heading to harvard. and fashion was in full force at the met gala. we have the glitz, the glamour and the bizarre. lady gaga was bizarre. like a typical tuesday for her. for her. we do say good tuesday morning. we begin with primary day in indiana shaping up to be a key turning point in the battle for the white house. polls opening across the state with 57 gop delegates up for grabs and it could be the last stand for ted cruz. but so far he s refusing to bow out even though donald trump has the math, the momentum and the soaring poll numbers on his side. it s your voice, your vote, abc s lana zak is live in washington. good morning, lana. good morning, kendis and diane. in indiana, donald trump has picked up several sports endorsements including that of lou holtz, the former notre dame football coach who says donald trump s golf courses are first class and he believes he ll make america first class, as well. it s called importantville, right. reporter: india
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the first time in club history. and gala glam. celebrities marvel in metallics at the met gala. the sights and sounds from the outrageous red carpet. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. both hillary clinton and donald trump are looking for knockout wins in today s indiana primary. the hoosier state appears to be ted cruz s last real chance to stop donald trump from winning the gop nomination outright. for democrats, indiana s open primary may be a chance for bernie sanders to notch another win, but hillary clinton already has more than 90% of the delegates that she needs to clinch the nomination. while trump needs just 242 more delegates to clinch the gop nomination. we have more from indianapolis. if we win indiana, it s over. reporter: with 57 delegates up for grabs, a big victory in indiana would all but seal the republican nomination for donald trump. he s currently only 2
20 occasions asking him for money. reporter: the d.a. says this was a crime of violence against a vulnerable victim. she was looking for a job and was assaulted. after the alleged attack the woman went to the police department where they took a dna sample that matched stubblefield. his lawyers say stubblefield has passed a lie detector test and they have planned to release those text messages today. the press conference about those messages happening at a church in san jose at 9:30 this morning. live in morgan hill, kiet do, kpix 5 when is he expected back in court? reporter: his first appearance is arraignment .wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the hall of justice in san jose. you kiet do, kpix 5. thank you. breaking news this morning. the mother of the late rap legend tupac shakur has died. the marin county sheriff s department says the woman had a heart attack last night. she was a member of the black panthers charged with plotting to bomb police stations in the 70s. her
and gala glam. celebrities marvel in metallics at the met gala. the sights and sounds from the outrageous red carpet. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. both hillary clinton and donald trump are looking for knockout wins in today s indiana primary. the hoosier state appears to be ted cruz s last real chance to stop donald trump from winning the gop nomination outright. for democrats, indiana s open primary may be a chance for bernie sanders to notch another win, but hillary clinton already has more than 90% of the delegates that she needs to clinch the nomination. while trump needs just 242 more delegates to climplg the gop nomination. we have more from indianapolis. if we win indiana, it s over. reporter: with 57 delegates up for grabs, a big victory in indiana would all but seal the republican nomination for donald trump. he s currently only 244 delegates away from clinching