As It Happens - Tuesday Edition

Part One

Bernie supporter
It appears that by the time today's primaries are done, Hillary Clinton will have successfully beaten Bernie Sanders for the Democratic nomination — but one Sanders supporter tells us the future will be no party for the party. 

New Brunswick Celtic minister
New Brunswick abruptly creates a Ministry of Celtic Affairs — and our guest worries the appointment is nothing more than an attempt to appease anglophone voters. 

Capybara search
Two capybaras -- giant rodents -- remain at large after escaping from a Toronto zoo — but our guest came extremely close to recapturing one of the undangerous fugitives.  

Part Two

Wolf attacks 
In Banff, an aggressive wolf pack becomes all too comfortable stealing food from campers — and when one member of that pack became especially bold, officials euthanize it. 

Trump University judge
Donald Trump continues to push the idea that the judge in a lawsuit against him is biased because he's of Mexican descent — and tonight, his best friend files an objection. 

Part Three

Cheri DiNovo "unofficial" candidate for NDP leadership
There's finally a candidate in the race to replace Tom Mulcair as the leader of the NDP. Sort of. Ontario MPP Cheri DiNovo tells us why she is putting her name forward — but not putting the required registration fee forward. 

Plane crash
It looked like there was nothing left of the plane that crash-landed in a B.C. ice field. But if you looked harder, there it was: a white plane in a white field, completely intact, that had been carrying three shaken but unhurt guys. We speak with one of them.

Diefenbaker toilets
They're one-of-a-kind toilets, built as part of a bomb shelter commissioned by Prime Minister John Diefenbaker. And now they're busted. The Diefenbunker Museum isn't exactly flush with money  so it's asking the public to cough up the jack to fix them.