received this information, it was so moving to me, that it was something i could just simply not refuse to attend. hillary clinton spent part of her day as we said in new york city before heading off to california for the fundraisers. she spoke a crowd of mostly latino and african-american seniors and promised to fight there are them for them if elected. here in a city that i love that is the greatest city in the world, in the greatest country in the world, and let s make sure we keep it that way! our team covering every angle of this race. let s start with nbc s anne thompson back in rome at the vatican and we just checked in with you not too long ago an i said he s n said he s not expected to meet with the pope but any chance, can they run into each other on a friday night? reporter: believe it or not, they actually could, kate, and the reason is because bernie sanders will spend the night at casa, where pope francis lives. it s a hotel that john paul ii lives. it s a
i m steve kornacki. and topping the agenda right now, hillary clinton and bernie sanders crank up the volume in brooklyn as sanders tries desperately to close a double digit gap here in new york, new york, which may be his last best chance to turn this campaign around. it is true that now that the spotlight is pretty bright here in new york some things have been said. candidates in their final head to head confrontation last night, before tuesday s primary battling on the minimum wage, wall street speeches and the issue of gun control. we will show you the most heated exchanges in just a minute. also a on our agenda this morning sort of an interesting story, i hope it s interesting but you have to tell it anyway because who the hell wants to talk about politics all the time, right, because politics gets a little boring. donald trump feeling comfortable in his home of new york city last night. a big win appears imminent for him in the empire state next tuesday, but