listen, yesterday we were in watertown. the last time that a president for candidate had been in watertown, i was informed, it was teddy roosevelt. it was fantastic. the only problem was that i did not get an opportunity to see the lake. which is -- or the island. but if you know or not, a chef from new york city ripped off thousand island dressing. that is not right. utica yesterday. we had a beautiful effort. today, and the city and the neighborhoods, this has been so great. --m back to syracuse syracuse, i should say. timenday, i had a great with the legislature up in albany. it has just been a wonderful, wonderful time. and then, there is no question that the opportunity that i was given today, to be in this great synagogue, given an opportunity to speak to the congregation, it will go down as one of the great moments in my lifetime. and what a privilege. so, questions? process ofin the examining a potential vice president nominee yet? governor kasich: i am not, not today. >> has the process started? governor kasich: so

>> 67 franklin, watertown. >> reporter: the home of 66-year-old david hen berry. a 9-1-1 call being heard here for the first time tonight. >> i have a boat in my yard. there's blood all over the inside. there's a person in the boat. >> are you sure? >> i just looked in the boat. >> hello? >> yeah. >> can you look at the boat without making yourself noticeable? >> i can look at it right now. i'm outside. >> go back inside. >> i can hear -- >> don't put yourself in harm's away. stay away from the boat. >> i'm not going near the boat. i'm absolutely not going near the boat. >> and we were literally the first ones on the boat. i went and said we're already here. >> i'm in the rear of the yard. i got eyes on the boat. >> we got the guy. someone is broken holes in the roof of the house. >> it looked like he was poking with a gun. >> reporter: on their own hundreds of agents and police responded to the scene, guns drawn. [ gunfire ] >> and i'm like oh, my god. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> reporter: more than 250 shots into the boat itself and dozens more into surround

because, listen, yesterday we were in watertown.hat a president for candidate had been in watertown, i was informed, it was teddy roosevelt. it was fantastic. the only problem was that i did not get an opportunity to see the lake. which is -- or the island. -- or the thousand islands. but if you know or not, a chef from new york city ripped off thousand island dressing. that is not right. we went to utica yesterday. we had a beautiful effort. today, in the city and the neighborhoods, this has been so great. i am back to syracuse -- syracuse, i should say. on monday, i had a great time with the legislature up in albany. it has just been a wonderful, wonderful time. and then, there is no question that the opportunity that i was given today, to be in this great synagogue, given an opportunity to speak to the congregation, it will go down as one of the great moments in my lifetime. and what a privilege. so, questions? >> are you in the process of examining a potential vice president nominee yet? governor kasich: i am not, not today. >>

the last time the presidential candidate had been in watertown i wasn't born.nly problem was i didn't get an opportunity to see the lake, which is, or this thousand i love. i don't know if you know but a shift from new york city went to watertown and ripped off thousand island dressing. that's just not right. we went to utica yesterday, had a beautiful, beautiful effort in utica. but today in the city come into neighborhoods, this has been, been so great. i'm back to syracuse, syracuse i should say, on monday, and i had a great time with the legislature up in albany. i mean, it's just been a wonderful, wonderful time. and then there's no question that the opportunity that i was given today to be in this great synagogue, to be given an opportunity to speak to the congregation will go down as one of the great moments in my lifetime. and what a privilege. so, questions? >> are you in the process of examining a vice presidential nominee yet speak was i am not today, no. >> just in general has that process started? >> somebody, somebody said to me that we needed to

is headed uptate to watertown. -- upstate to watertown. telling supporters there he's not worried about a contested election. >> despite the rigging, i think we get there before the convention. i think we do. >> reporter: the billionaire's campaign says the businessman has all but thrown in the towel in wyoming where ted cruz is today. cruz picked up nine delegates in the state during last month's conference compared to trump's single delegate. on the democratic side of the race, bernie sanders met with pope francis at the vatican this morning. describing meeting the pontiff as a real honor. sanders supporters protested outside of a protest for rival hillary clinton in san francisco last night. the event costs about $30,000 per person or $350,000 per table. the money raised will go toward clinton's campaign and the democratic national convention. protesters held signs reading "hillary, you can't sit with us unless you have money. bernie sander business 250 delegates. former president bill clinton will be campaigning on her behalf. >> this

t watertown. the only candidate who had been there before was teddy roosevelt. incredible. we love to visit teddy's home. it is beautiful. how about that theater that we played in? the paramount? zappa.me, frank i don't think zappa was ever there. dweezil zappa was there. [laughter] what do you think? yeah, i'm going to have a little strudel. they have never seen me eating any dessert. three? cut it in three pieces, without any of whipped cream or fattening stuff. i'm going to have another piece. >> you have earned it. governor kasich: three pieces. perfect. perfect. ok. plates are right there. i know i am going to make mistakes. there we go. strudelll not eat my with a knife. i will use my finger. here we go. strudel for you. we're going to eat it like this. here. wow. good.very is that apple and there? >> it is apple strudel. governor kasich: lovely. i recommend this restaurant to everybody here. thank you. [laughter] ben, aren't you tired of this? what you want to do when i leave, ben? where is your home? ben: brooklyn. governor kasich: oh, you are going to go home? ben:

i mentioned earlier today, going to watertown. the only candidate who had been there before was teddy roosevelt. incredible. you know? to teddy'se visit home. beautiful. how about that theater that we played in? the paramount? it was me, frank zappa. i don't think zappa was ever there. dweezil zappa was there. i think. hello. [laughter] this is silly. what do you think? yeah, i'm going to have a little strudel. they have never seen me eating any dessert. can you cut it in three? three pieces, without any of that whipped cream or fattening stuff. just bring me strudel, three plates. strudel. i'm going to have a little piece of strudel. >> you have earned it. kasich: he is going to have a strudel, too. three pieces. perfect. perfect. ok. plates are right there. i know i am going to make mistakes. there we go. ok, i will not eat my strudel with a knife. i will use my finger. ok, here you go. strudel for you. we are going to need more utensils. just like this. wow. very good. is that apple in there? >> it is apple strudel. governor ka

. >>> trump is going to hold rallies in syracuse and watertown. yesterday he was greeted as he took a swipe at connecticut's governor. >> i will say this. if i were governor, i wouldn't be losing general electric, that i can tell you. >>> ohio governor john kasich will hold town halls today. yestplday he hosted town halls in watertown, utica, then to syracuse and schenectady. >>> meanwhile, ted cruz will visit indiana and pennsylvania. >>> again, the primary tuesday april 19th. count on news 4 new york for all the information you need in the days ahead. beyond primary day, of course. you can check nbcnewyork.com for >>> in maryland a veteran firefighter was shot dead while responding to a call. two firefighters were doing a welfare check at a home in prince georges county last night. they knocked but no one answered. when they tried to forcefully open the door, the resident started shooting. one firefighter was killed. the other is in critical condition this morning. the relative who called for the welfare check was also shot. no charges have been

a few hours ago, he met with the public in watertown new york. this afternoon, he'll be in utica. last night, former governor george pataki endorsed john kasich saying he's the only republican that can trouns hillary clinton. >>> a group of former apprentice contestants are turning the table on donald trump. six people who appeared on the tv show including the season four winner are joining forces to denounce the republican frontrunner. the contestants believe trump is not worthy of becoming president. >> we denounce donald's campaign of sexism, zee na phobia, racism, violence and hate as a team. >> donald trump slammed the former don test tants as six failing wannabes. >>> voters hit the polls tuesday you can get the latest on the candidates at nbcnewyork.com. >>> in new jersey, a fire that already destroyed several homes rekindled this morning. chopper 4 was above the scene as it happened. a few firefighters were hurt trying to get this under control. tracie strahan is on the ground now with the latest. >> reporter: the street opened about an hour and a half ago. you may be able

john kasich headed upstate holding town halls in watertown and utica. >> donald trump went north and held a rally. he'll be in hartford connecticut at 7:00. >> ted cruz spent the morning in binghamton. >> as the candidates fight for votes, the latest poll shows how they stack up in new york. trump leads with 54%, kasich with 25 and cruz trailing with 16. >>> the democratic debate has one local community buzzing. will bernie sanders' views on israel cost him jewish votes in new york? melissa russo is here with more >> chuck, no other jewish presidential candidate has ever come this far in a presidential race, so you might think the fact that sanders is jewish would give him a big boost here in new york. that doesn't seem to be the case. and last night's clash over israel might be one example of why. >> netanyahu is not right all of the time. >> nobody is saying that any individual leader is always right. >> bernie sanders at last night's debate said israel's 2014 military response to rocket fire from gaza and the killing of three israeli teenagers was disproportionate. >> some 10,000

in upstate new york today, trump held campaign rallies in syracuse and watertown. he told the crowd he's glad to be back in his home state. the candidates have several issues including unemployment, jobs and building a wall. and he attacked rival ted cruz. >> i even heard lying ted the other day, we must build the wall. i said where did that come from? where did that come from? he's a liar. >> trump also called the delegate distribution system rigged and unfair to the voters. the campaign has all but thrown in the towel in the wyoming delegate contest. voting began today for the 14 open national delegates at the state's gop convention. >>> pope francis wants to put to rest speculation that he's getting involved in american politics. this after a visit from democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. 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 hono

we are going to reveal the becauselans soon yesterday we were in watertown. the last time i presidential candidate had been in water town , it was teddy roosevelt. it was fantastic. the only problem was i getting get an opportunity to see the lake. i don't know whether you know, a chef from new york city went to watertown and ripped off thousand island dressing. we had a beautiful effort. this has been so great. i had a great time with the legislature up in albany. there was no question that the opportunity i was given today to be in this great synagogue, to be given an opportunity to speak will go downgation as one of the great moments of my lifetime. and what a privilege. you in the>> are process of examining a vice presidential nominee yet? >> i am not today, no. >> has that process started? kasich: somebody said to me we need to think about this and i said it is a little bit early. i will get back to you on that. >> why did you decide to come here today and deliver that speech? know whath: i didn't i was going to say when i got here. this was my speech. i

later this afternoon, he's up in watertown in the north part near ft. drum where the ted mountain division is stagtsed. he's got a huge lead here. 32 points over kasich, 36 points over cruz, who's running way back in third. you think with a lead like this, you can put your feet up, enjoy the weekend and watch the results roll in on tuesday. but he's not letting up. the reason is, is complicated delegate math here. it's divided up by congressional districts. three delegates per district, plus a number of at large delegates. if you get above 50%, you get all three, but if you don't crack 50%, you only get two. he needs as many as he can get if he wants to get to 1237, the magic number before the convention in july. he also continues to rail against the delegate selection process in many states like colorado, wyoming, which is picking delegates today in the big article in "the wall street journal" yesterday. that op-ed, which he said people are being disenfranchised, he blameded the rnc for creating a system not representative of people's votes, also payin

. >> donald trump stayed upstate speaking to a group of 5,000 then he headed north to the watertown airport where he held a rally in a large airplane hangar. he touched on everything from security to gun rights saying things would have been much different in san bernardino if he were president. >> if he had his gun and he's standing on the other side, you don't have 14 people dead. you have a couple of bad ones people. same thing in paris. >> senator ted cruz spent the day in wyoming hoping to bag that state's 14 delegates at the state gop convention. last month cruz scored nine of 12 available delegates at wyoming's county conventions. donald trump and senator marco rubio each scored one. >>> as we said, the primary is this tuesday, count on news 4 new york for all the information you need in the days ahead and beyond primary day. you can always check nbcnew york.com for constant updates. >>> pope francis today on a mission of mercy. he made a brief but emotional trip to a refugee champ and he chose to bring three families back to the vatican with him. the visit to the greek island of lesb

and yesterday, at a big rally in watertown, trump pledged that cruz doesn't have much of a path forward after new york. here he is. >> after this weekend, when he gets wiped out in new york, which he will -- he gets wiped out. he no longer has a road to the nomination. he will no longer, after this week. because it should be -- it should be pretty thorough because who would -- after he talked about new york values and talked about it in such a disgusting way, who in new york would vote for this guy? and who in new york would vote for the other guy, who is in favor of the nafta? so you can't. i'm sorry, folks, you only got trump! >> reporter: of course donald trump in the past couple of weeks has been on the war path about the delegate selection process after he was shut in and out the state of colorado. this morning at this press conference he was saying wyoming was another example of that. but he chose not to play in either wyoming or colorado. yesterday at a big rally in syracuse, he suggested that unless the republican national committee changes the rules regarding delegate selection

then he headed north to the watertown airport where he held a rally inside a hangar there. trump touched on everything, national security, political rivals, to gun rights. saying things would have been much different in san bernardino if he were president. >> if he had his gun and he's standing on the other side, you don't have 14 people dead. you have a couple of bad ones dead. but you don't have 14 people. same thing in paris. >> meanwhile, ohio governor john kasich stumped saturday in the city reaching out to the jewish community on the sabbath. he enjoyed pickles, a bowl of matzah ball soup and strudel. he put politics aside speaking at a synagogue in great neck. >> i didn't want to make a political talk. i wasn't interested. talk about faith i think. to be given an opportunity to speak to the congregation will go down as one of the great moments in my lifetime. >> senator ted cruz spent the day in wyoming where he bagged all the remaining 14 delegates the state gop convention and saturday's sweep follows his victory in wyoming last month where he scored 9 of 12 availab

time in any campaign, than being able to campaign in new york, i mentioned earlier today, going to watertownthe only candidate who had been there before was teddy roosevelt. incredible. you know? we love to visit teddy's home. it is beautiful. how about that theater that we played in? the paramount? it was me, frank zappa. >> i don't think zappa was ever there. gov. kasich: dweezil zappa was there. [laughter] governor kasich: silly, isn't it? what do you think? yeah, i'm going to have a little strudel. they have never seen me eating any dessert. did you cut it in three pieces? three pieces, without any of that whipped cream or fattening stuff. just strudel. three plates. who's here. it.ve earned three pieces. perfect. perfect. ok. there. plates right mistake ito make a know. there we go. ok, just so you could -- i will not eat my strudel with a knife. i will use my finger. here you go, shrimp. strudel for you. we're going to eat it like this. here. wow. yeah, very good. is that apple in there? >> it is apple strudel. baklava. governor kasich: lovely. i commend this restaurant to everybody he

martha: wonder how the weather is in watertown, new york, today?kasich's there at a town hall meeting in the upstate area. people think new york is just new york city. it's so not. it's a big state, and it has a lot of different upstate areas. watertown is an industrial town the that has had some tough times over the past several decades, and they are waiting, good crowd waiting for john kasich this morning to speak to them, because these folks have to campaign in all of the areas of new york. you've got western new york, the northern parts that's very industrial, and it's had some very tough economic times. bill: yep. martha: so that's that. shall we tease now? [laughter] bill: yeah, we can do that. i'm good with that. martha: so we're talking about last night. it was not the best night for ted cruz at the new york gop gala. he made up for it in a way when he was with jimmy fallon, perhaps, but listen. >> because if we nominate -- martha: yeah. that's what the room sounded like while he was trying to speak. he is running a distant third in new yor

. >> the watertown police did an amazing job. they threw bombs at the officers. my officers were doing first aid when i got to the scene. his wife was expecting a child maybe tomorrow. it would be wonderful if a new life was born on the day the terrorists tried to take his. one of my officers and the watertown police who were struggling with tamerlan tsarnaev. even though he had been run over he was still struggling. we expected him to have remote control devices. i placed my gun to his temple. the officers removed his clothes looking for a device. there were two bombs next to us, they were fuse activated. he had no remote control and the officers got him an ambulance and we called to try and save his life because that's what we do. i was able to look into his eyes and tell him he was going to burn in hell for we did to that little boy. i was able to give a message from boston to him before he went. martha: that's an incredible story. it's amazing when you think about the fact we knew so little about these two individual despite the fact that tamerlan had been in

gop front-runner donald trump is headed upstate to syracuse in watertown. trump held a rally last night telling supporters there he's not worried about a contested convention. >> then we have a rigged system on top of it. despite the rigging, i think we get there before the convention. i think we do. >> reporter: the businessman has all but thrown in the towel in wyoming where ted cruz is today. cruz picked up nine delegates in the state during last month's convention. on the democratic side, bernie sanders met with the pope and described it as a real honor. meantime, sanders' supporters protested outside of hillary clinton's fund raiser last night. it cost $350,000 per table. toward's clinton's campaign and democratic national convention. protesters held signs reading "hillary, you can't sit with us unless you have money." hillary clinton does lead sanders by 350 delegates. bill clinton will be campaigning on behalf of his wife today. michelle? >> the upcoming primary will be the subject of sunday morning's "up close" at 11:00 right here on channel 7. >>>

listen to what he said in watertown. >> i run a smart campaign. putting up my own money, so i'm not going to waste money. i could have had people go there four months ago, five months ago. i don't want to waste money when a boss will say we don't want trump for some reason because i'm the ultimate outsider, folks. >> trump really is on the warpath against the delegate selection process. some of these states insisting in states where the party dec e decid decides, he loses. in states where people decide, he wins. that's a point he hopes to drive home on tuesday. he shouldn't hope, because this could happen easily for him on tuesday. >> before we get into kasich, if he does get above 50% statewide, he gets the large delegates. as for john skak, spent a lot of time in and around the new york city area. there were a whole lot of congressional districts. he's hoping to peel off a few delegates. he was in a synagogue in long island talking about faith and asked about why he's doing them in the campaign trail. here is kasich. >> it's also about why somet

he held a town meeting in watertown. obamacare. he also outlined strategies to reduce the national debt and create new jobs. steve: one thing we are hearing a lot about is the committee gets closer as superdelegates. they exist only democratic party now looks like they could help hillary wins and secure the nomination. reporter: for bernie sanders there's a forces major frustration for hillary clinton a security blanket. the ongoing fight not for votes but delegates and not just any delegates, superdelegates. what are they? >> the unpledged delegate in the process report as superdelegates for the most part are current and former politicians and democratic party as well as the national committee and other party leaders. bill clinton has won in new york and so is andrew cuomo. bernie sanders is a superdelegate in vermont. most of the delegates are. >> one of 247 individuals in the democratic primary. >> here's what's that superdelegates apart. >> they can change their mind. reporter: in all new york has 44 superdelegates. of those 44

trump concentrated on other parts of the state attended rallies in syracuse and further up north in watertown at his events took aim at hillary clinton and his closest republican challenger ted cruz. >> as with senator ted cruz he appeared at the wyoming gop convention where he won delegates at state, won delegates in earlier contests which means he'll have 23 of wyoming's 29 delegates at the convention. trump only got one delegate from a county contest. >>> new at 11:00, a three alarm fire left six families without a home in new jersey, flames broke out sortly after 6:00 on charles street, thick smoke could be seen for miles away on the garden state park way, the mayor is asking for people to the victims among them. they are five young girls. >>> police are investigating what caused a gas to fall out of the 10th floor of a hotel on the upper west side, happened at the hotel on west 94th street this afternoon, police say the man fell from a 10th floor hall way window, landed on a shed at this hour he is in critical condition. investigators are trying to determine whether he fell by accident,

he brought this crooked hillary up yesterday in watertown, new york, and now in staten island. jeb bush was known as low energy and ted cruz and lying ted. he needs to be able to lynch the nomination and been slamming the rnc, talking about how it would be a rough july if he doesn't get the nomination. certainly he's saying that, you know, he could play the game to be able to get these delegates but it seems like he doesn't -- just doesn't want to. >> i don't want to play the rule game. i tell you what, we live in a democracy and it's all about getting the bosses out. >> so there you have it. donald trump has warned about a rough july and talked about how the potential for riots in the past talking about the rnc convention. today, donald trump says he doesn't think there will be and doesn't think there should be any violence during the republican national convention this summer. >> jeremy diamond, we'll check back with you from staten island. thank you so much. >>> coming up next, peter king of new york weighing in on the presidential primary race in his state and he's making c

this is a town hall in watertown, new york. you probably are all going to hear this for the first time so let me set this up. a college student has just asked him how he would make her feel safe in regard to sexual violence, harassment and rape on college campus and apparently the governor did list a number of measures they've enacted in his home state of ohio, encouraged sexual assault victims to seek justice and then he said this. in our, in our state, we think that when you enroll, you ought to absolutely know that if something happens to you along the lines of sexual harassment or whatever, you have a place to go. where there is say confidential reporting. where there is an ability for you to access a rape kit. where that is kept confidential. but where it gives you the opportunity to be able to pursue justice after you have had some time to reflect on it all. and we need -- we are in a process of making sure that all higher education in our state -- and this ought to be done in the country that our co-eds know exactly what

kasich shared a similar message with the crowd in watertown, new york, earlier today. >> let me ask you little question, do you think the yankees will win the world series this year? >> maybe. >> what kind of answer is that? come on. hope springs eternal. did i give you little bit there for you to hear how this works? i want you to have a it willing perspective. whether i win or not -- by the way, i don't know if you know this, i'm the only republican that consistently beats hillary clinton in the fall. >> meanwhile, ted cruz said to rally supporters with a stop near syracuse this afternoon. coming off a cold reception at the gop gala. he broke the ice with laughs on late night receiving a call from a fake donald trump on jimmy fallon. [ phone ringing ] >> hello. >> congratulations. you have just been called by trump. >> hello, donald. what a pleasant surprise. >> are you watching the democratic debate? >> nope. i'm watching "the princess bride" for the 843rd time. >> inconceivable. you are missing great stuff. they nailed hillary for flip-flopping on trade. she was going back and fort

dwred he hosted in watertown and utica. he meantime, ted cruz will visit pennsylvania. he had a hat trick of events the primary april 19th. you can count on news 4 for all the latest. always check nbcnewyork.com for constant updates. >>> in maryland this morning, a veteran firefighter was shot dead while responding to a call. two firefighters were doing a welfare check at a home in prince georges county last night. they knocked but no one answered. when they tried to forcefully open the door, police say the residents started shooting. one firefighter was killed, the other in critical condition. the person who called for the check was also shot. >>> we're getting new information in the newsroom this morning. at least 1500 people are recovering from injuries sustained when two earthquakes shook japan. after fires and buildings collapsed. one quake hit saturday in the city of kumamoto which is the same place where another quake hit. officials say at least 25 people >>> and the largest volcano in japan has erupted in the wake of the earthquakes. there's no word if there is

and very happy birthday to phyllis who lives in watertown, massachusetts, 101 years old.hyllis. congratulations. >>> finally tonight, "the factor" "tip of the day," can you admit your mistakes? narcissism is on the rise in america, as you know. that means some of us rarely, if ever admit to wrongdoing or making a pinheaded move. the narcissist is incapable of doing that, and if you know one, run. i received a note from michael who lives in illinois. bill, you have been outstanding covering the republican race. your analysis of donald trump has been fair and wise. i criticized you in the past, but i was wrong. it takes courage not to play favorites. thank you for the kind words, mike. i'm not rooting for anyone and you'll challenge anyone. but for you to go out of your way to admit a small mistake tells me you're a standup guy. and in america, we need as many standup guys and gals as we can get. "factor tip of the day." and that is it for us tonight. check out fox news factor website, different from billoreilly.com. and spout off about "the factor" from anywhere in the wor

kasich held a town hall this morning in watertown and one in utica this afternoon. cruz held two events already today and has a rally tonight in rochester. connecticut tonight. both cruz and kasich argued at their events that trump can't win in november. >> we have been winning state after state after state and it's why i believe we're going to earn a majority of the delegates win the nomination and beat hillary clinton. >> i don't know if you know this. i'm the only republican that consistently beats hillary clinton in the polls, the only one. >> reporter: kasich is shown to beat her by 5 points in a general election matchup. new, that same cbs news poll shows bernie sanders beating every republican candidate and by greater margins han hillary clinton. 95 delegates are up for grabs for the republicans and 247 for the democrats. >>> we have a consumer alert tonight over seatbelts and it's triggering a major recall. general motors issuing a voluntary recall for the seatbelts in more than a million pickup trucks. it involves 2014 and 2015 chevys. trucks here in the u.

as you mentioned flats burke, watertown, almost touch vermont in upstate new york she pandered too anding that hillary is not making case. gillibrand is doing it in the empire state so hillary can eventually triangulate. stats don't back it up, polling not just from the nra, pew and other sights, 36% of women are target hunterses up from 2004. 77% increase according to pew increase in women owning firearms. sandra: is she making a mistake? andrea: she is making a huge mistake. hillary clinton has to face it. "new york times" published an editorial pushing women to buy firearms. women are owning guns and owning more in greater numbers. this is misstep and the reason gillibrand is doing this not hillary. sandra: talking hunting, shotguns and deer rifles. you're talking about handguns and pistols and gun violence scenario. what do you make of this, harris. harris: we supported your love of guns. you grew up in the household. on two things, gender issue, 51% of congress is what she is looking for. not all women are the same. she can go out and get 51%. we're all different. annie oakley gre

the safest -- i was in watertown yesterday with tremendous crowds. albany was unbelievable.ochester was unbelievable. i think about our rome. we have very little protesters and every once in a while someone raises their hand and gets ushered out. the safest places to be is at a trump rally. the press doesn't cover it that way. i know it very well and i had property on staten island and i grew up on staten island and my father had the grimes hill. i love staten island and tysons park. i worked on staten island for four summers. i love it. the greatest people. these people are incredible people. i just had stats done because i'm making a speech in a couple of minutes and if you look at the number of jobs being lost it's incredible. 25% of the manufacturing jobs and it's unbelievable. i noticed because before i go to every community i do a stat sheet. i have my people give me the stats and they are all the same. >> we are going to keep monitoring that. he is speaking in staten island and about to go to a brunch where he will be speaking officially. we will bring you the latest

john kasich just wrapped up a town hall in watertown, new york and headed to utica after that. ted cruz has rallies if binghamton and rochester, a quick programming note, as the countdown continues, we will have a special one hour edition of up close this sunday morning. all among our guests. >>> well, fire that gutted a row of homes in jersey city is finally out following a flare up again this morning. officials initially responded to the fire on forest street just before 8:00 last night. they thought it was under control. so they left at about midnight. but 59 6:00 a.m. -- at 6:00 a.m., the flames once again shot through the roof of some of the damages ad homes. -- damaged homes. the second floor collapsed. >> vacant and secure two story frame structure. that was the original fire building and extended into two occupied buildings. threer were vacant. >> the firefighter is being treated at jersey city medical center. his injuries said to be minor. no one else was hurt but ten residents are now homeless. >>> now to some scary moments in the air a plane from a laguardia to nashv

he spoke to voters at a conference center in watertown just within the past hour. and in the republican race for the white house the "new york post" is endorsing donald trump. but the paper's endorsement sounds more like an advice column. the post called trump a rookie candidate who needs to be better presidential, more informed on policy and less thin skinned. right now on the free nbc 10 app, we have an entire section dedicated solely to decision 2016 and all of the candidates. we send out news straight from the campaign trail as it happens. it's a free download you can get right now. >>> at least nine people have been killed in an earthquake in japan. hundreds more are hurt. more than 100 aftershocks from the magnitude 6.5 continued to rattle southern japan. experts say more could occur in the next week. >>> and this new dash cam video shows a bus shaken the moment the earthquake hit last night. the bus was stopped at a red light. you can see it rocking back and forth there. doesn't appear that anyone on the bus was hurt. >>> new this morning, people in boston a

quick correction, watertown, new york, is in upstate new york especially beautiful this time of year.uch fund to say. my bad. >>> obama administration ramming up efforts to bring 10,000 syrians to the u.s. by september. could resettlement process bring safety to risk. could that play out in the legislation battle. i'm betty white and i'm known for trying to be funny but today i'd like to talk to you about something serious. i was nervous about living alone, what if i fell, how would i get help, but now philips lifeline allows me to live with confidence because i know help is always available. philips lifeline is the number one medical alert service in the u.s. today. anyone over 65 with a medical condition that inhibits mobility. particularly if they live alone needs a philips lifeline. philips lifeline has been recommended by more than 200,000 healthcare professionals and serve more than 7 million seniors. i'm proud to wear my philips lifeline. shows that i'm smart enough to take care of myself. innovation and you. philips lifeline. with philips lifeline you get fast, easy access to

once trump wraps in syracuse, you will travel an hour north for a rally in dexter, new york near watertown. john kasich is also campaigning in new york. . and tx rapped cruz rapped up in wyoming. now on the democratic side, bust is on his way back or it looks like that is a live picture, okay, no, that wasn't a live picture. he is on police whis way back t u.s. after his trip to the vatican. he met with the pope just before the pope left for greece. and here's what sanders said when asked about the timing of the meeting. >> is this trip in any way -- were you looking for a pay ppal endorsement? >> god no. >> do you think this can help you with catholic voters, do you see this helping you with voters in new york? >> i am here because of my profound respect for the pope and the work that he has done. i received an invitation to come here, came when it came a few days before the new york primary, an invitation i could not the refuse. >> sanders will hold a round table in his hometown of brooklyn tonight. hillary clinton has a fund raising event in los angeles later on today. this as former pr

. >> john kasich is holding a town hall in watertown, new york.>> to actually build a small-town neighbor attitude where we live. that's what we try to do. that's what i try to do. it's something i've really learned in the campaign because people come to these a lot of times with a heavy burden on their shoulders. and sometimes they take the burden off and put it on the crowd, which is an amazing thing to see. all right. enough of the preaching for today. i grew up in that little town. i left there. everybody was hard working democrats, blue collar, god fearing, blah, blah, blah. i left to go to a small school many of you may have never heard of, ohio state university. ever heard of that? [ laughter ] >> you know, i come here -- i'm the first guy to come here since teddy roosevelt and they're booing me. what the hell? no wonder they don't come here. tough crowd. but i went there and i found myself in a dormitory with 15 college roommates. provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to spac

an event in watertown, new york, trump called the system rigged.mp warned the committee might have, quote, a rough july at convention. now back to "caught on camera." . >>> it's a tire fiing moment for any parent. >> he just backed up and took off. i ran up like, i can't lose my son. if anything would have happened to him, i would be devastated. >> june 25th, 2013, muskeegan, michigan. it's about 10:30 on a quiet morning outside sam's drink-all convenience store. arianna courier is leaving the store with a friend. she's pushing her 18-month-old toddler, elijah, in a stroller. the parking lot is nearly empty as a man leaves the convenience store directly behind them. he gets into the driver's seat of a parked minivan. >> usually when you see someone, like, passing behind a vehicle, you're supposed to wait. but he didn't. >> the women stop behind the car, and arianna bends down to the stroller. then the driver reverses and plows into them. the impact knocks courier to the ground. >> i look up, see what happened, and then i see the stroller with my so

. >> reporter: john kasich also campaigned in new york today, with events in watertown and utica. newshour, i'm john yang. >> woodruff: bernie sanders also said at last night's debate thaa he's releasing his 2014 tax returns. hillary clinton says she'ssh released 30 years of returns, but she declined to issue transcripts of her paid speeches to banks-- unless other candidates do likewise. in the day's other news, president and mrs. obama released their federal tax return for this past year. they paid $81,000 in taxes on income of $436,000. the couple donated 15% of what they made to charity. lawmakers in brazil began debate today on whether to impeach president dilma rousseff. she's accused of corruption, in a political drama that's all but paralyzed the country. impeachment proponents argued today that rousseff's political maneuvering has led to brazil's high inflation and currency devaluations. >> ( translated ): which is the most serious crime? a crime where a president puts in her pocket a sum of money?on or that president which, due to the hunger for power, in search of maint

officials at william b morgan elementary school have turned off all of the watertown tans, and giving bottled water to food and staff. food preparation also moved off site. he had at greenwood elementary one water fountain shut off because of elevated lead levels found. >> the funeral for flyers owner ed snider will be private, but the nhl franchise says public ceremony at the wells fargo center in the future. snider died yesterday. he was 83, and battled cancer for two years. the washington dc native came to philadelphia in 1964, first, as part owner of the eagles, then snider led the move to bring who can toy philadelphia. he won the franchise in 1966, snider also created the spectrum, as a home for both the flyers and the 76ers. >> and it is said he thought woe make a go of it here if philadelphia because he just had a feel for the fact it was a great sports city. he had been with the eagles and saw what happened there in the nfl. and said that we were ready for it here, and i'm sure glad he d he meant a lot to me. snider also created spectacor which turned wip into sport radio sta

in syracuse, in watertown, in rochester and binghamton the last couple of days, and all the people that were there when she was a senator said, you know, she actually did stuff for us. the head of the farmers group on long island, he's been a life-time republican, endorsed her for re-election. i said i thought you were a republican. he said i do too. but he said all politicians sound great at election time. the only thing i know is she's the only one that ever did anything in washington to help our economy. so we're blesds now. we've got a great congressional delegation, great local leadership. you have a terrific governor who's oriented toward doing things. we're driving through buffalo from hillary's headquarters to you and i see all these really nice-looking houses. he said when you were in office and i was in hud, we poured the money in here to give people more affordable, decent housing so they could have a good life. the big issue in this election is whether we're all going to rise together again, across regions and, yes, races and, yes, religions, but also across age groups. we'v

because, listen, yesterday we were in watertown. last time that a president for candidate had been in watertown, i was informed, it was teddy roosevelt. it was fantastic. the only problem was that i did not get an opportunity to see the lake. which is -- or the island. i do not know if you know, but a chef from new york city ripped off thousand island dressing. that is not right. we went to utica yesterday. we had a beautiful effort. today, in the city and the neighborhoods, this has been so great. i am back to syracuse -- syracuse, i should say. on monday, i had a great time with the legislature up in albany. it has just been a wonderful, wonderful time. and then, there is no question that the opportunity that i was given today, to be in this great synagogue, given an opportunity to speak to the congregation, it will go down as one of the great moments in my lifetime. and what a privilege. so, questions? >> are you in the process of examining a potential vice president nominee yet? governor kasich: i am not, not today. >> has the p