they vote uncommitted. how many of these voters, if they had to choose between sanders and clinton would just check off sanders name because it would give them a chance to vote against hillary clinton? we're only seeing the big numbers in the sanders counties tonight and when you're seeing a race this close, you have to ask yourself, how many votes has bernie sanders lost tonight because of uncommitted? >> steve kornacki that is great. joining us, anderson lundermangrimes. she ran for the state two years ago against mitch mcconnell. she is supporting hillary for president. i will not ask you who you voted for. i know you voted for hillary clinton. tell us about what steve is talking about. steve kornacki they say they're democrats but will vote for trump this fall. >> is it great to join you this evening and steve's analysis is accurate. it is correct. you only have to look back to the 2012 presidential election to see the share of uncommitted vote that was cast against president obama. kentucky is a state

uncommitted is pretty high. hillary is doing little better than obama did in the coal country as well in '08. in jefferson county there's a big population base. that's why it's so close. she is winning the big city and bernie sanders is not doing well as i thought he would do in the rural areas. >> we have a 602-vote difference with bernie sanders with 50% of the vote. your take of what we're watching in kentucky. >> i think unlike west virginia, this is a closed democratic primary. only democrats can vote. because kentucky is consultly and politically conservative and less conservative than bernie sanders, you would think that the democratic elect rate. only greats could vote would be ideally suited for hillary clinton. the fact that she is having a rough time winning a state like this has to be concerning to them. first, obviously because of the optics which we've been talking about all night. she needs a win, she put a lot of money into this race in kentucky. she spent money on tv ads, vesh visited the state

oh, my god, the uncommitted vote through the roof. eight times what it is in some of the clinton counties. we're seeing this across the state. the rural areas of this state where bernie sanders is doing the best. hillary clinton is doing the worst. what you have here are conservative democrats. these are people it is likely, we don't know for sure, we don't have exit polls tonight. it is likely this is an extension of what we saw in west virginia last week that these are probably donald trump voters. these are probably people who have a democratic registration but who have been voting republican in presidential elections for a long time now. they're the reason kentucky is reliably red states. they vote not just because of this race but because of statewide races on the ballot. we saw in west virginia, they had the chance to vote for bernie sanders against hillary clinton. they took in a lot of cases. they could have voted for sanders over clinton or uncommitted. a lot of them took uncommitted, if that option had not been there, bernie

uncommitted was on the ballot against him. look at this, a majority of counties in the kentucky democratic primary four years ago, went for uncommitted over the sitting democratic president of the united states. if it wasn't for obama's wins in louisville and in lexington four years ago, he would have lost the democratic primary in kentucky, to uncommitted. that's sort of the x factor here for hillary clinton. she's attached herself so closely to president obama, to the obama administration, to the obama wing of the democratic party, her numbers from eight years ago, have really come down among democrats in the state. >> and they're almost sort of meaningless to look at because she's basically an obama proxy now. a few things we need to remind people of tonight. it's a closed primary. >> right. >> so tony's like, ain't no one showing up and it's a close primary, that's a recipe for a clinton victory, is it not? >> it could be. you have these conservative democrats in kentucky. they have more democrats than republican. you have

>> [inaudible] more superdelegates than hillary clinton has claimed, another 23 that are uncommitted. are those kinds of numbers enough to -- bernie sanders: no they are not, , john, but it's just part of the process. in other words, those are delegates -- when you are dealing with two superdelegates i think there were two points. lisa asked one question, you are asking the other. 70% of the vote, i think i am entitled to those. i think that the superdelegates should reflect what the people in the state want. that's true for hillary clinton as well. i can't tell you one thing for me and another thing for hillary clinton. if she wins mississippi, by whatever, huge numbers -- superdelegates there should vote for her. that's one issue. but the issue i just spoke to lisa about is a different issue. and that is while i think i say, hey we are entitled to pick up , many dozens of superdelegates, i think the real struggle will be in the hearts and minds of superdelegates who came on board the clinton campaign a long time ago. and they are going to have to go into their hearts, and they are g

. >>> reporter: reliably republican states where he picked up the uncommitted delegates he needed to push him past 1237. several stood behind him as he mocked the failure of hillary nomination outright. >>. watching hillary and she cannot close the deal. that should be an easy deal to close. >>> reporter: clinton made note as well. >> that means an unqualified loose cannon is within reach of the most powerful job in the world. >>> reporter: she mostly fielded questions about a report highly critical of her exclusive use of personal email as secretary of state. she acknowledged that doing so was a mistake and try to put it in the context of the broader election. >> i think voters are going to be looking at the full picture of what i have to offer, my life and my service and the threat that donald trump offers our country. i have confidence they are going to be making the right decision. >>> reporter: apparently still deciding on trump, paul ryan who spoke last night but still has no endorsement to offer. >> we had a productive phone call, >>> there is also a live talk about a possible

. >> blair is one of the few who said she is uncommitted in the presidential race. >> you were in office two years ago. >> reporter: jason barrett voted for hillary clinton today but said he is not surprised bernie sanders won the primary here. >> someone of his age 74, that energized young voters is remarkable. >> reporter: the presidential campaigns rented vacant office space in downtown martinsburg. >> encourage you to get out and vote. >> reporter: so volunteers could call voters for a last-minute get out the vote effort. a different race for former rand paul voter. >> i want to make sure the process is fair. it is clear that trump looks like the nominee. >> donald trump wasn't the only wealthy businessman atop the ballot here. the owner of tv green briar resort won the democratic nomination to run for governor of west virginia. live in martinsburg, scott mcfarland, news 4. >>> new details and searches connected to the death of prince. police were back at his home tonight in minnesota. they are looking for more medical records. a search warrant revealed a minnesota doctor saw prince

they were just uncommitted. so there was desperation in pennsylvania.er 1,237 on bound or including the unbound? the party could still make him prove it in cleveland. >> i get the feeling after listening to you and the experts, this we're in a situation like we were after the florida recount in 2000. we need reform, some sort pattern where voters know their vote will count and there won't be a mismatch between them and who gets the nomination. i guess neither party wants to be clean. thank you, ari. >> hello, chris, marks closing lower to the weekend. dow rising by 117 points. s&p up by 16. the nasdaq gaining 42 points. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to

some uncommitted delegates say that they will back trump and that was enough to put him over the top. and now there's a chance that we could see a debate between donald trump and bernie sanders. trump told reporters today that he would love to debate sanders but tv networks would have to donate 10 to $15 million to charity. sanders later tweeted, i'm delighted that donald trump has agreed to debate. let's do it in the biggest stadium possible. >>> san jose speller on the national stage now. >> coming up, how one smart 7th grader is faring today in the finals of the scripps national spelling bee. >> plus, passengers scared away by long security lines. why things at our airports won't get better soon. >> pick your climate kind of thursday. we have the 50s, the 60s, the 70s and the 80s today in the bay area. nice peek outside showing mainly sunny skies over san francisco. coming up, what part of the weekend may feature the 90s. >> and the bay area beach just got ranked the worst in the state when it companies to water quality. and two others cracked the top 10. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, he won ou

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. >> blaire is one of the people uncommitted in the presidential race. >>> and in ten minutes edward lawrence has more on the big night for donald trump and bernie sanders and what trump plans to do to get skeptical leaders in the gop to join his campaign. >>> safety over service. that was the message metro's general manager paul wiedefeld he said he's willing to make organizational changes. >> the reality is they know where i'm coming from and i have laid out very specifically the types of things i'm expecting. and if they can manage that level, then fine. if they can't, it is probably just not good sense. >> anthony fox announced yesterday that if metro's leaders don't fix safety problems, heat could shut down the system. >>> it's 4:36 today. we'll find out how important dulles international airport is to the regional economy. virginia's transportation secretary will speak to local leaders at an event aimed to boost airport business. that airport has struggled in recent years because of high costs and fewer passengers. >>> local employees whose jobs are at stake plan to fight back

the balloons won't come cascading down until the gop convention in july but previously uncommitted delegates have now gone over to trump's side, putting him over the threshold of 1237 convention votes. while basking in his victory, hillary clinton saying she can't clinch her own nomination. >>> signals are detected, meanwhile, from flight 804 emergency locator device which would dramatically narrow the search area for the all-important black boxes that could explain why it went down in the mediterranean. i'll speak this hour with democratic presidential front-runner hillary clinton and with trump's spokesperson, katrina pierson and i'll have coverage of all of the day's stories. let's go to trump's big milestone which he celebrated a while ago in north dakota. jim acosta is on the scene. he sell grated but also did a little gloating aimed at hillary clinton? >> that's right, wolf. donald trump took a victory lap in north dakota after reaching the number of delegates needed to clinch the nomination. throughout his rise to this moment, he's still capable of generating immediate controversy and

trump celebrated in north dakota at the hearing that a few previously uncommitted delegates have now given him their support. tram clancy has the support of almost everybody in the party. he is telling reporters that he is watching hillary clinton continue her fight for the democratic nomination, and she cannot close the deal. >> catherine: and that brings us to another big topic tonight creek clinton's democratic provide--rival, bernie sanders. dashon says he will agree to debate with sanders but there is a catch. >> that we debate while raising money for a special organization or cost. -- cause >> catherine: trump's sounds serious. so the standards. and sanders agrees they will need a huge venue if this actually happened. hillary clinton however, said today the she thinks they are joking and does not think the debate will materialize. >> pam: calling at an emergency situation. several east bay mares took action today. they meant to sign a letter asking the governor to step up and put in a state of the heart surveillance camera system tariff to help law enforcement crackdown on free

he reached the necessary number of the help of previously uncommitted delegates who now support his candidacy. speaking at a press conference earlier today in bismarck, north dakota trump laughed at the fact he had clinched his party's nomination before hillary clinton. clinton leaves bernie sanders and only needs 78 delegates to clinch the democratic nomination. >>> coming up: we are going to head out live to arlington national cemetery, as soldiers honor those who lost their lives this memorial day. >> and the moving story behind these photos here, west . graduate who broke down during graduation. a lot of beautiful photo. love it. we'll have the story coming up. hey, mike? >> check it out, 909 degrees today at baltimore. could we do it tomorrow? we'll have that forecast, plus your memorial day holiday forecast coming up after the break. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> annual start of the summer season, but is different site at the arlington national cemetery, hundreds every soldiers took time out for the real meaning of the holiday. >> since 1948 the old guards has but the flag in front

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trump reached one thousand -- 1238 delegates yesterday after uncommitted delegates announce they are supporting him. now, that's one more delegate than he needed to become the party's nominee. >> on the democratic side, hillary clinton could clinch her party's nomination whether voters in new jersey and california head to the polls on june 7. clinton only needs 74 more delegates to reach the 2383 delegates to lock up that nomination. bernie sanders has little more than 15 hundred delegates with only 917 more up for grabs before the convention here in philadelphia in july. >> it is 5 07. and it has been a rough spring, right? so much rain. not really that warm. but now, exactly, it is time to get ready for summer. >> yes, it is memorial day weekends, many in our area are packing their bags, headed down to the shore, "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen live in wildwood with a look at what's going on there, pat, what's going on? >> well, i mean, it is five a.m., so not whole lot going on right here in the wildwoods, but soon enough, there absolutely will be, this place will be flooded

sanders and supporters are hoping to attract super delegates that have either remained uncommitted ory clinton so far to come over to hisside saying, listen, we keep winning the contests. maybe you should consider backing us. >> let's move to donald trump. he sat down with megyn kelly and he took to the question calling her a bimbo head on. did that help him with female voters? >> we have to see on that point. but female voters are a definite voting bloc that he's had trouble with. obviously the hope he had with this interview was to show a more appealing side to him by interacting with a host that hasn't always seen eye to eye with him. >> all right, daniel, thanks for joining us. have a great day. >> thanks. >>> just ahead, a look at the youth vote and why so many students are crossing party lines. that's next. i can draw lightly, just like i would with a real pencil. i've been a forensic artist for over 30 years. i do the composite sketches which are the bad guy sketches. you need good resolution, powerful processor because the computer has to start thinking as fast as my brain doe

there is a path that involves flipping superdelegates that are either uncommitted or pledged and trying to get them to flip. i think it will be hard with elected superdelegates. they have their own platform to from which they can talk. they make endorsements. that is a difficult one. there is quite a number. we are going to do well as we finish out this rest of the primary, ending up in california. math being what it is, we understand we have a tough road ahead, but there is a commitment , and i agree with bernie that we have to let every vote count all the way through. this movement, this campaign began with total underestimation of what was possible. we have now established that there is a significant block of democrats on the left and all on the progressive side of the agenda. i think it behooves our party to understand that, but overall, i think we need to finish it out. i think there are seems to be made, issues to continue to propagate and to fold up the , tent is not about an individual as bernie has said. it is about the message of the issues we have raised, and they deserve the

. >> that's really hard to do, to become a delegate, which is critical, because they're uncommitted whenhey head to cleveland. >> absolutely. >> i think this was trump's super tuesday. i really do. i think it's over. i think he's gonna win indiana. i think he's gonna win california. i looked at even some of the wards in philadelphia where there were small numbers of republicans, but even in the african-american wards, trump won the republican votes there. there is something about the appeal of this gentleman at this point that seems to be crossing a lot of barriers. we were talking a lot about the fact he was being -- he was attracting those without college educations. well, that wasn't true on tuesday. >> right. >> he was attracting people who made more money and people with a college education. i think it's -- honestly, i think it's hillary clinton and donald trump in november. >> and in pennsylvania in the fall, who will take the stage? it's typically been a clinton, obama win here, but it really is an interesting year where all bets are off about anything. nelson. >> well, you know,

a group of previously uncommitted delegates pledged their support thursday.guaranteed the nomination before hillary clinton got there. >>> iraqi forces and allied militias are celebrating their first significant victory as they battle isis around the city of fallujah. they've retaken the nearby town of parma. the victory means most of iraq east of fallujah is now under iraqi government control. >>> a show of support for the taliban's new leader. the taliban commanders pledging their allegiance. this amateur video shows him. a u.s. drone strike killed the previous leader, mullah mansour in pakistan on saturday. >>> we turn now to the search for missing egyptair flight 804. france just announced an underwater search operation for the jet will begin soon. france is also sending a ship equipped with devices that can locate the plane's black boxes. meantime, egypt's state media reports signals have been detected from one of the jet's emergency locater transmitters. for more, here's nic robertson in cairo. >> reporter: so this is really going to speed up the search

he is speaking out to supporters in bismarck, north dakota, surrounded by some of the uncommitted delegatesho are now saying they will support his nomination. the associated press reported earlier today that mr. trump had clear the delegate count hurdle. he said earlier that republican senators and congressmen have been thanking him. he was asked about hillary clinton and e-mail scandal. he said, i want to run against her, this is all probably illegal. he said she is skirting on the edge all the time. he said that is mrs. clinton's history. stay with us on bloomberg television. we will have more on his remarks. michigan governor rick snyder is looking to stop administrative investigations into have two state agencies handle the drinking water crisis. it move follows morning that is hampering state and federal inquiries. the investigations could have what he call a chilling effect on the criminal process and may cause of instruction of justice. french police have detained a man thought to have links to extremism. the man was believed to have a knife and a teargas bomb. the standup took about

it's not like a bunch of uncommitted republican voters are going to go out and support hillary clinton. the talk is is there a third party candidate? bill crystal and others have been hoping to recruit another candidate into this race. that would change things. other than that, it's a question of what do people like mitt romney, the bush family do to fight against trump? do they put any money against him? do they campaign against him publicly while he's at the convention? what happens? this is a really strange situation. it's almost hard to imagine. >> no one could have called this. you have -- at the same time, he's also going after bill clinton. >> what they're doing is $90 million of ads on donald trump and it has to do a lot with the women's issue, am i right? and i'm saying is nobody in this country or maybe in the history of the country politically was worse than bill clinton with women. he was a disaster. he was a disaster. i mean, there's never been anybody like this. and she was a total enabler. she would go after these women and destroy their lives. >> so for a moment we thou

previously uncommitted delegates are now supporting his candidacy. >>> b.a.r.t. riders who rely on the fremont line will have to contend with track closures over the holiday weekend. the dublin line will also be affected as a ripple effect. crews are finishing work on a rail replacement project there. that work will start at midnight tonight and then wrap up sometime over the holiday weekend but we'll let you know. b.a.r.t. will use shuttle buses between the two stations in the meanwhile. >>> some of the best-known musicians are in wine country this weekend. the bottle rock music festival is in nap have a running through sunday. stevie wonder closes the festivities. tonight, lenny kravitz plays and floerns & the machine is on saturday and closes on sunday with the receipt hot chili peppers. the lead singer suffered complications of the flu and had to be hospitalized but he returned to the stage last weekend to close out a music festival in ohio. so he'll be there ready to go. >> and it is going to be red hot. >> oh, yes. >> that's what i was thinking. >> yeah, it

previously uncommitted delegates are now supporting his candidacy. >>> at 6:00, a search intensifyingfor a missing vallejo teenager after the man suspected of taking her is shot and killed in a gun fire exchange with officers. >>> a firefighter injured as flames engulf an alameda home. the reason crews struggle to contain the fire and reach that person inside. >> that got the whole arena standing. steph curry we are not going home. warriors stave off elimination forcing game six in oklahoma city on saturday night. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura this morning. >> i'm sam brock. clutch performance. >> he was pounding his chest. >> a lot of emotion out there we are pounding our chest for nice warm weather. >> you might be wiping your forehead before the weekend is over. it's going to be a hot weekend. get ready for 80s and 90s. a shot from belvedere this morning. you can barely make out alcatraz but it's in there. you may encounter haze. 45 there. 53 in san francisco. later on, close to 70 in san francisco. mi

these last few stragglers who were uncommitted delegates who suddenly committed to him.efore the final race of 300 delegates. he already won it. no republican has earned more votes in election cycle than mr. trump. does that bring out donors? let's ask nicole thick pour, gop fund-raiser extraordinaire. what do you think? >> hey. you know what? charlie gasparino and you were talking about, there is your vehicle, the vehicle to bridge the gap between donald trump campaign and the donor, and establishment donor and leery donor. i think that you have somebody like art laffer, steve forbes, you know, stephen moore and larry kudlow, they actuallyhave an organization focused on economics and i think if you get someone like this to make calls on behalf of donald trump, and you know, say that he is endorsing, you know the economic plan that you see fit, i think that would be the final vehicle to bridge that gap. and he is going to need it, i just doesn't think donald trump can do it. neil: not winning friends like susan martinez. that happens i understand but why is wasting so mu

previously uncommitted delegates are putting their support behind his candidacy. >>> 99% of people livingn san francisco are within a ten minute walk of a park. that fact is one of the reaps the san francisco park system is ranked fifth best in the nation. number one is minneapolis. >> some of the world's best known musical artists are in wine country this weekend. they are providing a serious taste of great music. >> bottle rock napa valley music festival gets under way at the napa expo. it's sold out. the event runs through sunday. stevie wonder closes festivities tonight. lenny kravitz will perform. florence and the machine plays tomorrow and the festival closes out sunday with the red hot chili peppers. the lead singer had to be hospitalized recently while on tour after he suffered complications from the flu. we are going to give it away now. he is back in business. he returned to the stage last weekend to close out a music festival in ohio. i can't take credit for that. that was our writer rob. >> you pulled it off. you are going on sunday. i didn't have you pegged for a red hot chil

if you look at donald trump, to make the math simple, he is at 1000 delegates with the uncommitted inennsylvania. he will win new jersey, winner take all. let's be stingy in the allocation in california, we will say he gets 150 out of 172 in california. he is at 1200 pre-indiana. if he wins indiana, he is clearly going to be the nominee on the first ballot in cleveland. the parties should begin to bestow the trappings that it would on any nominee. john: last time, you talked about the fact that republicans privately say that trump is unqualified, etc. so the never trump movement, regardless of whether he gets to 1237, there are people who are in the never trump movement. they will never vote for him. you are donald trump, mitt romney does not show up to the convention. john mccain has said he will not. he could change his mind, but right now the past two nominees are not going to go. they have made it clear they will not ever vote for him let alone endorse him. how do you manage that? some people will endorse him, he will get that. some of the party will acquiesce and capitulate. what

party's percent of nominee coaching support of the required delegates thursday when previously uncommitted unbound delegates pretty clear they are on team trump. the last man standing out of a massive 17 1700 field submitted at a campaign stop in north dakota today. >> the people behind the got us over the top. believe me, i will be to hillary. chuck is the unofficial end of what has been an unconventional and ugly primary campaign from the first time politician. he had raucous rallies and controversial comments. while he has a delegates to secure the nomination, it doesn't mean everyone in the party is on board. speaker of the house, paul ryan seems hesitant to endorse. >> i'm concerned about making sure we have party unity, real unity, not pretend. we need to win this election.>> reporter: trump will be continued to be called presumptive nominee until the convention in july. >>> we reported it 24 hours ago and today the internet has been buzzing. a potential donald trump bernie sanders debate in california. both candidates seem to agree on one last night. we'll take a look at the possibi

some of them were previously uncommitted. some were committed to other candidates who have dropped out but have moved to trump's column. he crosses that magic number and he has all but secured the nomination. he won't officially become the nominee until votes are cast in cleveland in july. but he will keep that presumptive nominee title that he has been using for the last little bit and clinched now. i just think if we had said a year ago that donald trump would be clinching the republican nomination before the nomination race was over. >> or clinching at all. it was a surprise that he got in. people didn't take him seriously. people didn't think the crowds he was getting in states across the country would equal votes but here he has done something remarkable. this is an historic day. i think you have to say wow. he has done it. it means something significant for the republican party. they have been grappling with what it means for months now. >> almost a year since he announced he is running for the republican nomination. 17

there are 150 uncommitted super delegates right now, this are a large number of super delegates who announcedry clinton before the race and didn't know about this race. there's another opportunity for super delegates to take another look at this race and make the decision bernie sanders is ultimately better for the democratic party in terms of electing bernie sanders and b t beating donald trump. >> no one can say you aren't keeping it competitive. thank you. >> thanks for having me. . ♪ ♪ she can program jet engines to talk and such. ♪ ♪ her biggest weakness is she cares too much. ♪ thank you. my friend really wants a job at ge. mine too. ♪ i'm a wise elf from a far off shire. ♪ and sanjay patel is who you should hire. ♪ thank you. seriously though, stacy went to a great school and she's really loyal. you should give her a shot. sanjay's a team player and uh... it takes a lot of work... but i really love it.s. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essen

in 1976, desperate to overcome the advantage of ford and desperate to make inroads among the 54 uncommittedates and several weeks before the convention he named --. >> did it work? >> in. >> kimberly, it wasn't the only thing, you had ted cruz naming fiorina and making the deal that he said was not an allowance with john kasich. daring or desperate? >> he has to make a dare, attempt to is a campaign of no regret this is part the narrative to be able to stay in the race f he does not succeed in indiana he can say he is going with carly fiorina and this is someone from california, a job to motivate women and other suburbans. it is the original play he had. i don't think he will prevail in indiana and it will not be enough and it wasn't enough of a ringing endorsement. trump outplayed him with the endorsement of bobby knight. >> we need to point out, because some do not know, bobby knight was the legendary basketball coach of the indiana hoosiers. >> and you had ted cruz referring to the ring so there are a --. >> he did say basketball ring. >> ring rather than a "hoop." that because not a win

for the second term and she's one of the few republican voters we found today who are officially uncommitted on the presidential nominee. at an airport hangar in martinsburg, a parade of voters arrived at lunchtime and each telling us they were here to choose a presidential nominee. >> this country's in trouble and we need to get someone in there that can straight then country out. my father told me the only freedom you have is to >> bernie sanders and hillary clinton have offices in downtown martinsburg. clinton volunteers are making calls into the evening to mobilize voters including young voters. this young woman is voting in her first-ever election, she says. in part because her a.p. spanish teacher is running for judge, and she, too, wanted to tell us about her presidential choice. >> donald trump. big supporter of donald trump right here. yeah. >> reporter: coming up on news 4 at 6:00, from the farms to the factories. the big battle to be an official convention delegate for donald trump out of west virginia. >> wendy, back to you. >> thanks, scott. since donald trump did become the gop

uncommitted super delegates, if you will. when you say he's in it until the convention, even if he doesn't do well, he's going to stay in until the convention because -- >> i think if we lose any state between now and then, it will be hard to make the case. a prerequisite is to do well between now and the end but we will. >> do you think it's possible she could get enough to convince him it's over? >> sure. i think if she adds enormously to her pledge delegate advantage, between now and indiana, for us to make the case of the super delegates is not going to be effective. we recognize that. >> he really wants to make a statement not just to get the nomination, but looking increasingly difficult if not impossible right now. but he wants to make a statement on the party platform and have a say. what are the goals? >> his goal is to win. >> what's his next goal? >> he wants the democratic party to win and he believes the way for the democratic party to win is to first of all have a progressive agenda that talks about things like

going to win west virginia and if you're in any other race you would say 50 to 39 there's some uncommitted, but you would say that's a good win. it's an impressive win if you're bernie sanders. the problem for sanders is we've allocated some of the delegates so far, but as of now based on the results so far bernie sanders has cut six delegates. what was a 303 clinton lead in pledged delegates is down to 297 with another half dozen delegates to allocate tonight. even though sanders gets a win, it's baby steps in he terms of catching up and he needed to win 66% of the remaining pledged delegates to catch her in the pledged delegate chase. he's going to be shy of that in west virginia even though it's an impressive win. he's not going to get 66% of the delegates out of west virginia which means that increases his math and makes it steeper as he goes forward. he's confident in oregon. the clinton campaign thought they would win kentucky, that one seems in play for bernie sanders and the clinton campaign is counting on new jersey and new mexico. this could be the ultimate battle ground on the s

i want to bring in attorney, cnn opinion writer and uncommitted supporter.al commentator, a democratic strategist, hillary clinton supporter and maybe most importantly for this discussion superdelegate. i will get to that in a minute. i want to go to you because one of the things that bernie's campaign put out there in an e-mail was that the democratic party is courting disaster. that is strong language when you are talking about the support behind hillary clinton and being misquoted as if hillary is quoting disaster. is this damaging? >> i am going to give him the benefit of the doubt and say it was accidental. of course they have to put that out there because of where the race is right now. sanders is likely to win several more primaries. the fact is there is no correlation between success in the primaries and momentum. barack obama lost several late primaries in 2008. you can go to jimmy carter in 1976. there is turmoil within the democratic party but not to be compared to the gop side. what is going on is making hillary a stronger candidate, a better can

which to say that he needs to get about 70% of the remaning pledge delegates out there. 90% of all uncommittedlegates out there. in order to catch hillary clinton. that presumes that hillary clinton support will just evaporate. so far shows no signs of doing that. it is tough for him. >> dickerson: he talks about maybe convincing the superdelegates when he gets to the convention, also got steep hill 20 climb there. situation not just about math. these are party leaders and elected leaders who can port whoever. right now majority are with hillary clinton and again they haven't shown nines of switching. >> dickerson: let's go to the general election map, that big map where just tart off with reminding us where things stand in the general election, where the two parties are, what things look like going boo the general election. >> sure. as we pivot to the general, you start to look at a collection of states where, remember, presidential election is a state by tate contest. we see many national polls which are useful. this is one state by state. the democrats have in recent years held on to a numb

desperate to make in-roads among 54 uncommitted delegates.everal weeks before the convention he names -- >> did it work? >> it didn't. >> all right. kimberly, let me pick up with you. it wasn't the only move. you have cruz naming fiorina, cruz making the deal that he said wasn't an alliance with kasich to get him out. daring or desperate? >> i think of course you have to make some daring attempts to have a campaign of no regrets. this is part of his narrative going forward to try to stay in the race. if he doesn't succeed in indiana he can say i'm going with carly. this is someone from california. this is hopefully to motivate women and other suburbans to support him. i think it was the only play he had. i still think ultimately he's not going to prevail in indiana. it won't be enough. it wasn't enough of a ringing endorsement of pence. trump outplayed him with the endorsement of bobby knight. that was resounding. >> we need to point out for people who don't know because this is the third reference to him. bobby knight was the legendary baske

we'll talk to one unbound delegate remaining firmly uncommitted.issa: plus the battle between good and evil? the message ted cruz is pushing to indiana voters. that is next. >> i believe in the men and women gathered here and the goodness of the american people that will not give in to evil. i know breaking the neighborhood speed record looks easy... but i wouldn't be able to burn rubber without optum. see i have diabetes... which can make it a little harder to become a racing legend. thankfully, though, i have an optum nurse and in-home biometric monitoring that really work with my doctor's plan. which means diabetes doesn't get in my way... unlike the neighbor's front yard. this is healthier, powered by optum. from health plans to providers to employers. we connect all parts of health care. healthier is here. david: donald trump in carmel, indiana, making final push for hoosier voters. trump responded about that exchange with one of his supporters and ted cruz. listen. >> cruz was like, you know, oh, this guy is a liar. why we, we call him "lyin'

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>> [inaudible] than hillaryegates clinton has claimed, another 23 are uncommitted. others kinds of numbers enough? sen. sanders: no, they are not, john, but it's just part of the process. those areords, delegates -- when you are dealing with two superdelegates -- u.s. one question, you are asking the other. -- lisa asked one question, you are asking the other. i think that the superdelegates should reflect what the people in the state want. that's true for hillary clinton as well. , byhe wins mississippi whatever, huge numbers -- superdelegates there should vote for her. that's one issue. but the issue i just spoke to lisa about is a different issue. entitled tok we are pick up many dozens of superdelegates, the real struggle will be in the hearts and minds of superdelegates who came on board the clinton campaign a long time ago. they will have to go into their -- answer for themselves -- do they want the second strongest candidate running against trump or the strongest candidate? i'm not making any productions, nothing guaranteed, but i think that some of the super

. >> now, in just a minute, we're going to see how all of this is playing with an uncommitted conventionegate. he's part of a select group of free agents, the unbound delegates, they're going to be free agents at the convention this summer, and they could have an enormous influence, if this race, that's a big if, if this race is still tight come convention time. here's the big picture now. our poll has trump dominating indiana. this is where a cruz loss would be devastating to his campaign and to the stop trump movement. trump's lead, 15 points over cruz. he's pushing 50%, trump is, in our nearest poll. we should note that our number is higher than other recent polling, but that's hardly a comfort for the cruz campaign. the average indiana poll has trump ahead by about 8 points heading into tomorrow's primary. the aura of inevitability around trump, through the roof now, according to a cnn/orc poll released just in the last hour. 91% of republican voters now think that trump will be their nominee. 84% of voters nationwide believe that trump will win the republican nomination for presiden

the uncommitted delegates and the conventions and ways in which the actual selection of the dumbest -- delegates go on. many of us do not pay attention to. andd time going to states figure out who these delegates were. that will get more scrutiny. superdelegates will be raised on the them credit for. a move towards more democracy position -- democratization. their options for stopping donald trump are not that great. thank you very much, john. not to henry. to talk about the soul of both political parties and what we have learned at this point and whether donald trump can unite the party or whether they will be a third challenge -- party challenge. talking about the soul of the republican party. i can imagine norm saying that -- [laughter] of course, the devil has already made his appearance in the race. i like to describe a somewhat conservatives as the affection that perverse -- prefer john boehner rather than the staunch conservatives. john boehner appears in the week completioncruz's comparison of his life -- competition up his sleeve. he called him lucifer. this shows that the re

>> [inaudible] more superdelegates than hillary clinton has claimed, another 23 that are uncommitted. are those kinds of numbers enough to -- bernie sanders: no they are not, , john, but it's just part of the process. in other words, those are delegates -- when you are dealing with two superdelegates i think there were two points. lisa asked one question, you are asking the other. 70% of the vote, i think i am entitled to those. i think that the superdelegates should reflect what the people in the state want. that's true for hillary clinton as well. i can't tell you one thing for me and another thing for hillary clinton. if she wins mississippi, by whatever, huge numbers -- superdelegates there should vote for her. that's one issue. but the issue i just spoke to lisa about is a different issue. and that is while i think i say, hey we are entitled to pick up , many dozens of superdelegates, i think the real struggle will be in the hearts and minds of superdelegates who came on board the clinton campaign a long time ago. and they are going to have to go into their hearts, and they are g