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chick-fil-a says they're trying to create a space where family >> so you'll do it at chick-fil-a. >> i'm vegetarian, so -- >> so it doesn't matter. anyway. >> they do have salads over there. >> they do have salads. good getting us hungry. no matter what you think of democratic candidate bernie sanders, a brewery in his home state of vermont might have just the drink for you. >> oh, boy. yep. it's called the bernie weisse, a product of the zero gravity brewery in buryington, vermont. the beer is described as a slightly sour, forward thinking berliner weisse. berliner. see, i'm not a beer drinker. thank you, gentlemen. >> beer drinkers will know what that means. they started selling on super hour. >> wow. guess it's good. >> it's only available at that >> just looking over the notes here on this one. volume.

>> 3.2? that's not even like a good belgian ale. >> i'd try it. >> all right. a few of them standing out there. coming up in "the skinny," some new pictures of britney spears, and i want to see if you'll be able to recognize her. >> that's a tease. also ahead, returning to our super tuesday coverage with a look inside marco rubio's campaign after a night that really belonged to donald trump. and later, making history. this morning, astronaut scott kelly, who just arrived back on earth after a record-setting mission. that is after our forecast map showing snow in the plains and western new york. you're watching "world news

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returning to our top story, blowout wins for donald trump and hillary clinton. the front-runners swept the south, picking up a big share of delegates. bernie sanders won in four states. ted cruz clinched his home state and oklahoma. and after a week of firing off bruising insults at trump, marco rubio picked up his first victory in minnesota. >> as for marco rubio, he's holding a campaign event today in michigan. rubio and the other republicans are preparing for tomorrow's debate which will take place in detroit. >> the florida senator is expected to continue hammering away at the front-runner donald trump, of course, just as he did last night in miami. abc's linsey davis was there. >> reporter: good morning, reena and kendis. marco rubio manages to get his first win. he's now 1 for 15. but you certainly couldn't tell

he was energetic. he was upbeat. the crowd equally so. one of the first words out of his mouth, donald trump. he called him a con artist. he said, look, state by state, the polls show that donald trump's numbers are going down and ours are going up. he said, pundits want to call me an underdog. i'll accept that, because we are a country of underdogs and we will win. very optimistic looking forward to the florida primary, which is just two weeks away. 99 delegates at stake. a winner-take-all state. he says i know how to win in florida. interestingly the polls show donald trump is actually favored to win here. reena and kendis? >> that's the striking thing. if he loses on march 15th in florida, many are saying that they don't see how he can have a path to go forward. >> there was actually a very conservative influential group in florida today saying they are

cruz. how much of a blow could that be to his campaign? there are people talking he could be put in for the next race for florida governor possibly. so there's already buzz about that but how long can he stay in? people waiting to find out. >> one of the things rick klein who we're going to have in one of the half hours was mentioning that it really was an awful night for marco rubio. for one thing, in texas, he might not have won a single delegate. the same story possible in tennessee and oklahoma. they're still counting but if he didn't make that 20% threshold, he might not have picked up a single delegate in those states. that's really a big deal. >> exit polls showing what republicans want is someone with a fresh set of eyes, more of an outsider, not a washington insider, someone who's been entrenched in the political system like marco rubio, perhaps. >> in the meantime, i should point out that "the new york daily news," speaking about trump, the headline this morning

migrate." clearly they're not a fan. they say the complete guide to escape america if trump should win. >> coming up, a celebrity photoshop controversy. >> plus, why britney spears says she just doesn't really care what people think anymore. "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now"

abc stations. skinny, so skinny skinny so skinny our "skinny" lead this morning, lena dunham apologizing for a photoshopping accusation.

apparently unable to be recognize herself on the cover of a magazine. dunham posted a picture of herself from a previous photo shoot and accused the magazine of doing more than the average photoshop. >> but later dunham apologize saying, quote, it's a weird feeling to see a photo and not know if it's your own body anymore. dunham then thanked the magazine for helping bring the issue to her attention and said that she's going to get to the bottom of this in a bigger way. i wonder what that means. >> we never photoshop around here so that's never a problem for us. next, let's see if we think britney just looks this good or if there's photoshop involved. a different batch of celebrity magazine photos are getting attention overnight. >> britney spears with a different look in this spread for this magazine here. you see it's taken by mario testino who has shot many famous faces, including princess diana.

these shots are, but the 34-year-old mom of two certainly isn't camera shy. this is "v" magazine. >> in the interview for the magazine, spears talks about her upcoming album, about be ing judged in the public eye saying i really don't care what people think but she looks amazing. >> why do we think it's photoshopped? >> it just looks a little tweaked. >> in what way? >> i don't know. there are no fine lines. >> see, i can't really tell. i'm one of these people who can't tell when things have been photoshopped. >> oh, really? >> if you don't bring it to my attention. she looks great. why is that not -- >> have you seen your abc glamour shots? i'm kidding. i'm kidding. those have never been touched up. >> thanks, kendis. >> kidding. >> how much longer are you going to be staying here? >> exactly. bye. next, the question fans everywhere have to answer -- batman or superman? ahead of the new film where the two super heroes face-off.

that ben affleck, who plays batman, decided to prank some tourists at warner brothers batmobile. >> that's kind of cool. when the guide asked who they think would win in the epic battle, many went with the obvious choice of superman. a dismayed affleck quickly took issue with the choice. fans, they didn't exactly one fan even asked, are you real? like some super dummy. >> it's pretty cool. nice stunt. and finally here, a couple of quick notes about a popular series getting the reboot treatment. abc's parent company disney announced the casting of "high school musical 4." ten years after the original premiered. no word yet if there will be appearances from the alumni of the first franchise. >> yes. >> and nickelodeon's game show "legends of the hidden temple" is coming back in the form of a fictional made for tv movie, following three siblings trying

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heads back to earth, this after 340 days orbiting earth on the international space station. kelly is now the american who has spent the most time in space. >> i'm ready to come home. it's not like i'm climbing the walls or anything to get out of here. you know, i recognize the importance of what we're doing. >> reporter: kelly handed over command of the iss to start the process of leaving. >> which, of course, is always bittersweet when you leave this incredible place. >> reporter: he said good night to earth one last time posting this photo on twitter. >> engines thrust. >> reporter: this year this soyuz rocket launched from kazakhstan, beginning kelly's journey. >> a year in space starts now. >> reporter: the point of the nasa mission to figure out if humans could survive a trip to mars that would require a year and a half in space. back here on earth all year, scott's twin brother, retired astronaut mark kelly, has been undergoing testing at the same time. scientists will compare the two men when scott returns. mark telling abc news last year.

does scott think humans can make it to mars? >> from a subjective perspective, i think absolutely. >> scott kelly back on mother earth after 340 days in space. >> reporter: overnight, kelly touching down in kazakhstan. now testing will begin to understand how the long time in space has affected kelly's body. before this, only four humans had spent a year or more in orbit on a single mission. reena and kendis? >> it's true. the effects on the body, your taste buds can change. your bone mass. your muscles can all change completely. >> and they did give him a quick medical checkup. i should point out, he's going to get back home fairly quickly. he's expected tonight in houston, texas. >> i hope his brother is cooking dinner tonight. >> he should. and gabby. >> don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com >> announcer: this is abc's

insomniacs for two decades. good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. this morning on "world news now" -- >> super tuesday blowout. trump steamrolls the competition, picking up a string of crucial victories. trump was triumphant across the south and new england. buoyed by gop voters looking for a political outsider. >> on the democratic side, and clinton making a clean sweep over bernie sanders across the south with the help of minority voters. clinton immediately pounced on trump, calling him divisive. full coverage straight ahead. and despite a meeting with the president on tuesday, republican leaders don't appear to have changed their mind over a supreme court nominee. they are standing by their commitment to not consider a new justice till after the elections. and breaking overnight,

to earth after spending nearly a year on the international space station. kelly and a russian cosmonaut landing just hours ago in kazakhstan. kelly now heads to houston for a homecoming as well as medical tests. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, march 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> all right. let's begin with the latest results because even at this early morning hour, they're still counting some votes in overnight hours. >> and trump sweeping the deep south and getting the two new england states. cruz winning his home state of texas and in neighboring oklahoma. rubio with his first victory of this campaign in minnesota. trump coming in third there. >> taking a look at the delegate count now. trump in the lead but he really is far away from what he needs to secure the nomination. >> on the democratic side, hillary clinton winning seven states. bernie sanders keeping hope

minnesota. >> but it was really a big night for hillary clinton, racking up hundreds of new delegates, leading the count to date. still though a long way to go. >> as the front-runners gain new ground, they're putting new distance and even further distance between their rivals. >> but there's no word that anyone plans to drop out anytime but this new round of critical victories is making trump and clinton virtually unstoppable. austin, texas. marci, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and reena. here in texas, a loss for donald trump, but as you just said, that certainly was not the case in most of the other contests. after a day and night of long lines and ballot counting, abc news procting major wins for front-runners donald trump and hillary clinton. >> the stakes in this election have never been higher. and the rhetoric we're hearing on the other side has never been lower. >> i am a unifier. once we get all of this finished, i'm going to go after one person. that's hillary clinton.

projected to be taken by clinton, texas, the powerhouse state with the most delegates, also giving ted cruz a crucial win at home. >> so long as the field remains divided, donald trump's path to the nomination remains more likely. and that would be a disaster for republicans. >> reporter: a home state celebration for bernie sanders, too. the projected winner in vermont saying he is undeterred by clinton's overall success. >> it's not winner take all. by the end of tonight, we are going to win many hundreds of delegates. >> reporter: and senator marco rubio also vowing to stay in the race after winning his first state. >> i will campaign as long as it takes and whatever it takes to ensure that i am the next president of the united states. >> reporter: and that projected win for rubio was in minnesota. he and the other candidates are

big primaries in michigan, ohio, and florida. kendis and reena. >> marci, before you go, i'm curious about voter turnout. how was it in several of those states? >> reporter: well, here in texas, there were really long lines to vote, but actually no records broken here. there were records broken on the gop side in three states, in massachusetts, oklahoma and virginia. also in virginia, some of the precincts actually got so busy that they ran out of ballots. and they had to use photocopies. kendis and reena? >> at least it wasn't hanging chads. >> none of that yet. marci, thank you. >> the good news, i should tell you, the bars at sixth street stay open until 4:00 a.m., so you'll be good. >> reporter: good to know. >> all right. well, you heard briefly from bernie sanders there in marci's report. sanders isn't slowing down one bit. he's got events scheduled today in maine and michigan. >> sanders told supporters last night that she's not done fighting. abc's david wright was at the sanders event.

>> reporter: good morning, kendis and reena. the party is over here at bernie sanders' headquarters. apparently nobody is telling the candidate or his campaign. bernie sanders among the first to come out and declare victory seizing the moment of his slam-dunk here in his home state in vermont. before he knew the results in any of the other states and vowing to fight on, saying he will end the night with hundreds of new delegates to the convention. and with the money he needs to carry his campaign forward. clearly, they were hoping for a few more victories. but the sanders campaign says they will take this the distance in the weeks and months to come, making their case to the american people that bernie sanders, not hillary clinton, is the candidate who is best able to represent the democratic party, particularly with the republican nominee donald trump. kendis, reena? >> abc's david wright in vermont. david, thank you so much.

our political team is standing by for early morning roundtable discussions. that's just in a few minutes. we want to turn our focus to another developing story this morning. severe weather in alabama, injuring at least four people. it even forced polling places to close for a time last night. the national weather service has confirmed at least one tornado and two other potential twisters. the tornado southwest of birmingham packed sustained winds of 75 miles an hour, seriously damaging at least a dozen homes, uprooting trees and downing power lines. >> further north, a snowstorm hitting the great lakes region dumping several inches of snow from green bay to chicago to western michigan. police across two counties in the milwaukee area reported at least 62 crashes and calls from two dozen strand drivers who careened into ditches. many schools and government offices throughout the region will be closed today. the snow in chicago triggered a couple of runaway spinoffs at o'hare international airport.

it was forced actually the closing of the runway there after it slid off the pavement and shortly after that, an american airlines jet slid on a taxiway having to be towed back to the terminal. no one, thankfully, was injured in either of the incidents. >> that's all o'hare needs is more delays. >> delays, right. we're happy to say that no students were injured during a rather unique trial run that took place at a community college near l.a. >> that trial involved four-seat electrical shuttles that made the rounds on campus, testing its navigation systems. >> the shuttle was created by a small silicon valley startup. it has no steering wheel but does require a human to hold down a trigger on a joystick. if that is released, the shuttle comes to a stop. >> they want to be the big man on campus. >> i guess so. luckily, nobody was hurt. yesterday we had the alarming story about the google driverless car that got into an accident. it wasn't ticketed. >> i'd like to tell that university that's someone's job

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>> donald trump's path to the nomination remains more likely. and that would be a disaster. >> well, the race for the white house taking a big turn last night as the super tuesday results have come in, spelling major victories for the clinton and trump campaigns. >> and here to break it all down, these guys, the brains of abc's political coverage, rick klein, shushannah walshe and devin dwyer joining us at this early morning hours. thank you, guys, so much. we got a lot of information, rick, from the exit polls including something interesting it's telling us about these candidates' voter base. >> look, the bottom line for me is that we have looked for republican divisions. the party's actually not divided. they're embracing donald trump. you see massachusetts and alabama and tennessee and arkansas and all these states regional diversity and ideological diversity inside the party. the thing is, if you judge the party by its voters, donald trump owns this party right now. it's just that the leaders are saying something different and they're not comfortable with it. so, the voters are speaking very

across states. >> when it comes to those leaders, republican establishment, i feel their ipods have been playing johnny cash's "god is going to cut you down." should they be listening to beyonce's "formation"? how do they reconcile the difference? come on, girls, get in formation. >> they're definitely panicked. but the question is, is it too late? one example of the panic is new anti-trump super pac formed called our principles pack. it's got big donors behind it. meg whitman, paul singer and just yesterday, they got jeb bush's former spokesman on board. and they have ads out. really the question is, is it too late. >> that is the big question. and i was trying to think of another beyonce song. >> you do love your beyonce. >> yeah. >> continue the analogy. >> exactly. in a lot of ways bernie sanders is seen by many of his supporters as "irreplaceable." that's the closest beyonce i could get. >> that's pretty good. >> i mean, at this point, it seems as if the tide is turning against him right now. >> that's right.

unstoppable right now. and she began this campaign as someone who was the likely nominee. she was the presumed democratic nominee. now she's earned it. she had that scare in iowa. she took a huge hit in new hampshire. she's really come back now and tonight we really see her sailing out of super tuesday with that strong lead that she's earned. >> and quoting the weekend. >> that's right. >> rick, we really saw from the exit polls two different pictures. what republicans wanted is someone more of an outsider. the democrats are going towards political experience. what's going to happen when it comes down to november if it's really down to hillary and the trump campaigns? >> you're seeing the divisions in the country play themselves out in the way you're seeing these races begin to settle. you have front-runners that come at this with entirely different resumes, entirely different rationales, speaking to different thoughts and passions of the voters. the fact one party seems close to nominating hillary clinton sort of the ultimate insider and

the ultimate outsider tells you this is going to be an epic clash. we always look for, why is this race going to matter? be a hard one to define. if this is hillary clinton what the big forces are. the voters are speaking to that right now. >> what did we learn about donald trump last night? i know that rick mentioned he can appeal to the cracker barrel crowd. what did we learn about donald trump? >> you really look at those exit polls. different groups. but the one group that really -- i just -- it shocked me the most is evangelical voters. he edged ted cruz out. it was close but he edged him out. this is someone ted cruz called vulgar and profane but the thrice married gop front-runner won evangelical voters tonight. >> by the way, my mom who does study bible closely says two corinthians is acceptable. >> i was going to say to play the contrary argument, there is a red flag for trump tonight.

it's good for marco rubio but it was trump's worst performance in the state of minnesota. he finished third place there. with so many midwest states coming up, you have illinois coming up, you have ohio a big prize, those states coming up. perhaps there is a little bit of a silver lining. >> let's point out, he did get like two net delegates out of minnesota. >> we're not talking about the delegates. >> but if it was for the hillary camp, who would the dems like to see run against that they which of the candidates would you think? >> you hear her campaign say against donald trump. and take the example this week. kkk scuffle, the david duke they want to see that front and center. i think you've started to see a little bit of it from hillary. >> we're going to continue to >> we're going to be right back. actually what they learned most from super tuesday that surprised them. >> going to hang out for a little bit? >> you know it. >> announcer: "world news now"

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did you learn from super tuesday that you didn't know monday morning? >> thank you for the lexical stylings that make us masterminds. i learned that marco rubio may be smoke and not fire. i am shocked by the fact that he invested as much as he did in states like texas in particular, also alabama and vermont, is going to walk away with a goose egg, a big old round number that is zero of delegates out of these states. this is an a-level campaign. they know how it works and they were expressing we're going to eat into cruz's lead and rack up delegates everywhere. he was confident even talking to george stephanopoulos tonight. he's going to get delegates just about everywhere. >> what doesn't resonate with voters are? >> his attacks, the kind of childish. >> the small hands. >> and spray tan and all that, that is backfired. it reduced him in size literally as donald trump said that little marco rubio. he was reduced in the minds of voters. and it may have backfired. >> that means he didn't get 20% of the vote. >> that was the threshold. they knew this. this was not a surprise and they didn't get it.

things that happened right before super tuesday, when we learned that bernie sanders raised $42 million in february alone. that's more money than marco rubio raised in his entire campaign. what's also surprising is that bernie sanders, who likes to talk about billionaires but doesn't really like to talk about money, was talking about it tonight at his campaign event. >> it doesn't get him any further. with jeb, he had a lot of money but didn't really help him in the end. >> he says he's going to go to the convention. he says he's going to go to the convention in june that has a bounty of delegates. he has the money to go there. >> we were watching you typing coverage. what shocked you as you were there feverishly working? > i got to tell you, one of the most fascinating things to me is the most important quality voters say they want to see in a candidate is that the candidate shares their values. where does donald trump fall in that? he is the worst rated candidate in all the states last night --

think, in the candidate that sharesmy values. so what is going on here? how can you win when the republicans don't think you share his values? it's because there are two other qualities that trump, no pun intended, and that is brings change to washington and actually tells it like it is. those are his qualities. >> i was kind of interested in one exit poll his proposal to ban noncitizen muslims from entering the country supported by 69% of republicans. >> no one talked about this till donald trump. it's like the republican party didn't know what they wanted till trump arrived and started talking about these things. to have two-thirds of them on the same page is remarkable. >> one of the interesting things of the night was a lot of people were talking about chris christie. >> there was that look. we got a shot of it. trending on twitter. >> #freechrischristie. >> was he bored standing behind there or -- >> what was the deal with that? >> i find them the most unlikely allies. what happened to this romance? >> i think it's just utter shock at what's happening even at this moment. >> in front of his eyes.

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lysol. start healthing. yeah, click all right. you know, millions of americans cast their votes as we mentioned on tuesday for the person they want to move into the white house next january. >> and while a dozen states came out to have their voices heard on super tuesday, the candidates had plenty to say themselves. >> all across our country today, democrats voted to break down barriers so we can all rise together. and we know we've got work to do. but that work, that work is not to make america great again. america never stopped being great. >> what i have said is that this campaign is not just about

it is about making a political revolution. when we bring our people together, when we do not allow the donald trumps of the world to divide us up. >> this has been an amazing evening. already we've won five major states, and it looks like we could win six or seven or eight or nine. they say the loser of the night was marco rubio, and it's true. he didn't win anything. he hasn't won. i mean, at least you can say that ted has won something. you know, marco has not won. >> you see, just five days ago, we began to unmask the true nature of the front-runners so far in this race. five days ago, we began to explain to the american people that donald trump is a con artist. >> we can nominate a washington dealmaker, profane and vulgar,

personal gain. we are the only campaign that has beaten donald trump once, twice, three times. >> a lady? i was going with three times a lady. >> i know you were. >> not quite. >> it was an interesting night. also to see the exit polls showing that republicans really are looking for change and democrats kind of want a political insider. >> somebody who has experience and you saw that was reflected in the vote on super tuesday. it's going to be interesting to see what happens next. of course, we have michigan coming up in a week and then florida and ohio following. > looking forward to it. >> that's the news for this half hour.

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this morning on "world news now," the big winners on super tuesday. >> from the record turnout to donald trump's sweeping victories. can any of his republican rivals make up for lost ground? also, hillary clinton's gains and disappointments after the super tuesday vote. what she's telling supporters with bernie sanders winning several states. security showdown. apple's intense legal fight over the blame game and privacy and later, difficult questions for "dancing with the reliving an agonizing experience in court. her heart-wrenching testimony as her case moves forward. it's wednesday, march 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, >> we do say good morning to you on this wednesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm reena ninan.

course, with the political showdown that developed last night. donald trump and hillary clinton front-runner status after what was the biggest one-day haul of the primary season. >> let's look at the results. trump sweeping the deep south and getting wins in vermont and massachusetts. cruz winning his hoement stateme state of texas and oklahoma. rubio with his first victory of this campaign in minnesota. trump coming in third there. >> let's do the math on the delegates. trump in the lead but still far from what he needs to secure the nomination. >> on the democratic side, hillary clinton winning seven states. bernie sanders keeping hope alive, taking four states, that includes colorado and minnesota. >> that said, clinton racking up hundreds of new delegates leading the count to date. both front-runners, though, are looking ahead to a match-up in the general election using their victory speeches to trade jabs. >> it's your voice, your vote. abc's marci gonzalez is covering all the victories from austin, texas. >> reporter: good morning,

the polls are now closed in every state from super tuesday. here in texas, a loss for donald trump. but that wasn't the case in almost every other contest. after a day and night of long lines and ballot counting, abc news projecting major wins for front-runners donald trump and hillary clinton. >> the stakes in this election have never been higher. on the other side has never been lower. >> i am a unifier. once we get all of this finished, i'm going to go after one person, that's hillary clinton. >> reporter: among the states projected to be taken by clinton, texas. the powerhouse state with the most delegates also giving ted cruz a crucial win at home. >> so long as the field remains divided, donald trump's path to the nomination remains more likely. and that would be a disaster for republicans. >> reporter: a home state

too. the projected winner in vermont saying he is undeterred by clinton's overall success. >> it's not winner take all. by the end of tonight, we are going to win many hundreds of delegates. >> reporter: and senator marco rubio also vowing to stay in the race after winning his first state. >> i will campaign as long as it takes and wherever it takes to ensure that i am the next president of the united states. >> reporter: it was a big day with possible record voter turnout in several of the super tuesday states. the candidates now looking ahead to the next big primaries in michigan, ohio, and florida. kendis and reena? >> marci, thank you. as marci mentioned cruz managed to win his home state of texas avoiding a loss that could have delivered a fatal blow to that campaign. >> cruz also won in neighboring oklahoma. and he pointed out he sharply differs from donald trump on key issues. abc's byron pitts with the senator in texas.

>> reporter: well, when ted cruz took the podium, he was flanked by his wife of 14 1/2 years, their two small children, family and friends. he claimed victory, making the case that he is now the only republican candidate who can walk down donald trump. and while that was his statement, the mood in the room was less celebratory and more relief. i talked to a number of supporters afterwards, one gentleman telling me, yeah, we won two states. four would have been better. i don't see the math and how we can beat donald trump in the end. so at the end of super tuesday, the republican field will be just as crowded on wednesday with rubio saying, look, wait for me. i can walk down trump once we get to florida. only alternative, but lots of republicans who we talked to here in texas are anxious. they believe that it may be too lateor any other republican candidate to walk down donald trump.

>> thank you so much, byron. let's get down to some analysis from what we've seen from voters. >> a short time ago, we spoke with our political team. >> we have looked for republican divisions. the party is actually not divided. they're embracing donald trump. you see massachusetts and alabama and tennessee and arkansas and all these states regional diversity and ideological diversity inside of the party. the thing is if you judge a party by its voters, donald trump owns this party right now. >> a lot of ways bernie sanders is seen by many of his supporters as irreplaceable. at this point it seems as if the tide is turning against him right now. >> that's right. clinton looks unstoppable right now, and she began this campaign as someone who was the likely nominee. she was the presumed democratic nominee. now she's earned it. she had the scare in iowa. she took a huge hit in new hampshire. she's really come back now and tonight we see her sailing out of super tuesday with that strong lead that she's earned. >> and our political coverage is far from over. we're going to hear from insiders from the hillary

political gains last night. that's later in this half hour. well, some legal rulings involving two of the republican candidates, starting with ted cruz. a judge in illinois has dismissed a lawsuit which claimed that cruz shouldn't be allowed on the ballot in that state because he wasn't born in the u.s. the case was thrown out on a technicality. the attorney who filed it said he still is deciding whether to appeal. and a ruling from a court here in new york says a fraud lawsuit against donald trump can continue. the suit alleges that trump's former school for real estate investors called trump university was unlicensed. and defrauded students by having them enroll in increasingly expensive seminars. it seeks $40 million in restitution and damages for thousands of students. trump had asked that the suit be dismissed. the court rejected the request. now to the showdown on capitol hill between apple and the head of the fbi. at issue, whether the computer giant should comply with the judge's order to unlock an iphone owned by one of the san

we get more now from abc's elizabeth hur. >> reporter: from the courthouse to capitol hill. >> if you're expecting somebody to obey an order to do something they don't want to do and you haven't even figured out whether you could do it yourself. >> reporter: the case pitting apple against the fbi took center stage in washington with both sides making that case before the house judiciary committee. >> should the fbi be allowed to stop apple or any company from offering the american people the safest and most secure products it can make? >> essentially we're asking apple, take the vicious guard dog away. let us try and pick the lock. >> reporter: the fbi insisting they're not asking apple to create a so-called magic key. maintaining they wanted access to just one iphone belonging to the san bernardino shooter for clues. >> is there somebody else and are there clues to what else might have gone on? that is our job. >> reporter: apple has already asked the courts to have this case thrown out. arguing unlocking that one phone compromises the security of millions of others. >> the only way we know would be

that we view as sort of the software equivalent of cancer. >> reporter: also weighing in is attorney general loretta lynch from a cybersecurity conference saying that for the victims and the public, the government must do everything under the law to fully investigate terrorist attacks. kendis and reena? >> thank you. another sex abuse scandal involving the catholic church is erupting in pennsylvania. it rivals the scope of scandals in boston and philadelphia. two bishops in altoona are accused of covering up hundreds of abuse cases by more than 50 priests and religious leaders. that's over a period of 40 years. the state's attorney general says no charges have been filed as the statute of limitations has expired in most cases. the sexual assault case against bill cosby in pennsylvania has been put on hold pending an appeal. cosby was expected to appear for a preliminary hearing next week but that will now have to wait while judges decide whether to have the case thrown out as cosby has requested. turning now to another

at least one confirmed and two other potential tornadoes in alabama. at least four people were injured by a twister southwest of birmingham. packing sustained winds of 75 miles per hour. at least a dozen homes sustained serious damage. trees were uprooted and power lines were downed. it wasn't a tornado but an out-of-control suv that all but destroyed a restaurant in newtown outside of boston, killing at least two people and injuring at least seven others. the restaurant was packed with diners at the time of this accident. and several people were also on the sidewalk. the suv's driver and passenger are believed to have suffered only minor injuries. no word, though, on what caused that crash. and that suv slammed right into a home right there in omaha, nebraska, on the other side of the wall was a 12-year-old boy's bedroom. jeffrey moore wasn't injured. possibly because had he moved his bed to the other side of the room before going to bed.

the driver, a 56-year-old man, was arrested on dui charges. in south dakota a victory for activists supporting transgender rights. the governor has vetoed a bill that would have made the state the first in the nation to require transgender school students to use bathrooms and locker rooms that match their sex at birth. republican governor dennis there says the bill does not address any pressing issue. the bill's sponsor says he will not fight the veto. so regular viewers of our show may recall a little while back, you remember we featured the newest creation of a bagel shop in brooklyn, the rainbow bagels. now a doughnut shop is getting in on the act. >> moe's doughs -- >> doughs? -- >> doughnut shop, that's quite a sentence there, it's also in brooklyn crank out rainbow doughnuts. this looks very interesting. can you believe, it sold out on its first day of sales. >> moe says the result is not

doughnut batters. that's an interesting concept. it's not just food coloring and chemicals. >> can i tell you, my daughter makes this with her play-doh machine. i should send her to go work for them. >> i hope this tastes better than those. not bad. we'll check it out. coming up in "the mix" -- who is making a political statement using cow manure? also ahead, insight from hillary clinton's campaign. what insiders are telling us as we continue our super tuesday coverage into super wednesday. later, humiliation and heart heartache for "dancing with the stars" host erin andrews, facing one difficult question after another in court. don't forget to follow us @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." you're watching "world news now."den party for her birthday. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything!

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returning to our top story, donald trump and hillary clinton relishing their super tuesday success stories. trump trounced his fellow rivals claiming all but a few victories. ted cruz won a couple of races including his home state of texas. marco rubio picked up minnesota, his first victory, and bernie sanders is still in the running holding off clinton for the win in several states. hillary clinton follows up her big super tuesday wins with a rally and concert here in new york.

perry and elton john. >> clinton's team still sounding cautious despite her victories last night. >> reporter: good morning, reena and kendis. a big win for hillary clinton. she celebrated in miami, florida, not in a super tuesday state. she's clearly looking ahead. her speech to a fired up crowd made little mention of bernie sanders. she focused on the gop, namely donald trump, and took a knock at his campaign slogan, saying we shouldn't make america great again, we should make america whole. >> this country belongs to all of us, not just those at the top. not just to people who look one way, worship one way or even think one way. we have to make america whole. we have to fill in. fill in what's been hollowed out. >> usa!

clinton's leads, sources inside the campaign tell me they're not ready to say the primary is over. they're confident where they stand and they think come mid-march she'll be too far ahead for bernie sanders to have any realistic chance of winning the nomination. bernie sanders is vowing to stay in through the summer. reena and kendis? >> i found it interesting was they were wondering would bernie sanders be able to make up the vote with the black vote. and in the south very important in some of those key states. it turns out hillary clinton won blacks five to one when compared 2-1. >> the other thing that's striking, this is the first time in the primary process that hillary clinton won the white vote, which she had not in the previous races against bernie sanders, so she is really solidifying her situation. >> it's a fun campaign. >> it is. it will be a long one, as well. coming up in our next half of gravity. back on earth overnight after spending over a year at the

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for erin andrews undergoing cross-chgs in her $75 million lawsuit. >> having to relive the pain of discovering that she was filmed in the nude in a hotel room, andrews was also asked if those images actually did hurt her career. abc's eva pilgrim is covering this case. >> reporter: a second emotional day on the stand for erin andrews. >> do you believe you will ever get over this? >> no. >> reporter: detailing how her life has changed since a stalker posted a naked video of her on internet. andrews is suing the man who secretly recorded that video, michael david barrett, as well as the owners and managers of the marriott for $75 million, claiming the hotel made it easy for him to film her as she got out of the shower naked. the lawyers began the gruelling cross-examination of andrews, arguing the nude recordings have not had a negative impact on her career. >> you also got an endorsement for diet mountain dew.

>> you also got an endorsement for florida orange juice. >> yes. >> reporter: andrews says while her career has done well, her anxiety has not diminished. staying in hotels is still very hard for her. >> staying in hotels is still very hard for me. i look for lights. i look for red lights. i look to see if there's cameras. i check the bed. i check the alarm clock. i check the phone. >> reporter: the defense tried to get the judge to dismiss the case. he ruled that the trial will continue and a jury will ultimately decide. eva pilgrim, abc news, nashville, tennessee. >> part of the things the jurors will have to look at is how exactly he was placed in the room next to her. was it negligence on behalf of the hotel and how was she unaware? one of the things she's saying is they never told her he had asked to be in the room next door. >> one of the critical things i read that took place is he was downstairs near the restaurant, asked for erin andrews' room, then saw it pop up on a computer

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stop laughing at me, kendis gibson. >> it's time for "the mix." i'm going to pose this to them later. we're going to get to bernie sanders first. apparently you can get a tattoo in vermont in support of bernie sanders. this is him. he had a good victory in his home state of vermont on super tuesday, but residents at a local business called artists inc. are showing their support by getting cool tattoos. you see this woman, see her? this is christine st. clair. she got her tattoo on her ankle but you can get it anywhere you like. >> is that right? >> you were saying you needed a new tattoo. >> maybe i could get it on the back somewhere. all right, no. i'm not feeling the bern or the

not at all. so with our politics theme going here "the mix," you know, i'm going to go out on a limb and say that donald trump is not loved by everyone, including this farmer that you see there. his name is jerry from strasbourg, ohio. so this is what he did with his farm. the sign that says "no trump," but guess what? that sign, it's made out of cow manure. >> what? >> 15 of his livestock, yeah, that stuff. >> where did he put all that stuff? stockpiled it and lined up. >> lined all up, yeah. tomorrow he's going to light it on fire. >> wow, talk about dumping on trump, huh. >> that is a trump dump. >> trump dump. there you go. >> you like that? >> that was good. >> all right. thank you. reebok has a new advertisement. free sneakers if you can run 10 1/2 miles per hour. >> how fast is that? >> it's in stockholm. apparently the sneakers are in a

it is has a speedometer. it's attached to that glass case. you have to see how fast you run. they'll clock you. if you can do 10.5 miles in one hour, you get those sneakers. i do not qualify because i do three miles every 30 minutes. you go three plus three, that's six miles. i'm four miles short. i have this breaking news just in. reebok apparently is still in business. who knew? >> they're doing good. they're doing good. all right. so, check this guy out. the important thing, you go to a basketball game. even you pay all that money to go see the knicks and then on top of it, you're going to lose your beer when the ball comes near you for no apparent reason? this is during the game against the portland trail blazers at the garden. >> whoa. >> he lost his beer. >> but you know what, it looks -- >> it will dry. >> it will dry. and it seemed like he was a good sport about it. >> yeah.

>> alcohol abuse. this morning, your voice, this morning, your voice, your vote. super tuesday southern sweep. >> donald trump and hillary clinton rolling through the state. trump declaring victory. >> we've won five major states, and it looks like we could win we're going to make america great again, folks. we're going to make it great >> on a quest to defeat the billionaire businessman, marco rubio getting his first win, but his campaign to discredit trump mostly falling short as ted cruz picked up states of his own. >> god bless the lone star state. >> on the democratic side, bernie sanders flush with millions in new donations not going anywhere. winning several states. >> i am so proud to bring vermont values all across this

>> clinton looking past sanders, taking aim at trump's signature slogan. >> america never stopped being great. we have to make america whole. >> on a night that belonged to the front-runners, where do all the races go now? full results and analysis starting now. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we do say good morning to you on this wednesday after super tuesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm reena ninan. >> and what an exciting night it was, and what an exciting campaign it is going forward after the single busiest day of the primary season. it is looking more and more and clinton match-up come november. >> and let's take a closer look at the results. trump sweeping the deep south and new england. cruz winning his home state of texas and in neighboring oklahoma.

this campaign in minnesota. trump coming in third there. >> okay, now take a look at the all-important delegate count. trump in the lead but still very far from what he needs to secure the nomination. >> on the democratic side, hillary clinton winning seven states. bernie sanders keeping hope alive, taking four states including colorado and minnesota. >> but we do know this. clinton is racking up hundreds of new delegates leading the count to date. still though a long way to go for her. well, republicans handing donald trump his overwhelming win were apparently motivated by his outsider status. >> trump delivered his victory speech at his lavish club in palm beach, florida, calling himself a unifier and taking aim at hillary clinton. abc's paula faris is there. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good evening, reena

the trump camp tells us they're extremely happy and the things that stood out to them, the number of first time voters and crossover voter who's voted for donald trump on super tuesday. the significance of the fact that he had this at his headquarters in florida cannot be lost on anyone. florida is marco rubio's home state. they vote two weeks from today and right now trump has a commanding lead over marco rubio. trump also referencing his significant ties to the state of florida, the fact he had this event, his campaign headquarters at the mira lago club, which he owns. though this was a big night for donald trump, he's got his sights set on the next couple of weeks. >> hillary clinton was propelled to victory by democrats looking for political experience. >> clinton secured big wins in all the southern states up for grabs and she picked up the lion's share of the delegates over bernie sanders. and chipped away at his support among the younger group, the 30 to 44 age group. clinton looked past sanders to the general election and a likely match-up with donald trump.

we're going to break down barriers and build -- build ladders of opportunity and empowerment. >> and clinton also lashed out at the gop, accusing the party of turning its back on working and middle class americans. >> let's get more insight on this incredible night at the polls from the key state of texas. >> our own abc's marci gonzalez is live for us at this early morning hour in austin, texas. marci, a big night, no doubt, as we mentioned, for hillary clinton in texas as well as other southern states. but this really wasn't a complete slam-dunk. >> reporter: no, it really wasn't. it was a fairly good night for bernie sanders. he won, as expected, in his home state of vermont, and he's also projected to pick up three more wins in oklahoma, colorado, also one other state, sanders points out, though, these are not winner-take-all contests.

didn't win, he is still going to pick up some delegates. he's moving forward with well with fund-raising. in february, he raised about $42 million. that's twice as much as the clinton campaign in january. kendis and reena? >> that's incredible, marci, he has been raising a lot of money. but what is his campaign saying there tonight? >> reporter: they are undeterred by clinton's success last night saying they're moving forward, they're taking this campaign all the way to the convention. >> and talking about hillary clinton once again, i believe she was in florida last night for her victory speech, it is a big day ahead for her. what's next? >> reporter: right. so as you mentioned, she is looking ahead to these next big primaries. she was in florida last night. they have their primary coming up on march 15th. but tomorrow a busy day. she's heading your way with two events in new york city. >> all right. abc's marci gonzalez live for us in austin, texas, at this early morning hour. marci, thank you.

findings, by the way, we should point out from the exit polls. a good gauge of how voters are feeling. when asked should the next president come from outside the political establishment, 50% of republicans said yes. only 15% of democrats agree with that. >> and on the flipside, when you ask, should the next president have experience, 81% of the dems in blue there said yes and 39% of republicans in red. they said they want someone with political experience. keep it right here for more super tuesday election coverage and analysis. we'll check in with marco rubio's campaign. that's later this half hour. we're going to move onto the politically charged battle over the supreme court nominee. despite a meeting with the president on tuesday, republican leaders don't appear to have changed their minds. they are standing by their commitment to not consider a new justice until after the election in november. democratic leader harry reid joked that the group spent a lot of time talking about

and another high-profile showdown, this one between the fbi and apple, playing out during hearings on capitol hill. fbi director james comey and apple clashing over whether the computer giant should comply with the judge's order to hack into one of the san bernardino shooter's iphones. >> the fbi is asking apple to weaken the security of our products. hackers and cybercriminals could use this to wreak havoc on our privacy and personal safety. >> there's already a door on that iphone. essentially we're asking apple take the vicious guard dog away. let us pick the lock. >> the director admitted it was a mistake when the fbi asked the county which owned the phone to reset the password for farook's icloud account. had the password not been reset, the phone may have made a fresh backup available to investigators. the nation's largest electric company says it's

attack, much of it from hackers, backed by foreign governments. the ceo of duke energy which serves more than 7 million customers tells the a.p. that the number of cyberattacks his company deals with every day is astounding and they're coming from nation states that are trying to penetrate systems. the sports authority says it's on track to shut its doors permanently. the struggling retailer says it plans to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy if it can't find a new buyer. the sports authority is facing heavy debt and fierce competition in the face of the new retail trend. fashion focus athletic wear taking customers away from traditional sporting goods stores like the sports authority. >> i may or may not be wearing my yoga pants under this suit. the future is looking good, however, for fast food chicken especially if you're willing to chuck your cell phone. chick-fil-a is offering customers in 150 stores a coop not for chickens but for your cell phones. families who ditch their devices while chowing down will be rewarded with a free ice dream cone.

to create a space where family and friends can spend quality time together. >> so you'll do it at chick-fil-a. >> i'm vegetarian, so -- >> so it doesn't matter. you'll check your phone there anyway. >> they do have salads over there. they do have salads. good getting us hungry. no matter what you think of democratic candidate bernie sanders, a brewery in his home state of vermont might have just the drink for you. >> oh, boy. yep. it's called the bernie weisse, a product of the zero gravity brewery in buryington, vermont. slightly sour, forward thinking berliner weisse. berliner. see, i'm not a beer drinker. thank you, gentlemen. >> beer drinkers will know what that means. they started selling on super tuesday morning and about half of it was gone in the first hour. >> wow. guess it's good. >> it's only available at that particular brewery, by the way. >> just looking over the notes here on this one. apparently it's 3.2% alcohol by volume.

>> 3.2? that's not even like a good belgian ale. >> all right. a few of them standing out there. coming up in "the skinny," some new pictures of britney spears, and i want to see if you'll be able to recognize her. >> that's a tease. also ahead, returning to our super tuesday coverage with a look inside marco rubio's campaign after a night that really belonged to donald trump. and later, making history. this morning, astronaut scott kelly, who just arrived back on earth after a record-setting mission. that is after our forecast map showing snow in the plains and western new york. you're watching "world news

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returning to our top story, blowout wins for donald trump and hillary clinton. the front-runners swept the south, picking up a big share of delegates. bernie sanders won in four states. ted cruz clinched his home state and oklahoma. and after a week of firing off bruising insults at trump, marco rubio picked up his first victory in minnesota. >> as for marco rubio, he's holding a campaign event today in michigan. rubio and the other republicans are preparing for tomorrow's debate which will take place in detroit. >> the florida senator is expected to continue hammering away at the front-runner donald trump, of course, just as he did last night in miami. abc's linsey davis was there. >> reporter: good morning, reena and kendis. marco rubio manages to get his first win. he's now 1 for 15. but you certainly couldn't tell

he was energetic. he was upbeat. the crowd equally so. one of the first words out of his mouth, donald trump. he called him a con artist. he said, look, state by state, the polls show that donald trump's numbers are going down and ours are going up. he said, pundits want to call me an underdog. i'll accept that, because we are a country of underdogs and we will win. very optimistic looking forward to the florida primary, which is just two weeks away. 99 delegates at stake. a winner-take-all state. he says i know how to win in florida. interestingly the polls show donald trump is actually favored to win here. reena and kendis? >> that's the striking thing. if he loses on march 15th in florida, many are saying that they don't see how he can have a path to go forward. >> there was actually a very conservative influential group in florida today saying they are

cruz. how much of a blow could that be to his campaign? there are people talking he could be put in for the next race for florida governor possibly. so there's already buzz about that but how long can he stay in? people waiting to find out. >> one of the things rick klein who we're going to have in one of the half hours was mentioning that it really was an awful night for marco rubio. for one thing, in texas, he might not have won a single delegate. the same story possiblavinpicked up a single delegate in those states. that's really a big deal. >> exit polls showing what republicans want is someone with a fresh set of eyes, more of an outsider, not a washington insider, someone who's been entrenched in the political system like marco rubio, perhaps. >> in the meantime, i should point out that "the new york daily news," speaking about trump, the headline this morning

migrate." clearly they're not a fan. they say the complete guide to escape america if trump should win. >> coming up, a celebrity photoshop controversy. >> plus, why britney spears says she just doesn't really care what people think anymore. "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now"

abc stations. skinny, so skinny skinny so skinny our "skinny" lead this morning, lena dunham apologizing for a photoshopping accusation.

apparently unable to be recognize herself on the cover of a magazine. dunham posted a picture of herself from a previous photo shoot and accused the magazine of doing more than the average photoshop. >> but later dunham apologize saying, quote, it's a weird feeling to see a photo and not know if it's your own body anymore. dunham then thanked the magazine for helping bring the issue to her attention and said that she's going to get to the bottom of this in a bigger way. i wonder what that means. >> we never photoshop around here so that's never a problem for us. next, let's see if we think britney just looks this good or if there's photoshop involved. a different batch of celebrity magazine photos are getting attention overnight. >> britney spears with a different look in this spread for this magazine here. you see it's taken by mario testino who has shot many famous faces, including princess diana.

these shots are, but the 34-year-old mom of two certainly isn't camera shy. this is "v" magazine. >> in the interview for the magazine, spears talks about her upcoming album, about be ing judged in the public eye saying i really don't care what people think but she looks amazing. >> why do we think it's photoshopped? >> it just looks a little tweaked. >> in what way? >> i don't know. there are no fine lines. >> see, i can't really tell. i'm one of these people who can't tell when things have been photoshopped. >> oh, really? >> if you don't bring it to my attention. she looks great. why is that not -- >> have you seen your abc glamour shots? i'm kidding. i'm kidding. those have never been touched up. >> thanks, kendis. >> kidding. >> how much longer are you going to be staying here? >> exactly. bye. next, the question fans everywhere have to answer -- batman or superman? ahead of the new film where the two super heroes face-off.

that ben affleck, who plays batman, decided to prank some tourists at warner brothers studios while waiting in the batmobile. >> that's kind of cool. when the guide asked who they think would win in the epic battle, many went with the obvious choice of superman. a dismayed affleck quickly took issue with the choice. when affleck confronted some fans, they didn't exactly recognize him. one fan even asked, are you real? >> i would have thought it was like some super dummy. >> it's pretty cool. nice stunt. and finally here, a couple of quick notes about a popular series getting the reboot treatment. abc's parent company disney announced the casting of "high school musical 4." ten years after the original premiered. no word yet if there will be appearances from the alumni of the first franchise. >> yes. >> and nickelodeon's game show "legends of the hidden temple" is coming back in the form of a fictional made for tv movie, following three siblings trying

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lysol. start healthing. yeah, click here am i sitting in a tin can here am i sitting in a tin can far above the world well, 340 days in space may sound like fun, but it's tough on the human body. and that stretch of time was how long astronaut scott kelly was floating along in earth's orbit. it's incredible he's back. >> until he finally landed overnight. researchers hope that kelly's feat of endurance can help us take a leap toward a mission to mars. he had a big thumbs up. abc's lauren lyster has more. >> reporter: astronaut scott kelly tweeting photos of his last sunrise from space. with that hatch closing on the

heads back to earth, this after 340 days orbiting earth on the international space station. kelly is now the american who has spent the most time in space. >> i'm ready to come home. it's not like i'm climbing the walls or anything to get out of here. you know, i recognize the importance of what we're doing. >> reporter: kelly handed over command of the iss to start the process of leaving. >> which, of course, is always bittersweet when you leave this incredible place. >> reporter: he said good night to earth one last time posting this photo on twitter. >> engines thrust. >> reporter: this year this soyuz rocket launched from kazakhstan, beginning kelly's journey. >> a year in space starts now. >> reporter: the point of the nasa mission to figure out if humans could survive a trip to mars that would require a year and a half in space. back here on earth all year, scott's twin brother, retired astronaut mark kelly, has been undergoing testing at the same time. scientists will compare the two men when scott returns. mark telling abc news last year.

does scott think humans can make it to mars? >> from a subjective perspective, i think absolutely. >> scott kelly back on mother earth after 340 days in space. >> reporter: overnight, kelly touching down in kazakhstan. now testing will begin to understand how the long time in space has affected kelly's body. before this, only four humans had spent a year or more in orbit on a single mission. reena and kendis? >> it's true. the effects on the body, your taste buds can change. your bone mass. your muscles can all change completely. >> and they did give him a quick medical checkup. i should point out, he's going to get back home fairly quickly. he's expected tonight in houston, texas. >> i hope his brother is cooking dinner tonight. >> he should. and gabby. >> don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com >> announcer: this is abc's

insomniacs for two decades. making news in america this morning, big winners on super tuesday. donald trump seemingly unstoppable. >> this has been an amazing evening. >> voters cementing the billionaire's status winning the most states. but it wasn't all trump, ted cruz scoring victories. >> our campaign beats donald soundly. >> and for the democrats, a southern sweep. hillary clinton now with a commanding lead over bernie sanders. >> we have to make america whole. >> all: usa, usa. >> it's "your voice, your vote," live team coverage breaking down