three deductions many people often forget. are you leaving money on t table? good evening. and it's great to have you with us. a make or break night. could donald trump wrap up the nomination? could hillary clinton close the deal? or will bernie sanders supporters decide otherwise? already, the exit polls coming in. voters lining up across five states. this church in cincinnati. outside a polling site in orlando tonight. donald trump telling voters, we can make this happen tonight. but if he doesn't win ohio, will this be a contested convention? and hillary clinton, is she nearly there? what she told our team when asked if she was confident. but right now, the first exit polls. and from ohio tonight, republican voters asked, would they be satisfied if this ends up being a race between donald trump and hillary clinton? more than half, 53% say they'd be satisfied with trump. in florida, even more, 60% say

trump taking on clinton. that's from preliminary exit poll data right now. so, let's get to it tonight. our team standing by. abc's tom llamas in florida with donald trump. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump trying to barrel his way asking voters for one more big boost. >> tell your friends, vote for trump. i promise you, i am going to do such a great job. single greatest vote i ever cast. state's popular governor, standing in trump's way. john kasich, voting today in westerville. >> what do you have totoay to donald trump today? >> you're not going to ruin my day afr i voted myself for president. i have nothing to say to him. >> reporter: but if kasich wins ohio, trump's chances of locking up theepublican nomination are greatly diminied. potentially forcing the battle to a rare contested convention. kasich today turning up the heat.

>> dog. >> fat pig. >> real quotes from donald trump about win. >> these comments that were made about women. i have two daughters. they see this stuff. what do you think they think? >> reporter: trump responding on "gma." >> women, if you look at the women's polling, leaving the booths, women, i'm leading by a lot. >> reportete the billionaire still defensive over the recent scenes of violence a ahis rallies. in washington today, a scolding from house speaker paul ryan. >> all candidates have an obligation to dc what they can do to try and provide an atmosphere of harmony, to reduce the violence, to not incite violence. >> reporter: but trump telling us, he's not changing his tone. >> i don't think i should be toning it down, because i've had the biggest rallies of anybody. we've had very, very little difficulty. >> reporter: trump in florida tonight, where there's a by lingual battle to deny him a

florida senator marco rubio, his campai on life support -- the only thing that could save him -- a home state victory. >> we're going to get elected president and we're going to turn this country ararnd. >> reporter: but today, rubio saying his campaign goes on, even without a win tonight. >> well, our plan is to continue forward in this campaign, as i said. my campaign's never been built on winng in one particularr state. >> tom, a lot of eyes on john kasich in ohio, as you know. if he wins, could help slow down trump? >> reporter: that's right, david. even if donald trump wins florida tonight, but he loses ohio, it's going to be much harder to wrap up this nomination, and it could possibly lead to a contested convention come july. david? >> tom llamas leading us off tonight. tom, we'll see you a bit later. to the democratic side tonight. can hillary clinton lock in the nomination ort least get far closer, or is there a sanders surprise brewing like michigan? preliminary exit polls tonight from ohio showing three quarter office democratic voters saying they w wld be satisfied if

nearly as many if it's's sanders. and where clinton was borp, illinois, three-quarters satisfied with clinton, but even more if sanders is the nominee. abc's cecilia vega one-on-one with mrs. clinton. what happens when cecilia presses her, is hillary clinton confident going into tonight? >> i hope you a vote before the polls close. >> reporter: hillary clinton fighting to avoid another stinging l ls to bernie sanders. >> i need your prayers. >eporter: trying to win tonight and hoping to once and for all lock in the nomination. her sights set on the crucial battleground of ohio. clinton telling me, she's optimistic about the night ahead. but not confident? that's a word a lot of you`r supporters might want to hear you say. >> okay, i'm confident. i think optimistic is basically the same thing. i'm confident. i feel very good about the e campaign. >> reporter: is tonight the night you could close this deal? >> i feel good about where we are and i think at the end of the night, we'll end up, again, significantly ahead in delegates. >> reporter: but when i pressed her -- you lose the midwest

>> you know, youeep asking me these questions, which i've answered repeatedly. i will end up this evening with more delegates. this is about delegates. >> reporter: for bernie sanders, everything is on the line. he's outspending clinton in campaign ads in the buckeye state. >> good morning. >> reporter: but the vermont senator needs more than good luck. he needs delegates. >> how are you feeling about tonight? >> i'll tell you in a few hours. >> reporter: clinton already looking ahead to the general election and donald trump. >> when you are inciting mob violence which is what trump is doing in those clips, there's a lot of memories that people have, you know? they're in the dna.a. people remember mob violence that led to lynching. >> reporter: trump says he hasn't even started to hit clinton yet.t this could be a general campaign that is very ugly and very personal. does that give you any pause? >> no, not a bit. >> reporter: your face doesn't even move. >> no, not a bit. he can run whatever kind of

i have reaeally thick skin and it's not about me. it's about every american and what we're going to do together. >> cecilia with us live tonight, as we. cecilia, we saw there, she said she's feeling optimistic. you pressed her, is she confident? she said yes there, but what are your sources telling you from inside the campaign? >> reporter: well, david, they are realistic about her chances in the midwest, especially in ohio, where they expect bernie sanders tooo well, especially with young voters and white voters there. but look, they are hoping to win in north carolina and here in florida, where they are hoping to have a big victory party tonight. david? >> cecilia, thank you. to the map we go at this hour. five key state holding primaries. but as we pointed out, the stakes enormous in ohio for both parties. let's get right to george, who willllead our coverage in primetime tonight, and george, the front panel of "the cincinnati inquirer." the words ohio, it's up to you. so, george, what happens if

>> david, it's a presidential election, it is always up to ohio, no question about that. and tonight is no exception. if donald trump wins tonight, winner take all in ohio, he has a big lead in florida, as well. he will have the argument that he's won the biggest states, got the most delegates and the momentum. he'll have a real shot of wrapping this up before the convention in cleveland. if he loses, if he doesn't get the 66 delegates, he is going to need to get 60% of the delegates going forward in order to wrapp up this before the convention. the olds of a contested convention go way up. it will be hard to see how any of the candidatesemain in this race can get the delegates they need before cleveland. >> in the meantime, on the democratic side, george, how important is ohio for hillary clinton? >> if she wins ohio tonight on top of north carolina and florida, s'll have a huge delegate lead. almost insurmountable. if she loses, even though she may still add to her lead tonight, she will be signaling weakness in a state that democrats need to win come november.

we'll see you just a few hours from now in primetime. in the meantime, we want to get to jon karl, because jon, you are seeingng inging something else in the exit poll daytadada? >> reporter: we see, once again, david, strong support for trump on his key issues. including that temporary ban of muslims coming into the united states. but take a look at this. you see 27% of republican voters today say they would not vote for donald trump in the fall. in the general election. the key thing here is, though, look at thehether candidates. you see almost the same number saying they would not vote for john kasich, marco rubio, ted cruz. the bottom line, a deeply divided republican party. >> all right, jon karl, thank you. and stay with abc news for the primary results as they come in. we're live tonight throughout this pivotal evening. team coverage on "good morning america" in the morning, as well, and of course, tomorrow right here on "worlrlnews tonight." meantime this evening, another breaking headline at this hour.

states, including illinois andnd missouri, where, of course, they are voting. and, in ohio, this tornado sweeping through, in the past 24 hours. and to south carolina tonight, dangerous driving, a hailstorm near greenville. ginger zee is standing by, but first, abc's alex perez in the storm zone. >> reporter: tonight, ohio residents recovering. >> get underneath something sturdy. >> reporter: those five confirird tornadoes tearing through the dayton area. >> i looked out the window and the whole neighbor's house was coming at it. >> reporter: ripping the rf of this house. that same system, pounding south carolina with that golf ball-sized hail. in louisiana, the national guard bringing black hawk helicopters to fight flooding. dropping these 1,5,500-pound sandbags northwest of alexandria. and the sabine river, now shutting down a major highway, interstate 10. the swollen waterways devastating communities along the rder with texas.

deweyville. >> reporter: here in deweyville, water just keeps coming, shattering 100-year-old flood records here. >> reporter: russell losing both his home and his restaurant. >> all washed away. there are just no words for it. >> reporter: and david, the severe weather not over yet. here in chicago, a across a huge chunk of the midwest, tonight, bracing for another storm that could bring large hail and possibly more tornadoes. david? >> all right, standing by there in chicago, alex, thank you. ginger zee tracking it all and, again, jinger, this affects millions of voters? >> reporter: that's right, david. this area of severe weather reaches all the way from parts of northeast missouri to southwest michigan. the enhanced threat area has a tornado watch that is in effect for tonight until 9:00 p.m. so, cities like peel@oria, springfield, all on alert. this is going to move to the north and east. the low pressure systems rotate

you pick up speed on the back side. high wind warnings from des moines to milwaukee to chicago, most of your day wednesday into early thursday. snown the north side. david? >> ginger zee at t weather wall tonight. ginger, thank you. to other news, and troubling new details about the uber driver accused of a deadly rampage. new video tonight of his capture. here's abc's gio benitez. >> driver. stick your hands out the window. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, we're seeing that moment alleged shooter jason dalton was captured. he's quickly handcuffed and taken into custody. this, as we're hearing new 911 calls from the shooting scenes. >> o car is okay. the other one is a mini van and the passenger is not moving. >> reporter: dalton is accused of killing six people that night, three weeks ago. a surviving 16-year-old girl now seen smiling with her cyster at the hospital. police now revealing new details. after his arrest, the 45-year-old allegedly telling them that uber literally took

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