can you tell me if i pronounced towson wrong? is it toe-son or towson? >> reporter: towson, yes. >> because you know what? i had a total brain blip and it's unfair to the people if i said it wrong. thank you, we'll check in with you throughout the day. appreciate it. >>> in ted cruz's town hall on abc's "good morning america," he also hit hard on trump's tax policies among other things on this tax day. have a listen. >> donald's calculator is missing a few keys. he's always interesting to watch. he's a fun entertainer. but donald has no real solutions. how do you bring jobs back to america? donald has no idea. he has no proposals. no substance. on foreign policy, how do you defeat isis? donald has no idea whatsoever. and so when it comes to the depth, he doesn't understand the problem. he doesn't spend any time studying. >> missing a few keys, huh? joining me now to correct that one, i'm sure. and she's a national political commentator for usa radio networks and cnn commentator set meyer. i'll start with you, scottie. these fly back and forth so quickly,

reporting from towson, maryland. >> in california thousands of voters including several celebrities registered for the wrong party. the l.a. times conducted a survey and found three out of the four members of the party didn't realize they had enrolled in political party that opposes abortion rates and same sex marriage and calls for building a fence along the southern u.s. they were trying to register as an independent. >>> zbl the homeland security department is issuing a warning about quick time for windows. the department is advising users to uninstale apple's quick time video player after two new bugs were found in a software. they say the software could be vulnerable to cyber attacks because apple will no longer be providing security updates. experts say hackers could take control of affected systems. >> the president is backing a new plan that could save you a couple hundred dollars a year on your cable bill. federal communications commission is working on a new rule to forbid cable companies from requiring customers to rent cable boxes. the boxes can run more than 200 bucks a year. the

a towson university student is in a hospital and a fraternity suspended after alleged hating -- hazing. a student was told to eat cat food and vinegar. the student from it at blood and was hospitalized with damage to his intestinal lining and stomach. citing privacy laws, the school says it is limited in the information it can release. >> we are trying to find out exactly what happened. there are a lot of allegations and information out there. police department is working with the baltimore county police department to find out what really happened. the university and baltimore county police are working together to investigate the incident. cappawson charter of phi epsilon has been suspended. everyone is happy with a decision to rename a law school after justice antonin scalia a. and they want the council of education to reject the name change. lawmakers say the decision should have been made in public. agreed to change the name in connection with an anonymous $20 million donation. coming up -- years, thesea few will be replaced by a new rail system. the purple line gets the green light

not in new york, he is in this area campaigning at towson university in maryland ahead of tuesday's primaries. >>> investigators and prince george's county are being cautious about how they treat the case of a 61-year-old man who shot two firefighters trying to get in his house on friday night. one firefighter, 37-year-old, john ulmschneider, was killed. scott broom is live to tell us more about the investigation. what have you learned? >>reporter: prince george's county's top prosecutor told us there will be no rush to judgment about what happened on friday night night. >> we will likely present this to a gradually. >>reporter: a cautious prosecutor is leaving open the possibility that th firefighter friday night may not be charged. >> we will act with integrity. >>reporter: john ulmschneider and colleagues thought they were breaking down the door of the home to save a life. insteat d, icost ulmschneider his. the man inside fear to brake and, according to a relative. he opened fire with a handgun. kevin swain was wounded and so was the shooter's brother who called for here -- help fearing a

and ted cruz, stumped at towson university yesterday. he is telling voters that he is the republican with the best shot of beating hillary clinton. >>> and one of the closest races locally is for u.s. senate in maryland. the winner will replace democratic barbara mccullski who was retiring so we asked the candidates at the tops of the polls to come here to the wusa 9 studios no northwest dc and discuss the issues that are important to you. tonight, democrat donna edwards will be on the set at 7:00 on wusa 9. you can send your questions via the wusa 9 facebook and twitter pages and we will try to get them answered for you. >>> make sure you keep up to date with campaign 2016 on your phone by app, it is free, updates on today's new york primaries plus the voter guide for area races as well and a lot more. >>> there is a new report out, about metro and its -- it is more bad news for the transit agency. the news partners at the washington post are reporting a recent safety blitz revealed more problems. nikki burdine is at the new carolton st

. >> i grew up in towson. i don't think i ever heard any presidential candidate refer to maryland as a battle ground. it matters. this is how remarkable this phrase is. those of us who are political junkies have never seen this before. this is remarkable. you have to win. there is a big tuesday coming up. we have maryland, pennsylvania, new jersey's on the 26th. i might be wrong about that. >> june 7th for new jersey. >> okay. rhode island and delaware. the mid-atlantic grouping. there are tons of delegates at play. in all reality, this looks like on the republican side and democratic side, they will fight to the conventions. this is remarkable to have. >> the political reporter full employment act, if you will. tom lobianco. we thank you and thank muze. thank you all for that. >>> nine minutes after the hour. at least five people killed if record-breaking floods that hit the city of houston. all of the reported deaths are from vehicles that drove into the high waters. at least 10,000 homes flooded in harris c

the campaign in towson, maryland. let's start with you. what is trump doing? it's the final hours before voting starts in new york. >> the trump campaign made it clear they want to get a big win here in new york. they want to be able to walk away with all 95 delegates. to do that, they've been hunkering down doing a lot of campaigning. today he's meeting with a diversity coalition backing him. it's not an official campaign event but it does give you a sense of how the campaign is trying to do things that are a little bit different from the big rallies. now, of course, donald trump is never going to move away from the big ruckus rallies. >> trump also has been on a bad streak in the last week or two. losses in colorado, in wisconsin. a war of words with the republican national committee chairman. does he hope a win in new york will carry over into next week's major contest in pennsylvania, maryland, and other east coast state states? >> reporter: the trump campaign struggles and sort of behind the scenes delegates. >> i want to interrupt for a second because do

. >> as someone who grew up in towson, it is tough to hear maryland as a battle ground. here we are. the last few weeks have been good for cruz and sanders. the next few weeks are where clinton and trump could easily take this back. pennsylvania in particular looks like a good state for clinton and trump. tons of delegates there. almost a moderate, but these are more old fashion maybe with republicans and democrats. you have maryland. not a lot of delegates, but a fair amount when you are looking at the margins we have here. everything leading up to june 7th, when we have an absolute ton of delegates with california being the decider. all leading up to the convention. if either one can put it away, they're in good shape. otherwise, we're having huge convention battles. >> what did you call it? the political reporter employment act. that's you, tom. thank you so much. nice to see you this morning. >> thanks, guys. >>> breaking news out of afghanistan this morning. the taliban claiming responsibility for a suicide blast that rocked central kabul during the rush. afghan off

on the left there, senator ted cruz in towson, maryland.ry clinton in new york city. you see gabby giffords there at the podium. she is introducing hillary clinton. as kristen welker pointed out early her, kirsten gillibrand there. we'll keep an eye on both events for you throughout the hour here on msnbc. >>> meanwhile the fight over immigration reached the supreme court today. there's a lot of interest in this case. hundreds of protesters on both sides of the controversial issue gathering outside the court as the eight justices consider whether president obama's plan to shield more than 4 million illegal immigrants from deportation is constitutional. according to nbc's pete williams, the court appears to be divided and is struggling with the case. a decision is expected in june. stay with us, you're watching msnbc, the place for politics. we'll be right back. you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three quarters of what it takes to replace it.

cruz is in new york city, but his campaign has events scheduled in bethesda and towson. cruz scheduled to gain ground on donald trump. >> the bottom line look at the po underestimated how we do in elections. >> bernie sanders tells the "today" show he's hoping a big win in new york will help him catch up to hillary clinton. 291 democratic delegates are up for grabs. polls show clinton leading by at least ten points. sanders has been on a winning streak lately though. he is now trailing clinton by less than 700 delegates. >>> and today we'll find out which democrats will become delegates in falk iier -- fauqur county. the caucus is tonight at the fauquier county office building in warrington. >>> to ecuador and the race to find survivors after the country's most powerful earthquake ever. and we'll check in with the live desk as well. >>> i'm adam live in transit system in place? i'll tell y i don't believe that big money can buy votes -- not in our district. and i won't claim to have single handily passed just about every bill in annapolis. not when our basic rights are b

. >> a towson university fraternity is temporarily suspended.e investigate an alleged hazing incident. a university spokesman said it ended with a tao kappa pledgeman in the hospital. a radio personality said he vomited blood and had internal injuries after being forced to eat what he thought was cat food, along with vinegar and pickle juice. the national office is investigate the matter. >>> a man who was stabbed in downtown frederick has died. that victim, 36-year-old brian graves, was wounded. around 1:30 monday morning on north market street. police were called there, after receiving a call about a fight. and investigators are trying to locate witnesses who may have been the time. graves leaves behind a 3-year- old daughter. >> a d.c. police officer, arrested after a fight in a cell phone store, learned his fate today. 43-year-old ulysses delaney received a 180-day suspended sentence and six months probation. surveillance video showed delaney fighting with a 20-year- old employee of a cricket wireless story northeast. delaney, a 15-year vete

and nearly 2=hundred miles away in towson, maryland. presidential candidate "the nation is looking to maryland to decide do we nominate donald trump and hand the election to hillary clinton or do we unite behind the cruz campaign and beat the clinton campaign." over the weekend cruz picked up all of wyoming's 14 votes. and in states where trump has already won. party leaders have selected cruz backers as delegates. if trump fails to win on the first ballot, they are poised to deliver the nomination to the texas senator. it's a crooked system the candidate now making dark predictions about how his supporters would react things don't go his way. i hope it doesn't involve violence. i don't think it will. but i will say this, it's a rigged system the only violence on the democratic side was between stand=ins on saturday night live. nat sanders campaigning hard after beating clinton in wyoming. his eighth victory in their last nine contests they don't consider us fringe any more nat hillary clinton maintaining a 15=point lead in a poll taken

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. >> towson down in maryland. >> yes. >> speaking of sue serio, she will do the weather now. >> thatken that knowledge and we have exiled this forecast for you, including the six out of of ten in weather by the numbers. we are getting ready for rain but keep an eye on the sky especially this afternoon just like buddy will. heats umbrella and rain coat so you necessity to expect rain later in the day. temperatures in the 50's and 60's and there is some rain heading in to harrisburg right now. we are watching off to the poconos mountains to see what happens with that. 62 degrees right now in philadelphia the we think we will get to 82 in some places later on this afternoon with enough sunshine. but then storms begin, and some of them could be strong to severe. that is what is going on with your forecast today, prepare for cooler temperatures rest of this week. we will give you you seven day forecast coming up, bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. we have a fender-bender downtown here on the vine street expressway, four cars all smushed together there. they are swapping their license

joining me from towson, maryland, where ted cruz just wrapped up a town hall is nbc's hallie jackson. hallie, we always read the tea leaves of where a candidate is up next to an election. we kind of know how ted cruz thinks he's going to do in new york tomorrow. >> yeah, and where his head is at, especially considering tomorrow night ted cruz will not be in new york, he'll be a couple of hours north of us in philadelphia. significant that he is here in maryland and not anywhere in the empire state, as you mentioned. he was here just a couple of minutes ago, walked out. it was a pretty rowdy crowd. they seemed fired up for cruz. a smaller room but hundreds of supporters who were booing donald trump at every mention, chris. carly fiorina is back out on the trail. she has not been seen in, no, she wasn't out with him then although she was a surrogate for him in wisconsin where cruz was successful and doing well in that state. so cruz continuing to hit these main themes of his stump speech, jobs, freedom and security. he's hoping that will be effective in maryland and in pennsylvania, whe

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. >> nbc's hallie jackson in maryland, home of the towson university tigers.an in the race who would like to spoil donald trump's hopes of pulling off that sweep of all 95 delegates here in new york. that is ohio governor john kasich. he's been campaigning hard in new york for the past two weeks. kelly o'donnell is with the kasich campaign in syracuse, home of the orange, to continue this college nickname theme. kelly, look, donald trump the heavy favorite here in new york tomorrow. how much of a dent can john kasich put into donald trump's delegate haul tomorrow? >> well, he is hoping there will be a way to chip away at that and we're in the sort of before picture for a john kasich town hall here in syracuse. the typical setup is this, steve. there's the debt clock here where he has that running to remind everybody second by second how much each of us owes, more than $59,000 per citizen. and this is a place where john kasich is using his town hall style to try to connect to voters so that he can peel away some of the support in places like this where he often

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