captioning funded by cbs it is wednesday, march 9th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." strong showing for bernie sanders and donald trump in the latest turn of the road to the white house. the vermont senator upsets hillary clinton in michigan, while the billionaire businessman moves closer to the republican nomination. he was the man behind the music. we will remember george martin who produced virtually all of the beatles legendary records. get ready to take a space cation. a private space company reveals

when the first tours might be able to finally visit the stars. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. bernie sanders is not going away quietly scoring a win over hillary clinton in the michigan primary. sanders claimed a narrow victory, winning among late deciders and white women voters. his win virtually negates clinton earlier landslide victory in the mississippi primary. on the republican side, donald trump stayed on a roll, securing wins in michigan, mississippi and hawaii. and while he finished a distant second to ted cruz in idaho, the billionaire front-runner still picked up ten delegates there. but there might be an even bigger shake-up coming to the gop. craig boswell has more from washington. >> reporter: tuesday results were not kind to marco rubio.

the florida senator did not add a single delegate in tonight's contest and cbs news has learned there are serious discussions taking place in the rubio campaign about dropping off before next week's winner take all florida primary. meanwhile, bernie sanders' campaign got a momentum boost with his upset win in michigan. >> kind of repudiated the polls that had us 20, 25 points out a few days ago. we repudiated the pundits who said bernie sanders is not going anywhere. >> reporter: with tuesday's victory in michigan, bernie sanders has won four of the last six contests. sanders capitalized with michigan voters, many of whom expressed concerns over trade and the economy. he says his campaign is only going to get stronger. >> political revolution that we are talking about is strong in every part of the country. and frankly, we believe our strongest areas are yet to happen. >> reporter: hillary clinton enjoyed strong support among

black voters in mississippi and speaking to her supporters before the michigan results were in, clinton focused on republican front-runner donald trump. >> now running for president shouldn't be about delivering insults. it should be about delivering results for the american people! >> reporter: it was another strong night for trump. his victories came in the face of a fierce effort from republican leadrs who don't want to see the brash businessman get the party's nomination. >> every single one who has attacked me is gone and i'm very proud of that, because that is what we should have for our country. >> reporter: trump signaled he wants to unify the gop. >> we have millions and millions of people coming up and voting. largely for me. >> reporter: with a projected win in idaho, ted cruz maintains he is the only republican who

can beat trump. >> yet, at this point only two candidates who have a plausible path to 2016 and that donald trump and me. >> reporter: mean, ohio governor's john kasich's late surge in michigan gives him a winner take all in the contest next week. >> just wait one week from tonight. we are going to win the state of ohio and it will be a whole new ball game! >> reporter: despite the rumblings from inside marco rubio's campaign, the florida senator told supporters he is ready to fight in his home state's primary. >> i need your help. i believe with all my heart that the winner of the florida primary next tuesday will be the nominee of the republican party. >> reporter: interesting to see how tuesday's primary results wrap up the pressure for wednesday's debate between hillary clinton and bernie sanders, as well as the gop debate on thursday. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >> despite sanders upset in michigan, he remains far beyond hillary clinton in the delegate count. clinton holds more than 1,200

delegates and more than half of what is necessary to secure the nomination. although trump continues to pile up victories, he is still about a third of the way to the 1,237 needed to get the republican nomination. a series of winner take all contests could widen the gap. florida holds one of those races next tuesday. cbs news senior political editor steve chaggaris is there with a look at where the race is headed next. >> reporter: any talk of a trump slump has gone away for the time being and we'll see if he can take that momentum in the winner take all states of florida and ohio next week and see if cruz and kasich take their momentum in those states. rubio, on the other hand, had a disappointing night. he needs to win in florida next week in order to keep his campaign alive. speaking of momentum. sanders' big win in michigan and see what he can do in another state, ohio next week. hillary clinton has a little bit of work to do after losing to him in michigan. i'm steve chaggaris, cbs news, in miami.

coming up on "cbs this morning," cbs news political director and "face the nation" moderator john dickerson will have more on last night's results. the man suspected of shooting an idaho pastor last weekend is in custody this morning. kyle odom was arrested yesterday evening by the secret service. he allegedly threw several items over the white house fence. the former marine is accused of shooting pastor tim remington outside of his idaho church. police say they are reviewing a manifesto from odom that mentions president obama and members of congress and the israeli government. the threat of severe weather continues this morning in the southern plains and central gulf coast where rainfall totals could exceed 10 inches. flash flood warnings and watches are posted in texas, oklahoma, mississippi, arkansas, missouri, illinois, and louisiana. last night in northwest louisiana, flash floods forced the evacuation of up to 40 homes. randy simmons did what he could

to help his sister but there was four feet of water in her home. >> we had to take all of her stuff and put it on top of the refrigerators and all up high. her whole house is destroyed. >> in north texas, at least three tornadoes touched down, injuring four people. an american graduate student was stabbed to death in israeli. 28-year-old taylor force studied at vanderbilt university. the army combat veteran was attacked in a popular tourist spot yesterday in jaffe. a palestinian terrorists also lun wounded 12 others. the terrorist was shot and killed by police. an illegal immigrant of mexico suspected of five murders in kansas and missouri is under arrest. the manhunt for

serrano-victorino is over. it ended early this morning in eastern missouri. police believe he killed a man in central missouri after shooting four others to death at his neighbor's home monday in kansas. it's unclear if he knew the victims or what the motive was. the justice department is investigating the fbi agents involved in a traffic stop that led to the death of one of the occupiers of an oregon wildlife refuge. robert lavoy finicum was shot and killed by oregon state police as he reached for a weapon. the fbi agents who were on the scene never disclosed they fired two shots that missed. the public will be able to file past the casket of former first lady nancy reagan today and tomorrow. mrs. reagan will lie in repose at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. private funeral services will be held friday. attorney general loretta lynch told the white house she does not want to be considered for a supreme court nomination. lynch says that she was honored her name was brought up, but that she loves her current job. she says urgent issues need to be resolved at the justice department. the man behind nearly 700 beatles records has died.

ahead, we remember the legendary music producer george martin. plus, separating fact from fiction. wrestler hulk hogan delivers emotional testimony in a trial over sex tapes. you're watching the "cbs morning news". want to survive a crazy busy day?

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the only reason i can think of that the senator from the people of republic of vermont has only sparked up twice, maybe bernie thought it clashed with his political beliefs. if we pass it, on the left-hand side. the bottom 10% of the right is getting 80% less and 1% on the left-hand side. i promise in my administration there will be equal redistribution of the dochi. here is another look at this morning's top stories. vermont senator bernie sanders upsets hillary clinton in a big primary state. sanders won michigan in a close contest. clinton had a decisive victory in mississippi. she has about 1,200 delegates, more than double that of sanders.

and donald trump picked up three states, while ted cruz earned one. cbs news has learned discussions are taking place in marco rubio's campaign for the senator to drop out by next week. sponsors of a stairclimb fund-raiser at new york's one world trade center are furious the building's owner cancelled the event. the organization says the event poses security issues, but event organizers say the owners don't want potential tennants to be reminded of the 9/11 attacks. >> i mean, come on! this building is so symbolic! >> the sponsors plan to meet with owners and ask them to reconsider. the event is scheduled for may 15th. bad timing for a would-be robber who tried to stick up a cabbie monday in reading, pennsylvania. >> give me all your money, man! give me everything you got! now! >> but then a sheriff's deputy approached to find out why the taxi hadn't moved through a

green light. the 18-year-old suspect is facing charges, including robbery and making terroristic threats. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," john dickerson and rick daveys break down results of tuesday's primaries. plus a potential safety defect that can cause injuries in car crashes. and how the passwords you use in everyday life could become a thing of the past. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. we will leave you with more video from the solar eclipse over the pacific ocean. have a great day.

good morning. it's wednesday, it is march 9. take a look at the golden gate

bridge out there. see those raindrops on the lens? you can actually see the wet weather throughout. >> i saw some on my windshield coming in this morning. >> you had to use the windshield wipers this morning. good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> happy "hump day"." i'm frank mallicoat. we'll have wet roads this morning. when that happens, gianna has a very busy day. hit-and-miss scattered showers, possible delays at sfo. we'll keep you apprised. meanwhile 40s and 50s. it was chilly overnight. i just had that chill to the bone. temperatures later today, flirting with 70. that is a good sign of el nino. we'll talk about heavier rainfall when to expect it but right now, let's call in "lady g." >> good morning. might be a good day to skip the roads. things will be slower as they