe that the demographics will help her here. they believe that this is a night where they turn the corner, turn a page, not actually in the general election but for all practical purposes, mathematically speaking, setting bernie sanders aside. now, secreta

. >> reporter: on the democratic side, hillary clinton continued to attack the vermont senator on gun control. >> voted for the law that tells gunman fact -- man -- manufacturers they have immunity. >> on april 19, new york can make mystery. >> reporter: despite winning 8 of the last 9 contests, bernie sanders is still trailing in the delegate count. >> when delegate counts are said and done, likability may prove all important. 48% of voters when poll individual a favorable opinion of sanders. the number is 39% for clinton. >>> the time is 4:42. listen up. a goat cheese farm needs your help. what does it have to do with baby goats and why the call out for volunteers has gone viral? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, k-p-i-x five's cate cauguir went to the marine mammal cr in marin y, to find out wh >>> welcome back. there is a growing number of sake sea lions washing up on california beaches. we went to marin county to find out what is going to. >> we are basically at capacity. we are having a hards time fitting more animals into our pools. >> reporter: rescued by the marine mammal center last week after

sanders campaign says the vermont senator has substantial support in fund raising and voters and continues winning with a much different vision for the country. leland? >> rich edson. we got a statement from bernie sanders' campaign. the debate about the debates continues. thanks, rich. >>> as we continue to wisconsin democratic primary, 86 delegates are at stake. we are also awaiting donald trump. he's going to speak in eau claire, wisconsin, in a little while. they're in wisconsin. it's a little different about how the democrats do and how the republicans do it. democratic delegates will be awarded proportionally. it will be hard for any one candidate of the democrats to sweep all the delegates. clinton, of course, leads sanders in the delegate race. most notably, she has 469 super delegates to sanders' 31. you see on your screen now, the entire delegate race, 1,712 to 1,011, a 700 gap. >> and if you're like us, you won't want to miss tomorrow. chris wallace with donald trump after his bumpy week in wisconsin. check your local fox listings for time. then at 8:00 p.m. eastern, greta van s

the vermont senator met with the pontiff at the vatican this morning. pope francis called the visit a sign of good manners and nothing more. the brief meeting took place before the pope left for his one-day visit to greece. sanders said the meeting was a real honor. >> i think he will go down in history as one of the great leaders of this moment in world history. >> sanders said the invitation to come to the vatican for a conference on economic inequality and climate change was an opportunity he could not pass up. >>> hillary clinton plans to hold a fund-raiser tonight at george clooney's los angeles mansion. this was the scene last night as bernie sanders supporters protested a clinton fund-raiser with the clooneys in san francisco. they're angry over the pricey donations being paid for the event. some donors shelled out over $300,000 to get in. the next big race for the democrats and republicans is this coming tuesday. they will face off on the new york primary. a week later on april 26th, pennsylvania and delaware hold their primary selections. new j

the vermont senator is now winning six straight contests over hillary clinton. sanders winning with double digits with 56% of the vote. 86 delegates were at stake and sanders will win 45 of them while clinton will wi 31 delegates. last night sanders spoke at a rally in wyoming where he is the 5 rete to win -- where he is the favorite to win that state's caucus. his campaign has come a long way down 60 to 70 points to beating clinton in an important state like wisconsin. >> with our victory tonight in wisconsin we have now won 7 out of eight of the last caucuses. and we have won almost all of them with overwhelming landslide numbers. >> mathematically it is a tough road and not impossible for sanders. he holds a lead of 700 thanks to the super delegates. the democratic party officials that can back any candidate. without the super delegates clinton's lead shrinks to less than 250 delegates. for sanders to win the nomination he will have to win 67% of the remaining delegates and then hope that that will be able to persuade the super delegates to drop clinton and ba

he feels passionate about everything that i feelp >> the vermont senator also took to the tv waves. >> she may have the experience, but in terms of of her judgment, something is clearly lacking. >> now hillary clinton held an event in maryland tonight, but she will be right back here in new york tomorrow and holes multiple events in long island. meanwhile, bernie sanders is taking his campaign to upstate new york. >>> thank you. 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. >>

. >> reporter: the vermont senator spent the day crisscrossing the city, picketing with verizon workers who walked off the job this morning and making a bold prediction. here in new york city. and we're going to win here in new york state. >> reporter: he's still trailing hillary clinton by 10 points in the latest poll though that gap has narrowed significantly in recent weeks. clinton campaigned with the reverend al sharpton, focusing her attention on republican frontrunner donald trump. >> it's the same donald trump who led the insidious birther movement to delegit delegitemize president obama and the list goes on. >> sanders and clinton have been basically circling each other throughout the city all day. in the past hour clinton showed up at this verizon picket line the verizon protesters. tomorrow sanders will appear to give a speech in harlem. back to a live look here in washington square park, some of the bernie sanders supporters have already been allowed in. there's tremendous security, long lines snaking all through greenwich village at this hour. the event doesn't start until

the vermont senator arrived at jfk today in new york city and immediately hit the campaign trail.primary is coming up this tuesday and 291 delegates are at stake. there was a lighter moment today though when sanders went to a museum and saw a look alike puppet. >> it's a little bit weird. these guys look like me on the wall. >> sanders has a lot of work to do in the next couple of days. polls show him way behind hillary clinton. on the republican side, senator ted cruz has made a clean sweep in wyoming. he captured all delegates up for grabs today. under wyoming's lector al rules, the other 12 delegates were awarded during last month's caucuses. he grabbed nine of those. the rest of the state's delegates will be awarded during the republican national convention happening in cleveland. he also took a shot at donald trump today. >> you know, it's easy to talk about making america great again. he can even print that on a baseball cap. but the real question is, do you understand understand the principals and values that made america great in the first place. >> cruz was the only candi

the recent surge comes as the vermont senator has won eight of the last nine contests. on the republican side, donald trump heads into tuesday's primary with his biggest lead yet. a fox news poll of likely republican voters shows trump with a commanding lead over ted cruz, 45 percent to 27 percent. ohio governor john kasich finishing third with 25 percent. it's a big jump for trump who led cruz by four points three weeks ago. >> here in new york all of this attention from the candidates is not something we're used to. usually by now the frontrunners have separated themselves from the pack and are coasting towards the nomination. dan bowens takes a look back at mattered so much. >> reporter: the year, 1976. bell-bottoms are everything. disco is spinning. robert de niro became the world's most famous taxi driver. >> you talking to me? i'm the only one here. >> reporter: and apple was formed. >> the possibilities are endless. >> reporter: across the country, many americans still stunned by richard nixon's resignation. >> i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomo

despite picking up just one win in rhode island, the vermont senator vowed to campaign until the convention. >> this campaign is not just about electing a president. it is about transforming our nation. >> reporter: sanders would need landslide wins in virtually clinton. with very little chance of winning the nomination, why would sanders stay in the race? tuesday he suggested it is in part to help shape the democratic platform, calling for the platform to include a $15 minimum wage and government-provided health care. >> thanks a lot, brooks. >>> despite the big wins, neither front-runner has enough delegates yet to secure their party's nomination, but they're close. hillary clinton is just 245 delegates shy of the magic number. there are more than 1,300 delegates still available in upcoming contests. donald trump has 949 delegates and needs fewer than 300 more. there are 637 gop delegates still up for grabs. here's cbs news elections director anthony silvanto. >> reporter: big night, big string of wins for donald trump, the key, picking up almost all the delegates that were available. wel