clinton prevailed beating bernie sanders by nearly 300,000 votes. the victory, though, did include some controversy at the polls. today in new york s katherine creag is at the board of elections in lower manhattan. a lot of questio anns beiig asked about what happened to the voter roles. they ve been described as chaos. voter irregularities. some local lawmakers vowed they will launch a probe into the elections board to figure out what went wrong. it resulted in thousands of people not being able to vote. r the candidates, hillary clinton in particular, the new york primary resulted in a big victory. she took 5 8% of the vote. address for bernie sanders, his day day started out fine eno h with a rally in pennsylvhia. the pennsylvania primary is en he received information about voter irregularities at places, especially brooklyn. and he said this. i must say i m really concerned about the conduct of the voting process in new york state. i hope that that process will chan
saudi arabia amid tensions between the two nations. and renewed speculation over whether the kingdom played a role in 9/11. who is . who is this person? police hope it can help them crack the case. police aren t sure if it s a man or a woman. picture perfect. four generations of the royal family rose for a stamp to mark the queen s ma90th birthday. look who is stealing the show today, wednesday, april 20th, 2016. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and sa va t vannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. welcome to today on a wednesday morning. we re going to get to more of that cuteness a little later in the show. politics first. front runners, defending their home turf in the new york primary. here s what happened. donald trump picked up more than 60.% of the republican vote. he crushed his rivals. john kasich came in second. more than 35 points behind. ted cruz finishing a distant third. the criticism of new yo
in 2014 in the pink houses in east new york, peter liang fired a shot that killed an unarmed akai gurley. he turned and apologized to the family. i apologize to [inaudible] happened. reporter: the conviction stomped on a rare and raw racial nerve which watched officers go unindicted while a chinese american was the first to be indicted in 10 years yet never had a confrontation with the victim. they felt he was an easy scapegoat to feed to the black lives matter movement. his lawyer emphasized the difference between liang and police brutality cases. peter liang is not them. violation of someone s rights. reporter: the district attorney s office saying liang becomes a convicted felon. he s no longer a police officer, never will be. they are unhappy about the reduction of that conviction. the family says this is a tragic accident, that they maintain that nothing criminal happened here. both sides unhappy. both sides will file an appeal for the judge s decision announ
victory in every county in the state except manhattan. ben: voting problems reported all over the area, polling places open late, missing voter books and thousands, tens of thousands of voters missing off of the voter rolls. juliet: i am juliet huddy. ben: i am ben simmoneau. it is wednesday morning, april 20th, nice stretch of weather continues. juliet: thank you so much. meteorologist: you are welcome. juliet: a little just desserts for mike, who is gallivanting across central america and the nicest weather of the season so far. meteorologist: it is good for everyone. he will be back tomorrow morning for everyone who will be missing him. i get to sleep late. red flag warning for connecticut tomorrow, gusty windss continue that do ignite could spread rapidly in these conditions so be mindful of that if you are working with flammable material for it today. temperature starting pretty nice in the upper 30s in monticello and sussex, 49 in poughkeepsie, 50 in central park, s
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