. >> reporter: today is college friday inside mrmr ashton's kindergarten class. >> that's whehe christian is going to go to college. >> reporter: most of her 26 students come from low-income single-parent homes where the price of lunch, much less college, is out of reach, but not anymore. >> you're going to be a teacher? >> reporter: marty burbank wants to pay for every student here to go to college. >> i'm going to put off retirement a few years. >> reporter: a lawyer who met h h wife on a boat and got married on a yacht was readydy to bay hisisis dream cruiser. >> reporter: when he realized there was a better way to spend his money. >> our pastor gave a severalon about charity and giving a a sacrifice and -- and at that point i really felt like i could invest in this boat or i could invest in 26 kids and hopefully make a difference in their lives. >> the gift and the offer is life-changing. their future literally is different because of this. >> repororr: isabella celadon couldn't believe thehe generosity. >> oh, my . >> reporter: the seamstress says her son jason can now be anytytng he

and former mayor of philadelphia, a supporter of hillary clinton and cnn mrmr. i mr.cal commentator who supports bernie sanders. i have all of these long intros, they're making my brain stop. this is a big night for hillary clinton, not only that she won but a lot of folks saying her campaign can take a breath. it felt like maybe a fresh start looking forward. >> the one thing i can assure you is she may have taken a breath but that's it. she's losing her voice and moving on to houston, texas. so, there's no slowing down. it is all forward. but certainly a great night for her. and this campaign continues. >> i know the sanders campaign and bernie sanders said it out loud and in a release, they think they did very well in nevada, better than he would have said he could have done three months ago. on the other hand, a victory there would have been huge. it would have givenen the sense that they were pushing forward. this has to be a little bit of a setback. >> let's be honest, it's better to win than come in second. i hate to make history with that statement. it's a win

senator cruz, do you trust mrmr. mr. trump to nominate conservative justices? >> i agree with you that his passing underscores the enormous gravity of this election. he was someone i knew personally for 20 years, was privileged to be at his funeral and with his passing, we're one liberal justice away from a five justice radical, leftist majority that would undermine our religious liberty, that would undermine the right to life, and that would fundamentally erase the second amendment right to bare arms. and in the past, republican presidents always promise to nominate strict constitutionals. so, i'm sure if you took a survey, everyone would do that but democrats bat about a thousand. just about everyone votes exactly as they want. and republicans, more than thankful people have been a disaster. i've spent my whole life fighting to defend the bill of rights and the constitution. for those that care, they're asking the question who do you know beyond a shadow of a doubt will nominate principaled constitutionalests to the court? i give you my word. [ applause ] >>

. >> speaking of firsts, his first win was supposed to come in your home state of nevada, mrmr that's tuesday. >> donald trump is going to win nevada easily. it's a weird process in nevada. isn't everything a weird process in nevada where they have it on a tuesday night, different start times. turnout may be lucky to get to 10%. but hugh talks about old rules. you guys are talking about this math. there are no rules anymore. the old math doesn't work. nobody knows what's going to happen. i don't know why we're all afraid to say that, but right now who goes one-on-one with trump is the key question. interviews or anything else -- they're not going to get out, right? as long as that exists and sich and carson hanging around r a little while, as long as there are that many candidates trump will win every single race. >> hugh, you heard donald trump with me today, he does not stick to republican orthodox. this is always supposed to have been his downfall, maybe it's his strength. night. it will be interesting to see how he handles the bush lie. that was his waarloo moment a a the pope res

it's the box that mrmr mcconnelll has been in and john boehner was in for a very long time. i was not surprised that he came out that quickly. i'm not sure he had any choice but to come out and say this is the line we're going to draw and then step back and let other is the line i'm drawing. as we saw from the pressure coming from the presidential risk for him. and for the blue state republicans, worry about them later. right now they have to worry about the base. >> i think it's even worse. within 20 minutes of the announcement that he was dead i got an mail from a a very prominent republican consultant all of who u know saying we're not going to allow even a hearing. the man's body, a good man's body was not even dead yet and politics was already in play. the republicans are not going to let this happen. it's totally irresnsible. it's a sign again of our democracy, of our system not functioning. and i have no reason to believe that if a republican wins the white house why would the democrats nominate? >> i was going to say. i think this is heavy political risk. >> i think

contendere have an opportunity increase in service this is staring the public the eye everyday thank you, mrmr. wiene >> next speaker. >> >> a couple of items disabled fair 50 percent is tough disabled senior is tough no increase in the cost of living from the federal and everything is going up you're not under yet you don't feel the crunch 50 percent is a hard number one number and caltrans it is bart i don't want to say impoverished teenagers have a problem hoping over fences or trying to over gates transportation the city and the bay area needs to be free to even people not free but people that will i am poeshd needs to be able to ride we don't need them to feel like they've illegal that's important the new buses we're getting rattled just as bad as the old busy of the on 989 and 044 whatever the new numbers they rattled on van ness like anything else we should be able to build a rattle free bus okay. so at least in the beginning they're one thousand-year-old and the rider from the shuttle 8 thousands of them they should have a muni pass that would be a nice increase on the taxis i see taxi

mrmr trump, good morning. >> good morning. >> let me just start off where peter just ended up. i'm sure you've heard marco follows shots you've taken at him. fair to say, both childish. who has big hands, small hands, big ears, who sweats, who is a loser, who chokes. can you blame people s sting across the country and around the world for saying, wait a minute, these guys are running for the most important and powerful job in the world? >> well, i never started this, matt. i'm way ahead in the polls. >> i'm not sure people would >> sure. but i'm way ahead in the polls. rubio came out and started doing it because he's desperate. he's 20 points behind in florida. he's a no-show in florida. the people of florida wouldn't elect him dogcatcher. frankly, he got desperate and he started doing personal attacks. when somebody does a personal attack, you hit them back. i hit him back hard. >> don't the voters deserve to hear ansnsrs to their questions as opposed to childis attacks? >> i do. when you have a person running ththets personal, i believe in answering back. continue to answer b

contendere have an opportunity increase in service this is staring the public the eye everyday thank you, mrmr. wiene >> next speaker. >> >> a couple of items disabled fair 50 percent is tough disabled senior is tough no increase in the cost of living from the federal and everything is going up you're not under yet you don't feel the crunch 50 percent is a hard number one number and caltrans it is bart i don't want to say impoverished teenagers have a problem hoping over fences or trying to over gates transportation the city and the bay area needs to be free to even people not free but people that will i am poeshd needs to be able to ride we don't need them to feel like they've illegal that's important the new buses we're getting rattled just as bad as the old busy of the on 989 and 044 whatever the new numbers they rattled on van ness like anything else we should be able to build a rattle free bus okay. so at least in the beginning they're one thousand-year-old and the rider from the shuttle 8 thousands of them they should have a muni pass that would be a nice increase on the taxis i see taxi

contendere have an opportunity increase in service this is staring the public the eye everyday thank you, mrmr. wiene >> next speaker. >> >> a couple of items disabled fair 50 percent is tough disabled senior is tough no increase in the cost of living from the federal and everything is going up you're not under yet you don't feel the crunch 50 percent is a hard number one number and caltrans it is bart i don't want to say impoverished teenagers have a problem hoping over fences or trying to over gates transportation the city and the bay area needs to be free to even people not free but people that will i am poeshd needs to be able to ride we don't need them to feel like they've illegal that's important the new buses we're getting rattled just as bad as the old busy of the on 989 and 044 whatever the new numbers they rattled on van ness like anything else we should be able to build a rattle free bus okay. so at least in the beginning they're one thousand-year-old and the rider from the shuttle 8 thousands of them they should have a muni pass that would be a nice increase on the taxis i see taxi

and i don't think given the dynamics of this race, with mrmr. mr.egations by senator cruz, i'm not sure that everything works out in a linear fashion in the fort coming weeks that cruise and rubio hopes it will be. i think the issue right now is, for better or worse on the republican side, donald trump is setting the narrative. and i think in politics, if you are the person setting the narrative, that's a big advantage for you. >> i think that's certainly true whether you like the story line or not. on the democratic side we're looking at two to one numbers here in georgia, tennessee and texas. 64-30, 60-34, 59-38. are we truly seeing that hillary clinton in big states and southern states is not the 50-50 candidate that people thought she was in some of those earlier, whiter, smaller states? >> i think that's a great point. i think, look, i think this is where most people expected the democratic nomination to end up. senator sanders, obviously, is o has run a great campaign. hillary clinton, bill clinton, they have a long tradition, strong support f