on the democratic side this morning after super tuesday -- > coloradans were certainly feeling the bern. i'm going to break down the results here in colorado.... and explain why voters say the democratic organizers ruined their day. morning, we'll break down the biggest day int eh 2016 race so far -- first - let's get over to marty... today has all the ingredients for high fire danger - colorado was bernie sanders carried out state on super tuesday. but clinton had a much larger 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is here with the results . tarhonda, good morning. good morning, cheryl. bernie sanders has been gaining momentum-- especially among young voters-- in ...but analysts said... the real test was whether those voters would show up to caucus for him. "long lines" in these photos-- they did. a big focus on colorado... and it paid off for him. sanders got 58 percent of the colorado... and it paid off for him. sanders got 58 percent of the vote. clinton has 41 percent. that's with 84 percent of the precincts reporting. if you recall, eight years ago - hillary clinton lost here barack obam

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supporters happy with the outcome chanting his popular slogan -- feel the bern "feel the bern. feel the bern."the super tuesday bonanza for front-runners and a test of survival for others. presidential candidate: "when i am president of the united states, we will not just save the american dream, we will it to reach more people than ever."sanders and clinton are vying for for more than a third the delegates needed to win the democratic race. presidential candidate: "this campaign isn't just about electing a president, it's about transforming america."the stakes are higher for republicans. nearly half the republican delegates needed to clinch the gop nomination are up for grabs.--many of these states will divide those delegates proportionally but donald trump has the upper hand -- coming into the day with the most delegates -- and winning the first big contests. i'm mary moloney reporting. united nations secretary-general ban ki-moon says the cease fire in syria is holding despite "some incidents." speaking in madrid today... ban ki-moon discussed the agreement that's now in its

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>>> at 11:00, is cleveland eling the bern. >>> caucus and primary races t. >>> a member gn is getting the ax. >>> a toddler calls 911 for what he thought was an emergency . what it really was say about it. >>> we have we were the first to tell you that a car driven by ief son was stolen tonight. this happened on lakewood boulevard and euclid. he went inside to pay is when someone jumped inside the vehicle and took off. it is a silver 2011 chevy impala >>> to the white house went through northeast ohio tonight. bernie sanders spoke in front of two different crowds tonight. one was at a baptist church get clevelanders to feel the bern. >>> -- >> reporter: bernie sanders made strong pushes on unemployment and education gaps especially among minorities, saying he wants to make college tuition free. >> if bail out families now. we are tired of seeing videos of unarmed people being shot. >> reporter: sanders to questions from the audience camille rice's cousin.>> as rapidly as possible in every instance where there is a death at the hands of the police, there will be an immediate federal de

john: with michigan feeling the bern , former president bill clinton is coming to columbus to campaign for hillary. clinton will be here to campaign at the hillary for ohio office and in dayton at 6:00 to persuade ohio to resist the bern he was the self-styled comeback kid 25 years ago, but bernie sanders edged out hillary. it did not faze the clinton-machine, but michigan is another matter that could put ohio into play. clinton leads by 9% in ohio, but 17% are open to changing their minds. this ohio race seems to tighten up. that is bringing bill clinton to ohio where he will lay out why he thinks that hillary is the natural and bought choice to run against trump or an anti-trump republican in november. there are no winner take all delegates on the democratic side in ohio. although bernie sanders is exciting his base with the win last night, he is not closing the delegate gap that much. in columbus, john london, wlwt news 5. kyla: the countdown is on to tuesday with both parties pushing to get voters. dan griffin is downtown with how they plan to make the most of the next few days. da

we take a spring break. ♪ fernando: feel the bern.s a catch-phrase that's swept the nation, particularly with millennials who support senator bernie sanders' presidential campaign. sanders' message about making college affordable and creating jobs is resonating with young people. it has attracted dynamic supporters to his effort. i caught up with his national press secretary, symone sanders, for a conversation about her passion for the black lives matter movement, economic justice, and getting her boss elected president. what is something that you think people don't know about bernie sanders at this point that they should know? symone: they should know that he is -- he's funny. i think sanders is funny. he's got tons of personality, and he's always there with a good joke, and he's jokester really. he really is. and i don't think people get that. fernando: 26-year-old symone sanders is sanders' national -- designs the campaign message for senator sanders. i have watched a lot of your speeches and clips i was really clips for your progr

. >> bern bern was the senator in vermont, and how many african americans was in vermont that he hado represent? >> reporter: at clinton's office staff and volunteers are monitoring the phones. >> we definitely need more people making phone calls. >> reporter: they also hope to reach voters before stephanie does. >> do you know about bernie? >> reporter: diane eastabrook, al jazeera, milwaukee. >>> about 250 people are now headed back to their homes in northwest minnesota after a train derailment, tanker truck burst into flames after colliding with a freight train on thursday. it happened about 50 miles east of farfoe, north carolina. >>> this fall more than states plan to vote on possibly legalizing marijuana. the study is raising questions about long-term pot use. jake ward has more. >> reporter: states are making long-term changes to marijuana laws without knowing much about the long-term effects of the drug. and that's just because the research has not been done. >> we know way less about marijuana than we do tobacco and alcohol. you know, the -- the -- when a product is legal, i

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(nats) "feel the bern. feel the bern." picking up his home state of vermont -- minnesota -- and colorado. (bernie sanders/ (d) presidential candidate): "this campaign isn't just about electing a president, it's about transforming america." marco rubio winning his first state of the primary season --minnesota. he insists his campaign is in it for the long haul (marco rubio/ (r) presidential candidate): "when i am president of the united states, we will not just save the american dream, we will it to reach more people than ever." after big wins in texas and oklahoma -- ted cruz says it's time for other republicans to rally around him -- to beat trump. (ted cruz/ (r) presidential candidate): "as long as the field remains divided, donald trump's path to the nomination remains more likely. and that would be a disaster for republicans, for conservatives and for the nation." but ben carson isn't worried about his poor showing. and says despite the complicated process - he's not dropping out. (ben carson/(r) have weaved such a com

they're waiting too as that lady just said as she walked by, feel the bern. >> all i want to do is help a president. >> reporter: from t-shirts to banners to posters, today is the bronx's turn to feel the bern. >> he understands that the people have the power and he's tapping in to that. >> this is totally worth it. be part of the revolution. be part of something. >> reporter: thousands of people including the very young lined up here hours after tonight's 7:00 rally, a deeply diverse crowd. >> i look at the people supporting him and the message i get is one of love, compassion, inclusivity, one of bringing people together. >> reporter: earlier today sanders sat down with dave evans. he's adamant about keeping new when voters head to the polls. >> come election day, it shrinks and often we go over the top. we think we had an excellent chance. >> reporter: meantime, a day after campaigning in harlem, hillary clinton held a rally in westchester county, painting frontrunner. >> i have earned 9 million votes in this election already. donald trump. and i have 2 and a half million more votes

this one a little bit closer to new bern avenue. at least two of the left lanes are closed so we can expect to see much worse delays. we will take a look at those drive times coming up when we switch back over to fox 50. this is where the two accidents are right here. so again, we'll expect to see more delays in that area. also we'll let you know south of -- in wake county, sunset lake road. [ female announcer ] most of the time it's easy to know which option is better. so it's good to know that mazola corn oil has 4 times more cholesterol blocking plant sterols than olive oil. and a recent study found that it can help lower cholesterol 2 times more. take care of those you love and cook deliciously. south a income be in man serving a life sentence is a free man this morning after a judge dropped his convictions. >> in court yesterday, the judge said the north carolina system failed howard dudley. dudley has been in prison sevenning a life ntcesince 1992. he was convicted for sexually assaulting his 9-year-old daughter. the state nev

a bern baby bern supporter took an enormous sanders puppet to msnbc's live location in detroit last nighty bit of it. well, we do apologize if you have any nightmares from it. and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." political analyst and best selling author ellis henican is here this morning. >> good morning. that's a little scary, i have to say. >> it is. but sander has a huge upset in michigan. both "the new york times" and "the new york post" leading with sanders upsets in michigan. what does this do to hillary clinton? >> well, it doesn't wreck her delegate count, she is still way ahead, but it brings up a dicey question in november. here is a populist, enthusiastic, passionate guy making a message to working class white voter, does that sound anyone else that hillary might be facing this year? >> well it might not mess up the delegates, but not the super delegates. >> well, listen, hillary is getting this nomination and trump is looming out there in the same message that bernie sanders is delivering from ther. trump will be playing the same chords in november if he's t

sorry, was na a bern, was na a bern? look, i will say this, it is great to see young protestors so inspired bipolar particulars that they are no longer just hashtaging their feelings but actually getting off the couch and getting involved. but at the same time you've got to be careful. because the narrative trump tells his sim paltizer thes are under attack. the left liberal force wants to silence them. so if you come in and you actually try to silence them, it is like trying to put a fire out by putting wood on to it. you have given trump the vil and that up until now he was making up. and you are probably saying what vil an, trevor, we're just a bunch of progressive college students of various ethnicities and religeon and gender identities. exactly. you are the vil an he's talking about. and here's how you know that you are doing exactly what trump wants. it's in his script. >> go home to mommy. >> go to truck you in-- tuck you in bed. get them out of here. get them out of here. can i be honest with you, it adds to the

. >>> michigan was definitely feeling the bern. [ cheers and applause ] and the bern was not just fromer in flint. [ laughter ] bernie sanders stunned the prognosticators by taking michigan after trailing hillary clinton by 21 points in the latest polls. [ applause ] but she took it graciously. here's

it's rather slow from new bern wade avenue. morning. looks like it may be using up a trail toward weight, but certainly between new bern avenue and back toward the bypass, clear around to glenwood avenue it is stop and roll. allow that extra time. also on 540 westbound between lewisburg road and creekmore road, very slow. once you get out leesville and glenwood avenue, 540 westbound, traffic moving along well. as we zoom in on what to do about that earlier crash on capital around wade avenue. looks like those delays have cleared up inbound so if you're trying to come into town on capital boulevard from the belt on you should be in good shape. picking up delays on the northbound side of the durham freeway. let's take you out to 147 and alexander. slow traffic heading toward ellis road. it starts to thin out a little bit. traffic speeds pick up into downtown. the overall drive taking 10 minutes from i-42 downtown. bill? >>> bugatti is looking to break the record for the fastest car in the world. the french automaker revealed geneva motor

feel the bern, for her. >> i'm whoever you want me to be and i approve this message. i'm trying here, guys. >> and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." i laugh every time i see that. just funny. let's bring in msnbc political reporter jane timm. thanks so much for being here. >> good morning. >> we're talking about politics. of course all eyes are on tuesday. but there's going to be a little upset because we're expecting john kasich to actually win ohio. what is this going to do to trump? >> you know, it won't do as much as people who oppose donald trump would like, unless marco rubio can also win florida. if trump loses both florida and ohio, then we actually have maybe a race. but if trump wins florida he gets to walk out a champion and kasich win in ohio. you know. they say no republican has ever won the white house without winning ohio. but no republican like donald trump has ever run before so i think we can safely say all bets are off. >> he's definitely a game changer. right now he's under fire because of all the violence going on in the rallies.

. >> thousands of people expected to attend that rally at the university of florida. and bern has a lot at stake right now as he tries to ward off hillary clinton here in the sunshine is state. we're live. and a lot of people out there behind you already. >> good morning ture. it's gonna by a busy day here on the campus of the university of florida. the crowd already starting to build. they just opened the doors here before 8:00 to let the crowd in. they've started to trickle in. tight security. they've got the metal detecters set up. it the main stage behind me is where bernie sanders will be speaking. he's set to take the stage around 11:00 this morning. if all goes as planned, he'll be on the stage at 11:00. they're expecting thousands here as we pan the crowd. nick's gonna show you behind the scenes here, yoke see the metal detecters set up. i'd say there's a hefty crowd, at least 500 people already lined up, but they're expecting thousands here. it's still early yet, of course for college campuses. >> as for bern, he's had a busy week with his big win in michigan and the big debate

can you feel the bern?hnson, a young chicago activist and sixth grader and i like to think friend of mine. how are you? it'sigate to see you. great to see you doing your advocacy. why are you feeling the bern? >> well, i feel the bern because bernie sanders, i like to say that i would help endorse him with the chicago teachers union because i feel that bernie sanders is a president that will fight for everyone. because we need a president that will not be endorsed by our mayor because of the things that our mayor has done, like with cutting programs and making us lose money. and bringing down the economy. >> and one of your big issues has always been the schools, the schools you go and and your feeling that mayor emanuel has not been supportive of public education. do you feel -- there's a big horn behind me, but do you feel that bernie sanders has a strong platform on education, for instance? >> yes, i do. i do feel that he has a strong platform. and the reason i say that is because of the things like he w

not bern ye sanders, no. bernie was just like we got decimated. we got destroyed. and he just bounced back like a character in jackass finding the joy in the pain. >> ba did it feel like? >> it felt like [bleep] (laughter) now bernie sanders may have lost that battle but he is definitely looking forward to the war. >> we got killed but i'm in minnesota now. we think we're going to do very well in minnesota on supertuesday, colorado we're going do well. oklahoma we're going to do well. i think we're going to win in massachusetts. and i believe we're going to win in vermont. >> trevor: that sounds about right. i'm sure bernie will crush in any state where in winter you can't distinguish the voters from the snow. darn this weather, helen, we've got to get to the polls. helen, where are you, hellen? >> over here, darren, by the prius. >> trevor: if you are getting tired of all these primaries and voting and democracy as a whole, there's good news. there san alternative. fascism, yeah. you know it is a word i have heard my whole life but i didn't really know what it was

the employment situation in this country is abysmal, as bad as it's ever bern.by defending liberty by making america strong. he uses the phrase make america great again, you might consider it a cliche'. it's not a cliche'. america needs to be great in the sense we are creating jobs. we are defending our country and respected around the world and restored ourselves to the principles that once guide the country. foreign workers are being brought in ostensibly because the skill ketz are not available in our labor force. in reality those that are learning are those skill sets do exist. these foreign visas are being issue offed to bring people in to train their replacements and drive wages down. john: but donald trump did that on his golf course. he had local applicants he said weren't any good. >> to look at this trump candidacy. this is a leap of faith. as it is with any candidacy you want to discuss here. every one i can sit here and rattle off areas that would give you have good reason not to trust and have deep concerns. as it relates to trump he's not a profess

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rally is feeling the bern this afternoon. john: we will take you back to downtown raleigh, where bernie sanders is in our backyard. he is speaking now. barbara: and a big day for women akannouncer: the only station with three newsrooms in downtown raleigh, downtown durham, and abc 11 eyewitness news continues. barbara: happening now, bernie sanders is in town. the candidate has a very loyal following. the admitted socialist is hoping to get others on board. andrea blanford is live with what he hopes is a winning strategy. sound is so behind you. andrea: this crowd has been getting revved up. we want to give ea look. he took to the podium and the crowd was on its feet. and every now and again, they are responding with a very loud cheers and applause. he did adjust an overflow crowd of a couple thousand people before he could be stage, he said. he made a point to speak to those who could not fit in the auditorium. he made sure there was a chance to see supporters face-to-face. before he came up, an 18-year-old bernie supporter

the city seemed to feel the bern. over 15 thousand. at a convention center rally. and on soup tuesday. he when it's all said and done. like a split screen. >> if you're scratching your head wondering how. just because sanders received more support on tuesday. doesn't mean he receives all of the delegates. on super tuesday sanders received 38 delegates. clinton received 28. because she has the superdelegates in her back pocket. people like hickenlooper. >> . two uncommitted delegates of of the 12 here. they will be popular people. in the weeks to come. >> humidity is low. visibility good. and we have a southwest wind. now at 13 miles per hour. >> 49 morrison. warm there. close to the same in broom field. cooler in thorn thornton. and brighton. 40 centennial. across the rest of the front range. temperatures as you can see are mainly in the 30s. and 40s. out there. you have cooled into the 30s in castle rock. >> too dry to support anything coming down. just get rid tkeu for cloud cover late in the day. then we will start with. the same across the rest ot state. watch

senator bern py sanders is boshinging in michigan and ohio.s hour sanders is rallying the youth vote. once again in the state of michigan. and he is doing a rally and earlier he was trying to rally it in cleveland and he took this swipe at the republicans. >> we are all witnessing some really remarkable unbelievable behavi behavior. it is good thing we are going to put money in mental health. they are crazy. when their debates go on, you have to get the kids out of the room. >> reporter: sanders point ping out the differences between his posiings and hillary clinton's vows. but he said their differences are not personal. >> what about hillary clinton, she's focusing on detroit, right. >> she is spending her entire weekend in detroit and we'll speak at a michigan democratic party event in detroit. clinton met with african-american pastors here in detroit. she spoke about giving her life to public service and she is the candidate to end mass incarceration. clinton ripped republicans on a major issue in this city. >> now no surprise, they have al

florida democrats are really feeling hillary clinton...and not so much feeling the bern. his voter support is just at 23 percent...while clinton is soaring in the polls with a whopping 68 percent. and speaking of who's supporting who...cnn is reporting that ben carson will announce his support for donald here in florida. i'm looking into what this could mean for the other republican candidates, coming up at 6. in this morning's lakeland ledger, you can see more of those poll results and read about who the biggest supporters are for each candidate. bernie sanders will be back on the campaign trial this morning after making a stop in the bay area. sanders showed up to thousands of supporters at the florida state fairgrounds. this week marks the sanders campaign's first visit to florida. given the crowd's size and enthusiasm 10 news' eric glasser asked the senator if they'd made a mistake not making florida a priority earlier. hours before sander's event, hillary clinton was in ybor city. clinton focused her comments on topics important to florida such as climate change and

it is 440 westbound new bern to bentwood feel barbara: "good morning america" is next. make it a great thursday. this is a letter from someone who's here. she has to take a brand name drug. been taking it since the early 1980's. at that time it cost approximately $180 for 10 shots. the latest refill was $14.700 for the same 10 vials and the company is called valeant pharmaceuticals. i'm going after them. this is predatory pricing and we're going to make sure it is stopped. >>> good morning, america. state of emergency. more than a foot of rain drowning the south. devouring homes. sweeping away trucks and buses. nine states now under flood watches as the northeast faces record high temperatures. >> breaking overnight a deadly rampage. at least five killed after a gunfight breaks out at a backyard barbecue. the massive manhunt for the killers right now. >>> making headlines, hillary clinton and bernie sanders trading blows overnight. >> madam secretary, i will match my record against yours any day of the week. >> my dad used to say if it >> when donald trump dances his wa

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it is called the barbershop rap session, being held up right now at the barbershop on new bern steve: voters showing support for a controversial nondiscriminatory ordinance. it would allow people to pick the restroom of their choice. opponents say it runs the safety of women and children across the state. lawmakers will be gathering for a special session tomorrow to see if they could toss out that charlotte ordinance. new polling, 51% of the respondents -- 25% say it the legislature should dictate what can be passed. 23% are not sure. tisha: a tragedy, that left four students dead. steve: what we're learning about the four young women killed in that accident. tisha: fast cash, what they are tripsteve: tragedy hitting a local college campus. students and faculty joining us for the family and mourning today. tisha: donesha scott, kandis mcbride-jones, robyne barnes, and quedeshia brown killed. we have more on the four young reporter: it is. very heavy hearts here at wesleyan college. administrators canceled classes and invited you to an stew meat together any building here on campus so

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now bern bern of course is expected to win -- bernie sanders is expected to win his home state of vermont. the only one up for grabs at this point is the state of colorado here. at this point, at one point during the polling senator clinton was expected to win that state but new polls have sanders closing that gap. download our application and tune in to abc action news at results. >>> the presidential candidates florida. hillary clinton, donald trump and marco rubio are holding rallies here. >>> something that could affect voter turnout on super tuesday, severe weather. ivan with more. votes across the southeastern u.s. we don't have to worry about severe weather though. so let's focus on the super tuesday states. across the north no problem, just light snow across portions of the rockies. this is the area we're going to focus in on. in fact i'm thinking, well, nasty thunderstorms. they are going to start in the morning across portions of arkansas. so voting there will be impacted early. as that front continues to push into the southeast, 5:00 to 7:00 we'll have a line of nasty thunderst

and the bern was not just from the water in flint. bernie sanders stunned the prognosticators by taking michigan after trailing hillary clinton by 21 points. but hillary clinton took it graciously. here's her official statement after the results came in. >> what's happening! ( laughter ) ( applause ) republican side, donald trump won the primaries in michigan, mississippi, and hawaii, so now aloha means both hello and good-bye, republican party. did y'all catch his victory speech? ( cheers and applause ) i thought you did. because it was on every single channel. i think even nick jr. was running it because i saw some sort of orange blob on tv. hey, kids! hey! hi! hey! hey! mexicans are coming to kill us! so here's the deal. last week, mitt romney called donald trump a fraud and a bad businessman because things like water, and trump steaks had all failed. mitt's home state of michigan, trump's victory speech had a little bit of product placement. >> mitt romney got up and made a speech the other day. i brought some things up because he