sanders, 39 points behind him at 19%. and bloomberg and warren both at 11% with those voters looking for a trump defeater. in vermont, how did bernie sanders win vermont? wolf, obviously it's his home state. very liberal voters make up about 30% of the electorate there. three out of ten voters say they're very liberal. sanders wins them with 70% of them. warren is behind him by about 51 points, 19% she gets among very liberal voters. and take a look at this issue of looking for a candidate who can bring needed change. okay. that was for 44% of the electorate, that was the top candidate quality they were looking for. sanders in vermont is that change agent for them. he gets 65% of those change voters. warren's not even close, 15% of the voters. >> thanks very much. we're getting more numbers as they come in. i want to go, governor mccalla, what do you make? big win for biden. >> we were down. a week ago this was a different race in virginia. i think south carolina was a huge opportunity for the vice president to take that momentum. you

bernie sanders is not the only wild card here is michael bloomberg from new york who is the x. factor nobody knows how he will perform because he was never ever on the ballot in all those polls and primaries before he's the 1st time now on all the ballots and he spent millions of dollars in ads so we will see as everybody's best guess how well mr bloomberg will do and don't forget. elizabeth warren she still nabbing percentage and votes probably away from bernie sanders he can't like this by then of course he's fine with this. bottom line is everybody else right now where is both warren actually where's the campaign now and how long will she hold on you that's a very good point what about these undecided voters and they are always key in u.s. elections which democratic candidate do you think will attract the most voters when we get to november. my bet is on joe biden. and his wife he is if you look at the demographic and at the democratic party demographic in the united states in total the probably the most electable for many many many democrats also for many many independents

reportero: biden agradeciÓ el apoyo de bloomberg. sanders perdiÓ el voto afroamericano.uestionando las decisiones financieras y polÍticas que biden tomÓ en el pasado. biden invitÓ a seguidores y nuevos aliados a unirse a su movimiento. el presidente trump tambiÉn opiniÓ reunsobre el resultado del supermarte. [inglÉs] >> creo que serÁ una fuerte contienda, que tiee un camino mÁs fácil. creanlo o no. ademÁs, criticÓ la senadora warren por no retirarse diciendo que su permanencia falicitÓ triunfos de biden. ahora biden debe capitalizar los triunfos obtenidos y mover la contienda interna del partido demÓcrata a una clara lucha entre dos tendencias ideolÓgicas. >> el problema que tiene sanders que tiene un techo. le va bien con muchos candidatos compitiendo y fragmentando el voto del medio. cuando queda sÓlo uno o dos candidatos empieza a perder. reportero: bloomberg dijo que darÁ recursos de su campaÑa para el crecimiento del movimiento del ex presidente biden. mientras el equipo de warren evalua la posibilidad de bandonar la contienda. ilia: una manifestantes llevÓ su prote

my bets are on biden, maybe bloomberg. sandersi think, has no chance overall to be really endorsed by the majority of independents and democrats. brent: we certainly find out. we will be a lot wiser after super tuesday, that's for sure. on the story for us in washington, thank you. to europe now, and a sign of solidarity with greece as the european union grapples with a new chapter in the migration crisis. european union leaders have been holding emergency talks today in greece on the country's border with turkey. greece accuses turkey of encouraging migrants to cross its borders illegally, as well as neighboring bulgaria, which is also a member of the european union. days ago, turkey said it will no longer prevent migrants from trying to lead -- leave its territory to reach europe. at is sparking fears of a new wave of migration into the european union. >> people are still stuck on the turkish side of the border. searching for any possible way to get to greece. and further into europe. >> look, just over there, the greek soldiers

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spoke a few weeks ago, if i recall, you thought we were headed toward a two-person race ash bloomberg-sanders race and you were personally undecided. what do you make of this news? ia, i did thi -- yeah, i did th. bernie sanders had a 28-3 lead and joe biden came storming back in the last four days basically. it been less than a hundred hours since the polls closed in south carolina and suddenly he's like a phoenix rising from the, a. -- from the ashes. now it looks like we're narrowing down to a biden-sanders race with biden in the lead. >> i recall you called yourself an undecided voter. i assume you voted yesterday. forgive me for asking. who did you vote for? >> a gentleman never tells. i did vote yesterday and i'm not going to tell you. >> i figured as much. >> whether biden or sanders ends up as the nominee, i think all of us need to remember and keep our eyes on the prize in november. if sanders is the nominee, i'm behind him, if biden is the nominee is behind him and i don't want anyone to get it twisted that i can't vote for either of these folks against the most dangerous president

sanders but much tighter. you can see how close mike bloomberg came in here in san mateo county. >> let's take a look at santa clara county right now. santa clara has 91% of the precincts reporting. bernie sanders still in the lead there but not like we saw in some of the other counties. if we move over to alameda county, we don't have a lot of the precincts right there. we're still kind of holding at the same numbers with bernie sanders in the lead. there we are. that goes to contra costa with 47% in. now it gets a little bit tighter in contra costa between michael bloomberg and bernie sanders. >> in solano county, also pretty tight but now you see joe biden on top ofbloomberg not far behi. and in marin county, bloomberg, like we saw in san mateo county, doing very well. a slight lead over bernie sanders and then joe biden. press close actually all in all in marin county. >> the last one we have is napa county. joe biden there taking the lead in napa county. and if we go to sonoma county, it flips and we have bernie sanders. >> a good variance here across the bay area. >> really defensive perspectives. >> lar

another win for bernie sanders with 31%. inhael bloomberge second biggest delegates. 28.5%, sanders at joe biden at 24.7%. another state yet because is maine. biden is ahead narrowly over sanders and warren. warrenachusetts, senator is third and joe biden's first followed by bernie sanders. the author of american carnage and political reporter makes a point, tonight in her home state of massachusetts, exit polling showing a elizabeth warren lost women to biden by 10 points and lost very liberal voters to sanders by seven points and lost college voters to biden by five points and supporters to sanders by 14 points, that from tim alberta. can each watch the former vice president in los angeles. charlie in clifton park, new york. your call. >> hello, i am a donald trump supporter. >> yes, charlie, you are on the air. >> i'm a donald trump supporter. i think he is the greatest candidate for the white house continuing he gave us a great economy. he continues to improve the country. and, you know, we are always moving forward with him. first and i

bernie sanders was bleeding fro the beginning but it was bloomberg who was running in second at that e is now being held by joe biden. his look at the voter analysis comedienne. sanders sanders did really well with folks who identify as liberal and he did well with young voters and latinos. 's base has been here ever sinc the 2016 election when he beat hillary clinton and the presidential caucus prettiest run thousands to his rallies here and went into today meetin in the polls. now joe biden in second it's really a surprise because he was pulling up fourth-place heading into today. he did not hold one round this year and spent no money on television. bloomberg, however, spent the most open an office never congressional district and is looking at a third-place finish. >> matter how many delegates we win tonight, we have done something no one else thought was possible. in just three months we've gone from one person of the polls to being a contender for the democratic nomination. >> bernie sanders also did well in utah. you get a majority of that 29 delegates and evan delegates will of

and michael bloomberg probably got even more of those attacks than bernie sanders. so elizabeth warren really played a very crucial role in the michael bloomberg narrative here and we're seeing that play out today. i guess the one other point, michael bloomberg and several of my colleagues have said got into this race because he saw joe biden as weak. look at how much the last 72 hours have changed for joe biden. so many of his former rivals are coalescing around him and he has an air of inevitability as the only person who can go up against bernie sanders. >> one thing that there was a lot of discussion around regarding pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar was that they timed their exits from the race in order to help joe biden in the best way they could which was to endorse him the night before super tuesday. right? what is your -- we're getting ahead of ourselves a bit, but if senator warren were to determine she did not have a path forward, what is your sense of when she might make that announcement? if she were to. >> these are the moments where i sort i wish i ca

sanders is leading. brown is for michael bloomberg, and joe biden has green. so let's zoom in now and take a closer look at the bay area. sanders is strongest in santa cruz county where he has a 20 percentage point lead over elizabeth warren. michael bloomberg does have marin county, still a slim margin over sanders. also he's got lake county. joe biden in green here, he's got solano county. this was bloomberg all night, but suddenly just in the past half hour, the lead change and joe biden's got a 33 percentage point lead. that shows a whole lot of late-breaking votes are suddenly going to joe biden. so, yes, you can see bernie sanders does win california as predicted. but there is no doubt here there is also a biden surge. >> thanks so much. great information. as always we have full election results for each race up on our website. >>> and now to coronavirus. the number of deaths in the united states is now at nine all in washington state. >> in the bay area there are several new cases including places that, until now, had no one infected. >> reporter: contra

carolina, and we were told at the time that this was a three—way between him, bloomberg and sanders.ggest that he has had some enormous momentum from that win in south carolina and the results he's had? that's right, but when you look at the southern states, a high concentration of african—american voters who wa nt african—american voters who want to trade out for the former vice president, i want to trade out for the formervice president, ithink he will do well in the south. at 8pm we have 268 pledge delegates. will be interesting is to see when the vice president can have not only a firewall, but can build momentum based on the democratic demographics which are african—americans, people of colour and women. as people come out of the polling stations, they speak to pollsters and give them some indication of what has been important to them. interestingly, two thirds almost of people who voted have said that what is important to them is finding a candidate that can be donald trump. only about a third have said political ideology, having a candidate that agrees with them on issues is i

that is probably worse for biden then sanders. bloomberg are competing for more of the same voters. all sorts of different voters have different ways of looking at it. it is easy for people like me to say sanders is liberal and limburg and biden are more centrist, therefore everyone who thinks of themselves as liberal or centrist will vote for biden or bloomberg. to a lot of people they are a lot different. if bloomberg starts hitting these 15% thresholds, he starts but team-leading delegates. the next time we have a debate is scheduled for march 15. there will probably only be for people on the stage or less. the fewer candidates there elevates the status of everyone else. for whatever candidates bloomberg might have as a candidate, i'm not saying his money does not matter, it is just some things are more valuable than money. idaho, democrats line, jesse. hello? caller: hello? host: you are on. go ahead. caller: yes. i was calling because earlier you had a caller who was suggesting that bernie sanders is representing the democratic party and he is not a true democrat. think the pres

michael bloomberg, 77. bernie sanders, age 78.beth warren, if she is still surviving tonight in massachusetts and oklahoma, age 70. that's where the races as we look at it tonight. coverage starts at 6:00 eastern time with brett and martha and will be here well into midnight to figure out who wins. if we even get that. a final note, we lost a queen of television today. we lost bobbie battista. in the '80s with millions of people of poland, many would erect a legal satellite dishes in their home, given the six hour time difference, battista was alive out of the limo during their prime time hours. she broke the news just so many behind the iron curtain. they consider her royalty. she was also an exceedingly kind woman to this very young and admiring anger. she welcomed me when i was just 30 years old and today we say goodbye. bobbie was 67. we are here every day monday through friday. set your dvr. super tuesday later tonight. coverage begins at 6:00 with brett and martha. in the meantime, we watch the seesaw on wall street. "your w

sanders is leading. brown is for michael bloomberg, and joe biden has green. so let's zoom in now and take a closer look at the bay area. sanders is strongest in santa cruz county where he has a 20 percentage point lead over elizabeth warren. michael bloomberg does have marin county, still a slim margin over sanders. also he's got lake county. joe biden in green here, he's got solano county. this was bloomberg all night, but suddenly just in the past half hour, the lead change and joe biden's got a 33 percentage point lead. that shows a whole lot of late-breaking votes are suddenly going to joe biden. so, yes, you can see bernie sanders does win california as predicted. but there is no doubt here there is also a biden surge. >> thanks so much. great information. as always we have full election results for each race up on our website. >>> and now to coronavirus. the number of deaths in the united states is now at nine all in washington state. >> in the bay area there are several new cases including places that, until now, had no one infected. >> reporter: contra

a median snapshot of the super tuesday votes. 49% for biden, sanders 18%. bloombergd warren stayed static, bloomberg lost some ground. if you look a little earlier than that, look at this, biden was a little above half the number he wound up with. sanders lost half his support in that period of time. add in klobuchar dropping out, buttigieg dropping out, both throwing their weight behind biden for the moderate vote out there and that's the result. something that i think even the biden camp could have hoped for but couldn't have counted on the past few days, kate. >> biden didn't even have the money to spend in some of these super tuesday states. how did spending shake out for him? >> spending is a complete conundrum here if you think people can buy their way into politics. look at this, this was massachusetts, elizabeth warren's home state. $12.3 million by bloomberg, $677,000 by sanders, $58,000 by warren, $11,000 by biden. sanders alone outspent him by a huge multiple, let alone bloomberg, and yet look at the results. biden came out of massachusetts with a very sol

column so joe biden has taken the lead in the projected delegate count he. 360 bernie sanders is a 380 might bloomberg 30 elizabeth warren 20 now a key state that we also have not called it is tex. says there are people that still have not voted in texas the the polls close 4 hours ago there are people still standing in line to vote in texas so it could be a while before we're able to call that stated and joe biden and bernie sanders are running neck and neck in texas for the republican primary yes donald trump is winning in all of these states but let's do this anyway you can see all the states in red were there's california utah colorado oklahoma texas arkansas tennessee north carolina alabama vermont. massachusetts those are the states that donald trump is winning there's many states actually that are not even having a primary because it's a given that donald trump is going to win so that is the lay of the land right now as again as i said waiting on more specifics from california wearing for specifics from texas as well those are really states with a lot of delegates once we have them we will let

sanders. so that's what she's doing right now. bloombergil: in other words, no one's telling her to get out. maria: she's the same lane as bernie sanders, and she wants to be his vice presidential candidate. it's clear to her at this point that she's not going to be the nominee. michael bloomberg, there's policy and then there's personality. it's good to see that he got a little personality finally in this, you know, trying to make some jokes and all that. i don't know how sustainable that is, but there's policy. we don't really know his policies. i know he wants to raise taxes on wall street and the top 1%, i know he's against guns and he's big on the environment. but beyond that i don't really know what his policies are. and then there's personality, which goes a long way. witness donald trump. neil: you're right about that. by the way, let's take a quick peek at fox business' coverage, looking at markets and how they're doing across the globe and our own futures market. whether you want to extrapolate that the markets are jumping on the

in texas, sanders is dominating the field at 34% with biden at 19%. bloomberg at 15. ook at this, a boston gleb globe poll shows sas and warren locked in a tie in massachusetts, sanders with 24, warren at 22%. and get this, some early voters in california now asking if they can get a do-over since buttigieg dropped out. obviously the answer is no, they can't. but it just goes to show how much things can change in one day. super tuesday will definitely prove to be that next pivotal day. guys, back to you. rob: aishah, thanks so much. jillian: north korea fired two projectiles overnight. south korea believes they are short range ballistic missiles, flying 150 miles before landing in the ocean. the launches are the first since november, likely part of the rogue regime's military drills. kim jong un said the country would resume weapons demonstrations after talks with the u.s. stalled. a new peace deal between the u.s. and taliban is facing a major roadblock. afghan's president says he will not comply with the timetable to release taliban prisoners. the deal calls for 5,00

this is not -- let's be frank, it's not good news for the sanders camp. bloombergnfluential, but he also has a lot of financial resources. >> reporter: yeah. no doubt about that, jim. but i do think there are two ways to look at this from the sanders campaign's perspective. certainly there's a strategic disadvantage for bernie sanders just because of the way that bloomberg ate into the biden base in many of these states coming down the calendar as jessica pointed out. but there's also maybe an advantage to the sanders campaign, at least in terms of a narrative, because the fact that bloomberg has fully embraced joe biden is something that the sanders campaign can use as more of their evidence that joe biden isn't necessarily the candidate that the democratic progressive wing at least is looking for. you know, they have hammered michael bloomberg's role in this race from the very beginning, his uneven record with the democratic party and the fact that he was trying to buy an election. so the fact that he's now going to flood millions of dollars into the biden campai

$66000000.00 of his personal money on his campaign and his democratic rivals mike bloomberg spent already twice as much as bernie sanders and joe biden combined. thanks to his money mike bloomberg seems to be everywhere he has bought 1500000 facebook ads and even paid ordinary people to post messages supporting him on their profiles. the mayor bloomers not going to charm you and he's not going to make you fall in love with this policy ideas but his aunts are thing to behold wonderfully produced the best visuals the best audio he's good at making commercials can he persuade voters that commercials are enough i don't think so. super tuesday mike bloomberg is on the ballot for the 1st time this primary season some polls put him among the top 3 candidates for now it seems like his big spending has paid off. say with the spent facility is up next and i'll be back at the top of the hour with the world headlines. the super tuesday. for america. who is going to challenge don't stop the democratic hopefuls are fighting for their party's nomination in super tuesday's biggest prize more than a 3rd of all delegates are read on this

democratic presidential race has been dramatically reshaped into a biden and bernie sanders showdown. michael bloomberg has officially bowed out, announcing his endorsement of biden. elizabeth warren is said to be weighing her next move and bernie sanders is drawing sharper distinctions between himself and biden as he looks to the next round of contests. i'll speak with represent testifies of the sanders and biden campaigns. we're watching all of this very closely. first let's go to our political correspondent. you're there in los angeles where joe biden spoke just a little while ago. what's the latest? >> well, wolf, joe biden took a victory lap here in los angeles after that wave of wins on super tuesday and biden is in part taking credit for driving up voter turnout in many of the states saying that he's the candidate that's building a movement. >> they don't call it super tuesday for nothing. >> joe biden basking in an historic political comeback. in the wake of super tuesday, a major jolt to the race coming as billionaire michael bloomberg dropped his presidential bid and officially endorsed joe b

finally the polls from the la times predict sanders could went up to half of the state's 415 delegates, others have him around 35%, biden 25, bloombergwarren, at 16, warren winning in upscale suburbs lexicon valley, malibu and la jolla but neither worn or biden could afford television here, sanders, 7 million, the best field team, bloomberg 70 million in ads and continues to dominate the airwaves. >> millions of dollars have to be spent to make an impact in the state of 40 million people. which the population is not concentrated in one area or two areas like other states but in multiple areas. >> that makes it difficult and expensive to campaign. there are 20 names on the ballot so those who voted first eircom a klobuchar, yang and mayor pete early, those votes are meaningless was the other x factor, california democrats allow same-day crossover voting allowing independents and those not registered at all to show up on election day and vote anywhere in the state. california awards votes proportionally so if joe biden surges, in some areas, foreign and bloomberg do not get over 15% of the vote they could be shut out entirely, those ar

you assume bloomberg is hurting biden, warren is hurting sanders. >> how much can bloomberg benefit byms with the two debates. >> the place i'm most curious about is tennessee because tennessee was basically one of the states that nobody else really targeted until very late. >> and he was there. >> he was there all by himself, oklahoma is another, arkansas is another. arkansas and tennessee in particular. if you want to test the early vote issue, how much of it mattered, i assume bloomberg makes threshold in a place like tennessee for sure simply because of that. >> tennessee had this tremendous tornadoes, 52 people dead, had to close some polling stations, state capitol is closed. >> that's the biggest part of the state, nashville. that could have significant impact on numbers. we know states where the early vote is more dominant in vote totals, that's usually better for bernie. >> one of the things i have been told is that look, mike bloomberg rationale for getting in was joe biden was too weak to take on donald trump. he doesn't look weak now. if biden does well, rationale -- and bl

bloomberg in his campaign, they were pretty clear they wanted to come into this race to basically prevent elizabeth warren or bernie sanders from getting the nomination, but now the big question is how much is he hurting joe biden? what kind of pressure is there behind the scenes on bloomberg's team and what are you hearing in terms of how that's playing out? >> i think what you saw given last night, a tale of two candidates. one, michael bloomberg, whose goal was to block bernie sanders from getting the nomination, still charging ahead as if nothing has happened, as if nobody has voted and nobody has dropped out. on the other hand, you have mayor pete buttigieg who has warned against a sanders candidacy. that's one of the reasons he was in this race. he recognized his presence was probably doing more that help senator sanders than it was to hurt him so he exited. that's the kind of selfless leadership people will remember down the line. i think there will be a ton of pressure on michael bloomberg in particular after super tuesday if he does not do well, when you go to the states like florida and georgia later in march, to

bernie sanders and joe biden. mike bloomberghe most important person to the nominee if the nominee is joe biden. i talked to two folks from the biden campaign. a couple folks in the bloomberg campaign. there is analysis that it is moving into group think. i watched the speeches since the nevada caucus. he has turned the idea of an establishment. he's weaponized it again biden. they would have left him as road kill if he bombed saturday night. african-american voters, every age, male and female of south carolina and jim clyburn are the reason joe biden is hoping, and saying really, really good and cautiously optimistic. it is the african-american voters in south carolina. >> but all political coverage around the country is like the establishment -- >> the prominent democrats, after seeing biden perform well in south carolina, other prominent democrats said, okay, maybe joe can do it. there were doubts. >> with friends like that, you should stoik african-american voters. these include people, former obama folks. the idea that bern

bloomberg, paid big delegate did not work out. kennedy: i will take his money, bernie sanders, your days are numbered. after joe biden completely, unexpectedly trounced on tuesday says sleepy joe kidnapping his dagger and crazy bernie's errors early as next week. how? michigan. last night biden 110 out of 15 primaries including every southern state on the board plus bernie to california, but they have not released the delegate break down there. as of now, two front runners are pretty close in the delegate count. 56610501. and last night, joe was understandably jubilant. watch for a just a few days ago the press had declared the campaign dead. [booing] and then came south carolina. [cheering] and we are told we got to super tuesday would be over. while it may be over for the other guy. kennedy: the main line right into sleep joe's heart. but joe, me and joe had to have a hilarious gaff watch this. >> they don't called super tuesday for nothing. by the way, zero no this is my wife this is my sister they switched on me. kennedy: sounds like your honeymoon joe, bernie sanders on t

is something on the order of this combination of michael bloomberg and joseph biden together, a moderate survivor against summit -- senator sandersdynamic you sense within your washington of the linkage of michael bloomberg to joseph biden? there as you pointed out, -- they are both moderate, same blockthis of voters. when you look at the polls, joe biden does seem to be ahead of michael bloomberg in many cases, despite the amount of money that michael bloomberg has spent on advertisements. clearly surpassing the rest of the candidates. joecine: how do you explain biden's astonishing come back? if you look at the polls, do they suggest a centrist would do better against president trump than bernie sanders, or not? emily: at this point you are seeing -- the reason we are looking at biden right now is because of the strong showing in south carolina, his strong showing with african-american voters, a critical block for the democratic party. at this point there are supporters of bernie sanders where he beats trump, supporters of joe biden that will .2 polls where he beats trump. trumpare polls that show beating both. we expect a lot

yeah he's look i think mayor bloomberg has said that he will put it at the disposal of the nominee. i think there have been those from senator sanders campaign who have flatly rejected any support that mayor bloomberg would be offering and so depending on who will demand money is i think that that will bet will be the determination there right and i think it's very important you point out it is still a long way to go until all the results are known tonight 2 of the biggest states texas and. california is still not in those results and of course the convention a long way to go as well let's now take a closer look at the issues and where the democratic candidates stand on these issues like immigration for instance which has been one of the most contentious issues under donald trump's presidency and democratic hopefuls have been promising to overturn many of his controversial decisions if elected take a listen on why we will go on legal stance of the 1800000 young people and their parents eligible for talk of. the fact is honorable and decent that allows a legitimate pathway to citizenship for undocumented people not enough just to go

sanders is in virginia tonight. virginia beach, with actually, about elizabeth warren in texas. michael bloomberga. let listen in, though, for a little bit to bernie sanders. [cheering] >> that in some case they are charging us ten time more for the same exact drugs that they sell in other countries. and the insurance companies are getting just a little bit nervous. because we are going to end absurdity of the yiet being only major country on earth not to guarantee health care to all people with the human right. now, with the establishment saying let the law say and political pundits are saying, bernie sanders can't beat trump. [booing] well to those folks, i would suggest take a look at the last 70 national polls -- [cheering] so as we beat trump 65 out of the 70 polls, take a look at recent polls in michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, and other battle ground states. we beat trump. [cheering] and we're going to beat trump here in virginia as well. [cheering] and the reason that we are going to win is twofold. number one, we have strongest grassroots movement of any campaign in the modern history

joe biden has been outspent by bernie sanders and also michael bloomberg. i think bernie sanders is going to do just fine. i'm from southern california. plenty of rappers and folks with great quotes. bottom line is i think you're going to see bernie sanders is doing much better, he's going to do much better because he finally have the kinds of funds where he can communicate to the communities in a way every candidate would like to. the thing i love about joe biden is the fact that he is a true public servient. he's not a nay sayer, not angry guy telling people to get off my lawn. he knows how to work with people on both sides of the aisle and how to get things done. >> bernie sanders a cranky, elderly person telling people to get off his lawn? is that what you're saying? >> i remember as a kid anytime someone would yell at me to go away or something, it reminds me of that. that's all. >> that's your take. doug, i've got sanders people coming later in the hour. so, we get everybody. take a listen on the note buttigieg struck while dropping out. >> we need lea

sanders now stands at 382. michael bloomberging five delegates to his count. maine is too close to call right now, biden and sanders within 2 percentage points of each other. we'll bring you those results when we get them. lauren: joe biden's southern sweep boosting stocks this morning, a day after the fed cut interest rates by 50 basis points in a rare emergency move and now president trump is proposing yet another idea to help curb the damage from the coronavirus. let's discuss. doug flynn from flynn zito capital management is here, as well as craig demuke. chief economist. is this the biden bounce or something else? >> i think it is a little bit. the market was not liking the idea of a sanders potential move ahead. i talked to a lot of people on both sides of the spectrum politically and even hard core democrats were not really keen on that, especially if they have any money invested wha whatsoevr which is half of the population. this gets back to he is the establishment guy, we know what it looks like, and the market likes a

so both bloomberg and sanders very, very, very deep on the ground. but the time that the sanders campaign here has allowed him to really reach i think on a more nuances level to the latino electorate. >> meanwhile the biden campaign doing everything it can to build on the momentum. professor, it's great to have you here, thank you so much, i really appreciate it. we are going to squeeze in a quick break. we are expecting vice president biden and senator amy klobuchar, his new endorser, to take the stage in texas any moment. it's a big night tonight, stay with us. [♪] even when your car is clean, does it still smell stuffy or stale? try febreze car. it eliminates stuffy car odors and leaves behind a fresh scent for up to 30 days. try febreze car in a variety of scents including extra light. you spend less and get way more., so you can bring your vision to lif. for small prices, you can build big dreams. spend less. get way more. shop everything home at wayfair toda. thcan it helpber 360 smartkeep me asleep? now. absolutely, it senses your movements an

bloomberg and he's not backing down. >>how all those biden have to do to blunt of the sanders a bulldozer in california. why think right now it's more about the spread i think bought a sanders is comics during long california. >>by has not had a strong ground game here. i think because the campaign was a little bit lose momentum and now south carolina that game momentum so now's biden can win within a certain margin, his constituents will be reinvigorated and i think that's what they're going for if not the land. >>don't think they can come anywhere close to winning it would be nice for him if if sanders gets 37%. if he finishes at 20%. so we can get some of these delegates i think by the end of tomorrow. sanders will still have the delegate lead across the country because california is going to help him significantly. we will then we get to see whether bloomberg drops out whether warren drops out and whether they can. prevent a brokered convention because they can't biden doesn't get enough delegates for bernie doesn't ok so it's going to bring that up bloomberg or tomorrow will be his first time on th

we've seen surges by former vice president joe biden, former new york mayor michael bloomberg, bernie sanders holding strong, but nobody is racking up numbers of 40% and 50%. no one is running the table either in california or in the country. they're all going to have to divide the delegates and that's going to make for one heck of a convention in milwaukee this summer. >> we have a full election result for each race and ballot measure. just go to abc7news.com and go to our app. we also have the results streaming at the bottom of your screen. >>> 4:34. we have developing news. health officials in santa clara county confirmed two new cases of coronavirus. >> that mean there's are 11 cases in the county. julian glover is live in san jose with more on this story. good morning. >>> good morning. 11 confirmed cases here in santa clara county. those two latest cases confirmed at a press conference yesterday. but those public health officials they did not share information about the latest infected people, who they are or how they came down with the virus. instead the county health officials providi

sanders lead is shrinking. it bloomberg in 2012 when the republicans were passing around for anybody but romney. if they didn't think that he could go against obama, he couldn't defend himself against its main capital experience. how is he going to withstand the obama tax? there is no other alternative it was basically coming down to democrats choosing between socialism and humility. >> he has some gaps, but the democrats obviously except those gaps, we talked about this earlier but the panel, it sort of like the republicans accepting how trump talks about things. it upset some people, others say it's okay >> i think it depends on how it comes out. it's one thing within the democratic debate, and it's another thing when it goes up against donald trump. he's going to come out with guns blazing, and if he can't hold his own, and if you seems as a campaign unfolds, you saw how ronald reagan, when he had his first debate he didn't seem to be quite all there. if biden has that kind of moment, doesn't have that great recovery, th

and mike bloomberg is backing joe biden after suspending his presidential bid. bernie sandersree states and california and with no wins even in her home state of

sanders 32% of the 415 delegates. biden just under 24. 21 delegates. bloomberg under 15% 8 delegates. texas, the other big prize worth 228 did he goes. you have biden. 56 delegates, sanders just under 30% at 50 delegates. bloomberg just under 15% with 4 delegates and warren just 11.6 with zero delegates. here's the magic number. 15%. and in any congressional district have you got to meet that to take any proportional delegate for texas and california. we will see how it goes. meanwhile the big question is whether or not bloomberg's gamble paid off. is he paying upwards of a million or more dollars a delegate. probably bigger than that. yesterday his campaign manager told reporters about rumors of a reassessment. who knows. and then there is finally what about elizabeth warren? what does she do now? she sends out a fundraising letter late last night which says, in part, there are six more primaries just one week away and we need your help to keep up the momentum. so clearly at this point, both are in, we will see what the day brings. brian, ainsley, steve? brian: it will be crazy. i'm

so both bloomberg and sanders very, very, very deep on the ground. but the time that the sanders campaign here has allowed him to really reach i think on a more nuanced level to the latino electorate. >> meanwhile the biden campaign doing everything it can to build on the momentum. professor, it's great to have you here. thank you so much. i really appreciate it. >> thanks, rachel. >> we are going to squeeze in a very quick break. we are expecting vice president biden and senator amy klobuchar, his new endorser, to take the stage in texas any moment. it's a big night tonight. stay with us. (howling wind) (howling wind) since you're heading off to dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compare to zerowater's 5-stage. this meter shows how much stuff, or dissolved solids, gets left behind. our tap water is 220. brita? 110... seriously? but zerowater- let me guess. zero? yup, that's how i know it is the purest-tasting water. i need to find the receipt for that. oh yeah, you do. t-mobile's new offer on

mike bloomberg going hard after bernie sanders as he closed out his campaign yesterday take a listenwhat he told a town hall in virginia. >> i don't think the country wants revolutionary change i think the country wants evolutionary change. and sanders is a very revolutionary kind of guy. he cannot bring over moderates from the other side. he won't even keep all the moderates in the democratic side some will go over to trump >> reporter: but in the short term, the big obstacle for mike bloomberg, not bernie sanders, but joe biden, especially as sources tell us that former president barack obama has been sending the signal privately that joe biden is the one to back frances? >> all right josh letterman for us, josh, thank you. >> a close call for a small plane landing in goodyear, arizona. it came in without a tire or landing gear it had to land on its belly. the pilot and one other person were the only people on board. luckily they both walked away unharmed >> extreme weather breaking out in multiple states we have confirmed reports of a half dozen or more tornadoes touching down in

whether it's elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, mike bloomberg, or others. eality, though, about those few sentences from senator sanders. the math just isn't there. the candidate who brought lots more voters into our coalition and brought them out to vote last night was joe biden. if you look at his numbers, he has far exceeded the projections and voter turnout in 2016. huge increase in turnout and turnout for joe. the folks who have come to vote for joe in these early primaries are the most reliable voters in the democratic coalition. >> that often manes older voters. i want to ask about younger voters whom bernie sanders is doing well and joe biden is struggling with. joe biden is the same guy he is on wednesday after super tuesday as he was on the friday before south carolina, so how can he get those younger voters? >> well, one of the challenges here is looking clearly at the numbers. young voter turnout is not going up from 201620 to 2020. across the country as they've gone. they care deeply about lgbtq rights and immigration. and they care about labor

sanders in colorado. he won there in 2016. bloomberg and biden doing well in colorado. exas, sanders is doing well but the delegates are going to split, means sanders, if tonight's about numbers of ointgates and arguments of point in the family feud, it's messy for sanders because colorado is a split result. >> and what is the basis of the bloomberg candidacy going forward? he got in because biden collapsed and now biden is having a good night, and where does bloomberg go from here? the problem bloomberg has is he doesn't fit into either party. he did a fox news town hall the other night. at times he sounded like a republican, at times like a democrat. in order to win, you have to be genuine and authentic, warts and all. trump, sanders, biden, these are genuine and authentic people, and they do well, and his authenticity is in question, and it's hard to win when people question your authenticity as a candidate. >> yeah, but all that bloomberg said that now he says he's in it .o win it. remembert that when he first went into the race, he said he was only doing it because

things stand right now $257.00 that is the delegate total for joe biden $152.00 for bernie sanders 17 for mike bloomberg and elizabeth warren has fallen down to 4th with 12 that an incredibly strong night so far for joe biden bernie sanders has won 2 states so far joe biden is one all of the rest but there are still some big prizes up california texas to say the least and when those numbers come in we will bring them to you all right great thanks for that you're going to talk about strategic voting should be assisted you get is because look i mean just so that our international viewers get an idea what we're talking about here when we come to the general elections are we talking baseball or football these are the 2 unique american sports are we talking about batting and fielding and running out on circles and calling statistics or are we talking american football and people know what american football looks like it looks like rough stuff tackling and someone has to hold the ball and take it to the end and i think this election with this incumbent president this is no way in the world is going to look li

joe biden, here is another one, calling the race in texas for joe biden, 32%, bernie sanders 30%, michael bloomberg 17%, elizabeth warren 12%, 228 delegates up for grabs in texas, it seemed to be a bernie sanders stronghold, but it looks like joe biden will win. here is what bernie sanders told a crowd tonight. >> we are not only taking on the corporate establishment, we are taking on the political establishment. >> [ cheering ] >> but we are going to win, because the people understand that it is our campaign, our movement, which is best positioned to defeat trump.>> again a big win for bernie sanders in california, but a big win for joe biden, a surprise in texas, and exactly how the delegates breakdown remains to be seen, but the momentum is certainly with joe biden tonight. >> officials account elections offices around the state are processing and counting ballots. >> santa clara county registrar's office, with how things are going tonight.>> reporter: the registrar's office posted initial results on the website at 8 pm, and every 45 minutes, and at this hour, i would to show you a group of volu

interestingly, guys, bernie sanders, michael bloomberg, thought northern virginia important enough to hold rallies here over the weekend, bernie sanders was in virginia even on the night of the south carolina primary holding a rally. joe biden held a raep lly in norfolk on sunday. candidates think this is a crucial battle ground and it does shape up to be that. virginia has turned steadily blue, democratic, since president trump took office, they've flipped three incumbent republicans out of office in the congressional races since then, they have held the governors mansion, they're hoping to turn the tide in the general election. more volunteers coming in here. 13 solid hours of voting, guys, we will be here all day, we're pretty excited about it. >> just one of 14 states and american samoa voting today, brian todd will be in each and every one by the time the polls close. thanks for being with us. >>> we do have breaking news, at least two people are dead as a powerful tornado ripped through nashville, tennessee, that area early this morning. dozens of people hospitalized at this mom

. >> the poll shows head-to-head match up with bernie sanders and donald trump and with michael bloombergnd donald trump and with joe biden with donald trump. all 3 beat them. >> i don't weigh it. -- buy it. when president trump takes the stage against biden, sanders or bloomberg, he has a good match up regardless of who comes out of it. >> a tweet from the west wing. pete buttigieg is out. all of his super tuesday votes go to sleepy joe biden. this is the beginning of the democracy taking bernie sanders out of play. no nomination again. what is your sense about how that plays out on the left? >> i think they will go all the way to milwaukee. i believe that bernie sanders will probably go in with the plurality of the delegates and the democrats will take it away from the vote of the people and put someone else forward, maybe biden. the president's accomplishments on taxes and reforms and funding our military and helping our veterans, taking china to task and getting trade deals with mexico and canada, people will ask themselves: am i better off now than 4 years ago? they will say yes and

he is 73, bernie sanders 78, mike bloomberg 78. older white men happened to be very wealthy and this is not what we would get. >> people were going to say trump was getting far along for him to be running for a second term until -- now he is the kid on the block and the youngest in the race. these candidates have to deal with that. michael bloomberg was asked in a townhall tonight, he spoke about his health and he is still licensed to fly as a pilot. they have to deal with this. not necessarily disqualifying, how could it be but it doesn't help. >> i want to ask about you have been part of the washington press corps for a long time and we heard chris matthews is stepping down after a number of controversies in the last few weeks but here is what he said. >> a conversation with msnbc tonight will be my last hardball. the younger generation is ready to take the reins. we see them in politics and the media and fighting for their causes. they are in the workplace, we are talking better standards than we grew up with, fairer standards.

but bloomberg's campaign very much thinks that by staying in the race, they're eating away at some of sanders support in different places, which is true. we see how bloomberg rises in the polls and in different states and the way he's been playing for super tuesday all along. and similar states like california and texas, that bernie sanders has really been fighting for and taking a lead in so far. so they firmly believe that if they got out now it would help bernie sanders and we all know the ways in which bloomberg speaks publicly and privately, helping bernie sanders is not something he wants to do at this point in the race. >> is there coordination among the campaigns here? >> there is not coordination among the campaigns other than, you know, pete buttigieg and joe biden having a phone call last night about the state of the race and about pete buttigieg dropping out of the race. it seems as if the way buttigieg is talking publicly that he's leaning toward endorsing joe biden. that's not confirmed yet and hasn't happened yet. but of the options in the race, especially according to who alig