it's about utah. it's about the republican side of the race in utah. in utah tonight, there's 40 delegates at stake. ted cruz is favored to win in the utah caucuses tonight. the reason that on a night like this there's so much more attention to arizona than to utah is in part because arizona, as you can see does have a few more delegates at stake tonight. the reason that arizona is getting the lion share of attention, everybody thinks the most important by far is because on the republican side tonight, arizona is winner take all. it's a really big prize for whoever wins that state. utah is not winner take all. the delegates will will be apportioned between the different candidates depending on how well they do. that is true unless somebody is able to pull off 50% of the vote in utah. if the winner is able to get more than 50% of the vote, that will likely be ted cruz, getting 50% or more of the vote, if he can do that then utah is almost as important as arizona. in fact, utah may be one of the most important states in this part of the race. if ted cruz

let's move to utah, though. how do you expect the numbers to shake out on the republican side in utah? if we can pull those numbers up again. at this point we have john kasich in second place with 22%. donald trump just below him at 19%. and there's only 2% in. so these numbers will change as we continue the evening. >> well, it's important for ted cruz to get over 50%. if he gets over 50%, he gets all the delegates and becomes a winner take all state. his campaign manager just tweeted a few minutes ago that ted cruz in fact would make over 50%. and he would get all the delegates. that's their bet. they're going out and saying it. so i think the numbers suggest that -- look, it's really interesting, because arizona and utah tell very different stories about the race. both very, very relevant. utah proves donald trump is still unliked by a large percentage of republican voters, and losing utah by a very large margin. arizona shows he's very well liked by a large number of voters, and that ted cruz hasn't been abl

the winner in the utah caucuses. he's doing very well in utah. we have a key race alert on the other contests stillo outstanding. only 3% of the vote is in, but ted cruz has a lead, 58.8%. kasich is in second place and trump is in third place. only 3% of the vote is in. if cruz gets 50% plus one he will win aull the delegates. an exciting night in the race for the white house. >> more results still to come in. let's get some final thoughts. mark. >> we would have thought the race was over by now. if this was a year ago we would have thought this was over, we had our two candidates, it was going to be hillary clinton and jeb bush. we're still people come out right now running. we should be celebrating this. this is democracy at its best. you might not like the candidates that are still in, but people are excited and we should be happy about it. >> new people are coming in the process. >> that's true. donald trump says that all the time and he's right. it's not just donald trump on the republican side, it's bernie sand

so donald trump, you have utah tonight, perhaps utah goes to ted cruz. if ted cruz can win it all, will get above 50%, he would get 40. even under this scenario, holoo how far donald trump is. what happens if donald trump keeps his momentum. if donald trump wins wisconsin, he starts to pull it out. anybody think donald trump is not going to win his home state of new york? that's a bit down the calendar in the month of may? is ted cruz going to beat donald trump in connecticut or rhode island? maybe john kasich is the competition. even if you gave john kasich -- if he keeps doing this, he starts to pull away here. even if you assume ted cruz is strong in the west and you just fill them all in for ted cruz, this is a hypothetical scenario. even if you give ted cruz all the west, if you come back to trump, at some point you got to stop him in the delegate rich states. some states are proportional. but if trump keeps winning, gets delaware, maryland, new jersey, there's donald trump out here now. let's say indiana, kasich says he's going to compete there, le

donald trump is expected to do poorly in utah. does ted cruz cross 50% in utah. if he does, all 40 delegates go to ted cruz. if he's a hair under 40%, the allocation becomes proportional. cruz can drop and donald trump won't get many, but he could pick up three, four, five, six and in the battle we're looking at right now on the republican side, every delegate donald trump can get his hands on is precious for him because getting to that 1,237 is going to be so close. so utah is the big story on the republican side. >> we're going to arizona. jacob is at a caucus location. >> reporter: just as steve said utah is the delegate story tonight. i'm at a high school in utah and i'm talking quietly because there's people walking by amidst different classrooms. this is sort of like the political version of the movie whiplash. there are people going through the caucus process in the band room. they're holding up their hands as they decide who they're going to vote for. this is different from the iowa caucus. everybody here is going to be putting their ballots into boxes at

utah will be interesting. he gets the delegates there and you're looking at 58 for trump and 40 for cruz. there are not a lot of opportunities on the calendar going forward. as much cruz talked about stopping trump at the ballot box, he can't. he knows that. and i think if trump gets to 1237 delegates before the convention and he can, i don't think he can do anything. i think that the contested convention plan is in place in the event he doesn't get a majority. and to win going forward he's in a good position to get to the threshold needed. >> thank you very much. >> these are the last two contests for a couple weeks. then, you have wisconsin. this sits in the so that is a big deal. >> so we're waiting for returns from utah. he had a big victory and gets 58 delegates there. >> stay with us. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush bran

john kasich is wrapping up a swing in utah. ted cruz also in utah today. for more on the fight for the gop nomination, we go to alease jordan. with a welcome to you, let's start with the kasich camp. he is firmly setting his sights on utah, making several stops there. take a look at this post from jennifer ruben in the "washington post." ohio governor, john kasich has a grand total of one primary state victory and 143 delegates. wins are propostrouse. the delegates are not going to get him there. why the push in utah? >> well, i think jennifer ruben is wrong saying that kasich couldn't win. i think no one knows what could happen at a contested convention. the delegates, it is going to come down to what the rules end up being, that's a 56-member rules committee of the rnc insiders favorable to kasich are going to decide when they meet in cleveland. there's so many unknowns still out there that kasich has strong support, managed to do fairly well on a very small team and small resources. so, as this race goes, it's going to be interesting to see the dynamic

donald trump is speaking in utah this hour. utah also votes at the same time as arizona. utah and arizona both vote on tuesday. utah has a republican presidential caucus that night. arizona is a primary. but at tonight's donald trump event in salt lake city, people started lining up to get into this thing hours beforehand. most of the people who lined up for this event hours in advance were there in support of donald trump. as of right now, though, 200 anti-donald trump protesters have showed up at this same event. we'll keep an eye on those protests tonight as this donald trump event rolls on this hour. >>> ohio governor john kasich also campaigned in utah today. john kasich -- i don't mean anything by it, but he is generally seen as having next to no chance of winning in utah. ted cruz is actually the favorite in the utah caucuses, but it's interesting. the utah caucuses are not necessarily winner take all. so it appears that john kasich's strategy in the state of utah is to try to keep it close there. to try to get at least some delegates out of the state of utah. if j

if you get 50% in utah, winner take all kicks in. can ted cruz finally prove not only does he say he's the alternative, but he can prove he's the alternative. if cruz can do that, it would put cruz back in contention. it would show trump has lot of trouble out in the west. >> one correction, it was donald trump that won the other four. >> donald trump won four and ted cruz keeps saying i'm the alternative. donald trump is favored in arizona. if he pulls that off, he's got almost 6 out of 10 tonightif he wins arizona, he stays on track and might lower his margins. the big complaint from cruz this week, he's been complaining about john kasich saying why are you out in utah? why won't you leave it to me? let me get 50 plus one. let's assume cruz wins 45%, donald trump comes in second, kasich comes in third, could end the night with donald trump still picking up 70 delegates. if he can pick up 70 delegates tonight, he'll reduce his math from needing 54% of the remaining delegates to needing 52% of the remaining delegates. if trump splits

utah. the most mormon state in america. graham county, the concentrat n concentrations of mormon in graham county, it is magnified there. ted cruz up by 60% in the very early returns from utah. this is critical. the number in utah that ted cruz has to hit tonight is 50%. if he hits 50% he takes every one of the delegates up for grabs in utah. all of them, if he is a vote shy he has to share them with the other guys. a good sign for ted cruz, that one county he is winning in arizona tonight is a mormon county. this is a mormon state, that is a good sign for him. he has to hit 50%, that is a key number for him. >> if you watched this at 9:00, this was all previewed. another break for us, we'll be right back after this. >>> let's take a look at our pending races here, democratic caucus. utah too early to call. sanders in the lead. republican caucus, too early to call. ted cruz, john kasich, trump. idaho, too early to call. we've just put a big sign up that says too early to call. i'd like to g

he could lose utah and everything in utah and still his lead increases -- he's up at 744 now. the most logical outcome is indeed that he gets to 1237 or he gets so close that i, for one, simply do not believe the republican party would, you know -- if he's at 1200, something like -- i just don't bri believe the party is going to try to nominate somebody else. >> who knows. at that point, it's an animal that has been both caged and starved and who know what is will happen. >> you know who i would like to ask? the host of the hugh hewitt show. >> he disagrees with us. >> hugh, save this conversation from eating itself. has your view of what happens in cleveland changed at all and what is your prediction? >> no. and i hesitate to disagree with nicole. not with you, eugene. but i think it's a split decision tonight. utah goes very solidly for cruz, probably 50% plus. i'll be the first to say it, everything turns on scott walker in wisconsin. if ted cruz wins in wisconsin, he's going to change the narrative going into the later primaries in april, pennsylvania, wyoming and new york

and utah. donald trump and hillary clinton extended arizona. ted cruz paid job in the utah caucus securing 40 delegates. we'll speak with ted cruz coming out. bernie sanders winning and utah as well as idaho. as we told you, that there is a spec arrested. more than 30 people are dead. dozens of others injured. three suspects identified in the two of them reportedly brothers. the candidates weighed in. >> you have radical islamic terrorists all over the place and it not going to be the end. it seems to be a breeding ground. we need a president who makes clear to the world if you are a radical islamic terrorists, if you are jihadist or day of reckoning is coming to a january 20, 2017, the world will change. we will come after you. >> live in a complex world and we need a commander-in-chief who can provide leadership that is strong, smart and above all study. maria: will take you for the live report coming up here than i will sit down with eric trump and senator ted cruz gave journalists for the s

donald trump is speaking in utah this hour. utah also votes at the same time as arizona. utah and arizona both vote on tuesday. utah has a republican presidential caucus that night. arizona is a primary. but at tonight's donald trump event in salt lake city, people started lining up to get into this thing hours beforehand. most of the people who lined up for this event hours in advance were there in support of donald trump. as of right now, though, 200 anti-donald trump protesters have showed up at this same event. we'll keep an eye on those protests tonight as this donald trump event rolls on this hour. >>> ohio governor john kasich also campaigned in utah today. john kasich -- i don't mean anything by it, but he is generally seen as having next to no chance of winning in utah. ted cruz is actually the favorite in the utah caucuses, but it's interesting. the utah caucuses are not necessarily winner take all. so it appears that john kasich's strategy in the state of utah is to try to keep it close there. to try to get at least some delegates out of the state of utah. if j

then there's utah. the math will be a little l more complicated there. 40 delegates are at play and if one candidate wins the caucuses by more than 50%, then utah is winner take all. if not, the delegates will be awarded on a proportional basis. right now, the latest poll shows senator ted cruz in the lead there, he's won support in utah from 2012 republican presidential nominee mitt romney. chris stirewalt is our fox news digital politics editor. he's here to tell us what to expect. >> good to see you. >> the conventional wisdom is arizona is going to go to trump, utah will go to ted cruz. what's your thinking on it? >> conventional wisdom ought to be very right. there are hardly two states that should stack up better for these two candidates as we head into the homestretch, by the way, who would have thought that we would get to continue to cover elections at this point in march in 2016? >> you know what, i'll tell withdrew what, you raise a good point because i scheduled a vacation with my little one

why are they pressing so hard in utah? the campaign sees an advantage to putting in time and resources there. you're going to see cruz spending some time there over the weekend. and that is because of cruz, who's doing well in u.s., the campaign believes, can get above 50%, he will take all the delegates, and rob both john kasich and donald trump of any. that's actually why you're seeing kasich in utah, in salt lake city, trying to make sure cruz doesn't get above that 50% threshold. utah is shaping up to be a battleground on tuesday, thomas. and this endorsement or this backing from mitt romney will play into that. >> nbc's hallie jackson reporting there in douglas, arizona. hallie, thank you so much. i want to get back to the other big, breaking story we've been following for you all afternoon. and that is the major development overseas in europe, where salah abdeslam, one of europe's most wanted suspected terrorists, connected to last fall's attacks in paris is now in custody in belgium. he's been on the run and in hidi

utah is the home to 63% of the mormans. it is very power and not what you would think of in terms of the conservative movement here. they are to the left of most republicans on issues and certainly donald trump on issues of immigration and interacting with muslims i spoke to a lot of voters here today. a lot talked about why it was important and why they were here to vote against donald trump >> a lot of happening with-- a lot that is happening with i.s.i.s. or i.s.i.l. ar whatever they're called today doesn't reflect what muslims truly feel. i think donald trump is trying to divide the country against the muslims. >> reporter: that was really something that you saw here tonight. people who just showed up to vote against donald trump, some problems also in voting. there is online voting. they say that they're not going to release results until that is closed. a lot of people throughout the state have that very difficult time getting on line to vote in this election >>> mitt romney was supposed to vote there. he is spear hea

to that end, utah senator has actually now made a play for a piece of that pie. >> the ability for utah to have a california, access to the port is not a bad thing. >> reporter: stewart adam has his eye on california. his bill to in invest $51 billion in a hub in the bay area just sailed through the senate he wants to help utah struggling coal mining industry. he says a deep water terminal in oakland could be their lifeline, allowing export to china, and mexico. >> clean coal, utah's call is the cleanest on the -- coal is the cleanest on the planet. >> reporter: here in california, senator hancock says not so fast. >> this whole coal export from day one has been leveraging public money for private developers to make a profit by exporting a toxic product to asia, which already has huge pollution problems, and actually, we do breathe the area >> this is the project that nobody wants it should stop, and we need to spends our pueblo money on sustainable jobs for our people. >> reporter: if the funding from utah goes through, oakland city council could block the coal deal if they decide it w

the utah speaker of the house greg hues joins us. he is supporting the donald. in utah. how is that going over? we'll take that up with him in the effort to steal the nomination from donald trump. the chairman of the republican national committee admits that might just happen. >> well, you have to have a majority of the delegates in order to be the nominee. there's nothing magical about the number. it's 50% plus one. so no one's disenfranchised. lou: you know, if you follow that reasoning, you're very, very smart, and you can actually maintain your balance on very slippery surfaces. we'll have a few thoughts about that and a lot more in my commentary coming up here next. stay with us [engines revving] you can't have a hero, if you don't have a villain. the world needs villains and villains need cars. ♪ don't let dust and allergies get and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance.

utah, somewhat similar. now the problem is there aren't enough states like this in the race to give bernie sanders the numbers he needs to chip away at hillary clinton's delegate lead. and she did win in arizona today. comfortably, which gives her a bit of a cushion when you look at idaho and utah as well. boras sanchez in idaho, thanks so much. we'll be right back. soup and sandwich and cannonballs and clean and real and looking good and sandwich and soup and a new personal best. and a little help and soup and sandwich and study group. good, clean food pairs well with anything. try the clean pairings menu. at panera. food as it should be. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help grow your business.

in utah, ted cruz now has won the utah republican caucus. that puts him on the boards tonight trailing donald trump. a big win, and we are going to update throughout the night, because as francis and i have been discussing, he could get all the delegates from that state if he goes over 50%. here's your global picture and why it's still donald trump's race to lose. 744 delegates as of 2:43 a.m. east coast time. ted cruz trailing with 46 there. in the democratic primary, even more lopsided. she's on her way. in striking distance really of the 2,300 you need to clinch this nomination. >> this is certainly something we are all watching here at home. but for the rest of the world, certainly watching that other breaking story, being 24 hours since that attack in brussels. and now the manhunt after three blasts killed 31 people. joining us now is nbc news counterterrorism analyst and member of the flash point global partners team laith alkhouri and also joining us, former cia analyst jack rice. appreciate you both being with us, late at night, or e

this hour, arizona, idaho and utah. this is salt lake city, utah where caucuses are under way. i'm bret baier. >> and i'm martha mccallum. it is a big night of politics ahead. but first, isis claiming responsibility for the bombings that rocked the city of brussels this morning. belgian officials release thing picture, a stunning image that shows three suspects they believe are responsible for the attack. and now massive raids under way for the man you see on the right hand side of that picture. >>> back in the u.s., criticism from republican presidential candidates came strong and fast. >> if they're coming from certain other places and if they're muslim, they have to be checked very carefully. they're not assimilating easily into other countries. we're not babies. we can't do this anymore. >> it's long past time that we had a president who will acknowledge this evil, will call it by its name. and utilize the full force and fury of the united states to defeat radical islamic terrorism, to defeat isis. >> if i had been president, i would have cut short my visit and flown home,

both in california and in utah. >> reporter: even if the funding from utah goes through, oakland city council could block the coal deal if they decide it would impact the health and safety of citizens. then there's a letter we just obtained from the oklahoma city administrator's office. it's addressed to the developers. it says the city is talking to experts and considering a number of new options like additional permit requirements or possibly an environmental review. but the project director promises there will be no coal dust. >> our project is one that will raise the bar. >> reporter: he provided us sketches of the proposed facility, which will be built in an enclosed dome. he says even the train cars bringing coal from utah will be covered. >> we're currently working with a company called ecofab. they have been designing railcar covers for eons. we're working with them on a new design that they have brought to the market that has federal rail administration approval for covering coal. >> reporter: as for concerns about pollution overseas? >> i'm not in a debate over the science o

victories in utah and idaho and ted cruz takes utah for the gop. we will have resolved. investors for the most part sharp enough tearing your enough tearing your appeared to doubt enough tearing europe at the dow did snap a seven-game winning streak and travel status and leisure stocks stocks hit hard yesterday. u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell or slightly lower. dow futures down 10 points, s&p futures a quarter one point. nicole: muted reaction as well pick the shanghai composite up one third of 1%. japan making a quarter of 1%. lauren: stuff straight this morning. i appear as if we did have the pharaohs for the most part yesterday by the end of session as well. the ftse montanists higher pay and points. dax and germany higher by 82. nicole: investors like the safety of that today get some of that back. gold is down $15 to 12.33 transparent oil $21.16 a barrel. meanwhile, president obama shrugging off the tear in brussels and taken on some baseball. the president now in argentina. it is now 5:31 a.m. in new york wednesday, march 23rd. welcome to "fbn:

in utah it appears cruz as a lead but the key thing about utah is that if a candidate doesn't get to 50 percent of the vote there, the utah caucus been is proportional. in other words divvied up on the 40 delegates in utah. it's possible if cruz is at 42 percent he could get to 50 percent then he gets all 40 of those delegates but john kasich in utah complicates that math for ted cruz. jon: karl rove was on america's newsroom and our oh so ago and in his view, donald trump has yet to sealthis deal . here's what he had to say. >> 7.5 million people voted in the republican primaries for donald trump, roughly 37 percent of the total. 12.8 million people have voted for somebody else. and if they are consolidating support and gauging support and win the majority of the popular vote in the primaries, it's a dangerous side going forward to the convention. i hope you meditate on that and what he could do to change those numbers. jon: what can donald trump do to change those numbers? you said that the most likely scenario is that donald trump goes into the convention with enough delegates to

that prevents ted cruz from getting 50% in utah there that would enable him to get the utah delegates. cruz is well positioned but might not get the winner take all plus in the 50% line. >> utah is keeping us waiting. >> they are. >> not telling us a thing. it's going to be a surprise tonight. chris stirewalt is standing by and howard kurtz, welcome, great to see you both. chris, your thoughts on the races we have called in arizona? >> my thought is rarely do i get to see you in the daylight. >> good to see you, too. >> we had to get bret out of washington in order to effect the take over. how far, you have two states and two messages. utah is a socially conservative, obviously jesus christ of the latter day saints, moerman state. very church going. not a place where donald trump has done well. arizona is the kind oflace where donald trump has done fantastically welch the republican party is split in these states. >> howie kurtz, your thoughts? and if ted cruz does well there, he gets back on the board. arizona is important for trump psychologically in terms of momentum but it's been

voters go to the polls in arizona, idaho and utah. thathat is expected to be a huge loss to donald trump. we'll see. michael shure is in murray, utah, south of salt lake. >> that's right. i'm at cottonwood high school, a caucus site here in utah, and it's where former governor of massachusetts mitt romney, former presidential candidate, will be here to caucus. he is the one setting the table for what is going on in utah tonight. it is his effort to stop donald trump from getting the nomination. he alluded that trump will be dealt a loss here. that's what is right. what people like mitt romney are trying to do is to get that vote 50% to ted cruz so donald trump does not get a single delegate here in utah. what they're going to do in trying to do that happen is to count on the always reliable mormon vote. >> do i love the mormons. >> but do mormons love donald trump. so far in 2016 the answer is a resounding no. trump has already lost the heavy states of idaho and wyoming, and tonight he faces the voters of utah where 63% of the populat

in utah. if he does -- neil: no, no, donald trump's already won 58 in arizona. >> he has. neil: so whether you see cruz picking up all 40, donald trump has 18 more. >> true. but it could -- right. neil: i did the math for you, go ahead. >> and you do it very well even without a calculator. neil: well, actually, i have a little -- it's all right. [laughter] >> so the question is, yes, donald is going to leave tonight with a wider lead. the question is how much wider. neil: is he unstoppable? do you think he can get, i think ron put it 53% of the remaining delegates, do you think he's on path to be the nominee? >> he is the front-runner, no question about it. neil: that's not what i asked. can he get the delegates to close this deal and avoid all this, you know, fighting and everything else? >> not necessarily. it's really going to depend on how well kasich does in the northeast. of course, there's some other states coming out west -- neil: have you heard the horrible things kennedy has said abo

that's in utah. saying the republican race may not be big enough for both of them. >> what i think is undoubtedly clear is that john kasich cannot win the nomination. that it is mathematically impossible for him to win the nomination, that a vote for john kasich is a vote for donald trump. i don't know if donald trump is campaigning tore donald trump's vice president. >> there you have it, the kasich campaign making the same argument against cruz. campaign strategist tweeting cruz is a spoiler, a vote for either cruz or trump is a vote for hillary. here to join me is colleen mccain. colleen, before we start, i want to let you know we may dip into governor kasich's rally there in saint george, utah. if so, we'll interrupt you and take a listen. meanwhile, let's talk about this. what are the odds that governor kasich will become the republican nominee? >> under normal circumstances, the odds would pretty much be zero. john kasich would not have a path to the nomination at this point. he's won only one

>> anyone that gets 50% in utah gets all 40 delegates on the republican side in utah. if someone is below 50, it is proportional. if donald trump gets 50%, 20% of the vote. he'd get, you know, 15-20% of the delegates, assuming that ted cruz is below 50%. watch the splits on utah, the results in arizona. here is the delegate count. donald trump is up by more that 247. the key for donald trump is to get to the magic number of 1237 to win, he's on a glide path if he wins arizona, and picks up delegates in utah. big contests coming for trump in the next couple of weeks. the maths is more crucial on the democratic side. let's look at that. here is bernie sanders, pledge delegates only. bernie sanders 8:44, hillary clinton 11:63. for the sake of the report we will not focus on the super delegates. in order for bernie sanders to make up the difference here with the pledge delegate by the end of the voting in california, he needs to win 68%, hillary clinton 42. if it's anything tighter that that, let's suppose bernie sanders runs the table. anything less than 58-42, and bernie

senator ted cruz won big in utah. hillary clinton took arizona and senator bernie sanders won in utah and idaho. a real mix that we would now attempt to in the best of our ability decipher for you. our panel of fox news contributors remains with us. the chief political correspondent for the political review and tony you have this mixture. it is a mess. is there a common theme or a common trend that we can detect from the results on tuesday night? >> yeah, the voters on both sides don't want the party to end. on the democrat side as much as there is a feeling of inevitability for hillary clinton it is far from what is expected. she was supposed to have a cor nation march -- coronation march. he had a peculiar socialist and he has given her a real run. it is coming up in double digits. >> he is in the strike that toss fear. stratosphere. >> it is not as if they are regional liesed. he won colorado and minnesota and tonight wins in idaho and in utah. she will have to continue to fight for this and the longer the pit proj

so let's start in salix in utah, the significance of the when and utah, although recently still remains behind hundreds -- hundreds of delegates behind clinton, rocky anderson. about 79%sanders won of the vote. the reason we see these enormous wins, it was about the same in idaho, is because the democratic parties in utah and idaho alsoed the independence to vote in the caucuses, whereas in arizona, it was closed. it was far less democratic and far less reflective of what is going to happen in the general election because the independence overwhelmingly will support bernie sanders if he is the candidate, and that is just simply not true that hillary clinton is the candidate. utah,gly enough, amy, and and it is the most republican state in the country, george bush won by the widest margin in the country in both of his elections in utah, the polls now show if bernie sanders is the democratic candidate, he will 37%, 11%p by 40% to margin, whereas hillary clinton is barely shown as prevailing over trump. he is far more electable, bernie sanders, against trump then hillary clinton. and i thi

ment in the case of utah strieff and incriminate ating evidence. it rests on the fourth amendment on illegal searches and the rule prohibits from being used against a defendant in a criminal prosecution. this is about an hour. >> hear argument next in case 141373, utah versus strieff. >> may it please the court, courts typically apply the exclusionary rule to suppress evidence. the question is whether to suppress evidence lawfully seized. because of the arresting officer found the warrant in a stop later judged to be unlawful. under this court's analysis, such evidence is admissible when as here, the predicate stop was not flage grant but resulted from a reasonable miscalculation. extending the exclusionary rule >> what was objectively reasonable about it? the person who was coming out of the house in question. he didn't know that he lived there. he didn't know what he had done, if anything. didn't even really know there was drug dealing going on in the house. he was trying to figure that out. what was objectively reasonable? >> we admitted this wa

and that's what's going on here in utah. >> do i love the mormons, okay? >> do you do mormons love donald trump? so far in 2016, the answer is a resounding no. trump has already lost the mormon-heavy states of idaho and wyoming, and tonight he faces the voters of utah, where 63% of the population are members of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints, lds for short. >> in utah, there's a big mormon population, and that might have a big sway in who we choose. >> tim chandler, an associate professor of politics at the university of utah, and he said that they have a difference in style. >> they're taken aback by his arrogance and style. >> that feeling is pervasive. >> that feeling puts people off. his political leans, his demeanor is completely off from utah's character. >> that may explain the latest poll numbers in the church-owned dez rit news. in head-to-head with bernie sanders and donald trump, hillary clinton would beat utah. a democrat has not won utah since linden johnson in 1964, which is prominent utahans have come out against donald trum

the focus on utah and arizona. and... >> if they don't make a decision, they are lucky >>> the attitude about women's professional tennis from a tournament leader - the controversy that he has caused and the comment from the number one tennis player in the world. >>> we begin with president obama's visit to cuba, a day after he became the first sitting u.s. president to set foot on the island in 90 years, he pronounced a new day in the relationship between the white house and cuba. we are joined by al jazeera's mike viqueira. and despite the smiles, the cuban president was quick to criticise the u.s. during today's events. >> well, that's right. it's sort of an awkward moment. unusual, unexpected. it came on an historic day. there's a lot of pomp and ceremony around the visit. it's an official state visit. president obama returned to his quarters from the state dinner with raul castro at the palace derevolution here in havana. raul castro today said there are profound differences between the united states and cuba,

utah's own mitt romney lending his own voice to a brand new robocall urging conservatives in utah to coalesce hence letted cruz and knocking john kashich while he makes his argue amount week after he campaigned with john kashich in ohio. >> this is a time for republicans across the spectrum to unite behind ted. he is the only republican candidate who can defeat donald trump. at this point, vote for john kashich is a vote for donald trump. >> reporter: so, the question becomes, how much weight do utah voters put into mitt romney's opinionsenbullet things these days -- about things these days, and sounds like maybe not so much. >> voters are taking note of that also and taking note of the fact that our former governor is backing john kashich. so it's certainly an interesting dynamic. voters ultimately will make up their own minds based on what the think is most important to them. >> reporter: most important them toes the economy here in utah but a lot of folks say, just as important, putting a supreme court justice who is a conservative on the bench next. >> thank you. the road to the

utah and idaho still voting. here is the map so far. hillary clinton has dominated across the south, dominated in the central part of the u.s. let's go forward. it's hard to do this at once. here's where we are right now. hillary clinton has won arizona. it looks like she's going to pick up six in ten. stretch out her lead. hillary clinton past the halfway mark in the number of delegates you need. these are pledged delegates. she's past the halfway mark. bernie sanders behind her by a significant margin. the clinton campaign, if you're a clinton supporter you're not going to like this. let's assume bernie sanders from this day on wins everything. that's not likely to happen, but let's say as the sanders' campaign makes its case bernie sanders wins everything from here on out by a 55% to 45% margin, what would happen? hillary clinton would lead him in the delegate count. she would have close to 2,100. if he won everything left on the board -- it's unlikely bernie sanders will win the state of kentucky. look at the neighborhoods she has w

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we've seen violence in chicago, in utah last night. we'll be right back as this story develops. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. prudential. bring your challenges. >>> in big town manhattan there appears to be some arrestsnd way at what was a anti-donald trump rally that began at slums circle, they be marched towards trump towers on 5th avenue. at one point they said there were 2,000 people in the crowd. brian we're told is now back on the phone joining us now. brian, where are you and what's the situation? >> reporter: hey, leland. we are now on 57th and madison about two blocks away now from trump towers right there. we saw a lot of arrests here. p

this was the scene outside of a trump rally in salt lake city utah yesterday. what began as a peaceful protest turned into shoving matches with police after thing between trump supporters and protesters escalated. there weren't many interruptions inside the venue as donald trump tried to appeal to the state's religious fax faction. >> i love the mormons? i have many friends that live in salt lake. no, i have a lot of friends, by the way, mitt romney is not one of them. did he choke? did this guy choke? he's a choke artist. i can't believe it. are you sure he's a mormon? are we sure? >> well, mitt romney hasn't endorsed anyone. he announced he will cast his ballot for ted cruz. megan kale e kelly, he told his fans on twitter to boycott the megyn kelly show. she is sick and the most overrated person on tv. fox news responded with a statement, donald trump's vitriolic attacks against megyn kelly and his extreme sick obsession with her is beneath the dignitary of a presidential candidate who wants to occupy the highest office in the land. trump has two events in ar

utah. we have seen the states where donald trump is popular utah is not a state where he is popular at all running 3rd. john kasich is in second and kasich could play a bit of a spoiler in utah because ted cruz would really like to get over the 50% mark. if he gets over the 50% mark he would win all the delegates in utah. if he doesn't it is because folks are voting for john kasich in utah instead of him. >> dan: really strange to watch utah break that up if any candidate gets 50%. >>> let's talk more about donald trump. he may be starting to fill in his leadership roles. who is on the team so far. >> well, he put out a list today of five names on his national security team as he calls it. are all that familiar with. some former military generals, some business leaders that worked with the defense department and, you know, a lot of folks here in washington don't recognize these guys as being heavy hitters, so to speak in the national security community. but they are respected. now, in respo

while utah is a majority take all caucus state. meaning one candidate could conceivably run the board and add nearly 100 delegates to their total count. some conservatives are calling on third-place john kasich to drop out in order to give ted cruz his best shot at taking on donald trump one-on-one. but the ohio governor apparently doesn't buy that logic. >> maybe ted ought to get out because he can't win in the fall, and maybe these people that are hot on that ought to tell them to do it. they try to tell me to get out of the race. how many times, chuck? and now they should be thanking me for staying in. because if trump had won ohio, it would be over. >> we ought to put logic in quotes, because everybody's got their own idea how they can do this thing. peter doocy is reporting live from salt lake city, utah. how are the candidates trying to count on mormon voters there? >> it's really interesting to look at how the top two here in utah are doing it, harris. ted cruz talking a lot about how utah's own mitt romney is going to vote

in utah, they are going full-fledged. we heard ted cruz say he's got a good shot at winning all of the delegates in utah. of course, he made this pressured pitch for john kasich's supporters to come on his side saying every vote for john kasich in utah is a vote essentially for donald trump. >> sunlen, thanks very much. we'll continue to follow this story. a lot more on the breaking political news. much more on the terror news coming out of brussels, belgium as well. let's take a quick break. we'll be right back. may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. for over 75 years, investors have relied on our disciplined approach to find long term value. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call a t. rowe price retirement specialist or your advisor ...to see how we can help make the most of your retirement savings. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped m

peter due see is in utah near salt lake city. peter? >> reporter: what we've been seeing this weekend is donald trump swung through the western states where protesters who have now evolved in to trying to shut down his events doing their best to deny him the rit auto to speak in their support and deny his supporters the right to hear him in their state, both utah and arizona. and the issue that gets the protesters fired up the most is immigration. but donald trump is not backing down. >> we don't have a border. we don't have a country. remember that. we don't have a country. it's tremendous crime. it's tremendously bad for jobs and our economic development. >> and you heard it there. the crowd last night loved it. ted cruz has been pitching himself as similarly strict on illegal immigration with the big difference being cruz his ideas are dpeeply rooted in conservative ideology than trump. crowds have been excited by cruz stump speech. >> we're going to stop amnesty and secure the borders and end sanctuary cities and enwelfare benefits

as for the democrats, bernie sanders picked up wins in utah. the democratic caucuses there he also won in idaho. hillary clinton won in arizona by a hefty margin. right now looks like bernie sanders with the edge in the delegates from the voting that took place on tuesday but hillary clinton still the overall leader by a fairly wide margin. let's bring in senior politics chris moody. let's start with the republicans, chris, because that is the most recent result and that result being that ted cruz got over 50% of the vote in utah which means he wins over 100% of the delegates. >> that is right, donald trump had a good night tonight, but certainly not a great night. he would have if he had been able to keep ted cruz under 50%. that allow s him a little bit o momentum to keep moving forward. because of that donald trump needs to get just over 50% of the remaining delegates. there are about 500 he will need to get to that magic number of 1237 in order to win. so keep watch of the delegate cou count in the future. if he continues to get over 50% it

also they don't like the clintons in utah. you see the numbers, 2% that she is up on donald trump, 11% that bernie sanders is up on donald trump. so it is very difficult to see youth -- utahans vote for donald trump. >> michael shure thank you much. let's talk about the influence a-pac has. >> it's very power. its membership is made up of a number of people who have a lot of clout in washington, all over the united states, and oftentimes have a whole lot of money to provide in a political sense in terms of donations to political campaigns. so when you have any type of group with a captive audience, and a lot of people that are political active, you are going to give your best presentation. and bernie sanders is focusing so much on some of the states like utah and in the midwest and pacific northwest where he absolutely needs to beat hillary clinton to have a chance of winning the nomination. >> the cable channels run these speeches wall to wall now. i'm trying to compare a-pac to other powerful lobbies in america, like the nra