ROMANS: Donald Trump back on the campaign trail in New Hampshire today after a meeting with black pastors that added up to less than originally advertised. The Trump campaign initially scheduled a news conference after this private meeting, claiming 100 African-American pastors would endorse the GOP frontrunner. Now, that part of the event, that was canceled after several pastors listed said that they had no plans to endorse him. Even so, Trump emerged from this private meeting, declaring, quote, "I saw love in that room." CNN's Sara Murray has more.</s>SARA MURRAY, CNN POLITICS REPORTER: Tonight, we heard Donald Trump go after a rival he doesn't usually target: Bernie Sanders, taking a job at the Democratic presidential candidate for undergoing an elective hernia surgery, saying it is the result of his liberal policies.</s>DONALD TRUMP (R), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: The biggest crowd by far, so much bigger than Bernie Sanders, you know, you always hear about Bernie Sanders, our crowds.</s>MURRAY: Donald Trump was campaigning here in Macon, Georgia. That was after the meeting in New York City with the African-American pastors. He said that meeting was an inspiration. The campaign had invited 100 pastors to meet with Trump. But several of them said they were not interested in meeting with him or supporting the GOP frontrunner. Still, Trump declared it a success.</s>TRUMP: We actually didn't think we were going to be having a press conference, but we all thought it was such a good meeting, we would do that. And we have many, many endorsements that came out of the meeting.</s>MURRAY: Now, he may not have left that meeting with 100 endorsements, but he certainly met with a couple and he was joined here in Macon, Georgia, with another big booster, 2012 presidential candidate Herman Cain got the crowd fired up before Trump took the stage.</s>KOSIK: OK. Sara, thanks. Protesters marched through Baltimore as jury selection in the first Freddie Gray death trial begins. What happened inside the courtroom and what's set for today, next.
Trump Declares Black Pastors "Love" Him.