reporter: cbs exit polls show more voters think clinton would make a better commander in chief dan sanders and that her plans were more realistic. don champion, cbs news, miami. >> hillary clinton says she will not ask sanders to drop >>> these results have people talking all over the bay area. we spoke with several people telling us they were disappointed that rubio dropped out of the race. others squared off over the remaining candidates. take a look.>> who else can do it? hillary can't do it! >> i don't like it. period i will put anybody -- i will put my daughter -- my dog in their before that. >> i am disappointed in what happened during the course of the election but i believe he has a great future in front of him. i hope he is considering becoming governor over the next few years. >> you can search for wtsp news in your app store. >>> talk about a traffic nightmare, one of the busiest transit systems has closed down today. centimeters scrambling to get to work. this decision came after halting service on monday.>> reporter: crews will dig through tunnels to get a closer cables. the c

dan, a crucial race for him. mary bruce, on the trail in florida. now on to the democrats. both hillary clinton and bernie sanders scoring big wins they prepare to face off in a big debate tonight. david wright is outside clinton's head quarters in brooklyn with the story. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. inside that building, they'll probably be talking debate strategy. after being trumped by bernie sanders in 2 out of 3 contests yesterday. >> thank you, all. >> reporter: bernie sanders is riding high. >> if you followed me around the country, seeing huge turntouts. i can't use the word huge anymore. i know, i know, i know. >> reporter: those crowds turned out to caucus for him out west, favoring him by double digits in

if you look at the delegate math, dan, bernie sanders would need to win 73% of the remaining delegateso clinch the nomination. that is a virtually impossible task. i'll tell you what to watch next. the new york primary on april 19th. sanders will make a big push to win in hillary clinton's backyard. >> new york and pennsylvania will be key, key spots in the democratic race. let's talk about the republicans, though. in his report, devin dwyer mentioned the primary in wisconsin next tuesday. how key is wisconsin on the republican side? >> well, it's very important if donald trump can win big in wisconsin, he goes a long way towards clinching the nomination before the republican convention. if ted cruz can pull out a win or keep it really close, what you'll see is a highly more likely that we'll see a contested convention in july in cleveland and what a show that would be. >> and almost certainly much more nastiness. jon karl, thank you. i want to remind everybody, jon's got a big show this morning. he'll go one on one with donald trump and bernie sanders. coming up on "this week." right

. >> estas 3 victorias para sanders le dan mucha energÍa para su campaÑa, para hillary clinton es un le ayuda a seguir recaudando dinero. >> por otro lado el pre-candidato republicano donald trump reaccionÓ ante la peticion de la pÁgina web, para permitir el ingreso de armas al arena en cleveland, hogar de la convenciÓn republicana, hasta este momento mÁs de 23 mil personas han firmado conversaciÓn en pantalla al momento no estÁ claro, quien o quienes estarÍan detrÁs de la peticiÓn, o los motivos para la misma, mientras tanto, la propuesta del pre-candidato republicano, ted cruz que la policÍa pa instruye y asegure las comunidades musulmanas antes de radicalizar, recibiÓ una fuerte crÍtica de parte del comisionado de la policÍa de new york, en una columna de opiniÓn, asegurÓ que el planteamiento es errÓneo y que no sabe nada sobre terrorismo. >> por su parte la campaÑa de ted cruz reaccionÓ diciendo que su pre-candidato no va a permitir que polÍticamente correcto influya en sus decisiones de seguridad y que la policÍa tiene que tener las herramientas para combatir a todos aquellos qu

dan,. bernie sanders has won 82. if you were to look at it year to date right now, hillary clinton has 747 delegates. bernie sanders 168. you need 2,383 delegates to win the nomination vote. this also includes super delegates, elected official who is have pledged their support to hillary clinton and in some cases bernie sanders, who will have a vote at the convention. as you said, jake, it always comes down to math. tonight right now the big winners hillary clinton, donald trump but there's still a lot more to be awarded through the night. >> thanks, mark preston. the politics executive editor for cnn. and, wolf blitzer, so far donald trump five contests we've projected will be in his bank. hillary clinton six. sanders and cruz two apiece. >> including their respective home states of texas and vermont as well. i want to go over to john king, who is taking a closer look at a lot of what we're trying to understand what happened tonight, obviously very successful night so far for donald trump, very successful for hillar

dan hplaz bernie sanders is trying to hang in the democratic race for president... he received a boost yesterday winning both utah and idaho easily. hillary clinton won arizona by a narrow margin. switch gfx on the republican side, donald trump and ted cruz continue to separate themselves. trump won easily in arizona...a winner take all state. cruz took the victory in utah. john kasich was well behind in both. meanwhile in brussels. trump and cruz are calling for increased surveillance of muslims, while the democratic hopefuls feel that goes too far. we don't need another lecture from president we need a commander in chief who does everything necessary to defeat the enemy" you know you can put wall around your country but you don't keep out the internet and that has been a major tool for radicalizing recruiting propagandizing that isis is quite sophisticated at using" trump doubled down on his stance to ban muslims from entering the country, while clinton and sanders say that would just incite more violence. kara ots you soon could vote for the next president, witho

. >> i'm dan dan on this wednesday. >> -- i'm >>> sanders made big wins yesterday. only problem, it's not cutting much into clinton's big delegate lead. in the three states sappedders stands to win at least 55 to hillary clinton's 51. clinton has 1,681 compared to sanders 927. it takes 3,8082 to win the democratic not nation. 3,802. >> donald trump won in arizona taking its 58 delegates. but the cruz victory could hurt trump as he looks to win the republican nomination. an updated total count. trump continues with 739 delegates. cruz in second. kasich trails with 143. it takes 1,237 delegates to win the republican nomination. the next state to hold a primary is wisconsin, on april 5th. >>> we have 50s and 40s to the north. cool start, i think we'll get rid of 30s but close across portions of the nature coast. through -- look at the full sunshine from top-to-bottom with high pressure still dominating, we'll have changes in the 7-day forecast, rain chances coming back up. no 4:32. a quick look at traffic. state road 60 here, courtney campbell causeway across the bay n

but sanders continues to fight.. dan wells has more. hillary clinton, certainly had a dominating win in south carolina on dan vo and politcal watchers have noticed she talking about bernie sanders less and less in recent days with victory speechs now targeted at donald trump, the republican front- runner. meanwhile sanders, has been turning his attention to northern super tuesday states and sticking with his grass roots campaign. american people and hustling all over the country, collecting millions of dollars from "i believe that america is great right now. what we need is to be whole, we need to be whole where all of us have a place, where everybody feels like we're in this together." while clinton aides expect sanders to stay in the race well beyond march, they see the next two weeks as a critical stretch that could make it nearly impossible for sanders to win the nomination on the democratic ticket. a total of 12 states and one territory primarys for both republicans and democrats ohio's primary is march 15th. george kennedy, the to

maría: bernie sanders las encuestas lo dan como ganador en vermont.s llamados súper martes. algunos podrían acercarse y otros alejarse definitivamente. votantes, como este partidario de bernie sanders que acababa de votar por primera vez. >> yo voté porque creo que es mi responsabilidad como ciudadano de los estados unidos. fernando: hillary clinton ganó las primarias demócratas en virginia, georgia, alabama y tennessee. >> para el final de la noche habremos ganado cientos de delegados. fernando: donald trump también confirmó su popularidad ganando en suecia, alabama, massachusetts y tennessee. en virginia, la campaña del republicano donald trump ha motivado a demócratas y republicanos. >> por estar oyendo las cosas que este señor, creo que por esa razón deberíamos venir a votar. >> este motivado porque creo que algún republicano debe superar a trump. >> si alguien quiere ser nominado del partido republicano no puede haber evasivas ni juegos, deben rechazar cualquier grupo o causas. fernando: marco rubio y cruz al afilado sus ataques contra donald tru

reportera: los recientes sondeos se les dan aliento a los simpatizantes de sanders, aÚn en estados comonÓ. reportera: la campaÑa de hillary clinton y se estar enfocada en una estrategia a largo plazo. >> la tentaciÓn de empezar a hacer campaÑa en contra de los republicanos es muy grande, pero seguimos enfocados en obtener esa nominaciÓn, en asegurar la nominaciÓn y una vez que la aseguremos paremos el cambio hacia una estrategia nacional. reportera: las cosas no cambiarÍan mucho para sanders si gana en estados como missouri, si clinton gana en esos estados donde la favorecen las encuestas, ella terminarÍa la noche con mayor cantidad de delegados. me encuentra tambiÉn en el condado de la florida y la ironÍa es que a 10 minutos de donde estoy parada estÁ el evento de trump. las urnas cierran en la florida pronto y espero volver con ustedes con proyecciones y resultados. marÍa: una madre mexicana estÁ en el medio de la peor tragedia de su vida. asÍ podría ser la visita de barack obama a cuba. una de las mujeres mÁs admiradas del siglo xx podrÍa ser proclamada santa este mismo aÑo. ¿por qué

dan. >> crunch time for bernie sanders. back to the republicans. all of the campaigns are really closely watching the delegate numbers. as we head toward what many think could be a contested or brokered convention. cecilia is tracking that. >> this is the big number. 1237. the number of delegates needed to clench this. donald trump right here on top with 3%. that is only 30% of the delegates trump needs to win. you can see cruz and rubio trailing behind. let's look at the big map. these are states up for grabs. some big ones coming up in the week ahead. ten days over the next ten days, nine states, including ohio, 66 delegates in that state. michigan, florida, if cruz and rubio want to win this, they have to start winning big. and hillary clinton, on the democratic side working hard. she has a commanding lead for the delegates coming up for her, too, dan. >> thank you. >>> let's get more from george. who is getting ready to host "this week" later this morning. >> do you think we're looking at a two-man race? >> here's what we know. a split decision

. >> i'm dan dan on this wednesday. >> -- i'm >>> sanders made big wins yesterday. only problem, it's not cutting much into clinton's big delegate lead. in the three states sappedders stands to win at least 55 to hillary clinton's 51.

for hillary clinton's sake, she's got more than twice the delegates as her competitor bernie sanders. dan simon is watching the voting in ohio just outside of cleveland and kim is in miami. i know the weather is good but it could be tumultuous in other areas. >> certainly tumultuous. we have new data before we are getting. we are hearing from the secretary of state that turn out across the state this morning has been high. we are also hearing from the secretary of state they can confirm that early voting in this year, 2016 surpassed that of early voting in 2012. there's a lot of voter engagement. a lot of energy in the state. certainly a lot of interest and a lot of people heading to the polls today. >> if i can switch to dan for a moment. ohio is such a big deal and earlier today we saw kasich voting taking to the microphone, as well. he's feeling confident but the polls have him in a statistical dead heat. give me the lay of the land. >> well, voter turnout here seems to be strong. the secretary of state saying no major issues thus far. we are in the most popular county here in the stat

inyecto nueva vida a las aspiraciones de sanders de llegar a la casa blanca. estas 3 victorias para sanders le danara su campana y hillary clinton es problema, por que? por que hace que la campana primaria se exteienda y para sanders esto es bueno por que le ayuda a seguir recaudando dinero lo que es malo para hillary clinton. por otro lado, hoy el precandidato republicano donald trump reacciono a la peticion en la pagina change punto org para que se permita la entrada de armas al quicken loans arena, en cleveland, hogar la convencion republicana. al momento, mas de 25 mil personas la han firmado. no he visto la peticin. quiero ver que es lo que dice. quiero leer los detalles. tengo que ver lo que dice. yo apoyo de manera decidida la segunda enmienda. muy pocos la respaldan como yo. tengo que ver la peticin, pero no voy a comentar sin haberla visto. al quienes estarian detras de la pa misma. mientras tanto, la propuesta del precandidato republicano ted cruz, de que la policia patrulle y asegure las comunidades musulmanas antes de que radicale critica por parte del comisionado de policia dnuevayo e

dan: thanks, scott. the democratic candidate bernie season deers is hue -- sanders is suing to allow 17-year-olds to be able to vote in next week's primary. they say they can vote if they turn 18 before the november election. but houston says there is no change. 17-year-olds were never allowed to vote. sanders filed the lawsuit because, well, he gets a lot of support from young voters. >> tiffani: last night we told you about confusion on the republican ballot with two boxes to choose your candidate, ohio's gop chairman matt borges got back to us to clear up the situation. he said you should vote for your candidate twice. once in the at large area and once in the district area. the at large portion will determine who gets all of the 66 delegates. tonight we heard back from tells us every vote counts and the only box you should check is rubio's box. stay with cleveland 19 for continuing coverage of campaign 2016 on air and on-line. make sure you download the latest app in the palm of your hand. >> dan: now to some sad news. a 4-year-old girl was killed in last night's apartment fire in brunswick. this was br

dan. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders debated in miami last night. the two traded jabs over immigration, wall street and u.s. cuban relations. after facing a big loss to sanders in michigan polls show clinton far ahead of the vermont senator in ohio and florida. tonight it is the rncs turn. donald trump, ted cruz, marco rubio and ohio governor john kasich will face off for the 12th debate of the campaign in miami. right now some polls show trump leading the pack in winner take all states of ohio and florida and a fox news poll has governor kasich edging out trump by a 5% the margin of error. doesn't it seem like there's a debate every night? ryan nobody selles in miami ahead of the republican debate. we will talk with him live at 5:30. >> dan: the leader of the ohio state buckeyes is backing governor kasich urban meyers and john kasich in a campaign video posted on youtube today. ohio state says meyers and kasich's have been friends and urban decided to make the endorsement as a private citizen not in his role as ohio state football coach. >> it's da

sanders face off. >>> i'm deiah riley. >> i'm dan shaffer. >> we begin with breaking news in pittsburgh as the search is on for eight people -- search is on for a gunman who opened fire shooting eight and killing five in wilkinsburg. >> this street is always quiet. to see that, it's shocking everyone else up here. i'm shaking. so it's bad. >> police don't believe any of the victims returned fire. detectives still don't have a motive for the shooting. >>> let's check on temperaturesp. >> we have mid-level clouds streaming from the gulf but nothing that would block anything significant. temperatures are climbing into the 80s for today. 63 for inverness. it started early this week with temps on the 30s and 40s. quite a recovery with the southeast flow bringing us another nice day today. warm temps and low 80s. we have rain on the way for the weekend, timing it out in my next forecast. >>> a quick check on the roads the ramp near tampa international airport, no problems there. we'll check the roads in 15 minutes. >>> breaking news from tampa. a suspicious house fire just after midnight. officials say the

see the clinton campaign hitting bernie sanders pretty hard on past immigration votes and a lot of the debate is who would be better for immigration reform. >> dane bit about the state i'm sitting in. i appreciate it. >> thanks, kate. >> joining me now, bernie sanders' campaign manager, i think we have him with us now, jeff weaver. he is up in sedona. jeff, do we have you? >> you sure do, here i am. >> hey, jeff. nice to see you. hope you're enjoying sedona. looks beautiful up there. >> we were just talking about your campaign. >> it is very beautiful. >> it is. we were talking to kasie and talking to a local reporter up in phoenix. and the thing is, as you know, polls show clinton way ahead here. 50 to 24% lead on sanders, that's 26 points. how do you make this state see -- feel the bern? >> let me say that our internal polling shows the race closer than that. i would remind people that it sounds like the polls we were getting out of michigan before senator sanders won up under. so how we will win here in arizona is how we win every place that we win, frankly. which is senator sanders will talk directly to the people of arizona about the issues

dan, a crucial race for him. mary bruce, on the trail in florida. now on to the democrats. both hillary clinton and bernie sanders scoring big wins overnight. they prepare to face off in a big debate tonight. david wright is outside clinton's head quarters in brooklyn with the story. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. strategy. after being trumped by bernie sanders in 2 out of 3 contests yesterday. >> thank you, all. >> reporter: bernie sanders is riding high. >> if you followed me around the country, seeing huge turntouts. i can't use the word huge anymore. i know, i know, i know. >> reporter: those crowds turned out to caucus for him out west, favoring him by double digits in nebraska and 2 to 1 in kansas. >> today, as i understand it, kansas had the largest voter turnout in the history of their caucus process. >> reporter: but in louisiana, hillary clinton turned the tables. thanks to overwhelming sport from black voters, she beat him there nearly 3 to 1. >> i'm grateful to everyone that turned out to support us. but now all eyes turn to michigan. >> reporter: an awkward moment, clinton was s

it turned out to be a tough night for bernie sanders getting shut out on the democratic side. nbc's dan krauth reports this morning from wynwood. >> there were a lot of boos inside campaign headquarters every time clinton won a state. there was a lot of cheering from supporters of bernie sanders. they sea despite last night's big loss, they're stiti optimistic about the future. have a listen to what supporters and senator sanders have to say. >> we have a lot of delegates out there. this is just getting started. >> we're going to create an economy that works for all of >> sanders' campaign office in wynwood will remain open through the end of this month. in wynwood, dan krauth, nbc 6 news. >>> breaking news in hialeah. water main break along west 26th street. you can see the map bound by west 86th and northwest 38th street. if you live around there, you're mi ugh. i really shouldn't. no, you know what? i should. and i will. i deserve this. i'm a bogo findin', weekly ad flippin', couponing mastermind. who's saving big time? this girl! can i help you? indeed. this queen of savings deserve

> denise: and it does not affect the disem crate particular side dn dan democratic side no question. there are three questions, sanders or another candidate. >> romona: as you can imagine there is a lot of discussion. one group even posted a video to alert voters. lydia esparra has more. >> they messed up. they dropped the ball. the ballot is terrible. they dropped the ball. >> reporter: the american policy round table puts the blame of the confusion for the republican primary ballot solely on the republican party. >> the republican party tells the secretary of state what goes on the ballot in the primary. so this is a party problem. >> reporter: and voters just don't understand. >> that's under the old proportional system. we are a winner take all state this year. that was done in september and people say that was done to ensure that the person that won ohio got a lot of delegates. >> reporter: he discovered a confusing ballot when a friend couldn't fill out her absentee ballot. he blew the whistle on the confusion on facebook. >> the question becomes why are there two options to vote? >> reporter: since then he has

sanders face off. >>> i'm deiah riley. >> i'm dan shaffer. >> we begin with breaking news in pittsburgh as the search is on for eight people -- search is on for a gunman who opened fire shooting eight and killing five in wilkinsburg.

dan hours. if someone puts out the tweet with # bernie sanders and # donald trump we were able to track it. take a look. donald trump hands down by far the most tweeted about facebook mention. 43% of all of the tweets that have gone out in the last 24 hours mentioned donald trump. that's just under a million in the last 24 hours. when you get to second place it is bernie sanders. following. he has 20%. it is not even close. then third place hillary clinton and our own ohio governor is really in last when it comes to tweet mentions. top hash tags are super tuesday, feel the bern and bernie sanders. and then we go to our live heat map. that's somebody who tweeted something about one of the democratic candidates. you can see everyone talking about super tuesday and it is an even split between denise? >> denise: with the results coming in make sure we have the cleveland 19 news app. we'll keep you updated throughout the night and on cleveland 19 news this morning. >> romona: turning to other news, he was hired to oversee a county department, but was he qualified? we found some serious financial

sanders. he held huge rallies in washington state earlier in the campaign. >> dan, we'll stay on it throughout the ta. thank you. arthel? >>> another fox news alert now. this one overseas a. bus carrying students crashes on spanish highway, killing 14 people, and injuring 30 others. the bus appeared to have hit the right-hand side barriers of the highway, then cart wheeled across the road before slamming into the central fence and landing on its side. it happened in the northeast part of the country. the bass was traveling between valencia and barcelona as the students were returning from a fireworks festival. investigators are looking into the cause of that crash. >> tragic. >>> meanwhile back here at home, two sheriff deputies were shot while trying to serve at search warrant at a trailer park in russiaville indiana. sergeant buckley is in critical condition. and deputy jones remains in critical condition. the suspected gunman was found dead inside the mobile home hours after the incident. authorities say they don't know whether the gunman was killed in the shootout or if he took his own lif

dan griffin, wlwt news 5. kyla: the upset from the win for bernie sanders has given new life to his campaign. mark: the front-runners both scored victories in four states. chris clackum has a recap. chris: bernie sanders pulled off an upset in the michigan democratic primary. >> i want to thank the people of michigan, who repudiated the polls that had us 25-points back a couple of days ago. chris: hillary clinton won big in mississippi, but chose to brag about the campaign that she and sanders are running which see says -- which she says is our differences, but they pale in comparison to what is happening on the republican side. chris: the next primaries are in florida, illinois, and others. >> it always comes down to florida? chris: rubio' s last stand might be. if you loses to donald trump , he wants the gop to back off of their anti-trump campaign. >> embrace it, we will win easily. to defeat donald trump, our campaign is the only one that can do it. campaign picked up the endorsement of carly fiorina. chris clackum. mark: our coverage continues on the wlwt mobile lap. mobile app. you can

let's talk about hillary clinton's opponent, senator bernie sanders now, his supporters at a watch party down in miami, where dan krouth is. hey, dan. >> reporter: hey, steve. i'm standing inside his campaign headquarters right now. this place is usually packed with volunteers at this (our. as you can see, there are people making phone calls and working on the computer behind me. they're out right now at polling locaions trying to get out the vote. the vermononsenator is not in florida today. instead he spent the day in illinois focusing on getting votes there. a he chatted with voters as you can see. when asked how he feels about today's primary election, sanders set great, as long as sanders said he hopes people come out to the polls in big numbers tea. as steve said, clinton is in the lead. it's too soon to say what happens. the watch party startrt at 7:00 p.m. tonight. we will hear from the volunteers at 6:00 tonight. dan krauth, nbc 6 news. >> the coverage of the florida prima day is just getting starred. while we won't be interrupting tonight, join us on n ocial media. we'll answer all your qutions in a li

sanders. it's going to be very -- my old friend dan rather would say it's tight as a tick. >> this is happening in the real america. it could not happen in donald trump's vision of america. bernie sanders, this is the first serious jewish candidate for president vying for the top of the ticket in his party. bernie sanders is leading 64-36 in dearborn which is a 67% arab/muslim community where he is leading. so the jewish candidate for president in america tonight is carrying the muslim vote. >> do we bring up harry ford and his views on jews. that only adds to the irony. >> it is an incredible subplot within what's going on. there's so many stories in michigan that are separate and different and heightened in michigan. obviously there's flint water. there's the radical emergency manager law there. there's the detroit public schools. detroit is such a bigger city than everything else in michigan. i think it's bigger than the next biggest five cities combined and the public schools in detroit you would not believe they're american schools from the conditions they're in. then you have stories like

if sanders is able to pull off a surprise here, it could further dent that front-runner status of hers. dan and paula? bring in george stephanopoulos, abc news chief anchor, who is getting ready to host "this week." good morning. as you saw, two of trump's main rivals have come out and blamed him for the chaos. let's take a listen to what they had to say. >> if he's the nominee? >> i don't know. i still -- at this moment, continue to intend to support the republican nominee. but -- it's getting harder every day. >> governor, you talk about the toxic atmosphere that he's creating. is that disqualifying to be the nominee? >> well, you know, hi's getting close to it. i will tell you. i said he's getting close to it. >> wait, rubio quite striking in that -- >> shook up. no question. that's a big change. all year long, they have said quite forthrightly, they'll support the nominee. they're not quite not saying it right now. but you saw how shook up they were. they're laying the bme at donald trump's feet for setting this campaign environment right now. >> do they have a point though? the rallies

dan? >> the polls show hillary clinton leading in all five states, but bernie sanders is within single digits to strike within three of them, ohio, illinois, and missouri. i think there's a very good chance he could win at least one, maybe eke out two or three. that would be a huge coup. it would show weakness of hillary clinton. bernie sanders has been saying that hillary clinton is a regional candidate. if he only wins in north carolina and florida, that continues his argument that he can only win in the south and he can win elsewhere, especially places that are affected by the manufacturing and these trade deals. i think the bernie sanders campaign continues. i would expect an upset somewhere. >> but she'll still accumulate more delegates. he doesn't only have to win, he has to start winning big, right, to deny her that nomination? >> he's going to have a hard time winning that nomination. the math is not in his favor. she's way ahead in delegate count and the super delegate count. >> those super delegates can always get deterred. they were with her eight years ago and one by one, and then

here in arizona, both clinton and bernie sanders will be here on monday in anticipation of a big vote here on tuesday. harris? >> dan, thank you very much. tomorrow, fox news will sit down with the remaining republican presidential candidates, bret baier interviews ted cruz and governor john kasich on a special report at 6:00 p.m. eastern. then it is on donald trump on "hannity." on tuesday, watch our special coverage, arizona and utah holding republican and democratic contests, as i mentioned. idaho holding its democratic caucuses. live team coverage kicks off at 6:00 p.m. eastern. that's tuesday right here on the fox news channel. so the beginning of your week is already made. we'll take on all the political headlines straight to our fox news political insiders coming up, including president obama's trip to cuba and what it means politically. and the delegate countdown. can donald trump get enough before the convention in cleveland? and how close is close enough? and what hillary clinton needs to do to prepare if, in fact, it comes down to a one-on-one with trump. voters are being called angry. but is angry the ri

dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: hillary clinton and bernie sanders squaring off in the seventh democratic presidential debate last night, hosted by cnn. wlwt kyla woods gives us a wrap of the night. kyla: mark, the debate took place in flint, michigan, and the lead contamination crisis in the city' s water dominated much of the evening. both candidates called for michigan' s republican governor, rick snyder, to resign or be recalled in the wake of the crisis. clinton and sanders had a sharp exchange over the auto industry bailout just two days ahead of vote against the financial industry bailout could have restructure america' s car industry. sanders disputed that aggressively and instead criticized clinton for accepting paid speeches to financial industry groups. each candidate agreed, though, when sanders mocked the tone of the republican presidential debates. mr. sanders: you know, we are, if elected president, going to invest a lot of money into mental health. and when you watch these republican debates, you know why we need to invest in that. mrs. clinton: we have our differences, and we get into vigorous de

sanders y clinton tiene en el voto latino. >> no toman en cuenta las dificultades del voto latino lo dan por hecho.ue asistieron a debate conocer a los candidatos de una forma mejor. algunos demÓcratas creen que si se discutieron temas que afectan a la comunidad. >> para nuestro puebloson lindos temas para un paÍs entero, trabajo la familia, y la educaciÓn esa noche subimos oÍmos cosas que nos afectan. fernando:de miami fernando pizarro uni visiÓn viviana: un grupo de demÓcratas se reuniÓ para escuchar los dos precandidatos. >> buenas noches que tal, reuniÓn pero tambiÉn hay diferencias sobre todo cuando se trata de elegir cuÁl de los dos precandidatos votarÁn. el debate comenzÓ con pregunta" es trump un racista?" los candidatos empezaron a sacar los trapitos al sol. llama la atenciÓn y ayuda a decidir. >> ayuda mucho a los queestÁn decidiendo todavÍa a votar para seguir adelante. >> aquÍ entre los asistentes la mayorÍa simpatizaba mÁs con hillary clinton. >> se que hillary clinton no estÁ prometiendo promesas falsas ella estÁ diciendo lo que ella piensa y basar. >> el es hablando de cosas que estÁ

(dan stopka, flint) "i saw one gentleman switch his vote from republican to wait."bernie sanders was declared the winner in michigan overnight.. some of those voters chose ohio's governor as their choice for the white house... the votes are counted.the wins and losses just in overnight from tuesday's primaries. and a mystery still unraveling this morning.where is this south lebanon mom and her toddler son?it's a he said-she good morning tri-state. tri-state.let's take a live look outside now from skycam 9. 9.rain is on the way.here's meteorologist jason adams. expect a mix of clouds and sun today with more clouds than yesterday. isolated showers are possible. highs will still be warm thanks to gusty south winds. we'll reach the upper 60s to low 70s. tonight, a few showers are possible with lows falling into the mid to upper

sanders. his sporters were down. miami in winwood. that's where we found nbc6's dan. >> there are a lot of boos earlier tonight every time an clinton won a state. as you can see behind me and hear behind me, there are still aot of cheers, people rallying together in support of bernie sanders here in winwood. they say despite tonight's losses they aretill optimistic about the future. >> so don't let tonight's belief in change. >> reporter: despite a disappointing defeat, hundredu of volunteers cheering for sanders in winiood even though they're feeling the burn. >> the best days are yet to come. >> reporter: sanders didn't even stop in florida today choosing to skip to arizona where their primary will be held next week. >> think outside of the box, outside of t t status quo. >> reporter: the vermont senator didn't focus on tonight's losses. he focus the on moving forward. >> we're going to create an economy that works for all of us, not just the1%. >> reporter: with more than two dozen states left to go, volunteers both young and old say they're going to continue to h

let's turn to the democratic race, bernie sanders is in arizona today, he will be holding a press conference on the mexican border. dan my freeman is there in tucson with the latest. good morning what do we expect to hear from sanders today? >> reporter: good morning, alex. it's absolutely right. i am right here in tucson, arizona, senator bernie sanders is expected to hold a press conference 30 minutes agree way on the u.s.-mexican border. sanders held a rally where he telegraphed some of the things we can probably expect to hear from that press conference today. first of all, we can expect him to speak a lot about his immigration reform policy. for sanders has been very clear since the start he wants to go forward with a pathway for zits citizenship for undocumented imgra wants in this country. he says he wants to go further than president obama's executive order. in addition to that, we can expect him sheriff joe arpaio a big part of senator sanders' press conference later this morning. senator sanders wife jane sanders had an impromptu meeting with the sheriff a couple days ago when she went to visit his so-called

sanders preparing to go head-to-head. also in arizona and utah with the addition of idaho as well. dan springer is live in tucson with more. dan? >> the biggest prize right here. they will be dolled out proportionally based on vote percentages in the individual congressional districts. hillary clinton has a big lead in the polls, all the polls, in fact. 24 points in the latest one that i saw. and today she called in her personal closer bill clinton to seal the deal. he hasveevents. he'll address a group of supporters in tucson and phoenix. secretary clinton leads bernie sanders by nearly 300 delegates and more than halfway to the number needed to win the nomination. sanders needs 2/3 of all the remaining delegates, but he's showing no signs of giving up. the first event was along the mexican border where he promised even more pro-illegal immigration policies than president obama. he has drawn big crowds. last night, more than 3,000 supporters heard his stump speech in phoenix. he said the only way he wins tuesday is with a big turnout. he criticized clinton for where she's gotten her c