Morning Brief: March 28

Bernie Sanders has challenged Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton to a debate in New York State—and he doesn’t much care where. Sanders told MSNBC’s Chuck Todd that he’d debate Clinton in "New York City, upstate, wherever," just as long as a debate happens in time for the New York primaries. Both candidates have roots in New York—Clinton was elected to the New York Senate in 2000, and Sanders was born in Brooklyn. 

NEED TO KNOW

Lahore Bombing: Pakistan Mourns as Death Toll Rises [Al Jazeera]

Brussels, the Presidential Election and the U.S. Role in the World [Observer]

Latest Front in Cuomo-de Blasio War: A Spat Over Decades-Old Debt [NY Post]

On C.T.E. and Athletes, Science Remains in Its Infancy [New York Times]

Jim Harrison, Author of 'Legends of the Fall,' Dies [CNN]

WEATHER
62 degrees and rainy [Full Forecast]

SPORTS

Last Night
The Rangers fell to the Penguins 2 to 3

Tonight
The Nets face the Heat at 7:30
The Knicks take on the Pelicans at 8

ON STAGE TONIGHT

WFUV Presents: Natalie Merchant @ Beacon Theatre

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band @ Madison Square Garden

Savages @ Irving Plaza

DMA’s @ Rough Trade NYC

Sarah McGowan @ Mercury Lounge

Ben Seretan, Wicked Hollow , Hanna Barakat @ Knitting Factory- Brooklyn

TODAY IN HISTORY
On this day in 1933, the Imperial Airways biplane City of Liverpool is believed to be the first airline lost to sabotage when a passenger sets a fire on board.