but i want you to know something. we're going to go. we are going to go all the way to cleveland and secure the republican nomination. [ cheering ]. game changing moments tonight in the race for the white house. governor john kasich creates a big roadblock for republican front runner donald trump. >> we're going to win, win, win and we're not stopping. we're going to have a great victories for our country. >> and hillary clinton delivers the burn to rival bernie sanders. >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic party nomination and winning this election in november! >> is there anything sanders can do to save his campaign? newschannel 5 democracy 2016 coverage starts now. tonight was a showdown to end all showdowns. >> governor john kasich delivers a win that poses big problems for donald trump. >> and hillary clinton pulls away

be on course to become the next democratic presidential nominee. >> here is a look at the winners. our governor john kasich taking the republican vote while hillary clinton pulled out a win on the democratic side. what does this mean for the campaigns going forward? >> our team of reporters fanned out across ohio covering the big issues and we'll start with a closer look at the republican race. john kasich declared the winner. kasich is leading with 45% to trump's 37, cruz and rubio trailing. >> we have chris flanagan with more. >> reporter: what a night for governor john kasich. he said all along if he didn't win ohio in the primary, ballgame over. he hit one out of the park and argue bhi one of the biggest

the governor took the stage around 9:15 tonight to a thunderous ovation. he thanked hundreds supporters at tonight's rally, while flanked by his wife and two young daughters. in his victory speech he spoke from his heart thanking the democrats who crossed over and voted republican in the primary, even thanking marco rubio for his service after he dropped out of the race tonight. he never mentioned donald trump. did mention hillary clinton, said bring her on. and then he thanked all the people who traveled so far to support him. >> you know what? look, this is all i got, okay? this is all i got. and all i can say is thank you for the bottom of my heart. i want you to know something. we are going to go all the way to cleveland and secure the republican nomination. [ cheering ].

that he hits the campaign trail again tomorrow heading to philadelphia as he tries to capitalize on tonight's huge win. . >> okay, chris. and of course our john costic has been keeping track. and what does this mean for the rnc. >> reporter: the first results to come in for the night, florida, where the polling held up and donald trump beat the favorite son marco rubio by an almost 20% margin. hillary clinton also carrying florida 2:1 over sanders. tom sutton joining me our political analyst to talk about marco rubio, suspended his campaign ten minutes after the last polls closed. what does this mean for kasich going forward? >> kasich becomes the only alternative to ted cruz and donald trump. he started at 17th, came down to the last three, and the establishment, from moderates, for independents, really he is the only choice they have going forward. >> reporter: other races,

clinton and donald trump winning north carolina. the barn burner right now is in missouri where donald trump and ted cruz are locked in a battle for first in a 52 delegate state kasich that distance third. i will know where kasich campaigned last week has trump the protected win followed by cruz and kasich. hillary clinton and bernie sanders neck and neck. these are not winner tame all starts. he's still picking up some delegates. >> it is picking up delegates. a lot of proportionals. the big win was ohio. he didn't campaign really in these other states so this wasn't much expectation. whatever we saw tonight out of those other states doesn't mean much because of the big win in ohio. >> reporter: the pace changes now. >> yes, we're into the four state rally over the next month. we have arizona, new york and california coming up later,

and much more intense. we're looking at a final three going forward. we'll see the attacks rise, more money spent and john kasich is facing a new ballgame. >> reporter: and with donald trump to win the nomination he would need to win 60% of the delegates in the remaining states, something he has not been able to do in any of of the states. so that's something we'll be talking about in a couple of minutes because we are looking at a contested convention. >> aboslutely. >> reporter: back to you. >> despite losing to kasich in ohio, donald trump still has quite a few wins to celebrate. >> and he's doing it from florida, his biggest victory of the night. trump told the crowd at his rally he is bringing new voters to the republican party saying he is the reason for the increase in voter turnout and new voters. >> we have something happening that actually makes the republican party the biggest story anywhere in the world. everybody is writing about t all over europe, all over the world they're talking about it.

to vote. this was an example of it today. >> trump also said he talked to senator majority leader mitch mcconnell today and said they've got to bring the republican party together. he congratulated marco rubio for running a tough cane. marco rubio suspended his campaign tonight after a humiliating loss in his home state. rubio was once considered the g.o.p. favorite and the one to beat but that changed when donald trump picked up steam. cruz is running a close second behind donald trump in the delegate count and right now both tie in missouri. as for the democrats, hillary

win over bernie sanders in the buckeye state as expected. frank wiley has a look at how the democratic primary played out in other states and what hillary clinton and bernie sanders are both saying tonight. >> reporter: recommend from the democratic party the states at stake are not winner take all but hillary clinton cleaning up on delegates. florida went to clinton. she beat sanders this, 64-33. north carolina, that was not far behind. clinton heeding this. 55-41. and bernie putting up a fight in illinois. we'll keep you posted on the numbers. that's what you see right there, 51-47%. then voters in missouri going to the polls. tonight deciding on the division of 71 delegates. right now, bernie sanders has a slight lead with a 4% lead. 48-51%. now, clinton celebrating her

happened to be right down the street from donald trump. and part of clinton's speech, she was aiming at him. >> when we care a candidate for president call for rounding up 12 million immigrants, banning all muslims from entering the united states. [ booing ]. >> when he embraces torture, that doesn't make him strong, it makes him wrong. [ cheering ]. . >> reporter: bernie sanders watched the results come in from it was not a favorable night for him. but instead of focusing on his early losses, three of them tonight, sanders focused on the victory he's already had. >> the reason we have done as well as we have, the reason that we have defied all expectations,

very radical in american politics. we're telling the truth. [ cheering ]. >> reporter: again, sanders is in arizona where the voters had head to the polls for their primary next week. both utah caucuses are on tuesday as well as well as the democratic caucus in idaho. >> ohio can't have an election without a few glitches. four county kept their polls open after problems there. >> we have answers at the board of elections tonight. >> reporter: it wasn't voter confusion that took mace on cleveland's west side. it took place at the dfw starting early this morning and parts of the early evening hours. members of dfw 2533 told newschannel 5 that a dozen voters

location so those voters had to be turned away. the dfw members said they saw cards showing this address. they believe the cards must have been old or incorrectly printed. >> they wanted to know where they could vote and we said we didn't know. we haven't been voting for -- they haven't been voting in this post for two years now. >> reporter: and the county board of elections is checking into this issue. they told me they have not received a formal complaint about this problem as yet. meanwhile it was tense moments at the polling place at louisa may alcott school. a worker allegedly pulled a gun at that location. he showed the gun but did not point it at anyone while he was making verbal threats. he was arrested without incident

caused the situation. so the vote count continues here at the board of elections warehouse with 38% of the vote now accounted for. joe pagonakis. there were glitches at the polls in florida today as well. take a look at this, remember, time of 2000. poll workers had to use paper books to register voters in orange county after connection problems with the computers and voters at two polling places in the same county say they were ballots. the presidential nominations are the only thing on the ohio ballots today. >> there were local issues and races, including a challenge for one of the most controversial seats in cuyahoga county. will there be a new prosecutor? not just fun and games, the rally

and the whole street was on fire, a half dozen cars torched. now police are looking for an arsonist. mark. and we have more strong storms to our west. i'll tell you if these will reach you and interrupt your morning commute, and we have snowflakes to talk about in my seven-day. don't go to bed. we'll be right back. >> our democracy 2016 coverage

today's primary wasn't only about the candidates. folks who live in jasper had a hot button issue. >> there was an issue to allow for apartment and complex building. it is 73% against and 27% for. the cuyahoga prosecutor race was one to watch as well. o'malley challenging mcginty after mcginty had several drama filled years in the prosecutor's office with 50% of the vote in o'malley leads 54-36%. megan hickey has been in contact with both candidates tonight. >> what is the latest? >> reporter: with just under half of the precincts in o'malley is

candidate the nominee tonight is effectively -- will effectively become the prosecutor. mcginty has served as prosecutor for the last four years and has come under fire for the handling of high-profile cases involving 12-year-old tamara rice and cleveland police officer o'brio. o'malley said he will change the way police cases are handle. win or lose his campaign will have helped raise questions about mcginty's policies. >> i am not victorious i think the community has gotten ahead because of my campaign. ask questions to propose more changes that he would have not proposed had i not been out here campaigning so i think the community as a whole has won. >> reporter: now, i have been in touch with mcginty's campaign as well. he did not want to give an interview until all the results were in.

the latest results. there are also a number of congressional primary races on the ballot and those results are running on the bottom of your screen. the other race we've been watching, incumbent senator rob portment is having a problem. eggs's sailing past don ekhardt. he will face strickland in the november election. strickland didn't have a fight, easily beating sittenfeld with 2/3 of the votes. >> head over to newsnet5.com for the primary results. stay with us for complete coverage throughout the 2016 election. the man who tried the rush the stage at a trump rally in ohio is facing federal charges. investigators say 22-year-old thomas dimasimo jumped a

the stage before he was tackled. he is charged with illegally entering a restricted area which could land him behind bars for a year. new information for a local man for allegedly supporting isis. agazi pleaded not guilty to federal charges last year. the man tried to buy an assault rifle from an undercover average. six cars torched in one cleveland neighbor and arson investigators say someone did it on purpose. >> we have more on this story tonight. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out exactly how those fires were set while the victims try to figure out why. >> not going to leave my car around here again. >> reporter: cars, trucks, and suvs on two streets on cleveland's east side torched beyond recognition.

>> reporter: his temporary tags are almost the only things charged on the jeep liberty he worked so hard for. >> you look more sad than mad. >> i mean i would be mad if i knew who did it but i have no one to be mad at. >> reporter: he edith doesn't know either but she is mad. >> could have blew up houses, kids being hurt. >> reporter: she was staying the night at her son's house to babysit her grand kids. neighbor banged on her door saying the whole street was on fire. >> you can see the flames out the window so i ran downstairs to open the door and she said all the cars are on fire. >> reporter: the victims wonder who and why. >> this is our livelihood. why would you take it away from us? >> reporter: some of the six

comprehensive insurance that will help out but others do not have fire coverage. there's one more big race today that we haven't covered and for the results of that we turn to chief meteorologist mark johnson. >> and the winner is ... thunderstorms and then snow. yeah. i didn't win anything. >> with snow a chose second or ... >> like i said, i tweeted out today, who is your choices for the final four in the ncaa, my choices are winter. [ audio trouble ]. >> march madness. we're going to transition into snow. going to run all four seasons in the next week. so, let's take a look, first of all right now at the power of 5 we have our high resolution imagery on and notice we have showers moving up through tiffen toward sandusky actually in lorain may graze greater cleveland.

number two, and batch number three, those will arrive during the morning and there could be an isolated shower even lingering into the afternoon, so i've kind of spread it out a little bit. in between, some sunshine. here is severe thunderstorm watches, tornado watch just was cancelled for illinois, and we have wind advisories creeping into western ohio through 8 p.m. tomorrow evening. we're not expecting severe storms here in our viewing area. here is the batch of rain going through first. notice this is 1 a.m., bring in more showers and storms, 4:30, and then a morning rush is dry for you. that is my fingers are crossed that you won't be interrupted and slowed down for the morning commute. a couple other isolated showers into the afternoon. in between we have sunshine for the afternoon as well. so i'm optimistic we'll warm up

right now 50 in worcester. i think our temperatures will warm up into lower to middle 50s at sunrise. here we go, frontal boundary right here will draw it in for you. stalls out in the western lakes. you. remember those four seasons, march madness? look at this, cold air building, getting to wrap in for the weekend. here is a little bit of snow. a hot worse than it's going to be, but we'll see snowflakes on friday as the low pulls into lake erie. winds sustained at 20 miles an hour with gusts to 30 tomorrow. then st. patrick's day, you have a parade, 8:30 a.m., notice showers, hopefully out of here for noon to one to two and then more showers by late afternoon. get your parade in midday. and you have a lot of green on

47 tonight raising temps mainly cloudy isolated thunderstorms. tomorrow a few showers, 62. afternoon showers on thursday, mid-50s. look at those 30s friday and saturday, a few flakes, even sunday and monday a few snowflakes. >> it may have been only one win, but that one win has changed the entire face of the race for the republican presidential nomination. >> what can we expect going forward? we have our experts telling us what could happen at the republican national convention here in cleveland.

. and we welcome you back to enterovirus. we're here with dr. tom sutton. governor john kasich doing something that hasn't been done since may 6th, 1952, a week to the day, incidentally, before he was born, an ohioan who carries a presidential primary. the last one bob taft, took it to

heading that way. >> it looks like we may be going that route. we look at john kasich and see he's won in ohio, convincing, not by a narrow margin, but almost 10 points. we can see that kind of thing in many states to come. we could see him picking up delegates here and there, not to clinch a nomination by any stretch, but to deny the possibility of an outright nomination for donald trump. >> with kasich winning ohio, for him to win the republican nomination, that's not go to happen, donald trump needs to win 60% going forward he hasn't come close to that so we are headed into that direction so i imagine behind the scenes is where the manoeuvring be taking place. >> absolutely. we're looking at the factors like who picks the delegates. the 3/46 the delegates get picked by the state parties not the candidates.

evangelicals who are splitting between them. and there's no other choice, it's just kasich if you're one of those folks that is not fitting the cruz or trump model. >> the kasich folks putting out the rubio folks are going to break 3 to 1 in favor of kasich with him now suspending his campaign and suspending is important to note as well because what does that mean when he does that. >> essentially that means he holds that delegates going into the convention, he has 163, a few more some other states coming out of tonight, so he's still a power to be dealt with and could be a factor in determining the outcome of this convention. >> donald trump not going to be so nice with john kasich going forward. >> we thought the arrows were out coming into ohio. we haven't seen anything yet. trump is going full bore, probably more against kasich than cruz. >> thank you for your insight. a big night for ohio.

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