what are the chances that the donald will be picked? oh, kerry, this is going to be an exciting day. kerry: donald trump is scheduled to report to jury duty later this morning in lower manhattan. this is getting a glimpse on the outline for immigration. >> making a whole new set of standards. we are going to keep the families together. we have to keep the families together. but they have to go. >> what if they have no place to go. >> donald trump appearing on meet the press on sunday and talking about immigration and reverse president obama's undocumented immigrants from the u.s. unveiling three core principles for immigration reform and saying he would put limits on immigration and explaining how to force mexico pay for a wall along the border. >> i'm leading in the polls, i go on the show and you will get the highest ratings in years. >> on the democratic side lin ton is leading by 19 points over sanders. a month ago she had a 40 point advantage. 8:00% of americans said they believe that the secretary of state lied about the informati

i am running to defeat donald trump. [cheering] i am running to restore honor to our government and to build a andtry that we are proud of to start getting things done. united backting the in the united states of america. [applause] at the 2016 democratic national convention in philadelphia i warned the donald trump was not fit for office and in 2018, i worked to help flip 21 how seats which may nancy pelosi speaker and allowed us to hold trump accountable. [applause] since the republican senate to not have the president from do thist is up to us november. . [applause] i was deeply concerned donald trump was on track to win the election and i could not set by and let that happen. [applause] our campaign has been getting great response oliver america. we are running a campaign for change. honestygn for sanity, inclusion, compassion and for human decency. [applause] we are running hard here in virginia because no mistake virginia is still much up for grabs in 2020 and we are not waiting until the general election to organi

i'm fully committed to defeating donald trump. i'm going to make my case. smart voters make their choice. >> let me phrase it this way, i think there is a greater risk of having donald trump being reelected. remember the democratic convention in philadelphia in i said -- in 2016, donald trump was not suited to be president of the united states. we have to do something about donald trump. i think i know how to beat him. that's what i'm going to focus on most. >> on impeachment, do you believe the hearings will fire back and turn voters away from the democrats? conclusionome to the that while impeachment is a very serious thing, and we should let november, i think heardnduct we have described in these hearings is such that if i were a congressman i would vote for impeachment. >> how do you plan to win over some of the minorities you need to win a democratic nomination? an awfulk i have done lot of things and have worked hard to make sure we track -- we tackle discrimination. new york city has had a record that's not perfect, but i think we should be proud of

donald trump? >> yes i can can tell you a couple positive things. he built trump tower which is quite an accomplishment. he successfully shut down numerous law enforcement and journal investigations about himself. that's an accomplishment. it may not be what most people think of, but it is. it's positive from his perspective. the fundamental fact is, no, i tried very hard. when you read the book i think you will see why. donald is a world-class narcissist. he is only about donald. you don't exist except to either glory donald or be a foil. he has no empathy for other people. everything he does is about money. cutting off the health care for this child is about money. when i was working on the book and i was sleeping and writing and i called up some other people and i said i need some perspective. let's go through some things donald has done and nobody could come up with anything. his businesses fail because he doesn't know how to run a business. he's not a good negotiator. er

be embraced donald. you can also say donald came from a wealthy family, his mother of a bang, he was well respected because he was a banker's on. >> if you wanted a mortgage you did not mess with them. there was a little bit of truth to that. >> not just simply -- is more complicated than that. donald had the perfect elements and he had at family that was respected in the community and because they were respected a respected donald and they embraced him so much the weekend to do the story we were told by people that they literally lectured us if we mess with donald they would track as down and find as and get us. nobody messes with donald, people supported him. >> what happened as he grew up, this idea about donald took hold and he began, his mother used her influence to get him where he was not wanted which was in local public school. user pool to get into the public school, she used her pull eventually to get in space on a nearby farm where he spent a couple years being able to wander freely and have s

but neither can donald. even though donald and i are both from new york, the truth is we could not be more different. mp.ill myself as the untru he breaks promises, i keep them. he divides people and i unite them. he is a climate denier, i am an engineer. i believe in science. imagine that. [applause and cheers] he tweets, i follow facts. i doesn't respect data and tell the truth. he looks out for people who inherited their wealth while i am a self made person. i will raise the estate tax and start fighting income inequality. [applause and cheers] you have all heard the slogan mike will get it done, and if you haven't, i have wasted a lot of money. let me tell you what it is. it means winning this november and sending donald trump back to mar-a-lago permanently. [applause and cheers] but that is just the beginning because it means providing health insurance to every american who lacks in and lowering costs to everyone else. we can do it without a massive tax hike on the middle class. we can do it by building

but then again, neither can donald. even though donald and i are both from new york, the truth is that we could not be more different. in fact, i built myself as the the un-truyself as mp. .e is a climate denier i am an engineer and i actually believe in science. imagine that. he tweets. i follow the facts. he does not respect the data and i look for the truth. i am a self-made percent. i will raise the a state tax to revenue some of the general -- to raise some of the revenue that we need. you have all heard the slogan -- mike will get it done and if you have not, i have wasted an awful lot of money here. [laughter] let me tell you what meanst" means -- it winning against donald trump and sending him back to mar-a-lago permanently. but that is just the beginning done meansting it finally providing health insurance to every american that lacks its and lowering cost to everyone else. and we can do it without a massive tax hike on the middle class and for think people to give up their private insurance. we can do it by bu

and that's when i became aware that donald trump was the donald trump of the trump family of new york city. and i recognized his picture. i remembered him. people remember when they're assaulted. they remember when, where, why and what they had on and they remember how they got out of it, they remember everything. even if it happened when they were 8 years old. so i'm handing out the chips for the table and up comes donald trump and at that time his wife, ivana. ivana, right? was very pregnant. i hand him the ticket and i'm thinking in the back of my mind, yeah, that's the guy. and he looks at me and he says, i remember you. you're the woman from the airplane. only he used another term before woman. and it cleared the room. it absolutely cleared the room. and i thought, oh, boy. but he went on and i went home and that was the end of the story. well, that was 1983. in 2016, when i realized that he was really serious about running for president, i started telling my story to everybody. i said, let me tell you what kind of a person this donald trump is. i told everybody that i could get

is there any difference, and what is the same about donald trump the businessman and donald trump the president? >> almost everything is the same. it's a wonderful question. you know, it's funny. when he was getting ready to move to washington, and there was a big question during the transition as to whether he would actually fully make the move. many of us who watched him over time and during the campaign and other advisers thought he'd find ways to get back to new york city on the weekends. he hasn't done that because the protests and the traffic would be so bad around trump tower. what he has done instead is go to mar-a-lago, his florida property in the weekends and in the summers he goes to bedminister, his property in new jersey but it's the same basic company. he's a homebody, very provincial. he's somebody who believes his own instinct is the best and who does not like to be educated by anyone, led alone outside advisers. that's been a huge challenge for a lot of aides in the white house many of whom did not know him prior to him winning the presidency but that's a constant wit

arguably, we have to talk about donald trump. a bad week for him to say the least. >> campaign manager arrested he calls for women who have abortion toss face punishments.atslipping in polls now. the off the cuff style that's served him so well. he suffered from that this wei'. what does it say? >> the key difference that this before, he's had weeks like this before, maybe not quite as obad. but he's had bad an weeks before. voters have bailed him out. a lmary takes place and 's -- wins it and somehow he washes away allyof his sins. this week could be different because tuesday, wisconsin may hand a victory to ted cruz. it may be the most significant anti-trump victory yet and what does that do? we have not seen what happens to trump supporters in a trump candidacy when there are two weeks to sort of fester on a big high-profile loss. i think, let's see what happens tuesday. if it goes the way polls show. i think this could be a consequential week in a bad way for donald trump. >>ow about f hoor hillary clyinton? >> look, i think

as for the republicans, i have two friends that love donald trump. they are not vocal about it to other people that are not republicans. that i know. probably because i don't want to be alienated. it's interesting actually, some people around campus will wear that make america great again hat, but it is done ironically. when did people in general in this country get fearful of free speech? that's what makes this country so great that you can elect to you think would best fit this country. even when i was in college i didn't want to and up in a fight with parties to talk about who i supported. >> just backing donald trump is putting you in a line with racism is terrifying, isn't isn't it? just been on a college campus and not been able to say that you support donald trump. it's why we have a secret ballot in this country. so so you do if you don't want to. if you want to support trump spent half as much -- three, two, let's go screaming, heavy metal glory baby. come on, it starts with hard work, dark corners, that's where i found kids a monday afterno

it has been promoted and nurtured by donald trump for five years. second on friday night, trump again raised the specter of violence against hillary clicli clinton. >> i think that her bodyguards should drop all weapons. they should disarm. let's see what happens to her. take their guns away. okay? it would be very dangerous. >> clinton campaign immediately condemned those remarks but hopes that they will help slow trump's momentum in the polls. >>> joining me now is the senator from virginia, tim kaine. weba press." >> good to be with you. >> before i get into the campaign, i want to get y the world trade center as they were looking for survivors. she's been through this. it's been a searing experience in her life. she was part of the national security team that worked together to revive the hunt and wipe out bin laden. it's an important time where you you have to support the military. that's really important. on these instances whether they are in our cities or european cities, the key is having intelligence and having strong alliances where you c

. >> that story from hillary clinton with donald trump feigning incredulity. it soon became clear this was no mere afterthought just dropped in the debate. not long after clinton left the stage her campaign released a web video about that woman, alicia machado, describing not only how trump called her crude names but how he publicly humiliated her after she gained a few pounds. ♪ >> she weighed 118 pounds or 117 pounds and she went up to 160 or 70, so this is somebody who likes to eat. [ speaking spanish ] >> slowly go down towards your toes. that's it. [ speaking spanish ] >> today in a press call scheduled by the clinton campaign, machado described the toll that took on her including eating disorders for years. trump wrote about her in "the art of the comeback" describing her sitting there plumply. and he ridiculed her weight gain on the howard stern show. >> how did you whip this gargantuan woman into shape? >> it was an amazing phenomenon. she weighed 118 when she won. i don't know if you saw the contest last year. >> she was beautiful. >> she looked lik

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trump the businessman and donald trump the president? >> almost everything is the same. a wonderful question. when he was getting ready to move to washington, there was a question whether he would fully make the move. many of us who have watched them expected he would find ways to get back to new york city on the weekends but he is not done this because the protest and traffic would be so bad around trump tower. mar-a-lago on a lot of weekends and it is the same basic concept, he is a homebody, very provincial, he believes that his own instinct is the best. he does not like to be educated by anyone, let alone outside advisors. that has been a huge challenge for people in the white house who did not know him prior to him winning the presidency. that is a constant within any white house and in the campaign and in his business. >> you -- judges said that you convey the feeling of being a fly in the wall on the white house. how have you used those 14 years to cover this president? , whenstrategic for you you hear something about this preside

. >> donald trump at it again, forcing the univision anchor to leave the room during a press conference, security goes and gets him. we will see what happens with >> a massive search set to resume after reports a fishing boat may have capsized although the coast guard has not confirmed that. >> reports of subway assaults going up dramatically with union square and prospect park stations topping the list. good morning. i'm juliet huddy. liz: ben simmoneau. is wednesday morning august 26th, thank you for being with us. >> look to is with us, taylor swift this morning. i love address. >> thank you. welcome back from vacation. mike is feeling l this morning. he is getting a little rest this morning. talk to a very nice start across the tristate area. 50 degree readings northwest so definitely a night and a morning to have the windows open and give the ec a break, 67 in islip and montauk checking in at 75 mcghee degrees this morning, satellite radar shows things nice and quiet with high clouds rotating for but other events that we expect plenty of sunshine with to east across the region. a c

well, donald trump's insults don't bother me. i've never run away from a fight, and neither have you. the people of this state know what they want and we will get it for them. he is not going to bully me and he's not going to bully you, either. now, i've been pretty blessed. there's nothing trump can do or say to hurt me. i'm from new york. i'm here standing up for every american who can't pay their tuition, for every american who has lost their insurance. my whole career has been as a doer. and believe me, we need less talk, less partisanship, less division, less tweeting -- [applause] mr. bloomberg: i will make you a commitment now. when i am in the oval office, no more tweeting. [applause] mr. bloomberg: now, in all fairness, it's easy for me to say that because i can't spell. then again, neither can donald. [laughter] mr. bloomberg: even though donald and i are both from new york, the truth is we couldn't be more different. in fact, i billed myself as the un-trump. think about it. he breaks promises. i keep them. he divides p

: trump supporters standing firmly by his side. >> i think donald is always a bit shocking and i think that's something is that brings him a lot of support. >> reporter: the democratic race also getting increasingly tight. hitting sanders on his medicare for all >> my esteemed opponent senator sanders wants to start all over again. >> reporter: sanders sharpening his attack too. >> in poll after poll, we do better against donald trump than other republicans and hillary clinton. >> reporter: the register has a checkered history of picking the actual nominee, still it could give both candidates a boost. >> for more on the campaign, chucked to will be joined by donald trump, hillary sanders. outbreak these little guys? they represent blood cells. and if you have afib-an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke they can pool forming a clot that can break free and travel upstream to the brain, where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. heart valve problem, pradaxa can help stop clots from forming. pradaxa was even proven superior to warfarin at reduci

i'm elected bureaucrats, did not like donald trump's policies. this is what it was all about and they did, and their own way between hillary clinton funding this and powerful bureaucrats inside what people term. the div state i just called the administrative state deciding they knew better than the american people in wanting to take out the duly elected president, united states over policy differences and they use this still off the i would remind people that they use this still dossier to basically, back up for 5 of warrens to justify spying on people that were associated and inside trans orbit to be able to use as a political weapon and people keep on asking. now why would they do that? why didn't they vet it? because it was a useful political tool because the d o j and the f b, i have become political tools that have weaponized against anybody that they think might threaten the status quo, the administrative state. and that literally put together so much of all the different details, a timeline i have it, but once again, he's admitted that not

. >> donald trump's controversial comments about muslims drawing more criticism tonight. >> donald jay trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states. >> so trump continues to defend that that statement he made a little bit earlier this week insisting that this ban on muslims would be temporary but his opponents from both parties say that he's not speaking nor thinking like a future president. >> mr. trump is not a serious person. he's not a serious candidate. he's inflammlpory and makes the task for the next president a lot harder. all muslims from entering the united states, that runs counter to what i and others who've actually been in the situation room making hard choices know we have to do. >> so trump's comments have also come under fire from security officials who fear this rhetoric could complicate their war on terror. news 4 is outside midtown with more on the some of the local protests, andrew. >> reporter: yeah, carrie, of course, these are not donald trump's first controversial comments. mind me is where six months ago he became a

why would they want a strong man like donald trump in 123. >> donald trump who didn't realize when he was asked whether the russians had already gone into the ukraine, donald trump who thinks there could be some sort of accommodation with our ally bashar al assad. [ all talking at once ] >> i think we touched a nerve. i think we found a very, very hot subject. >> i can't believe the democrats are being hawkish under president obama. >> we're going to leave it with this, remember what president obama said to mitt romney at a debate? the 80s wants their foreign policies back. and he was wrong about that. >> coming up, call it a trumper can tropical. america's largest city now offering therapy for government workers stressed out over the election results and guess who's paying for it? ♪ if i can make it there i'll make it everywhere ♪ ♪ it's up to you new york new york ♪ liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to do to get an estimate was snap a photo of the damage and voila!

ted cruz is actually three points ahead of donald trump there in the state of iowa. so so no surprise that the two quarrels in south carolina. but reports saying that ted cruz went too far and that he insulted all of us. trump himself once said new york values are different than america. >> he said look i'm from new york. that's what we believe in new york. those aren't iowa values but >> reporter: but trump shot back by invoking 9/11. >> everybody in the world love new york and love new yorkers and i have to tell you, that was a very insulting statement that ted made. >> reporter: and trump went on how new york recovers from 9/11, he spoke of grit and determination. and in the end he even had ted cruz applauding. >> when the twin towers went down, i saw something on that no one else on earth could have york. >> [ applause ] >> reporter: a day later at city hall the mayor demanded an apology. >> i just want to say on behalf of all new yorkers, i'm disgusted at the insult that ted cruz threw at this city and its people. understand in york values. i finds myself for on

. >> overnight, thousands of demonstrators take tohe streets in cities across america to protest donald trump as the nation's 45th president. >> bitter rivals come together as they come face-to-face at the white house today, all to plan the transition of power. >> setting the agenda, trump will meet with a speaker ashe enemies try to turn the page of working together. union. >> "early today" starts right now. >> good thursday morning. >> here we are with many in the country having time to let it sink in, but some people are havingore trouble with ithan not. less than 24 hours after dond trump was elected, the 4th president of the united states, americans are making their voices we heard in major cities across the country. it's mostly quiet. protests have united from coast-to-coastgainsttrump's when with thousandsaking to the streets clevd, tempe, boston, chicago and right here in new york city. they marched, blocked traffic, ted a protested at the top of their lungs. >> reporter: hi, guy, we are standing on 5th avenue in mid-town, manhattan, the shopping trick, prada, luis vuitton, thou

i am running to defeat donald trump. [cheers and applause] and i am running to restore honor to our government. and to build a country that we are proud of. and to start getting things done. and to start putting the united back in the united states of america. [cheers and applause] after -- at that 2016 democrat national convention in philadelphia, i warned that donald trump was not fit for office. and in 2018, i worked to help lift 21 house seats, which made nancy losey speaker, and allowed us to begin holding trump accountable. [applause] since the republican senate did not have the courage to remove the president from office, it is up to us to do it this november. [cheers and applause] i got into this race 11 weeks ago, because i was deeply concerned that donald trump was on track to win the election and i could not sit by and let that happen. campaign has been getting a great response all over america. we are running a campaign for change. a campaign for sanity. a campaign for honesty. for inclusion. for compassion.

. >> they released aa national poll today with donald trump in the lead. 28 percent of the vote. chris christie came in 9th place with 3 percent of the to bring it closer to home, the poll had trump in the lead. and found that they feel that governor christie should end his campaign. we have ashley in studio. the assistant director. when you look at the numbers , he is still in that is that a reason to stay in the race. >> back home, supposed to be the voters that are not telling him to end his campaign. bill: what do you see with trump's numbers? it seems that he was higher than that and has come down a little bit. >> i think it is an outsider perspective. donald trump, been carson, carly fiorini, there is this outsider fever. has other outsiders behind. bill: is your poll relevant at this point? you have a new jersey primary that will come far after any of the other major relevant primaries, iowa, new hampshire. by the time we get to new jersey we have pretty much picked the nominee and almost every election over the past decade. >> voters are saying we are tight of the governo

the location of the hillary clinton and donald trump election night headquarters and watched victory and concession speeches in key senate house and governors races starting live at 8 pm eastern and through the following 24 hours. watch live on c-span, on demand or listen to our live coverage using the c-span radio app. >> presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump have written several books, many of which outline their worldview and political philosophy. democratic candidate lori clinton has written five books and in her most recent title hard choices, she remembers her 2008 presidential campaign and her time as secretary of state in the obama administration. in 2014, book tv spoke with secretary clinton about the book and you can find that interview on our website. published in 2003, living history is secretary clinton account of her time as first lady while still in the white house, she released a children's book about letters written to her family pets and also authored a coffee table book about life as first lady. and in her first book, it takes a village, she argu

up $77000.00 new coronavirus cases in just a single day shattering its previous record it comes as donald trump's rating seem to be plummeting in response to his handling of the pond. you could even saying it's just gone 9 pm here in the russian capital no watching on t.v. international banks to keep me company as we take a look at some of the stories being talked about today and for our stop a police officer has been suspended in the u.k. often being filmed kneeling on the neck called the black man he was arresting. going to prison for. you've. got your. front load on stewart according to police the man being detained was suspected of having a knife as the officers struggled on the ground a crowd of people gathered and they actually filmed the incident while what happened is being investigated that has reignited debate about appropriate use of force. i'm deeply concerned about today's incident and it is right that met police u.k. have referred the case of the independent police watchdog black londoners still face discrimination and we must work with the community to build trust in the po

up $77000.00 new coronavirus cases in just a single day shattering its previous record it comes as donald trump's ratings seem to be plummeting a response to his handling of the pandemic. to . a very warm welcome you watching r.t. international with me in a few aaron our top story a police officer has been suspended in the u.k. off the being filmed kneeling on the neck of a black man he was arresting. who called him from there to tell you it looks like you got your great grandmother i'm sure you know. according to police the monk being detained was suspected of having a knife as the officers struggled on the ground a crowd of people gathered and filmed the incidents while what's happened is being investigated it has reignited debate about appropriate use of force. i'm deeply concerned about today's incident and it is right that met police u.k. have referred the case of the independent police watchdog black londoners still face discrimination and we must work with the community to build trust in the police video footage that i have seen today and is circulating in social media is extremely

there's mild donald trump and high octane donald trump. i had a version of donald trump that, if that's who shows up in the debates, i think it's going to shake up the field a little bit and make them uncomfortable. i think in some ways these guys are preparing for the loud trump. what happens if he's the guy with gravitas. >> can't be more measured as dr. ben carson. what role is he carving out in this crowd? >> it's funny. he's trying to carve out the same candidacy really astrum p, be the nonpolitician in the field. he's sort of this top tier candidate, at least in the polling that doesn't get treated that way by media attention and activists. it's interesting, i asked him that question about whether trump hurt or helped his candidacy. he believes it helped because it's given legs to the idea that a nonpolitician can be taken seriously. >> chuck, as you said. quite a sunday. stick around for meet the press with chuck todd at 10:30. >> a drunk nascar driver. that's kind of how we talk to one another. >>> it's 10:09. you might have seen u

the one thing that makes donald trump donald trump is his hair. the whole thing is that faye carefake care which he comes over to cover the huge bald spot on his head. >> every time you talk about his hair you don't focus on who he is as a candidate which is good for donald trump. bill: you know what he's doing? he's winning. ♪ >> an interesting video off of the facebook page. as the association block party doing a little double touching with some people in the neighborhood and this fancy khaki shorts. pretty good, actually. we want our viewers to tweet us and let us know if you got any skills. >> a great way. one australian couple seems to have a little fun with it >> hey, i've got you on my radar. donna, my. donna myers a bit fluffy. her my me to buy gel later. >> eventually he ran out and had to leave ikea. more than 7 million views. >> of already got one. ♪ >> that is a giant rat. that took place in an alleyway behind this location, prosperity dumpling in chinatown. >> even after his place failed it had to be shut down. they still had an a

charlie: donald trump has never been a guy that risked capital like an entrepreneur. he use the levers of government throughout his career to obtain -- >> he got somewhere -- charlie: don't think of it as jobs. [all talking at once] gary: a good entrepreneur looks at the system and sees how to take advantage of what the system gives you. reporter: friday the "wall street journal" editorial page said conservatives be careful about back up donald trump on rhetoric about trade you will rue the day you got behind him. one thing steve mnuchin said. when he talks about no absolute tax cut for the wealthy. and they got on his case and said stop the squeamishness about giving wealthy people tax breaks. gary: you heard joe and tobias that everybody is bullish now. is that something to be worried about? charlie: i think it's good to be bullish now. but for the reasons she points out, dagen pointed out. be wary. the market is spiking not because it's saying we'll have a great economy in the future. they are saying we may have inflation and huge deficits because you have to ratio

what is the same about donald trump the businessman and donald trump the president? >> almost everything is the same. it's a wonderful question. when he was getting ready to move to washington, there was a question whether he would fully make the move. many of us who had watched him overtime during the campaign, including his own advisors, expected he would find ways to get back to new york city on the weekends. he has not done that. the traffic would be too much. what he has done is go to mar-a-lago, his florida property. it is the same basic concept. he is a homebody. he is very provincial. he believes his own instinct is the best. who does not like to be educated by anyone, let alone outside advisors. that has been a huge challenge for his aides in the white house, many of whom did not know him prior to him winning the presidency. that is a constant with him and his business. >> in winning this award, the judges said this. you often convey the feeling of being a fly on the wall of the white house. how have you used those 14 years to cover this president? is it str

very smart and donald is donald. he is bigger than life. and anybody can run for president. that's fine. the birther issue is bigger than donald trump, however. there are states that are passing laws regarding verification of whether you're in compliance of the constitution that says you have to be born in america. i think number one, this president was born in america. number two, this seems to be one of the big issues of some members of the republican party and i said yesterday, if they don't change and start focusing on the big issues, immigration, the deficit, the economy, we can go on and on, and get away from something as ridiculous as this, they are going to lose and they deserve to lose. what this country needs is a democratic and republican party to focus on the big issues and find some ways to come together and focus on things we agree on and stop focusing on things we disagree on. the bottom line is we have an expression in new york city government, in god we trust, but for everyone else, bring data. [laughter] you know, it is so easy to pick up a sound bite and s

. >> super tuesday fallout, in hillary clinton and donald to the party nomination? spee2 their victory speeches they're both looking ahead to the general election. not that the rest of the candidates are ready to drop out yet. here is the tonight campaign roundup. >> reporter: clinton and trump are relishing their big win on super tuesday while democrats are looking at their success. they're looking at the concern of trumping the nominee. clinton is a new york city tonight. >> hello new york. wow, it is so good to be home. >> a strong showing on super tuesday, hillary clinton held the rally packed with thousands of union workers. new york city mayor, bill diblasio and the governor joined clinton on stage. >> i will say this loudly enough across the country can hear it. we will fight back against attacks on workers. >> the domenic democratic rival bernie sanders placed behind clinton about to stay in the race to the democratic convention. >> if we win main we move a step forward towards a political revolution in this country. >> donald trump is also basking in a big

. >>> you know all about two of donald trump's wives, but there's also a forgotten mrs. trump who doesn't generate a lot of headlines these days at least. >> we all know donald trump's current wife, beautiful former model malania and the first glamorous ivana trump. marla maple spoke to oprah's where are they now? >> still it catches me off guard when people are like i know you, i know you! i'm like you do? >> marla was marid to trump trump from 1993 to 1999. she made news for telling a friend having sex with donald was the best sex i've had. >> is it too hot do you think? >> it's hot. it's pretty hot. is it too hot? i don't know. hot? >> while ivanna trump their marriage ended, marla walked away with under $2 million, a big check, sure, but not trump money. marla tried her hand at acting. here she is on broadway in the will rogers folly. >> what do you say, mr. rogers? >> she even performed a concert at carnegie hall. and get this. marla was even a special correspondent for inside edition. she interview future basketball icon michael jordan. >> a lot of us grew up playi

>> the ice queen is the lady responsible for the freezing of donald trump. that hopefully will happen. >> she started doing her own spells, putting up videos. >> nice. >> step number one, before you can put a hex on someone, you have to wear the appropriate attire. >> we did chanting and circling. >> this patch of grass is where the bushwick witches bury it, not everyone surge the donald's -- not everyone is under the donald's spell, she lists what she found offensive, like hypocrisy and disrespect. >> a lot of products he sells are made in china and mexico, mouths. >> if that is it, shouldn't she political system. >> sure. you could argue that. she is against donald trump, because she thinks he has his hit immigrants the hardest, yeny hopes his hex video will bring attention to how unfair trump has been to immigrants during this election season, with all media attention it seems that any video put up about donald trump increases his poll be numbers. yeny just became a citizen here, this is her first year that she can vote, she plans on it she will vote for

. >> donald trump called for a total and complete shutdown of immigrants of muslims entering the u.s. >> it will be interesting to see if he will follow down this road of islamic phobia. >> islamic phobia is not real terms. >> it is i just use it. >> check out this video i took in philadelphia have a possible hate crime. a pickup truck being driven past a mosque and a severed pig's head flying out the window. >> this action of throwing a pig's head they want their members to see that though west's anti-muslim. >> your eyes are not deceiving you yet. get your dogs exercise that need. >> diana you are in paterson, new jersey chasing a story about donald trump who says, in light of all that is happening with terrorism and inaction from the government. we should put a pause on any muslim coming into the country. what you got. >> jeb bush is calling and bernie sanders is saying dangerous. >> it's very shocking to hear what a presidential candidate said. >> the comments are all response in from donald trump's total and complete shutdown of immigrants from entering the u.s. we went to new je