it is tuesday, april 26th. nice to see you this morning. it is voting day. ted cruz and john kasich aimed at donald trump may fall apart. in hours, voters head to the polls in the five eastern states in the acela primary. indiana is the next huge battle ground one week from now. cruz is boasting about kasich pulling out of indiana as part of a deal where cruz is supposed to give kasich a clear path in new mexico and oregon. this is to block trump from winning enough delegates to clinch enough votes. kasich will be in indiana for a fund-raiser and meeting with the governor. he is telling people if they want to vote for him, they should. >> i don't see this as any big deal. other than the fact i'm not going to spend resources in indiana. he's not going to spend them in other places.

so what? what's the big deal? i never told them not to vote for me. i'm not over there campaigning and spending resources. we have limited resources. you ought to feel good about it. >> trump is blasting what he calls collusion. jim acosta has more. >> reporter: the alliance with ted cruz and john kasich is not going unnoticed. donald trump opened the flood gates at kasich. hurling insults at the ohio governor. could the deal work? kasich pulling out of indiana could help cruz and hurt the gop frontrunner in the state. trump has been making the case that this proves that cruz and kasich simply are not the best suitors for the gop. here is more. >> kasich is doing worse than many of the people that left months ago. i mean, if you look at marco

rubio, he did better than kasich. to this day, he has more delegates. this is just a guy who is a stubborn guy who eats like a slob and should not have press conferences like he is stuffing things down his throat. i'm not leaving. i'm not leaving. he's 1 for 42. and i would have won the one, but i was given a dirty poll by nbc were they came up with a poll. it's true. >> reporter: now the trump campaign is still confident that the tycoon can reach that magic number of 1,237. a top official within the never trump movement told me don't be so sure. the official said trump needs indiana. he wished cruz and kasich joined forces weeks ago. fund-raiser in indiana today. a- john and christine.

>> thanks, jim. on the democratic side, today could be a chance for hillary clinton to put more distance between herself and bernie sanders. clinton is 250 pledged delegates ahead. late last night, clinton and saints spoke in duelling television town halls. arguing over whose job it is to unite the democratic party if clinton wins the nomination. >> it is incumbent upon secretary clinton to reach out to my supporters, but all of the american people with the agenda that they believe will represent the interests of lower income fames and middle class and working families and those concerned about the environment and not just big money interests. >> i did not put down conditions. i did not say if senator obama does x, y, z, i will support him. at that time, 40% of my supporters said they would not

support him. i spent an enormous amount of time convincing my supporters to support him. and i'm happy to say the vast majority did. that is what i think one does. >> brianna keilar is with the clinton campaign in pennsylvania with the latest. >> reporter: john and christine, the clinton campaign feeling pretty good about the primary day. they feel good about pennsylvania. they think they have maryland all but locked up. and because of that, secretary clinton is channelling some of the confidence into focus on the general election. unveiling a new attack line on donald trump in wilmington, delaware. >> trump says wages are too high in america. he doesn't support raising the minimum wage. i say come out of the towers named for yourself and listen to people. don't just fly that big jet in and land it and go make a big speech and insult everybody you can think of. then go back and get back on the

jet and go back to your country clubhouse in florida or your penthouse in new york. >> reporter: looking at the math, you see how it is difficult for sanders. coming out of his loss last week in new york. to deny hillary clinton, he would have to win six of ten. you factor in super delegates and he would have to win three of four. he has a number of states that are racially diverse. john and christine. >> thanks for that. joining to us break down the acela primary, we have tom lobianco live in the washington bureau. good morning, early bird. i want to listen to what sanders said about the whole stop trump strategy or collusion. listen. >> you know, i don't tell voters

what to do. it's up to them. you always husband your resources in your campaign. they want to husband their resources in certain places. we want to husband ours. >> is this strategy working or are they back pedaling? >> i guess we will find out in a few weeks whether it is actually worked. some of the critique of this is they came too late. voters are starting to pay attention. especially in indiana. some question of what would happen with the kasich voters whether they would stick with him. a lot of moderate to centrist republicans more business type republicans. they're not necessarily going to go with cruz. they could easily go with trump. that could inflate his margin there. you know, there's no clear

victory there. you know, trump calls this an act of desperation. unclear that's actually what this is. they got to do something. >> the issue is how they talk about it. when marco rubio tried to forge his alliance with john kasich still in the race, marco rubio's staff says if you are a rubio supporter, vote for john kasich in ohio. these guys can't make themselves do that in this alliance. kasich says if you want to vote for me, vote for me. it doesn't appear to be the way cruz and his supporters are viewing this deal. listen to what ted cruz had to say about the maybe alliance. >> the fact that john kasich has pulled out of indiana gives us a straight forward head-to-head contest between me and donald trump. >> that is cruz talking to our sunlen serfaty. why is kasich going to indiana

to fund raise and meet with the republican governor? why won't he say vote for ted cruz in indiana? >> you want to talk about a tenuous alliance? this is the type of thing where if it is successful, it breaks down in july. right at the convention. this thing has a time stamp on it from the start. you know, if they are successful at this, think are baey are bac fighting each other. they need to deny trump the 1,237 delegates and from there, they are right back at each other's throats. >> let's talk about carly fiorina, on the short list for the ted cruz candidacy. how serious is the vice president candidates on a ticket that doesn't exist yet? is this trying to look like

maybe he's in the big leagues? is it positioning? >> you have to do something. look at fiorina. she's been one of the strongest surroga surrogates. she is out working the conventions and helping his team sweep the delegates battles. incredibly effective. it's a different dynamic. in the previous cycles, what we see is we have a presumptive nominee at this point. the trump people want to present him as that way. there is no clear presumptive nominee yet. you have to look back to 1976. previous contests. bringing somebody on to the ticket heading into a convention before then gives a little oomph or boost. it rounds them out. >> okay. tom lobianco for us in washington. five states up for grabs. for the democrats, a chance for

hillary clinton to put distance between herself and sanders. questions about sanders. the tone of his campaign. he will appear live here this morning on "new day" in the 7:00 hour. you have to watch cnn all day. most importantly, all night for our special coverage of the acela primary elections. voter goes to the polls in connecticut, delaware, maryland, rhode island and pennsylvania. don't miss wolf blitzer. the main event is at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >> the bar car opens at 2:00 a.m. on the acela. the five states voting today have a mix. maryland has the highest median household income in the country at $76,000. connecticut at $70,000. something john berman did not know. you can thank wall street and washington for the high numbers. southern connecticut and parts

of maryland have the wealthiest counties in the country. all above the national average. a lot of office jobs in the cities in these states. our theme of one america and two economies holds true in the states voting today. the jobless rate in connecticut, 5.7%. above the national average. the highest of the states voting today. rhode island also higher than the national average. the rest, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania, all relatively low unemployment rates. that ring of suburbs in washington, d.c., there is money in politics. >> i had no idea. new information this morning. new clues in the murder mystery in ohio. eight family members killed. what investigators are revealing next. lubonand here.

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bernie sanders last stand? hillary clinton leading in the polls. hope is still alive for sanders political revolution. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> welcome back to christine romans. i'm john berman. ted cruz and john kasich alliance aimed at stopping donald trump could be falling apart. shortly voters head to the polls in five states. donald trump is expecting a clean sweep in the acela primary. ted cruz is boasting about john kasich pulling outs of indiana where a deal that gives him a path in new mexico and oregon. this is all to prevent donald trump from winning enough delegates on the first ballot. john kasich is going to indiana today for a fund-raiser. he is going to indiana with a meeting with the governor. he is telling indiana voters if

they want to vote for him, they should. >> i don't see this as a big deal. other than the fact i won't spend resources in indiana. he will not spend them in other places. i never told them they should not vote for me. i'm not over there campaigning and spending resources. we have limited resources. you should feel good about it. mine's like the people's campaign. >> what's the big deal? now donald trump, he is blasting what he calls collusion aimed at stopping him. jim acosta has more. >> reporter: the alliance has not gone unnoticed in the trump campaign. donald trump opened the flood gates on kasich hurling insults at the ohio governor like never before. i talked to a trump campaign adviser who says kasich pulling out of indiana could help cruz and hurt the gop front runner. all day long, trump has been

making the case the political marriage proves that cruz and kasich are not the best suitors for the gop. here is more. >> kasich is doing worse than many of the people that left months ago. if you look at marco rubio, he did better than kasich. he had more, to this day has more delegates. this is just a guy who is a stubborn guy, who eats like a slob and shouldn't have press conferences while he is stuffing things down his throat. i'm not leaving. he's 1 for 42. i would have won the one, but i was given a dirty poll by nbc where they came up with a poll. >> reporter: the trump campaign is confident that the real estate tycoon can reach the 1,237. the top delegate within the

never trump campaign says don't be sure. he wishes cruz and kasich joined alliances weeks ago. kasich is still attending a fund-raiser in indiana today. john. jim, thanks. on the democratic side. today could be a chance for hillary clinton to put more distance between herself and bernie sanders. clinton is 250 pledged delegates ahead. add in super delegates and the lead is more than 700. clinton and sanders spoke in duelling town halls. arguing over whose job it will be to unite the democratic party if clinton wins the nomination. >> it is incumbent upon secretary clinton to reach out not only to my supporters, but all of the american people with the agenda that represents the working class and lower income and middle class and not just big money interests. >> i did not put down

conditions. i didn't say if senator obama says x, y, z, i will support him. at that time, 40% of my supporters said they would not support him. i spent an enormous amount of time convincing my supporters to support him. and i'm happy to say the vast majority did. that is what i think one does. >> brianna keilar is with the clinton campaign in pennsylvania. >> reporter: john and christine, the clinton campaign feeling good about the primary day. they feel good about pennsylvania. they think they have maryland all but locked up. because of that, clinton is channelling this to the general election. unveiling a new attack line on donald trump in wilmington, delaware. >> donald trump says wages are too high in america. i said come out of the towers

named after yourself and actually talk and listen to people. don't just fly that big jet in and land it and go make a big speech and insult everybody you can think of. and then go back and get back on the jet and go back to your country clubhouse in florida or penthouse in new york. >> reporter: looking at the math, you can see how it is difficult for bernie sanders. coming out of the loss last week in new york to deny hillary clinton the nomination, he would have to win six of ten delegates. that is looking at pledged. you factor in super delegates, and he has to win three of four. you also have going forward is a number of states that are racially diverse. that is terrain that is much more advantageous to hillary clinton. john and christine. >> brianna keilar for us. joining us to break down the acela primary today. reporter tom lobianco. tom, five states on the clock

today. the significance of today is dot, dot, dot. >> this is why you are the cruz/kasich alliance right now. these are all northeastern states. they look strong for trump. kasich's heading out west, southwest. cruz picking the heartland as his stake out there. i mean, they got to do something at this point because if they can't stop him in the next few primaries after the northeast. the northeast is all but lost to them. if they can't stop him from the 1,237 before then, he walks in california on june 7th and a good chance he gets 1,237. this is a last-minute play. kasich downplaying it. it is very odd because in one sense, they have to work together and let people know

they are working together. on the other sense, they have to be telling people directly, look, you still have to vote for me. it's very strange. certainly not the strangest thing in the cycle. >> john kasich downplaying the alliance and ted cruz boasting about the indiana plan. and giving it a different spin. i don't know how much of an alliance it is after what you hear ted cruz saying. listen. >> the fact that john kasich pulled out of indiana gives us a straight forward head-to-head contest between me and donald trump. >> kasich pulled out of indiana. i thought they were helping each other. >> i know, right? such talk from friends. frenemies. >> this guy goes to show the stagecraft you have to pull in

something like this. dana bash had some great reporting on this a few months ago about the talks going on behind the scenes that were leading up to this. you know at the time, everyone was denying it. you have to. that's the tightrope you walk with this. in a few months, come july, if the strategy works, it necessarily pits them against each other again come the convention. if they deny trump the 1,237 on the first ballot, they are fighting on the second ballot or third ballot. that's why kasich's in indiana. kasich is out there because he is trying to win delegates. he is having a fund-raiser. he still needs money. they are short on resources right now. he's out there fundraising. >> he may be having a hard time letting go. let's talk about the democrats. the sanders team has said that if they can't close hillary

clinton's lead in pledged delegates, they will flip. bernie sanders clinging to that plan. >> hundreds and hundreds of super delegates, parts of the democratic establishment voted for hillary clinton or chose to come on board her campaign before i announced my candidacy. those people have a right to rethink the decision that they made. >> that's the notion that really upsets clinton supporters and the clinton team that bernie sanders is still fighting to flip super delegates as for the time being the pledged delegates grows. >> a tough argument for sanders to make. it was easier when he was winning those states. he was saying the super delegates in the states should go with the voters. it's a lot tougher as he loses pledged delegate race. they have to do something. the thing is, there is almost no reason for him to leave. he's beating her in fund

raising. he has perpetual money, almost. all of the things that normally force someone to leave the race aren't there. she was talking earlier about the unity. that is the bigger question. can she bring them in and will he help her bring them in? how do you pull bernie back into the fold after this is all said and done? that is the bigger question. >> the answer to that is carefully. and deliberately. >> tom, nice to see you. thank you. >> thanks, guys. bernie sanders, he does have a chance of winning some states today. he will appear live on "new day" in the 7:00 hour. stay tuned to cnn all day for the pre-game of today's crucial super tuesday election. voters going to the polls in connecticut, delaware, maryland, rhode island and pennsylvania. it is a prelude for christine romans and i showing up at 4:00

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officials that they are closer to finding who is responsible for the massacre here in southern ohio. attorney gentjegeneral telling t is for good reason. they don't want who is responsible for the killings to be tipped off. many speculating here that drugs is a problem. the sheriff said drugs are a problem here in the county. especially methamphetamine and heroin. it wasn't too long ago that back in 2012, a major marijuana grow operation was discovered in the county with ties to the mexican drug cartels. officials won't make the jump to say these murders were related to the drugs, but people here are widely speculating they were. john and christine. nick, thanks. new information in a string of random shootings in colorado. a spokesperson says they have not made arrests, but reveal

answers they found in the seven-month probe. the announcement is the first since last summer in the shootings of two men. millennials are the largest in the group aged 18 to 34 in the u.s. that is according to pew research. there are 74.9 million baby boomers who range from 51 to 69. generation x is 65 million. >> we are like the jan brady. >> baby boomers were the largest in the population. baby boomers sneeze and it changes the economy. now it shifts to millennials. young immigrants are part of the growth. the number of deaths has exceeded the number coming into the country. let's look at what is coming

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united states sending two fighter jets to romania. a short hop from ukraine and crimea. this is part of a training exercise, but follows the recent buzzing of the u.s. fighter

aircraft. let's get more now from senior international correspondent clarissa ward live in romania. a training exercise, they say, but still a significant move. >> reporter: it certainly is, john. we're here on the black sea which is rapidly becoming one of the most hotly contested and heavily military zones since ukraine and crimea in 2014. that caused a lot of anxiety to allies in the area like romania. fighter jets from the u.k. to romania. we were able to ride along in the refuelling tanker that accompanied the two jets. it really was extraordinary to be able to watch those aircraft up close. there are just 187 f-22 fighter

jets in the world. they are incredible aircraft. they are able to travel at twice the speed of sound. they have special stealth technology to allow them to fly undetected by radar. that technology is so sophisticated that congress passed a law making it illegal for lockheed martin, which makes the f-22, to sell them overseas. now, officially this was just a training exercise, but really the symbolism was important because this was definitely intended as a show of support for nato allies in the region, but a show of force against russia which has been increasingly assertive in the region. also as you mentioned, we saw the russian attack jets flying really low over the "uss donald cook" in the baltic sea earlier this month. it will be interesting to see how russia responds. those two f-22s have gone back

to the united kingdom. certainly in a tit-for-tat game, this was a show of force by the u.s. it will be interesting to see how russia responds. john. >> we will wait and see. clarissa ward for us this morning. interesting report in romania. time for an early start on your money. dow futures higher. corporate earnings due today. oil steady. just below $43 a barrel. stocks in europe higher right now. shares in asia mixed overnight. apple could post the worst quarterly results in a decade after the closing bell today. analysts predict the drop in iphone sales will drop the profit and revenue. remember when windows 98 was the dominant operating system and the ipod hadn't even been introduced yet.

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