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let's go to sarah murray at the trump headquarters in new york. sarah, in the presidential contest f it comes down to trump versus clinton, it sure looks like it is going to be vicious. trump already laying some big punches. >> i think you are absolutely right, jake. i think tonight we saw the early outlines of the general election battle. there were some questions about whether donald trump would suddenly adopt a new persona or change his tone as he prepares for a general election fight. i think we saw tonight that's just not the case. he came up with some of his hardest hits. he said the only reason she is winning so far is because she is a woman. >> the only card she has is the woman's card. she has nothing else going. frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she would get 5% of the vote. the only thing she has going is the woman's card. the beautiful thing is, women don't like her, okay? >> now, i'm sure that comment will cause some raised eyebrows, maybe not in the republican party but maybe with the general electorate. i think w

cnn's sarah murray has that for us. >> reporter: the trump campaign is getting a piece of good news. his campaign manager corey lewandowski will not be prosecuted. what this does is it removes another distraction for the trump campaign. they are at a pivot point where they are trying to expand their operation and add in more seasoned veterans, trying to do a little bit more d.c. outreach but that does not seem to extend to the rnc. here in pittsburgh tonight donald trump said once again he believes the system is rigged and now we're seeing rnc chair reince priebus phit back harder against that notion and reince feels he needs to be hitting back harder on this. priebus has tried to run a transparent process and he does not want to see the party come out damaged at the end of this. he also predicted that all of this would eventually blow over. >> thanks very much, sarah. we appreciate that. sunlen serfaty is with us tonight. this is a big night for ted cruz at the town hall. what's cruz saying about his chances? >> reporter: tonight was a good chance for senator cruz and his family to

. >> sarah murray joins us. trump finished talking in indiana. what did he have to say. did he talk about fiorina? >> reporter: yes, he did talk about carly fiorina and ted cruz and he was sort of openly mocking the latest move by cruz saying this is the guy who is mathematically eliminated from winning first ballot, he is not going to win, yet announced this vp. trump doesn't seem worried this dual ticket will hamper his chances. he said another interesting thing going through the minds of rivals, if i win in indiana, it is over. that's what we hear from more and more aides to rival campaigns, if donald trump manages to come to victory in indiana, it will be very difficult to deny him the 1237 delegates he is going to need to arrive in cleveland as the nominee. anderson? >> sarah murray, thanks very much. ted cruz announced that carly fiorina will be his running mate. sunlen serfaty joins me. he received criticism about the announcement. what is he saying? >> reporter: it was notable today, anderson, that senator cruz when he was making this big announcement of carly fi

sarah murray has the latest. >> in politics because it is a rigged system, because it's a corrupt enterprise, in politics you're allowed to collude. >> reporter: whether collusion or common sense, john kasich and ted cruz are teaming up to stop donald trump. >> so they colluko colluded, it how weak and pathetic they are. >> reporter: the real estate mogul is not impressed. >> this guy cruz is getting killed, got beaten last night. >> reporter: kasich agreed to pull out of indiana, cruz promised to back out of oregon and new mexico, in the latest employ to stop trump from clinching the nomination before the convention. today cruz is mocking trump's outrage. >> i don't doubt that donald trump will scream, yell, curse, insult, cry and whine some as well. that has been donald's pattern. >> reporter: spinning the deal as his chance to take on trump. >> it is big news that john kasich decided to pull out of indiana, to give us a head to head contest with donald trump. >> reporter: kasich appears not quite on board with the pact, cancelling his indiana campaign events, but encouraging supporters to

. >> sarah murray is following the trump campaign and joins us now. what more can you tell us about reaction to that. >> reporter: anderson, he doesn't seem very worried about this chance. throughout the course of the day he called kasich and cruz pathetic, losers. heard him moments ago calling ted cruz -- one thing, he is going hard saying in a way it is worse than we saw before kasich won ohio. it will be interesting to see how he fairs after that. >> how is the trump campaign feeling the day before five primaries tomorrow. >> reporter: the campaign feels very confident going into tomorrow. these are five states they feel like they're on solid ground. right here in pennsylvania, the trump campaign is trying to show it has its act together in terms of organization. a state with a number of unbound delegates. they're putting up a slate, held a conference call with delegates. trying to prove they can be organized, not just in the polls but the delegate fight. >> sarah murray. thanks. what's behind the timing of this? i will be speaking with governor ka

let's begin with political reporter sarah murray, sarah is in new york. donald trump is on his home turf in new york state. what's the latest? >> reporter: that's right, wolf. the new york primary comes up tomorrow. there are 95 delegates at stake. donald trump wants to sweep them all. if he does so, he comes closer to clinching the republican nomination, but he is still not playing nice with the gop. here in the big apple donald trump can almost taste victory. >> we love the city, you look at the other folks running, they couldn't care less about new york. >> reporter: hours ahead of the new york primary, trump appears poised for a big night. >> the polls are what they are. they were beyond anything that anybody has seen. >> reporter: but his rivals keep hammering the frontrunner. today ted cruz already moving on to maryland. >> maryland is a battleground. maryland will have an idaho voice as the nation looks to maryland to decide do we hand the nomination to trump and hand the election to hillary clinton or do we unite behind the cruz campaign and beat

but as sarah murray reports, one controversial figure is trying to avoid the scorching. guess who? >> reporter: welcome to nerd prom. the one day of the year where celebrities flock to party with the elite. this year, one won't be making the trip. gop front-runner donald trump. as trump recently explained to the hill i was asked by every single group of media available to mankind. i decided not to go. you know why. i would have a good time and the press would say i looked like i wasn't having a good time. trump was probably referring to that time when he came as a guest of the "washington post" in 2011 and appeared to be unamused to be the bunt of many jokes. >> donald trump has been saying he'll run for president as republican. which is surprising because i just assumed he was running as a joke. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: president obama having just released his long form birth certificate at the insistence of critics including trump dug in even deeper. >> no one is prouder than to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. and that's because he can final

sarah murray reporting. while ted cruz brushes off john boehner's harsh words, he is talking about the primary in indiana. sunlen serfaty is over there. what have you learned? >> reporter: it is clear how pivotal a state this is for the cruz campaign. everything they're saying and doing from their complete focus to ramped up rhetoric about the state indicates how pivotal and critical it is, that it is for them all about tuesday here in indiana. for the first time we heard senator cruz call this state, could be especially said a deciding factor, called it the single most important, biggest day of his campaign so far. in a fundraising e-mail to supporters today, he kind of painted an ominous warning or message about the states going forward. he said according to the e-mail, the bad news is if donald trump wins all of the delegates in indiana, his nomination could all be but determined. determined, a keyword there. such a core part of the cruz strategy going forward was banking on a boost of momentum and rollin

cnn's sarah murray is following the frontrunner live in beth page, new york. so we know he has tweeted it's nice to be back home, hoping that will help him going into the primary in a week and a half. i hear, what, he's planning to give more speeches? what's on the docket for mr. trump? >> that's right, brooke. i think you're starting to see a realization within the trump campaign and some of his allies that he may need an added dose of discipline if he wants to actually be able to get over this hurdle to get 1237 delegates and avoid a floor fight. we know that donald trump is working on a series of policy speeches that should be coming in the next couple weeks dealing with issues like education, rebuilding the military, so it will be interesting to see, you know, just how prepared those remarks are when he rolls them out. i think the other thing that they're really going to be fo s focused on is here in new york, this is donald trump's hometown and there's a new poll out from monmouth university that shows he does have a hometown edge. he leads the republican

for more on the republican race, i want to bring in cnn political reporter c eer sarah murray at tower. the campaign in towson, maryland. let's start with you. what is trump doing? it's the final hours before voting starts in new york. >> the trump campaign made it clear they want to get a big win here in new york. they want to be able to walk away with all 95 delegates. to do that, they've been hunkering down doing a lot of campaigning. today he's meeting with a diversity coalition backing him. it's not an official campaign event but it does give you a sense of how the campaign is trying to do things that are a little bit different from the big rallies. now, of course, donald trump is never going to move away from the big ruckus rallies. >> trump also has been on a bad streak in the last week or two. losses in colorado, in wisconsin. a war of words with the republican national committee chairman. does he hope a win in new york will carry over into next week's major contest in pennsylvania, maryland, and other east coast state states? >> reporter: the trump campaign struggles and sort

sarah murray is live for us in indianapolis as well and that is where trump will rally supporters in a couple of hours. i believe he will be joined by legendary indiana university coach bobby knight. trump delivered a take-down of obama's foreign policy today. what would he do differently as president? >> well, jake, that's right. donald trump launched into a harsh take-down of president obama's foreign policy and said that the same as what we are going to see from hillary clinton and that it is a failed incoherent policy. but donald trump didn't exactly say he would take a rigid approach to his views. yesterday, he called for flexibility when it comes to approaching foreign policy. today he said you sent houldn't too predictable about these things. today, donald trump unleashing criticism of the hillary clinton foreign policy and previewing fault lines that could shape the general election. >> i challenge anyone to explain the strategic foreign policy vision of obama/clinton. it has been a complete and total disaster. >> reporter: had in his formal speech today in washington, trump

sarah murray from wilkes-barre. we will have more coverage coming up. we are standing by to speak with katrina pierson, national spokesperson for the trump campaign. stand by, we will speak with her shortly. meantime, let's bring in kevin madden, gloria borger, david chal yen, and jeffrey toobin. gloria, what do you make of the deal between kasich and cruz? >> i think it is a last ditch effort, you have been calling it a hail mary. i think cruz figures he has to do something. their only shot is at a second ballot at the convention. that's what they're working towards. i was talking to paul manafort today who is the delegate hunter for donald trump and here's what he said about the agreement. he said i think the agreement is a sign of desperation. the washington insiders will always put their interests ahead of what voters want. in a way, wolf, it does play into the trump narrative that it is the insiders trying to get him, trying to rig the system against him. by the way, what's the guarantee that all those kasich voters are going to suddenly turn aroun

. >> thank you very much, sarah murray. michael cohen will be with me in just a moment, but sunlen serfaty is outfront. it was a big win last night for ted cruz. right now he is on trump's home turf. >> reporter: that's right, erin. he touches down here in donald trump's home turf well behind in the polls here in new york. that primary coming up in just under two weeks. you know, cruz campaigning here today, really trying to send a clear message though that he does not intend to secede new york to donald trump. 95 delegates here at stake in new york. given this state awards delegates on a congressional district level, right now the cruz campaign is microtargeting districts and focusing on rural parts of new york. ted cruz is trying to court new york voters, but really offering something of an explanation or a redefinition of that famous new york values hit that caused such such a ruckus months ago. offering up the names elliott spitzer and anthony weiner, saying people know what liberal democrat values are. >> now joining m

>> we begin with sarah murray who is outfront at the trump rally. rigged? >> reporter: that's certainly what we're going to be looking for. we all know trump has gone out there on the stump and said he's an amazing businessman, an amazing manager, an amazing negotiator, but he has struggled in the wheeling and dealing that goes on behind the scenes in the fight for the nomination. tonight, ted cruz questioning whether donald trump even wants to be president. >> do you think he really wants to be president? >> that's a good question. i mean, i don't know. i'm not a shrink. a lot of people have speculated when he launched the campaign it was on a lark. then he suddenly found himself surprised that his brand of reality television attracted a lot of attention. >> reporter: from immigration to campaign finance to his own bankruptcies, donald trump has said he has always known how to work the system. wrangling delegates, trump is coming up short and crying foul. >> what we have going is a movement. what they're trying to do is subvert the movement with crooked sh

sarah murray is on the campaign trail covering trump in evansville. about an hour ago we heard this from senator ted cruz talking about donald trump and the criticism of cruz's vice presidential pick, carly fiorina. >> it surprises nobody that donald trump's response was to engage in insults. donald yells, screams, curses or insults. i suppose you could start a drinking game on which of the four donald will respond to any given stimulus that might occur. the one he does most frequently is insults everybody and anybody he encounters so of course he would scream desperate. that is donald trump. it's the only way he knows how to operate. >> sarah, should we anticipate that trump will fire back in upcoming remarks? >> reporter: well, trump certainly went off last night in indiana about the fact that cruz is picking a running mate. i think it is fair to say we will hear him talk more about ted cruz today. this is an important state for donald trump and ted cruz. both are competing hard here. we are not seeing the same reserve donald trump that we saw in wa

want to begin with sarah murray with the trump campaign in pennsylvania. good evening, sayer yachlt you're at the trump rally in pennsylvania tonight where republican front-runner just finished a day long attack on the cruz-kasich alliance. what is the latest? what can you tell us? >> that's right. donald trump doesn't seem to be particularly threatened necessarily by this alliance. his campaign still feels like they're in a very strong position. but you know what donald trump is like when he is attacked. he said today just unloading on john kasich and ted cruz. take a listen to what he will to say tonight. >> so we have some big news today. you had lying ted announce he can't win by himself. he can't k. not do it. you know, he's a joker. can he cannot do it. so he said let me form a partnership which i call -- what do we call it? go ahead. could ahead. what do we call him? let me form -- it's called collusion, folks. it's called collusion. >> and, don, this is what it has been like with donald trump all day. he has called them losers. he called them pathe

. >> sarah murray is outfront. the fact he did multiple rallies today shows he's going down to the wire. >> reporter: he is definitely spending quite a bit of time here. like you said, it will be a come from behind victory if he's able to pull that off. he is trailing ted cruz here in the polls. this is the state that has not been very receptive to donald trump, even in its most conservative wings. his top advisers have come and said they're not expecting that much from wisconsin. maybe a couple of delegates, but that's it. another candidate not expected to do well here is john kasich. it's almost like kasich has become such a thorn in donald trump's side. he just wants him shoved aside. it's not just donald trump. it's ted cruz who has trained his ire on kasich. he's not everyon on the ballot n it comes to the convention. they want a man to man, head-to-head race between donald trump and ted cruz. it could be a while before they get that, erin. >> thank you. why is wisconsin proving more troublesome than some of t

first to sarah murray. donald trump sort of originally had been well, new york is my home state. i love it. but i'm going to be able to go out to california and other states and campaign. he has now canceled those appearances and is focusing all in on new york. how much should we read into that? >> erin, i think in this case it is a significant and strategic change. the trump campaign is tabling this fly-around strategy hey had used until this point and they are going all in on new york. this is a state where 95 delegates are at stake. and as we're talking to members of trump's campaign in new york, they made it clear that they want to win all of them. they want to be able to sweep the 95 delegates in new york. and erin, that's a tough thing to do. it means you need to get over 50%. not just statewide, but in the congressional districts. it involves a lot of legwork. i think that's why we're seeing the trump campaign revamp their schedule. it is worth noting they have not released what their new schedule will be. he didn't have any events today. it's not clear what he is going to

sarah murray with the latest. >> donald trump making no effort to mend fences with the republican party last night. saying in our cnn town hall that he does not think the rnc wants him to win the nomination, and he's bashing the nominating process along the way. >> you don't think the rnc wants you to get the nomination? >> no, i don't think so. i really don't. >> you think they're actively working against you? >> i don't know. i don't see it. it's not like i have 15 miles of proof. but certainly they should want to have a vote of the people of colorado. the people of colorado -- i would have won. i won so many of the votes. i mean, the voting has been phenomenal. that's why i've won so many more states than ted cruz and kasich. >> all of this seemed to be a bridge too far for reince priebus, the rnc chairman, he fired back on twitter last night saying nomination process known for a year and beyond. it's the responsibility of the campaigns to understand it. complaints now? give us all a break. this forum was an interesting run for donald trump. it was a rare moment when he was sharing t

joining us to discuss, cnn political commentator, sarah murray, kelly ann conway, president of the pro ted cruz super pac and new york city councilman joseph bar relly, co-chair of donald trump's campaign. errol lewis, we want sto start with you. big primary for the republicans. how do things look today? >> the way things look right now is pretty much the way they look throughout, which is donald trump has a commanding lead if you look overall but the way new york allocates delegates is sort of a modified sort of congressional district basis, and so you have to look district by district, including some districts like some up in the bronx, up in harlem where there are very, very few republicans. so ted cruz and john kasich have actually been campaigning here. something we haven't seen in a long time because it makes sense to go into some of the districts and try to grab a few thousand votes here and there. the ground game is going to be really interesting to watch. donald trump hasn't bothered with that. he's going to try to sweep past all of that, capsize everybody, win most of all the

we get more from cnn's sarah murray on the campaign trail. ♪ start me up >> reporter: donald trump is hoping to finish off ted cruz in the hoosier state. >> if ted cruz sneezes, if he just sneezes, his people leave him. in the senate, he's known as a liar. so we came up with liein' tid. >> reporter: knowing if he can't win here, the odds of block being the trump nomination are slim to none. and he brushes aside the latest political ploy, using carly fiorina as his running mate. >> he curses or insults. i suppose you could start a drinking game on which one of the four donald is going to respond o any given stimulus that might occur. >> reporter: cruz and trump locked in a two-man race here after john kasich agreed to stop campaigning in indiana in exange for cruz skipping new mexico. >> there is no alliance, we made a doo determinat determination our assets. >> reporter: others are expressing strong concerns about cruz. former speaker john boehner blasting cruz at an interview in stanford university. >> lucifer in the flesh. i have never worked with a more miserable son of a bitch. >>

sarah murray, it's getting cold. you're heading out on your way out. let's talk about president first. how was his speech received? >> i think a lot of people thought the president's speech was funny. i sat around a number of crew staffers laughing out loud about the basketball ring comment. the people in the cruz campaign know that was a miss there. general feeling among folks around me was that president obama was funnier than larry wilmore. a couple of people who had seen wilmore before who started leaving by the time we started talking because they felt like he was not that funny. the president is funny tonight. take what you will from that. >> heard a lot of groans because a lot of people in the room were targeted. >> that's true. a number of people in the room were targeted. donald trump gives us a guide for how you should handle that or not when he was targeted a couple of years ago. a lot of people talked about how he had kind of a sour reaction to that. he left very quickly. i think that people tried to sort of change that this time around. i

our political reporter sarah murray is in indianapolis where tonight at that trump campaign rally about to begin, he is about to speak. set the stage for us, sarah. >> reporter: well, wolf, we're expecting another raucous rally in indiana for donald trump tonight. earlier today he delivered a more formal foreign policy address, offered a take down of president obama and hillary clinton's approach to foreign policy, but didn't exactly layout a clear vision for what he would do as president, instead saying it is important to not be too predictable about these things. today donald trump unleashing a blistering criticism of the obama, clinton foreign policy and previewing fault lines that could shape the general election. >> i challenge anyone to explain the strategic foreign policy vision of obama, clinton. it has been a complete and total disaster. in his speech trump called for america first approach to foreign policy. >> my policy will always put the interests of the american people and american security above all else. has to be first. >> reporter: pledging that intervention won't be h

let's did to sarah murray. talk to me about what happened there behind closed doors. >> reporter: well, brooke, i think that's there's sort of an appeal that donald trump appeals to angry white voters and the coalition trying to prove that trump appeal is beyond that. they had a photo opportunity and the goal to try to inform donald trump of the issues propping up in the various communities, african-american community, muslim community but also to see how they can help the campaign in some of these states and build up a grassroots operation, the kind of thing that ted cruz has done and helped him in the delegate fights but, of course, we can never expect to hear from donald trump and not hear him brag about the polls sounding confident going into the new york primary tomorrow. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i don't want to believe the polls. if the polls are what they are, they were beyond anything that anybody's seen, real lly. but, you know, we love the city. you welcome at the other folks running. t

and cnn sarah murray live in pittsburgh. what do you have? >> reporter: good morning, chris. the trump campaign is going through a pivotal moment where they are transitioning to a more traditional campaign and now they have another distraction off their plate, a victory of kinds as they find out corey lewandowski will no longer face charges for battery. sources confirm to cnn trump's campaign manager will not be prosecuted for battery, following this altercation with reporter, michelle fields, in march. fields who could see defamation charges against corey lewandowski. the prosecutor asked two weeks ago if i would be okay with an apology from corey, and i said, yeah, but haven't heard back about it. on the campaign trail, tense moments outside a trump rally in pittsburgh as hundreds of angry protesters clashed with trump supporters and police in riot gear tried to keep the peace. inside the frontrunner intensifying his war with the gop. >> it's a rig the system, folks. >> doubling down on claims his party is conspiring to block him from the nomination. >> the bosses and the e

murray: the issue of abortion is actually quite personal. while a law student, she found herself unexpectedly pregnant. she and her future husband went to mexico to get an abortion, because she couldn't secure one in texas. she felt these issues in a personal way. i think that informed her decision to take on this case, even though she was only a few years out of the university of texas. host: would you talk about the second case, which is a georgia case called doe. mr. forsythe: doe vs. bolton, an unmarried woman who was using a pseudonym revealed her identity years later as sandra cano. similarly, they were challenging the georgia statute. the georgia statute was different because the georgia statute was a recently enacted law called a reform law that had enacted various exceptions into the georgia law, so it allowed abortion to save the life of the mother, but it also allowed abortion for rape, for indications of "fetal deformity," for "mental health reasons," and those three exceptions were enacted into the georgia law in 1968. it was a

good evening, sarah. you're at the trump rally tonight in pennsylvania where the republican front-runner just finished a day-long attack on the cruz/kasich alliance. what's the latest? what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right. donald trump doesn't seem to be particularly threatened necessarily by this alliance. his campaign still feels like they're in a very strong position. but you know what donald trump is like when he is attacked, and he spent today just unloading on john kasich and ted cruz. take a listen to what he had to say tonight. >> so we had some big news today. you had lyin' ted and announce that he can't win by himself. he cannot do it. you know he's a joker. he cannot do it. so he said let me form a partnership, which i call -- what do we call it? go ahead. go ahead. what do we call it? let me form. it's called collusion, folks. it's called collusion. >>. >> reporter: and this has been what it has been like with donald trump all days. he's called them loser, pathetic. he made fun of t

sara murray, thanks. >>> sara mentioned campaign turmoil, perhaps shake-up. new information on that. we'll get to that in a little bit. let's go outside that's event where we're seeing these protests. cnn's sarah ganham is there. can you give us a sense of what's going on there? >> hey there, john. they've been out here for about an hour. on this side of the crowd are pro-trump supporters. and the other side anti-trump protesters. and they mostly have just been exchanging chants. about 100 people on each side. the anti-trump protesters saying stop the hate and the other side chanting things like build that wall. you can see in the middle there is quite a line of police. there haven't been any arrests we've been able to see or any clashes -- physical clashes between the two sets of protesters. just verbal exchanges that have gotten a little rowdy at times but nothing violent. nothing that we've seen at previous protests of this sort here on long island tonight. this is something that's been going on for about an hour. dissipating at times and getting back up a