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Thats why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you we continue our high and low lights of the week by turning to the contentious democratic race. after a tough loss in wisconsin, hillary clinton has done interviews with ms nbc "morning joe" and the today show this morning. in buffalo just this morning. all demonstrating the front-runner understands well that when you campaign in the media ca...

As we mentioned, ted cruz took his post wisconsin victory lap, to the bronx. shifting his focus and message to the april 19th new york primary in two weeks. in any other city, this would have been a simple event. candidate goes to the restaurant, meets with local leaders, takes some questions. but in gotham, nothing is simple. >> god bless you, we support you.

Maintains his innocence has yet to go on trial. and among the witnesses who could be called in that case, governor robert bentley. >> partly embarrassed by it and partly used to it. its just part of the circus that goes on here. >> reporter: tonight a special house investigative committee will be formed to look into the allegations, which means a vote on impeachment could still be weeks away. kerry sanders, nbc news, montgomery. the scandal over whats believed to be the biggest data leak in hi...

>> reporter: and to crack confidence still further, brazil is coping with zika. a mysterious virus gripping the country. one that may cause a neurological disorder in hundreds of newborns. there is fear. were worried about the situation, she tells me. and were trying to cope with it. we have a country shoddered by economic despair, demarlized by a crisis, and plagued by zika. and in a few short months, brazil welcomes the world for the olympics. we went to the museum of tomorrow, an olympic lega...

And hospitals run better. why dont you check your new watch and tell me what time i should be there. oh, i dont hire people. im a developer. im gonna need monday off. again, not my call.

Frightening scenario lawmakers heard today. >> reporter: the nsa director testified to the senate armed services committee that attacks on the power grid and other infrastructure oorps as keep him up at night. >> think about the implications of that, if you couldnt trust the military picture that you were looking at, that you were using to base decisions on, let alone the broader economic impacts for us as a nation. >> to the third point you made about non-state actors using cyber as a weapon sy...

>> nbc news correspondent ian williams is a veteran reporter in the region. >> different countries have different ways of working. cambodia is a special case. its a very small country. its also a very poor country, and a lot of the systems that are in place in cambodia, whether its law enforcement, the health system and crowd control systems are pretty basic. >> every year nearly 2 million people flood cambodias capital city, phnom penh, for the water festival, which marks the end of the rainy s...

About 45,000 men and women are booked into the louisville metro department of corrections jail each year. even though most will bail out within a day or two, the jail is completely maxed out. >> baby! >> we are up against our capacity every day. every day, were approaching 2,000 inmates, with 1,793 beds. >> hey, over to your side. >> i think we lock up too many people in this country. i think we have to look at alternatives to incarceration

Last night was the finale of the nomination fight portion of the circus, our series on showtime produced in cooperation with bloomberg politics. well be taking a break before coming back on the air this summer before the conventions. for this weeks episode, we brought msnbc analyst alex wagner to join us and mark mckinnon on the campaign trail