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now. potential consequences. keeping runways safe. the can nine who goes above and behind protecting an airport. it is all "happening now". >> but we begin with a fox news alert. voting under way in 13 states and territories that will award a significant chunk of the delegates needed to secure a nomination. welcome to the second hour of "happening now". i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. donald trump is wrapping up an event in ohio and on to kentucky. hillary clinton is holding an event in minnesota. that state is caucusing today and bernie sanders hopes to win to stay on the path to the nomination. we'll have more from ed henry and begin with james rosen in texas following the cruz campaign and john roberts from

miami with marco rubio. and carl cameron in dell ray beach, florida where donald trump will end his day today. carl? >> reporter: well, voters across the country will have their say. there is 11 states that will potentially give the lead to donald trump in delegates and in the national race, some republicans are getting increasingly alarmed about. mr. trump is campaigning with chris christie who endorsed mr. trump a woke and half ago. for trump, it is an opportunity to make a statement. he won three out of four states i should say and tonight winning 75 percent or more of the delegates in the states that are voting here on super tuesday could be a positive moment and mark the ends of the campaigns

of ted cruz and marco rubio and john kasich or ben carson. all four of those candidates will fight past super tuesday. john kasich and marco rubio focusing on florida. and ben carson to the convention and ted cruz has a make or break moment ahead of him. ted cruz originally set up his strategy to win the nomination, predicated on the idea of winning the southern states and dubbed the sec, referring to the ncaa teams and it is also the a cc. and so there is a lot of southern states that ted cruz hoped to win and donald trump is leading in the polls. it is going to be a long night and mr. trump will be in palm beach in his hotel where he hopes it will be the beginning

of the end of his rivalries. >> we'll see as he continues to speak in ohio. >> one of trump's rivals senator marco rubio is in minnesota and preparing for are a rally there. it holds caucuses but will not award the 38 delegates just yet. we have jon roberts in miami where septemberor rubio will watch thereturns. >> yes, marco rubio arrives 8:30 in miami. he will have dinner with his family and head to the rally at the ronald reagan equestian. this is what they say is a hunt for delegates. and rubio could do well in minnesota where he is having a rally and george why and where

he put 7000 people in the stadum and oklahoma and virginia and arkansas which are the bulk of the super tuesday states. and as long as ted cruz doesn't pass 50 percent in texas, by the end of the night, the delegate count can remain close. in the meantime on the campaign trail rubio continuing to have fun poking fun at don would trump. watch this. >> i am so honored to be here here today. i walked in and i will show the sign. all right. this sign and it reminded me of this has been a tough election. can you hand me the sign for a second. this is how tough the election has gone. i am single now. my boy for donald trump. >> and -->> reporter: trump

fired back that rubio is tis honest with the voters. >> cruz was nasty and untruthful. but the other one is nasty. cruz is the smarter of the two and it will be interesting to see what happens. >> reporter: in the last 24 hours, marco rubio dialled back in the personal insults. but he got accomplished what he wanted to accomplish. trump was talking about nothing else but marco rubio and his policys and don would trump today, john saying that marco rubioments to be donric rikles. >> senator cruz cast his ballot in a polling place in houston today and hoping that a win in

the lone star race will keep him in the race. in katy, texas here's more. >> reporter: good afternoon. senator cruz is calling it a key for the voters. if you want to stop donald trump, it's got to be super tuesday. the likely morning don would trump will have a big chunk of delegates and we'll have a huge chunk and there will be be a drop off for everybody else. >> reporter: however going to a rally attend happen by 700 supporters. cruz said he's not close to getting the 50 percent in texas. >> you are supposed to win elsewhere, too. and that is the problem for ted cruz. he hoped to do well in alabama, georgia and tennessee. he's campaigned in them a long

time. and after finishing third in south carolina, he doesn't a pore to have caught fire in those states. >> reporter: senator cruz is throwing everything at donald trump on every issue imaginable. >> donald trump had a $1 million court judgment against him for hiring illegal immigrants. to build trump tower. he put his name on it. maybe it should say built by illegal immigrants. >> he supported more democrat, and george sors on is looking. >> i will not compromise your second amendment right to bear and keep arms. donald trump will sit down with harry reid and chuck schummer on an agreement to replace justice

scalia. if we reach that agreement yours and my rights will be lost for a generation. >> reporter: 150 delegates up for grab, and only state that was once its own sovereignty state. we are coming to you from katy, texas. it has equal portion of whites, latinos and blacks -- african-americans and asians. >> what happens to the candidates will reshape the race. hillary clinton and ted cruz and marco rubio and john kasich and ben carson. we'll talk about hillary clinton first. she's been a political fixture for decades and seemed to find

her footing in south carolina, so what happens today and tonight? >> for today hillary clinton, this could be significant for her. what she needs to do. you look at poll p -- poll ping. and she needs to beat bernie sanders soundly and looks like she will in the south. best case is to hold off sanders in states like colorado or minnesota and maybe even massachusetts. if she can do that collection of things and beat him handedly in the south and not let him show strength in other states, she has a good case to say this thing is wrapped up. >> what about donald trump. texas is on the bubble and maybe leaning for ted cruz. but the margin of victory is critical for donald trump. >> if you look at the notion of

denying donald trump the nomination it is a race for delegates and the margin of victory and what marco rubio and ted cruz can gain today is so critical. if we take the polling on the republican side. you expect donald trump to win everywhere but texas. arkansas might be a surprise. and there are states that trump may not show as much strength. but really, it is a matter of how many delegates can cruz and rubio accumulate and look to march 15th and you have a rationa le for everyone to stay in the race. >> today might not change that much in the republican race? >> i think it will not ultimately because of march 15th and rubio looking to florida and john kasich looking to ohio and

if ted cruz pulls off a win in texas, he gets more than 50 percent of the votes in texas and takes all of the delegates, that may be unugly. but there is a fire wall in the win or take all states to deny donald trump the number of delegates. >> talking about ted cruz in texas. he's been campaigning there. if you had the state in the bag you would probably go to other states. he's been in texas. and that is what they expect. there is a strong possibility that ted cruz wants to win that is saying. and marco rubio doesn't pull off a state. and ted cruz is taking the state

away from donald trump. what about marco rubio. diminished expectations from the campaign. can he pull in enough delegates to keep it going until florida. he can. there are pathways if he does well in parts of georgia and places that marco rubio will do tonight and gather delegates. and that is the case for marco rubio moving forward to it march 15th in florida. there is no way marco rubio can love and hash it out in a contested convention. dr. ben carson said he is not going anywhere. is there not much strength for ben carson. if there is an anticipation of a contested convention and delegates that he accumulated is

a bargaining chip and ben carson doesn't have a shot in the republican nomination. he would probably be know that. >> now you know why he is a publisher of campaigns and action. >> we are getting our first look at documents seized from osama bin laden's compound and the cian and why they tell us and wait a year to share them with the public. >> washington is out of control. debt is out of control. you owned your car for four years,

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>> another fox news alert. hillary clinton is making campaign stops in minneapolis. in that state with 77 delegates up for grab bernie sanders said he will surprise there. in the meantime hillary clinton holds big leads in several states. ed, miami over minnesota this time of year, that is good that you are starting there today. >> reporter: you are blowing my cover. i convinced the bosses to send me to miami each they are not voting tonight. in all seriousness, you are

right. hillary clinton has a big lead and hopes to expand that tonight. bernie sanders has the home state of vermont. but he bristled when the reporters asked him if he had regrets about waging the campaign as if it is coming to an end because clinton could run the table beyond vermont tonight. and sanders pushed back and said he is in it for a long haul. >> campaign is going to the convention. >> reporter: he has a large haul of 42 million raised in february alone. he may scoop up small members of delegates. if it is unlikely to go to it

the convention as the democratic nominee. in the last-minute pitches from virginia to minnesota. it is shifting the focus from the primaries to donald trump in the election. >> i have to tell you, i am looking forward to those debates. at some point you can't just say whatever pops in your head if you are going to be the president of the united states. so hillary clinton coming here to florida is what you call the boot on the neck trying to press your advantage and say it is a national campaign. she is looking two weeks from today. and there is a lot of development then. you can tease me about being in miami again. >> you deserve to wear the sun

screen. >> reporter: i appreciate that. >> all right, ed. we'll watch out for you there. and watch out for hillary today. jon? >> democratic voters are making their voices heard a day after the state department released a final batch of hillary clinton e-mails. joining us now, adam goodman and julianne epistein and former staff director at house government reform committee. this is an issue that is dogging the campaign and now that the e-mails are out, do you feel that the worst of the damage is done and is this essentially behind her. as a political matter, this continues to be a problem for hillary clinton, mostly because there is a trust issue that she has and continues to damage it. it looks like with the legal

proceedings, this is dragging on with discovery. and as a legal matter it is a clear and tense standard in the statute and none of the e-mails were marked classified when they sent or received them. it is hard to argue from a legal point of view that she intended to have them in an unintended location. >> people are wondering what happens in a justice department led by the obama administration. special report anchor bret baier bear asked loretta lynch and asked if voters should know about hillary clinton's legal status. >> they should know and what i hope they do know, any case that

the department of justice locks like will be handled thoroughly without an artificial deadline. follow the facts and law and independent conclusion as to what may or may not happen. >> i suppose if you are on hillary clinton's side she didn't do anything wrong and the attorney general will not find anything wrong. republicans will think the opposite. >> more than 2100 times, hillary clinton risked the security of the country with insecure private mail server. that is the biggest secrets the country has. and her concern tonight is not about how she fares in super tuesday but the days that follow is from fbi's director james

comey. and if loretta lynch will follow the law and act independently that is a big test from a administration that will try to protect them. and they don't seem to have the concern under the bush administration. and all of the public indication have been that it is a security review and the third point that adam misses is what the statute says, in order for there to be serious criminal liability here. that one, the information in question must be marked classified and they have to take steps to move it to an unsecured

location. >> i will concede it is a big problem for hillary clinton and it is a big mistake to use a private server. >> it was not a smart decision to make. this is a problem. and as a legal matter look at the facts and statutes. the bottom line is, you have emmitt sullivan that is looking to issue a subpeona and other aides looking for more groups. and the 30000 or so private e-mails that the secretary of state conveniently labelled personal. they may be recoverable. this is far from over. this is the bottom line and i agree with. that really speaks directly to

the biggest concerns that americans have with hillary and that will be the bottom line in this story. >> good discussion. thanks for having us. >> and voters in georgia heading to the polls and we'll have a live report on super tuesday. and they will cast their ballots and a man charged with murder and makes a move that could take the death penalty off of the table. the legal panel weighs in on that decision next.

>> a fox news alert from georgia and voting underway in a state with second highest number of delegates, only texas offers more. doug elway in atlanta for us. doug? >> reporter: hi, jon, many candidates are putting in an 11th hour stop. the state holds more delegates than any other than texas. marco rubio continued his attacks against donald trump. and the big question for him and in georgia, is it a case of too little too late? that question looms larger here because of early voting. we don't know how many voted

early. one analyst said 50 percent of georgians may have voted early. that means that many voters never heard the stepped up attacks. jack kingston said donald trump is pro abortion and if he's president the government is gonna pay for it. and was a registered democrat from 2001 to 2008. trump has pushed back heard. here is former congressman jack kington. there is a lot of animositty against washington d.c. and

donald trump is promising everything. people ought to know he will not be able to deliver on what he said. >> reporter: two things to watch for in georgia, pay close to atlanta. you have a lot of moderate suburbanites and that could portend how it will be in the united states. and the evangelical vote. will it stick with donald trump or are all of the attacks changing their minds. >> thank you, doug. keep it right here for complete super tuesday coverage. our special coverage begins with live reports and fair and balanced analysis and on thursday, the republican presidential candidate square off in a debate here on fox news channel. bret baier and megyn kelliy and chris wallace will moderate it.

>> and jesse matthew's junior is charged with murdering two college students and expected to enter a built guilty plea. morgan harington and hannah graham both disappeared and their remains were later found. morgan disappeared after a metallica concert in charlottesville. and in 2014. hannah graham disappear ped after a night out with friends and her body was found five weeks later. he was arrested after fleeing to galveston, texas. virginia police found evident connecting him to morgan harington's murder. there are first-degree murder charges against him in hannah graham's death and he was also

later that year filed for murder. yesterday the prosecutor announced that matthew the take a plea deal. the guilty pleas will likely take the death penalty off of the table for matthew, who is serving three life sentences for the rape and attempted murder of another woman in northern virginia. we'll have elysse and bob. we have talked about the caseses for years and looking for justice for the families. is this justice and why now? >> he's admitted to it one of the murders with an alferd plea. it is a strange thing. you admit to the prosecution and if they were to go to trial, could put enough evidence to convict you. but you are not admitting to the

guilt. it is a slimy way and in new jersey and new york, we don't do that here in new jersey and new york. but in virginia they allow an alfred plea. yet it make its easier for the prosecution to get the conviction. >> does it change the outcome depending on the blow? alfred plea was in the 2005 case. but in these particular cases, what are we looking at? >> it is a terrible deal and the as a person who made these. i would not plea bargain a murder trial. but get this, here's the thing. even if they went to trial and he would get a life sentence for two murders. the prosecution gave two murders away. they should have death penalty and sold this out

and this victim and the victim's family are going to get life sentences. he has three life sentences from a previous case and getting more? he got those two murders for free. >> clearly the families are on board with this. and one wonders who it benefits in all of this. the families would have to go through that and maybe they don't want to do it. >> the only reason you give it away in my estimation is if you would say hey, the families didn't want to go through with this or you would have a chance to it lose. under virginialaw, as long as you got the conviction on the books, you don't have to get all of the jurors saying yes, it could mean death.

it is a quick question for bob p. a case in 2005 and 2014. and one has to wonder about the guy and what he was doing. does this impact the ability of investigators to try to implicate him to find answers to mysteries to answers that we don't have yet. >> this is the only thing we have seen. if he has cooperated with law enforcement to solve is those other cases. the family said we are notes if pumping over this. and the family is not overly excited about this case. if he has other murders, that may be a legitimate reason to give it away. this was a slam dunk case and under virginia law. it is the first highest rate of executions and first in the country overall. they are favorable to prosecutions and i have an idea

to give it to the jurors. we would have known about p what he's done. and other bad guys and we have some estimation that what he's done to get other bad guys. >> that's why it makes no sense. as a prosecutor. this is what gets me worried about the death penalty. people have been executed for far less than this guy. some people and in particular minorities get executed for lesser crimes. this guy has two murders and already serving a life sentence and he gets off. and showing absolutely no remorse. and of course, fleeing we should mention as well. the case is coming to a conclusion.

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control canine. he will do regular routine patrols in the taxi lines and proactive and make sure birds and other animals are not there. and if a pilot reports something we'll go against it. >> he's working hard. piper is so cute checking out the plane. he's wearing reflective specks you call him. and how is he with the gear? and what does he wear? >> number one thing is exactly what you say. the rec specs. they came out first and we have not looked back. piper took a couple of days to get used to them and we wear them on and off duty and almost 100 percent u, protectant.

and we have that to help with the noise and we were donated a vest by the canine fun d. and that is more equipped. more so than i am. and we asked for an exclusive and we don't want all of the exclusive to go to his head. you are speaking on his behalf and does he like his job. and tell us about the difference he made in the airport. piper loves his job. and border collies are a working dog and he loves to come to work and he gets excited and he knows where you are going and loves to see the airport employees there. and he gets into his own and we go out. and we pick up the radio to talk to the control tower he will whine because he knows he can do

something. i read about how they use collies to support the airports. that's how it came about. >> is it effective having a dog in the airport and making life is not in the way of planes, is that helpful to the airport? >> absolutely effective. piper has been great. he has been great with the snow owls. we increased safety. it's absolutely great. obviously, all the attention he has been getting has been great for us as well. >> my understanding that he broke his paw hard at work. >> yeah. >> he is healing nicely. that's good to know, brian. we enjoyed hearing about your story. we want everyone to check out the website which we put on the screen and we will make sure it's up as well to check in on piper. and the job you are doing. great to have you in the program. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. take care. >> can winston do that? no? >> not a prayer. >> i don't know many people that can do that. >> great story. >> we love piper. revealing new information

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hi, everyone. the super bowl of politics, super tuesday, finally here. we are live in almost every state on the line. plus, ted cruz responding on whether he or another candidate will drop out of the race tomorrow if they don't win a state or amass enough delegates. we will ask the rubio camp about that as well. many says if doment win donald he could be history in the making.

a new survey out today revealing how a person's credit rating might affect which presidential candidate he or she supports. jerry willis has the details. what's your credit rating? >> i'm not telling you. no, no. you know what a credit rating is, right? it tells people you might borrow money from how good a credit risk you are. that's what this company is all about. they're a personal finance website. they have 7 million members. they help people how to figure out to improve their credit score. to develop a financial profile and who they support, they decided to survey the members. here is what they found. interesting results here. for example, trump and hillary clinton's supporters financially very similar people. there's only two points difference in credit scores between trump and clinton. look at this. 660 versus 658. and this, of course, is a credit

score for supporters for the candidate. on average, both candidates draw supporters that have three credit cards, 12% have filed bankruptcy in each case. very similar profile. you would expect something different, because one is a republican, one is a democrat. not so much. rubio the candidate, he draws supporters with the highest credit scar ore at 693. number three is bernie sanders, the socialist candidate, 675. i found that very surprising. other interesting information, students with college debt, who do you think would get the big backing there? it would be sanders, right? all the sanders people would be students with college debt, not so much. 47% of students with college debt of $34,000 on average are backing rubio. back to you. >> gerri willis, interesting

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i'm going to show winston the video of piper the airport dog. >> the real story with gretchen starts right now. it's super tuesday. voters turning out for primaries and caucuses across the nation today. they're trying to decide who they want to see on the ballot in november. 13 states and one u.s. territory is deciding today, like these voters in oklahoma, massachusetts and virginia. one of seven southern states holding their nominating contest. nearly half the delegates needed for the republican nomination are at stake today, 595. on the democratic side, a third needed are up for grabs today. we have live coverage in northern virginia and minnesota. let's begin with carl cameron watching in florida.