tuesday primaries. let's go to chuck todd. what do you make of this? >> let me show you something inside the exit polls that show the dominance of hillary clinton. it's among the breakdown by race. a majority of the electorate, over 60% is african-american. she won 84% of african-americans. despite losing the white vote, as she has been doing to bernie sanders throughout the early states, when you have a lot more african-american vote, it makes a huge difference for her. this could foreshadow a big night for her super tuesday. half the states being contested super tuesday have electorates that are anywhere from 30% to 50% -- over 50% non-white. this could be the beginning of a march to the nomination for hillary clinton if tuesday looks anything like tonight. >> chuck todd, thanks. more on tonight's south carolina results

nbc news projects hillary clinton is the overwhelming winner in the south carolina primary. --- lester holt, nbc news. carol: we are continuing our commitment 2016 special report on the south carolina democratic primary. michael: and we have team coverage from greenville to columbia. corey davis is in greenville county with voter turnout. nigel robertson is at hillary clinton's watch party at the usc campus in columbia. and patrick hussion is here for more on bernie sanders. corey, let's begin with you. corey: right now we are here at carolina high school. this is a traditionally democratic precinct.

today as opposed to the roughly 100 who voted here during last week's republican primary. we stopped by three polling places today. i must tell you, there were a whole lot of chlorine as hillary clinton -- whole lot of hillary clinton fans. >> i just think she'll get the job done. corey: why not sanders? >> i feel as though sanders' heart is good, i think everything he say he believe and is true but he's just too old. i don't think he's capable of doing a whole four years at his age. corey: a sanders supporter we spoke with said he disagrees and believe that sanders has the best plan to help those making lower incomes in this area. corey davis, wyff news 4, live in greenville. carol: now let's check in with wyff news 4's nigel robertson in columbia. michael: that's where hillary clinton is tonight at the usc campus. nigel. nigel: carol and michael, the

we've got supporters behind us chanting, we have media from everywhere, we've got supporters down here on the ground filing in. the second of they called the race for hillary clinton, the crowd sound was enormous. for weeks now, hillary clinton has been talking about why she wanted voters to support her over bernie sanders. today in alabama, one of those all-important super tuesday states, listen to how she talked to the voters. mrs. clinton: we elect our president. that person becomes, in many ways, the leader of free people and free markets and opportunity around the world. so you do have to be careful about what you say and how you say it.

towards, donald trump who is the front runner in the republican side. this night is all about the democrats in south carolina. the polls closed at 7:00. they are to close the race for hillary clinton. those numbers are being counted. and the crowd behind me, very very energized. i talked to some hillary clinton staff as they arrived. they are feeling very good about their chances moving forward. for now, here in columbia in the volleyball center on the campus of usc, back to you guys in the studio. michael: he is still in the race. in outer bernie sanders. carol: here is a live a picture from his campaign and rochester, minnesota. patrick hussion is here following center' -- following sanders' campaign. patrick: the center is expected to result -- to speak at nine clock tonight. -- the senator is expected to speak at 9:00 tonight.

off, but he will speak in dallas texas-- sen. sanders: if all of you come out to vote and you bring your friends and your neighbors and your coworkers, we are going to win here in texas. [applause] patrick: again, looking forward to super tuesday, he is back in rochester, minnesota, holding a rally. he will take time out to respond to the south carolina poll results tonight. i will speaking with his nationals press secretary as well. tonight at 11:00, thoughts from her team for the projected loss in south carolina and thoughts moving forward to super tuesday. michael: our political analyst danielle vinson from furman university is here with us now. carol: we heard earlier some of the exit polls had recorded with 84% of the african-american vote. the margin in his victory seems to be pretty big.

danielle: it's going to make her trouble whole lot easier going forward after tonight. she clearly was able to get her supporters to the polls, saw large numbers of african-american voters showing up today. it looks like sanders was not able to get those younger voters out to the polls. that will continue to be an issue for him going forward. michael: how much of a momentum sling does is give her for super tuesday? danielle: it starts to quell that else that came in with new hampshire. -- quell the doubts that came in with new hampshire. it allows her to stay on fixing -- stay on message. carol: one pundit said this begins the march toward the nomination. if that pans out to be true, will bernie sanders need to rethink his campaign? danielle: they have kept it pretty civil. i don't think he is doing her any long-term damage for the general election. staying in the race allows them to continue this conversation and provide a counterbalance to the republican side of. -- the republican side.

influence over that convention. michael: of the republican side -- speakin gof the republican side, michael: right now they will turn their eye on each other for a bit longer. at some point they will focus on clinton. it looks more and more like she is the general election challenger. carol: dr. vinson, thank you so much. we know you will join us for this evening. michael: thinks for joining -- thanks for joining us for the commitment 2016 primary report. polls have been closed a little over eight minutes. you will find the latest on the mobile app and www.wyff4.com. carol: hillary clinton has been projected as the winner of south heavy being supported like a halter neck, it's a commitment. >> we're sitting here with a floor full of shoes.

we cleaned it up. i was like, they aren't going to be able to walk in here. >> what's interesting, is it's rare for brie to come meet christina in a showroom like this. she was on scene in australia. christina had to improvise. >> i'm spending my days running around notice junkin the jungle. >> how do you get going? >> you get on a plane and fly to australia for 24 hours. we had some site sittings. we just had to keep the party moving. >> braking down her fashion, brie is a fashion risk taker, definitely eclectic, back in 2004, 14 year old brie styled herself and had hopes for more. >> designers are giving you clothes and everyone wants you to wear their stuff. i think it would be awesome. >> more than a decade later, brie's style dreams and oscar dreams are finally coming true.

about what she will wear on oscar night. it was picked out in december. >> brie's not wearing black to the oscars but maybe soon? >> there is black in her future. put it that way. >> she met stylist christina at a fitting for the met gala. >> it's this big celebrity exstraf beganexstraf began sa. >> and they've never really shown how they pulled it off. >> until now. >> it's a little like devil wears prada. >> only one person decides who gets in, though editor in chief anna wintor. >> can you not be on your cell phone? >> was she talking about justin bieber? about 600 walk that red carpet.

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"e.t." invites you to attend hollywood's biggest night. it doesn't get any bigger than this. on the red carpet alongside hollywood's hottest celebs. with michelle turner. "e.t." at the oscars, live on fox, 5:00 eastern, 2:00 pacific. exclusively on fox. yeah, we are very excited. "e.t." is going live on the red carpet. did you see this earlier in the week? chris rock posts this shot dressed as an astronaut. i'm guessing he was wearing it to spoof the martian, because he also wore this one. >> it's amazing how you deduced that? tina fey knows all about hosting. she and amy poehler worked the

and tina told us that oscar takes the perfect man to rule the night. >> what are you looking forward to with chris rock? >> i'm looking forward to the jokes, because chris is like the greatest living standup comedian. i think we couldn't have a better host to try to tackle this year and find humor in it. >> tina and margo find humor in war-torn afghanistan in "whiskey tango foxtrot." she plays a woman reporter. in a hostile environment. she was in a forum with diane sawyer and joe lunnan london.

>> looking at this picture, i can't imagine why you weren't aware of who was with you. >> i think he was having a housewarming party, and i thought i'll pop in really, really quickly. about six hours later. >> that's awesome. prince harar always seems to find the party. we move on to a celeb bash of a different kind. >> cast members of "days of our lives", "all my children" got together to celebrate soap opera digest's anniversary. do you remember your first cover? >> i do. i had the most preposterous like early '90s hair. >> this venerable magazine has

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improvement "spshs almost a quarter century again. >> are you saying it's not running? >> it's so much fun on the set. we would just crack up, i mine,ean and lose it. >> for eight seasons, we were welcome gistuests at the taylor home for all the great movements. and we watched the boys grow up. >> my hip, my hair. >> it was his ship. >> this tv family is still tight knit. >> i see zack quite a bit, because he kind of works with my daughter. i see debbie dunning. >> i see rich a lot. >> rare fights that we were in. we could invite anybody on that set.

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my hive. >> jen garner made "miracles from heaven" just after the most difficult time in her hive, when her ten-year marriage to ben affleckunravelled. she plays a real-life mom, and she became friends. >> nice to see you. >> in the story, her character discovers her 10 year old daughter has a rare, incurable disease. christy says knowing jen is a blessing. >> she has messaged me. i've messaged her back. she's taken the time to really find out and care and asked some really great questions about what it was like during this time. >> filming the movie seemed to be a welcome relief for jen who was seen smiling and laughing with her cast mates. >> your mom, your dad, your kids. >> but it seemed like more than just a difficult distraction during a tough time. the film is all about holding onto hope and faith. >> we need a solution.

>> and we'll get it. >> how? >> without losing our faith. >> how long have you been married? >> 14 years. >> can you even hear me? [ screaming ] >> you tell me that this child fell 30 feet and hit her head just right, that it didn't kill her. it didn't penalize her. instead, it healed her? >> yes. >> that's impossible. >> the blessing for me for this film is to be reminded of all that really matters, which is the health of your kids and your family and your loved ones and yourself so you can be with all those people and to, to be

wherever you can find them. under every rock. >> this movie is produced by two who reunited after their last faith-based film "heaven is for real". >> we talk about the passions. the musical extravaganza airs next month on palm sunday. everything about this production is epic as they take over the city of new orleans, and that is where michelle turner visited the set where they rehearsed. look into my eyes >> i'm doing demons from imagine dragons. >> wow. that's kind of dope. >> with jesus. >> you guys are doing a duet. >> yeah, it's kind of a little back and forth. >> in the studio with the stars, including seal and tricia yearwood is where the real magic

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at relapsing ms. if you're just joining us, here are this week's top five stories. umm five, camille cosby deposed. she dodged reporters outside her deposition on monday. >> this is a defamation case brought by seven women who say that when bill cosby's representatives publicly deny this happened it defamed them. >> attorneys put up a black curtain to block media, but camille will return to answer more questions next month. lawsuit. the sports reporter is suing the nashville marriott because she claims back in 2008 employees there allegedly gave michael david barrett, a man who was later jailed for stocking andrews, erin's room number, 1051.

and then put him in a room next to her, and he's up against the door videotaping my daughter. she's undressed. she didn't know anybody was at the door. this guy was a killer, she'd be dead. number three, charlie sheen versus denise richards. tell mom to go eat pork and die. you are both really expletive rude. your mom is a loser. >> he will deny that he said them. >> he sat down with dr. oz, and he blamed some of his past irrational behavior on steroids. >> a disengage. melania speaks. >> many felt like he insulted mexicans. >> you are an immigrant. >> yes. >> do you ever think he's gone too far?

>> in 1989 while dating donald, the slovene yan model talked to et. we asked her about first lady prospects. >> if it was something to take serious, i would take serious. and the number one story this week, jen garner breaks her silence about ben, divorce, and the nanny. >> it had nothing to do with our decision. we had made this decision long before that nanny was hired. >> unsavory, cliche and bad judgment. that's how jen refers to nannygate. life. what am i going to do about that? >> jen looks somber and still vanity fair photo shoot. >> go to "e.t." online.com for the latest. and celine dion returns to the stage after losing her husband.

stage to perform her residency inside caesar's palace, the coliseum. i was there again for what celine says was the most difficult performance of her life. don't want to be all by myself anymore >> so emotional to see her fighting back tears. mid song she stopped. overcome by tears, overcome by emotion. took a moment, finished the song, crying, walked off stage. she was reserved as she prepared inside her dressing room. she stayed focussed talking with her musical director and going over the speech she wrote herself. >> renee is the only man that i have known all my life. and nothing has changed. we will always be one. where does my heartbeat now

tribute video, photos of renee who loved to gamble. photos of her as a teen, celine pregnant and all the beautiful ways that he protected her and loved her behind the scenes. she admitted five and a half weeks after his death she still talks to him. >> i talk to him. i think of him all the time. i know he hears me. and now i can feel that he's telling me to zip it. and start singing >> talk about a fearless performance. at one point, celine walked down the aisle a few feet from me, and the fans all started swarming her, trying to get selfies while she continued the song and didn't miss a beat. >> she changed five times throughout the night.

a white dress but chose this black one to mourn renee. her first song and her speech, fans joined her in remembering the man who was the love of her life. but celine confessed to us the heartbreak at the performance. >> i did rehearse the song in my closet and it went way better than that. >> i got to say, it was pretty special being inside the coliseum for that performance. while celine has come home to her spectacular show, one actor is returning to the big show this weekend. the oscars. >> yes, sylvester stallone, of course, who is an academy award nominee once again. nearly 40 years since "rocky." the 69 year old star is back in the ring with creed, and we are on top of his come back. >> we're waiting for your nomination, when is that going to happen? >> it's still percolating,

eventually, if i'm lucky, i'll gelt that win too. >> but it wasn't until this year that sylvester stallone got that elusive acting nomination after 40 years after he portrayed that boxer from philly. >> i'm cognizant of the fact that rocky is my alter ego or sim bionic twin. >> when i die it means something that i've done will live on that had somecalal meaning. >> but he was unsure about the character's future. >> i don't know if this is the end, i don't know what else i can do except explode. we've done everything. >> eight years later, he seems more confident that this was rocky's final round. >> i can't really bring any more to rocky. i really can't. he's brought too much to me, and

everything that i had in my life was owed to this character and he's gone. he can't ever come back. >> but rocky has come back, and stallone's performance in creed might just win him an oscar. >> everything i've got has moved on. >> and after years of not necessarily being the most respected actor in hollywood -- >> i like being called the world's -- >> he's finally made it back to the academy awards. >> i've been living a full life. this just doesn't happen. i'm really enjoying it. >> after winning both the critics' choice and the golden globes awards, sly is truly able to appreciate what's happening. >> it's emotional. >> i guess. i just didn't expect it. and when you say standing ovation, i just, i love the character. this character keeps staying in my life. >> do you think this will help your kids recognize what a big

>> oh, my god, it's the first time i've seen my kids cry over something like a movie. you understand that hard work and discipline kind of pays off. this is a great life lesson. >> now the academy has been known to use the best supporting actor award kind of like a lifetime achievement award. if stallone wins at age 69, he'd be one of the oldest winners in oscar history. >> my fixers are crossed. we go inside versace's mansion you can now stay in. >> what celebrities took a swim in this pool?

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welcome back to the show, everyone. let mow take you back to 1997 when giani versace's murder shocked everyone. nearly 20 years later, the storied casa marina has become a hotel. and we look inside. ten bedrooms, 11 baths, 23,000 square feet of mediterranean decadence. >> this is the villa suite. and this was giani versace's -- >> okay. this is the biggest bed i've ever seen in my life.

>> oh, all carol: the democratic primary in south carolina. hillary clinton shortly after 7:00 declared the winner by a large margin. michael: congressman jim clyburn, one of her advocates. there is he is on the mic. rep. clyburn: we have rendered a significant verdict. [cheers] [chanting] rep. clyburn: she will be here

i want to thank each and everyone of you for all the work that you've done to make this evening possible. we have started hillary clinton on her way to the white house. [applause] [chanting] rep. clyburn: the people of south carolina have said that if you work hard, if you biuild the resume, if you remain true to your own principles, if you remain loyal to the administration that got this economy out of the ditch--

rep. clyburn: and if you lay out a plan as to how you will build that record and take us to where we are to be, you will be rewarded. and tonight, you have rewarded hillary clinton. and she will reward each and every one of us in this great nation. [cheers] let me present to you now the next president of these united states, hillary clinton.

mrs. clinton: thank you. thank you so much south carolina. [chanting] mrs. clinton: thank you, thank you. [cheers]

from one end of this state to another, i am so greatly appreciative because today you sent a message in america when we stand together. [cheers] if we stand together, there is no barrier too big to break. we've now gone through 4 early states. i want to congratulate senator sanders on running a great race. [cheers] and tomorrow, this campaign goes national. [cheers] we are going to compete for every vote in every state.

anyone for granted. [cheers] i want to thank all the local leaders, legislators, mayors, pastors, organizers, volunteers, who have worked their hearts out for this campaign. i thank all of our great south carolina friends, going back some many years. i especially want to thank two of your former great democratic donors -- governors, did riley and jim hodges. [cheers] i especially want to thank your champion, your statesman in congress, jim clyburn.

i am so looking forward to working with the congressman to make the changes and continue the progress that we can build on the record and accomplishments of president obama. [cheers] and to be a most 850,000 people webb contributed what they could , most giving less than $100, i thank each and everyone of you. every day since iowa, more and more of you have stepped up. today, grassroots donors are powering this campaign. [cheers] for the millions watching across our country, please join us by making a donation to the lord renton -- donation to hillary

and where's why -- because together we can break down all the barriers holding our families and our country back. we can build ladders of opportunity and empowerment so every single american can have that chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. and then and only then can america live up to its full potential too. this campaign and this victory tonight's were the parents and teachers in rural south carolina . [cheers] they showed me crumbling classrooms and communities too long neglected. we are going to work together to give our children the education they need and deserve here in south carolina and across

this campaign in our victory is for the entrepreneur who told me more dreams die in the parking lots of thanks than anywhere else. --parking lots of banks then anywhere else. that is especially true for women and people of color. we are going to give people, particularly young people, the tools you need-- [cheers] to start that small business you have been dreaming of. this campaign and our victory is for the reverend, the presiding elder of the ame church, who looked at all the violence and division in our country and asked me the other night, how? how are we ever going to

and community again? we're going to start by working together. with more love and kindness in our hearts and more respect for each other, even when we disagree. [cheers] despite what you hear, we don't need to make america great again. america never stopped being great. [cheers] [applause] but we do need to make america whole again. instead of building walls, we need to be tearing down barriers. [cheers] do that we really are in this together. today, too many beautiful -- to

many corporations have forgotten this basic truth about what makes america great. prescription drug companies that increase the price of drugs for no reason other than greed, and then double and triple bill the folks overnight. corporations that you see shifting their headquarters overseas for no other reason to avoid pairing their fair share of taxes. -- avoid paying their their share of taxes. johnson controlling auto-parts companies in wisconsin let taxpayers save with the auto rescue in 2008. let there be no doubt in any boardroom or executive suite across this country, if you cheat your employees, exploit your customers, pollute our environment, or rip off the accountable.

if you turn your back on america, you will pay a price. but if you do the right thing, if you invest in your workers and in your country's future, then we will stand with you. together we have to break down all the barriers. not just some. it's important that wall street never threatens mainstreet again. no bank can be too big to fail and no executive to powerful to jail. [cheers] but america isn't a single issue country, my friends. we need more than a plan for the big banks. the middle class needs a raiu se. [applause]

jobs that pay well and can't be outsourced. jobs that provide dignity and a path to a brighter future. we can create those good jobs by building on the progress we've made under president obama. so let's make new investments in manufacturing and small business, in scientific research, in clean energy. enough clean energy to power every home in america. [applause] and don't let anybody tell you we can't make things in america. will. [applause] let's break down the barriers that keep people on the sidelines of our economy, especially women. [applause] don't you think we have waited

affordable childcare and paid family leave? don't you think it's time for equal pay for equal work? [applause] and let's break down the barriers that stop our children from getting the best possible start in life. we need to support great teachers and great schools in every zip code. [applause] let's break down the barriers holding back our young people, especially the student debt that makes it hard to imagine ever loving the life without it. -- ever living life without it. we are going to give special support to historically black colleges and universities, which play a vital role in the state and across our country. breaking down all the barriers means we also have to face the reality of systemic racism that

rosa parks sat and dr. king marched and a john lewis bled, still plays a significant hillary clinton: we have to invest in communities of color, reform the immigration system and criminal justice system, we have to guarantee opportunity, dignity and justice for every american. tonight, i want to pay tribute to find extraordinary women that crisscrossed the state with me. five mothers brought together by tragedy, the mother of trayvon martin it was shot and killed for walking down the street. lucy mcbeth, the mother of a boy

mary hamilton, the mother of a son shot and killed in milwaukee. the mother of air garner, choked to death after being stopped on the street for selling secrets. and the mother of sandra bland who died in police custody in texas. they have lost children, which is almost unimaginable. yet, they have not been broken or embittered, instead they have channeled their sorrow into energy, and morning into a movement. they are reminding us of something deep and powerful in the american spirit. by now, we all know the story of flint, michigan. our city's children were poisoned by toxic water because the governor wanted to save a

but there is another side to the story of flint, this is a story of a community that has been knocked down, but refuses to be knocked out. [applause] hillary clinton: hundreds of union plumbers coming from across the country to install new water fixtures. it is students raising funds for water delivery and showing up in flint to distribute supplies. it is the united auto workers of general motors donating millions of dollars. we know that there are many other flights -- flints out there, communities left behind and left out. but for every problem we face anywhere in america, somebody somewhere is working to solve it. this is how the country was built, by people who had each other's backs, who understood

and that at our best, we rise together. imagine what we can all build together when each and every american has the chance to live up to his or her potential. imagine a tomorrow where no child grows up in the shadow of discrimination or under the specter of deportation. imagine a tomorrow where every parent can find a good job, every grandparent can enjoy a secure retirement. imagine a tomorrow or hard work is honor, families are supported and communities are strong. when we trust and respect each other, despite all that divides us. so please, join us in this campaign for our country's future. go to hillary clinton.com or text, join. right now.

trips to south carolina during the campaign, i stopped by a bakery in columbia. i was saying hello to o erybody and i went to say hello to a man in the corner he was reading a book. it turns out he was a minister and the book was a bible. he was studying first corinthians, 13, 1 of my favorite passages. "love never fails, it bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things." [applause] hillary clinton: these are words to live by, not only for ourselves but also for our country. i know it sometimes seems odd, for somebody running for president these days, to say that we need more love and kindness in america. [applause]