p still watching results roll pin. pflorida was the end of the road pfor our tomorrow state senator pbut added fuel to the tank for pdonald trump. p>>man: winning again. pwe don't win. p how his victories are pshaping the republican race for pthe white house. p>>woman: we are moving closer pto securing the democratic party pnomination and winning this pelection in november. p>> and submitting her grip on pthat nomination, a near perfect pfor hillary clinton winning pflorida, ohio and the list goes pon. p we begin at 11:00 tonight pwith the florida primary proving pto be a political game changer. psenator marco rubio announcing phe will be dropping out of the residential race after losing phis home state. phere's how the numbers played pout in florida.

pvote. pmarco rubio 27 percent and ted pcruz in third with 17 percent. p>> and for democrats, a big win pfor hillary clinton in florida, p64 percent of the vote, that pdelegates. pand we are covering this story pon this primary day from all pover the state. pjosh is in miami at rubio's head pquarters. p>> craig is in studio and will pbe joined by the local pollster. plet's check in with hayley with pthe gop front runner and big pwinner in florida. p>>reporter: it was a big night pfor donald trump. phis friends and supporters here pin palm beach in a place he pcalls his second home. phe picked up a major win in pflorida with 46 percent of the pvote and he won in illinois and pnorth carolina.

pwhere he and ted cruz are neck pin neck. pfilled with hundreds upon phundreds of donald trump psupporters to cheer on their pcandidate. pnow, before trump took the stage paround 10:00, a pastor led rayers with a somber tone pbefore the crowd came in. pthe country needs protection, he pwill make our country rich pagain, and the country will pstart winning. pthough we've occasionally seen a pmore louder, in your face trump, phe was subdue. pthanking voters across the pcountry how this election psparked a new passion for people pto get out to the polls. p>>man: one woman was working 40 pyears in the polls and she said pwe'd have two or three people. pnow look at the line. pand the line looked like it was plong. preally long.

pand it's just a different thing. pwe have a great opportunity and pthe people that are voting are pdemocrats coming in, pindependents are coming in, and pvery very importantly, people pthat never voted before. pit's an incredible thing. p>>reporter: now earlier in the pnight, marco rubio announced he pis suspending his campaign. pwe all know trump and rubio have pshared tense words and insults palong the way. ptonight. ptrump said he wants to pcongratulate rubio on running a ptough campaign and marco rubio phas a bright future. pall-in-all, a huge night for ptrump here. pwinning three states so far, it uts him in a very great spot pmoving forward tonight. p>> regarding marco rubio, pdistinctly different tomorrow.

pbeen talking about rubio but pmarco rubio was talking about ptrump during his speech. prubio watched tonight's numbers pcome in from his head quarters pin miami and that's when he ptossed in the towel. pjosh, how are supporters phandling the news that rubio is pnow out of the race? p>>reporter: well, chris, the pfirst words we heard out of psupporters' mouths today were p"boos" very loud boos. pit was a tough night for rubio pand supporters. phe was trumped by trump in every pcounty except miami. pa lot of folks here thought if panyone could beat donald trump phere in florida it would be pnative son marco rubio. pas we saw, it was not his night ptonight. phe did suspend his campaign to a

pfolks chanting to keep on going. pthey did not want to see this pride end. phe did say he was proud of how phe ran this campaign and kept an poptimistic tone for the future. phe spoke of his family and pthanked them for their support. pand also talked about what got phim this far. p>>man: i consider my parents to pbe very successful people. pbecause in this country, working phard as a bar tender and a maid, pthey owned a home and retired pwith dignity. pin this country, they lived to psee all four of their children plive better off than themselves. pin this country, on this day, my pmother who is now 85 years old pwas able to cast a ballot for pher son to be the president of pthe united states of america. p>>reporter: now rubio did not penbores any candidates tonight. phe did congratulate donald trump pbut beyond that did not speak

pbut indirectly it seemed like he ptook a few shots at trump style pwho says we need a leader who ploves all americans and will not plead with fear and will not lead pwith hate. phe ended his speech with a rayer. pagain, he thanked the crowd and pit's very clear these folks here pin miami, his true supporters pwill back him no matter what he pdoes in his political future. pagain, a tough night for marco prubio and his supporters getting ptrumped by trump. p a big celebration in west alm beach where hillary clinton psupporters gathered. pthe democratic front runner is pthe winner in florida, ohio, and pnorth carolina. pevan is at the celebration pjoining us live and everyone was

p>>reporter: yeah, more than prelieved. pthey were triumphant tonight. pthis was not just about winning pdelegates for hillary clinton. pshe certainly won delegates and pwon three very different kinds pof states. pohio in the midwest, north pcarolina in the south, and pflorida which is diverse for pmany different reasons. pshe took back the momentum that pshe lost last week in michigan. phillary clinton believes now pthat the democratic nomination pfor president is within her pgrasp. pshe said tonight that she is pcloser to winning the pnomination. pnow, take a look here. pstage. pshe made a pivot during this pspeech tonight. pshe addressed bernie sanders in assing fashion but made several

pwhen we hear him saying he's pgoing to embrace torture and ban pmuslims. pthat doesn't make him strong, pthat makes him wrong. pshe said running for president pis easy but being president is pthe hard part. pshe said we need someone who can pdefend the country and not pembarrass it. phere is former secretary pclinton. p>>woman: who have courage, who phave resilience, let's stand pwith everyone who believes pamerica's best days are ahead of pus. pfor all of our challenges, i've pnever had more faith in our pfuture and if we work together, pif we go forward in this pcampaign, if we win in november, pi know our future will be pbrighter tomorrow than pyesterday. pthank you, all, so very much. p>>reporter: and she also said -- pshe also pointed out that she

pcontests, she won more votes pthan any republican candidate as pwell. pshe was using that. pshe is using that to make her ivot towards the general pelection and make a case that pshe has wide appeal. pshe also called this a super ptuesday for her campaign. pif you remember, guys, 1/3 of pthe delegates that democrats pneed were at stake tonight. pshe didn't win them all but she pdid win the line of delegates pand take back the momentum from pbernie sanders. pevan. pout there with the clinton pcampaign tonight. p as we mentioned, four other pstates did vote tonight and some pof those races have been called. p>> we're going to begin with the pwinner take all. pthey split the delegates there roportionally and the line will pgo to hillary clinton. pshe is the winner of ohio with p57 percent of the vote there. pshe'll get most of that state's

pon the republican side, john pkasich takes all, winning his phome state and keeping his pcampaign alive. p another state to vote ptonight, illinois, this race phasn't been called yet but looks plike hillary clinton is ahead by pfour points, 52 percent to pbernie sanders. pand for republicans, illinois phas been called, donald trump in pfirst, ted cruz, and then john pkasich. p hillary clinton continues to pdominate in the south, 57 rocess of the vote there. pon the republican side in north pcarolina, it's a narrow win for pdonald trump. pted cruz will get some delegates pbecause they split votes there roportionally for the gop. p finally, waiting for final presults out of missouri tonight. phere's how it stacks up for pdemocrats right now.

pclinton's 34 percent. pon the republican side, they phaven't called the winner pbecause it's neck in neck right pnow. pdonald trump and ted cruz. pjohn kasich is coming in third. pwe have to see how this race is. pit's so tight. phear from missouri. p coming up, we'll tell you pwhat the future holds for this residential race. pcraig patrick and our fox 13 ollster will talk about the rimaries in 1934, the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, home of the original

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3 p he's the only republican pcandidate to beat donald trump pso far tonight. pgovernor of ohio, john kasich, pwon his home state tonight. pcrucial win for him if he wanted pto stay in the race. p>> and he will stay in the race. phe's confident of his campaign pand is prepared to take on the presponsibilities of the residency.

pforget the pollsters, forget all pthe focus groups. pyou see, i represent you. pit's my job to look at these psituations and these problems pand to listen to you and then pit's my job to go and fix them. pif that means at times i have to ptake some heat, then that's just pthe price of leadership in pamerica. p>> governor kasich gave a shout pout to senator rubio. psenator ted cruz spoke just a pshort time ago in houston. phe hasn't won a state tonight, pat least not yet and we're pwaiting on final results. pit's too close to call there. pcruz is hoping to pick up pdelegates in missouri and will palso get some from north pcarolina where he narrowly lost pto trump. p>>man: starting tomorrow pmorning, every republican has a pclear choice.

lausible path to the pnomination. pours and donald trump's. pnobody else has possibility pwhatsoever. ponly one campaign has beaten pdonald trump over and over and pover again. p>> cruz has won primaries over ptrump in nine states so far. pagain, we're still waiting on presults from missouri. p tonight didn't go well for pbernie sanders. phe failed to win a single state. pagain, still waiting for the presults from missouri and pillinois. psanders was in phoenix tonight. p>>man: to my eye, democracy is pnot complicated, it is one erson, one vote. p(applause and cheers). p>>man: you want to vote for me, pgreat. pyou don't, that's okay.

pare billionaires spending punlimited sums of money buying pelections and undermining the pdemocracy which has made our pcountry so great. p>> bernie sanders in phoenix, pthe arizona primary is next ptuesday. p we have an alert for drivers pin the morning. pwe're expecting more heavy fog pway. pit could shut down the bridge plike it did this morning. pi-275 was a parking lot because pthe sea fog was so thick and phighway patrol had to close the pbridge from 6:00 a.m. to p1:00 p.m. pit was a parking lot for most pships, too. pyou'll definitely want to check pour traffic reports on good day pbefore you leave. p>> mike has a better idea of how pit's going to look. p>> i think it's going to be

pit's a classic foggy night out pthere. pnot just over the sea but land pas well. pgood day starts at 4:00 a.m. pdave is going to be on top of pthe forecast. pif you normally wake up p6/7/8:00, you turn on good day, pmaybe wake up an hour earlier. pit's a good idea tomorrow with pthe fog potential out there. pi think you're going to have to padd time to your commute. pfrom the time lapse today, those paren't rain drops, that's phumidity getting into the pcamera. pit's the warm air that creates pthe sea fog. phere's the visibility. pnotice off to the south, less pthan a mile in venice. pjust off shore, i'm sure we're ptalking about visibilities down pto a quarter of a mile.

pwe're going to see the pvisibilities drop. pthis is a marine dense fog padvisory for all of the coast. pthat goes until midnight ptonight. phaving said that, i will not be psurprised if they do extend it pand watch out for dense fog padvisories put up over land plater on tonight. pif that fog starts to form. pour fog forecast, showing the pfog getting going over land. pby 10:00, the fog over the land pshut burn off but right up pagainst the coast line, because pwe continue with the south west pwind, that should keep the fog pnear the coast at some of the pbeaches at least through the pearly portions of the day and pthen tomorrow night into pthursday looks to be another otentially foggy scenario. pthat's going to be the big story ptonight. pbig story today besides the fog,

p82 in tampa, whether that sea pand land fog -- moisture pincrease around here on pthursday, shower to the north, pbetter chance of showers and pstorms friday, saturday, and psunday. pat this point, timing, location pof the rain has to be worked pout. pa lot of uncertainty in the pforecast. p73 dew point. pmost of the area stuck in the plow 70s. pi don't expect temperatures to pdrop off a lot mourn -- more pthan that. pcould be a foggy start to the pday. p20 percent chance of rain on pthursday, 40 percent friday, 50 pon saturday. ptemperatures dropping off to the p60s by monday. p>> all right coming up, more pcoverage of tonight's residential primaries. p>> we'll have craig patrick. phe's going to talk with our

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it's all about the delegates... and the other p so it's all about the pdelegates. pthe other presidential pcandidates will have a difficult ptime closing the gaps on the pfront runners. phillary clinton and donald ptrump. p>> clinton gets 122 of the

pfactors in tonight's results, ptrump in first, cruz in second, pand kasich with 136 now. p>> here's how it stacks up for pthe democrats. pclinton as 1488 to sanders' 704. pmatt was right on the money. p>>reporter: absolutely nailed pflorida to the tee here and with pthis, you have a run away with pdonald trump just with our poll pnumbers, how does marco rubio, a psitting senator, win only one pcounty out of 67 in the state of pflorida? p>>man: to put it succinctly, he pdecided to attack, become the paggressor and lost everything. punfortunately for him, he took pthat attack route and it just pfell flat with the voters. p>>reporter: so goes florida and

pas the ultra battle ground pstate, not much of a battle pground tonight. prubio said whoever wins florida pwill win the nomination. palthough he probably regrets pthat, is he right? p>>man: he might be. pright now it looks like a two pman race. pted cruz and donald trump. pthey're going to be battling it pout. pyes, governor kasich is in it pbut most of the states going pahead will either help cruz or ptrump. pin those instances, cruz and ptrump are going to be the two pfighting it out. p>>reporter: going to the pdemocratic race, it's really phillary clinton. pif you look at the population pcenters, tampa bay, pasco county pwhere hillary clinton wins by 30 oints. p75 percent for hillary clinton pin miami.

psanders going forward? p>>man: i don't think with much. pyes, he can continue to contend pbut bernie sanders needed to get psome delegates to get ahead psomewhere. phe really didn't do that ptonight. pi think bernie sanders campaign pis coming to an end soon. phillary clinton will be your pnominee. p>>reporter: hillary clinton pstays on message and keeps doing pwhat she's doing. p>>man: absolutely. pshe delivered her speech tonight pmore relaxed, excited, relieved, plet's be honest. pshe knows she's going to be pfacing donald trump, ted cruz, pmaybe john kasich. p>>reporter: i have to brag pbefore we leave, opinion savvy, pyou, your son absolutely nailed pto the point from florida, to piowa, and south carolina. pthanks so much for helping get pit right. p>> we're going to brag on you pguys for a second. pwe were an three and a half

pcontent on the web and you guys pwere on all night. p>>man: he's the best. p>> we're all the best. p enough about us. pfrom the sport of politics, take pus away from this. p>> i wish there was some relief pon the hiring tonight because plightning struggled tonight. pwe'll dive into what exactly pwent wrong up north. p plus, it was a busy free

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