a percent.2/10 of sanders says it's unlikely the thelts will affect rewarding of delegates. the gop race in missouri remains too close to call. coming up consumer alert involving popular brands of canned tuna. plus, flowers and food. we take a look at the fun way to enjoy the national cherry blossom festival starting this weekend. >> countdown to spring. melanie: a close call for customers at a convenience store in northeastern bc - northeastern d.c. the condition of the driver is not known but we're told she was conscious and breathing. health matters now and a u.s. lawmaker pushing a bill to help protect children from lead poisoning. senator chuck schumer introduced legislation that would provide $100 million in grants to help schools test drinking water for lead. schools are not required to test their water and the ones that do are not allowed -- required to tell parents there is a problem. over the past 15 years, lead has been found in school water in many cities including here in d.c. if you have any canned tuna in the house, check it out. bumble bee foods is recalling

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i would agree that the election thelts are a setback for conservative group in the leadership of iranse a day before the elections, they said, vote for my guy. the people didn't really vote for them. so that is a projection which is interesting and i think is more a sign of the lack of confidence and support of the rulers of the country that it is an endorsement of the moderates. where i fundamentally disagree going tohe election is represent a change in direction and policy and change of strategic intent. remember, their whole legitimacy is to expand the revolution. what is the revolution? supremacy over the states of the region. over any internal dissent. so, this is frankly where, in that position, the revolutionary ideology, it is fundamentally at odds with the u.s. interest in the region, the interest of our allies, and us. let's get to the calls. we are talking with adam ereli. he worked at the state department under the george w. bush administration. dmitry is up next, calling from california. good morning. caller: good morning. ambassador -- the host: go ahead with your questi

. -- ofe, donald trump course, donald trump pitching and moving last night with the thelts closer, clinching number of delegates needed to become the republican nominee. its 1237 needed to win the nomination on the republican side. donald trump winning over 200 delegates alone on super tuesday. democrats see their delegates to win the in order democratic nomination. that's unpledged delegates and superdelegates that map is different on the democratic side. than justit's more eight wins. delegate counts are the key numbers to watch host: in the contest a ahead. host:related to your headline ,bout republican leadership lindsey graham -- who dropped out in south carolina -- saying that his party may have to rally around ted cruz to stop donald trump. thesey graham, no friend of senator from texas. robert in portland, oregon, a republican. hi, robert. >> in many respects i'm a republican and i've voted that way my whole life. between hillary and donald? i would not vote at all. i think the donald is a marketing genius and a businessman. it's been about nothing other than building his empire at t