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from q. mccray from lorain county. first, we get to sam roberts with the forecast. probably not going to see slushy roads here, because it s too warm out there. we will see snow later today, right? samantha: there will definitely be some stuff falling. brian: looking back at me laughing. tia: i m not laughing. i was smiling. it s the morning. samantha: it s the morning and we re up and had a lot of coffee. let s get the day started together. first, you are looking live at downtown cleveland. not a bad start in cleveland. we re just reporting some light rain, no snow or sleet right now in cuyahoga county. here s the radar. you can see that all the action is out to the west and southwest, and that s where a lot of it is going to be. basically from the near east side through cleveland and then back to the west this morning. most of this is rain. we have white and pink there. most of that is also rain. you are my eyes and ears and let me know what you re seeing on t ....
stratosphere. early today starts right now. good morning, everyone. i m alex witt. donald trump continues his new york brawl with ted cruz hoping to put a little distance between them. he has overwhelming support in the latest new york polling. his numbers aren t as lopsided in pennsylvania, which votes at the end of the month. he leads ted cruz by just nine points there. all three republican candidates are looking to take a bite out of the 93 delegates up for grabs and nbc s peter alexander reports. reporter: donald trump pulled up at his manhattan high-rise facing criticism for being too insulated, trump s campaign announcing new hires. we need more brains and muscle. reporter: shifting strategy after a weak showing in wisconsin, trump scrapping a planned california trip friday and skipping colorado to focus on fortifying his lead in his home state. it s great to be home. this is home. it s great to be home. reporter: why? trump now needs 59% of remainin ....
the puck into the net and just can t do it. it is amazing that he is playing hockey compared to what happened last year. the hit against the pittsburgh penguins and the rangers in that playoff series. now back with all of the head trauma he experienced. amaze to see him back playing hockey as well as he is. mike: magnificent story of coming back. wasn t able to speak. jamming it along is miller. stepping to it is dumoulin. dumoulin pulls away from rick nash. zatkoff back in for the draw and charges to the bench again. nudged back in. malkin is the extra man but must drop back further. sheary to dumoulin to malkin. 100 seconds to go and the penguins need two and offside is the call. ie reminder of what happened last year with mats zuccarello. you can see him jousting down low. the puck comes in off of the stick of ryan mcdonagh and gets him in a very, very bad spot. he comes off of the ice and the doctors perfectly describe the that were he had to go through and all o ....
terrorist attacks in paris. and the first question focused on national security and isis, which has claimed responsibility. we have to look at isis as the leading threat of an international terror network. reporter: hillary clinton leads in the polls but senator bernie sanders tried to slow down the front-runner questioning her vote as senator to approve the 2003 invasion of iraq. the disastrous invasion of iraq, something that i strongly opposed, has unraveled the region completely. reporter: former maryland governor martin o malley called clinton s iraq vote a big mistake. it was also the disbanding of many elements of the iraqi army that are now showing up as part of isis. reporter: iowa is an early caucus state. in about 3 months people will pick the democrat they believe should be the nominee for president. the candidates support a minimum wage increase but argue over how much. o malley and sanders want $15 an hour. clinton wants $12. if you go to $12 ....
footballs michel platini loses his bid for a 90 - his bid to remove a 90-day ban. also coming up, silicon valley s baby boom is sparking a new debate. first, talks on reaching a climate deal have been extended in next today. hope to wrap up on saturday. after an all-night session of discussions, the french foreign minister said that a compromised text is expected tomorrow instead of by 6:00 p.m. today. you have spoken with environment ministers from both india and china. let s tell let s put things into context. china is the number one polluter in the world. they met separately and they discussed various issues seemingly to kind of show a front on their positions. china is the country that seems to be the most reticent to sign a climate deal. i asked one of the chinese advisors what he thought of the term greenhouse gas emissions neutrality by the second half of the century. he said he did not actually understand the definition. take a listen. i don t know whether ....