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bernie sanders. >> yes. >> marco rubio, ted cruz, john kasich do well in those one-on-one match ups against hillary clinton. they get wiped out by bernie sande sanders. the closest one bernie sanders has is with john kasich. those polls will be what everyone is talking about when you get to a convention like that. rubio stays alive in those polls with those discussions. >> especially because he comes to florida. it's going to be hard to deny him or kasich a place on this ticket because both come from such important states. >> we're about to ask our friendly customers to sit through a commercial break. when we come back, we'll go break free and bridge the top of the hour. it will give us our first characterization at the top of the 8:00 eastern hour. that is as the polls close in the state of mississippi. we're back shortly. stay with us. >>> we're back five minutes before the top of the hour. five minutes before our first results of the evening, first poll closing and first characterization of a race. steve at the big board with why republicans republicans, tonight, are voting the way they are. steve. >> we found an interesting number in the

trump is saying blame the bernie sande sanders campaign. >> if they went to bernie's rallies and didame thing you would be so angry with me. nobody talks about it but you would be so against me. it is a whole different standard when it comes to a republican conservative verses a liberal. >> a new nbc news poll has trump leading in illinois with 34 percent support followed by ted krusz at 25 percent. john kasich at 21 percent and marco rubio at 16 percent. a new cbs news poll has brad news for rubio showing him running in third in his home state of florida trump 34 percent, cruz 24 percent and rubio at 21 percent. to be fair other polls have rubio running second in florida. as for here in ohio the nbts 2 poll has kasich leading trump 29 to 33. kasich says trump will not be our next president. >> i am going to win in ohio with the support of the folks here who have seen their lives improve more jobs better wages, more hope, more people who have been ignored who are getting attention. that won't will be the end of it. he wion't be the president of te united states. >> super tuesday numb

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some are supporters ofbu bernie sande sanders. some are curious, some are angry.ed about some of the black lives matter protesters on the ground in chicago. what we saw here, black, white, hispanic, all making their voices heard against donald trump. >> wow. trymaine lee, thank you for that report from kansas city, missouri. keep tabs on it for us. thank you. sgroo now i want to bring in nbc news hallie jackson at the trump rally in bloomington, illinois. let's talk about the crowd where you are. what's the composition of it and what is the attitude? >> so composition, we're in bloomington, illinois, which is south of chicago, sort of in central illinois. it's a majority white community. and that's what you're seeing reflected in the population here. as far as the attitude, we haven't seen what you have seen in kansas city or the other places where donald trump is headed, which is protesters ready to demonstrate outside or even inside. really haven't seen any of that. there's been a couple scattered folks who have had signs, for example, who plan to hold them up.

there was an echelon that maybe was more socialist -- >> some of them were with bernie sande sanders,? no? >> i just -- >> different paths. >> we always talk politics, and not one of them revealed to me they were card-carrying socialists, not one. >> news you can use. >> i'm trying to think back. whole rolodecks of people, not one single socialist. >> how would donald trump be for wall street? it will be interesting because with hedge funds, he says he'll go after carried interest. >> yeah. >> has referred to them as nothing more than paper pushers. >> it would be -- yeah, there's -- not any of these guys are really running with the intention of making lloyd blankfein necessarily treasury secretary, but hillary clinton -- hey, think about jon corzine was in the senate, and hank paulson, treasury secretary. >> yes. >> there was a long tradition of public service that everyone seems to -- >> bob ruben was the treasury secretary. >> goldman's the hot potato. i talked to my daughter, she says, how could you have worked at that place? i was really poor. it's how i made money. it was good.

what she said today about trump and the republicans, as senator barney sande bernie sanders, who won his home state of vermont, vows to take a this all the way to the convention. abc's cecilia vega. with the candidates' final sprint. >> hi, everybody. >> reporter: hillary clinton making her final push today in the super tuesday battleground of minnesota. >> i'll work really hard for you, okay? >> reporter: shaking every last hand. taking every last selfie. >> you want to get a selfie? >> i would love to get a selfie. >> let's do it. >> reporter: she may be running against bernie sanders, but part of clinton's strategy now? taking on the gop, namely, donald trump. >> i'm just speaking out against bigotry and bullying wherever i hear it, and i hear a lot of it from the republican candidates. they seem to have forgotten completely about issues, and they're now running their campaigns based on insults. >> reporter: clinton even ripping on trump's campaign slogan. >> what we need to do together is make america whole again. >> reporter: but the man on the receiving end saying, bring it on.

bernie sande is here. [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders has ignited lot of passion, primarily among young people. and the incredible thing is he single nude selfie. bernie can get very fired up. i watch him on these debates. but remember, if it seems like he's yelling at you, it's because he is yelling at you and [ laughter ] my favorite part about watching bernie in debates is how he's always got his finger up like he's trying to flag down a waiter to get the check. it's like -- [ laughter ] bernie was on the ballot in three states today. tere was a primary in arizona and caucuses in idaho and utah. donald trump was behind in the polls in utah. utah is not particularly friendly territory for donald trump because most of the voters there are sobebe [ laughter ] it's a largely mormon state. but according to -- according to a new poll, 60% of republicans say they're embarrassed by their candndates in the primary so far. that's -- that means almost 40% of republicans aren't embarrassed by their candidates in the primary so far. [ laughter ] how can that be?

erupting in kansas city saturday night, police using pepper spray on anti-trump trump accusing bernie sanders of sanding protesters to his events. and tuesday, voting in five states, ohio, john kasich out front, with 39%, followed by trump and cruz. rubio urging his supporters to back kasich. and all the candidates talking about what's happening inside and outside trump rallies. and david wright starts us off tonight. >> it's just tear gas. >> reporter: forget occupy wall street, tonight, it's more like occupy donald trump. >> get him out of here. get him out. send him back to bernie. send him back. >> reporter: the latest example, today in bloomington, illinois. >> it was totally organized. the truth is, they're disruptors, not protesters. >> reporter: last night in kansas city, police used horses for crowd control. pepper stray. i have a mouthful of pepper spray. trump blamed bernie sanders for the disruptions. in the crowd, we witnessed plenty of signs,he's right. these are mostly sanders but that's not to say that the sanders campaign sent them. tensions have been growing. in chicago, trump cancelle

but bernie sand ever, the only jewish -- sander, the only jewish candidate, to run for the office, is skipping the campaign to campaign out west. craig b ox swell, cbs news, washington. >> to stay on top of the latest polls and sound bites from the candidates, download to the mobile app and bern ji sanders said he would make a video presentation but apac refused that. >>> and president obama and cuban president raul castro will hold their first summit meeting on cuban soil. the two men will also appear together at a state dinner later tonight. the first family landed in havana sunday, to a welcome. and president obama is the first sitting u.s. president to visit cuba in 88 years. >>> two women are recovering from nonlife-threatening injuries after being stabbed at a nightclub in northwest this morning. dc police say the double stabbing happened around 2:00 a.m. at the bravo nightclub, located in the 1,000 block of connecticut avenue. police say they believe a plan who got away stabbed -- a plan who got away stabbed both women after an altercation. the incident is under investigation.

bernie sanders and hillary clinton facing off right now [ chuckling ] in a debate in florida. this all comes on the heels of last night's big win for bernie sanders in michigan. >> yeah. the sand, campaign is calling it a game changer. it's amazing. sanders was quick to point that out as he made up a lot of ground already. hillary clinton seems more focused on the bigger picture. >> when we began this campaign, i was 3% in the polls. i was probably 60 or 70 points behind the secretary. we have come a long way in ten months. >> this is a marathon and it's a marathon that can only be carried out by the kind of inclusive campaign that i'm running. a campaign that reaches out to everybody. >> florida is one of five state holding elections next tuesday for the democrats, 246 delegates are up for grabs in florida making it the biggest prize. now, despite losing in michigan, hillary clinton still picked up more delegates than sanders last night. that's because of a blowout win in mississippi. she is more than halfway to the nomination. meanwhile, former republican presidential candidate carly fiorina is endorsing ted cruz. she calls cruz a real constitutional conservative and her vie

how does dern mooe sand er bernie sanders come back? he's joining thus morning. what jour take on last night? >> well, i think we did great overall yesterday. we won, as you mentioned, by over two to one in kansas. we did very well in nebraska. there will be a caucus in maine. if the turnout is high, i think we'll win there. that means we would have won eight primaries and caucuses. what impresses me very much, george, it's what i mean when i talk about a political revolution in kansas. they had the largest voter trnout in their caucus history. that was the case in colorado, where we won as well. in every primary and caucus that has we have won, we have won by double digit numbers. we're winning all across the country. i think geographically, we're looking good. >> you still have the democrat graphic problem. you're winning in these states that are overwhelmingly white, like kansas and nebraska. any state with more than 10% of the african-american vote, she's killing you. see those numbers change as well. what we're noticing. this is very interesting. it's not ju

sanders is not anti hillary clinton. i would support hillary. i just think bernie sand ers is the best choice. fact of the matter is that bernie sanders has changed the democratic party. possibly forever. he has made the democratic party more of a grass roots party. responsive to the needs of the 99%. as opposed to the is%. >> you know, there are a lot of people who look at this and say, yes, he has changed the party. he's driven hillary clinton to the left. that would be difficult for her in a general election that she'd have to explain the bigger role of government, the higher taxes. socking it wealthy. to corporations that she'd have to parrot his views and those view us might make her unelectable. what do you think? >> well, the fact of the matter is is on all those issues that i mentioneded, reigning in wall street, medicare for all. the general population, democrats and independents, for that matter, are overwhelmingly for and show that those issues help candidates in a general election as opposed to hurting candidates. one of the things that's going to have to happen this fall, i'm hopin

this keeps up the trend of sande doing well in the northeastn st >>> to campaign 2016, bernie sandersis third week. this keeps up the trend of sanders doing well in the north eastern states. michigan heads to the polls tuesday. this debate is taking place in flint, where there is a water crisis. candidates rarely agree about anything but listen to this. >> i believe the governor of this state should understand that his dereliction of duty was he was responsible. >> i agree he should resign. [ applause ] we should support the efforts of citizen attempting to achieve that. >> we should note there are multiple investigations into the flint water crisis. the governor of michigan is republican. >>> 23 delegates but is still behind. march 15th could make or break marco rubio's campaign. >>> former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is hitting the campaign in ohio. >> we need john kasich to take charge and be at the white house, and this is why i endorse john kasich our great governor. >> they have been friends for several years. he faces a crucial election in his state on march 15th.

. >> reporter: tonight, bernie sanders is crying foul. as donald trump blames sande supporters for the chaos at his rallies. >> tells the truth very, very rarely. and i'm afraid he's lying again. >> reporter: and he's pointing the finger back to trump.p. donald trump is now threatening to send his supporters to bernie sanders' rallies in an act of retaliation. a handful showed up in st. louis. anddn columbus, a different take. >> feel the bern. >> reporter: as they battle it out in five states on tuesday. and hillary clinton made her final pitch, taking a jab at sanders. >> it's not enough if you want be president, to tell people what you're against. >> reporter: saturday night live poked fun at the challenges she faces from sanders. >> i'm sick and tired of hearing about my own damn e-mails! >> and i've got supporters of all ages, 18-year-olds, 19-year-olds. >> reporter:nd bernie sanders has been spending a lot of time in ohio, where he says he feels the momentum heading into tuesday. but accccding to the polls, hillary clinton still holds the lead. toto >> thank yo

sand. bernie sanders won his home state, vermont, as well as three others, hillary clinton now holds a commanding but not yet insurmountable lead, nearly half way to the number for the nomination. >> instead of building walls, we're going to break down barriers and build. [ cheers and applause ] >> build ladders of opportunity and empowerment, so every american can live up to his or her potential. >> now the next big day for the candidates is this saturday, when five states vote. three caucuses on that day, republican and democratic contest in kansas, a democratic only contest in nebraska and a republican only contest in kentucky. also on saturday, two primaries, louisiana features democratic and republican can tests, maine is republican's only. 165 delegates up for grabs saturday for the republicans, as opposed to 126 for the democrats, steph and del. >> john henry smith, thanks for breaking down the math for us. >> let's go back to our political experts, tara mitchell and bob. you saw a person with a hijab, an african-american person, when you look at the republican side, you see the face of th

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primaries and caucuses. 10,000 supporters pack michigan state university to see bernie sand's head of next monday's primary. sanders is calling on governor rick snyder, a republican, to resign over his handling of the flint water crisis. >> ♪ >> elton john was among performers at an all-star fundraiser for hillary clinton. rihanna headlines the event. the democratic presidential candidate and former president bill clinton, attended benefit at radio city music hall in new york. no word just how much the clinton campaign raised in that evening. >> 6:08 right now. astronaut scott kelly is back on u.s. soil. we have video of kelly landing in houston just after 2:00 a.m. this morning. 's arrived to hugs from family and friend, including his identical twin brother, mark kelly. doctor jill bier was also there to greet him. she brought beer and a apple pie. kelly touched down in kazakhstan tuesday night after spending more time in space then any other american. >>> still ahead this morning, parking you have all seen this and been there. so infuriating when you get a parking ticket but this woman took it too far. see what s

bernie sand issues. after her landslide win, she has a strong lead over sanders with 544 delegates to his 85.onight, there are 865 in play. it's more crowded race in the republican camp. business tycoon and reality t.v. star donald trump, cruz and it carson and k kaesich. >> defying earlier expectations, donald trump remains in the lead. there are 595 at stake tonight. these are the races we are looking at on this super tuesday. twelve states are involved. as we have seen in recent weeks, anything can happen. join me as results start to come in and we examine how the 2016 u.s. election race is shape up. >> all of the states voting on super tuesday, texas is the biggest prize. the key issue there is immigration. most of the remaining republican presidential hopefuls have called for the deportation of undo you think migrants. >> may work against the party come election time. alan fisher explains now from houston. in a school haul, many hope to become americans. many are undo you think my grant. ramona has lived under the radar for 50 years. brought as a child to mexico she wants to become a cit

bernie sanders was insider and outsider. fighting to change the system while embedded from within. >> what is better than sand' strategy for super tuesday? >> it's to initially focus on five states. here in vermont, bernie sanders home state where he can't really lose, everyone loves bernie here. massachusetts, colorado and oklahoma, he hopes to do very well, win or be very, very close to hillary clinton, and then not be wiped out in the south by failing to blue collar white voters, la teen knows, white voter. the democratic party, a portion of delegates proportionately, even if he loses, he can pick up loads and loads of delegates. even though we use these numbers of the delegates, that's not quite accurate. some are super delegates. pledge delegates, those in the bag, the difference is only 26 or so. there are plenty of delegates ting picked up to keep sappedders vibes. no matter what happens, his campaign will go on. there are plenty of states where he feels he'll do very, very well. direct contributions to his campaign are mainly small, individual donors. he raised $42 million in february alone. he said he's going to carry o

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sand. the democrats at miami-dade community college where hillary clinton and bernie sanders will debate in a couple of hours. sanders with a wave of momentum after a surprise primary win last night in michigan. >> we have now won, i guess, nine states and a lot more are yet to come. >> reporter: clinton with a seal the deal as she begins to turn and the gop. >> we have our differences which you can see when we debate, but i tell you what. those differences pale in comparison to what's happening >> [cheers and applause]. >> reporter: frontrunner donald primaries last night. he is calling on the gop campaign. >> what i say to the is embrace it. we will win the election easily. >> reporter: john kasich is trying to hold on through next tuesday's primary in his home state of ohio while ted cruz is looking for traction after a win overnight in idaho and an endorsement today from carly fiorina. >> you know, the polls have been all over the map. what i can tell you is we are seeing our support surging. >> it comes down to florida, doesn't is? >> reporter: and most agree marco rubio must win her.

sand. for the democrats, it begins at miami-dade community college where hillary clinton and bernie sanders will debate in just a few hours. sanders had a surprise primary win last night in michigan.

sands' 33%. among white voters very close tonight. hillary clinton 50% to bernie sanders' 48%. again, when you break down the black voters, hispanic voters, the gap much wider. hillary clinton 83% to sanders' 15%. sanders at 33%. make no mistake, this is going to be the coalition that the clinton team wants to use as they continue to move forward. mow, on the last question of when on the republican side the voters made up their mind, if they made up their mind a month or so ago, look at this, donald trump 48% of those. 27% for ted cruz. marco rubio 13%. so donald trump holding the republican voters, the majority of them who decided some time ago. we've seen all this mudslinging in the last 24, 48 hours. marco rubio trying to deliver some of what trump typically dishes out right back to him. and take a look. of these late deciders in the last couple of days it seemed to work. a split right down the middle. rubio, cruz. donald trump 24% of late deciders. the attacks appear to have worked. the only question, was it too little too late. juju, back to you. >> thanks, david. and than

to the super delegate, today the sanders campaign advanced a new theory of the case for where they sand against secretary clinton in the race for the nomination. bernie sanders senior strategist told reporters that the only reason he's so far behind in the overall race is because of secretary clinton getting victories, quote, where bernie sanders did not compete. tad devine gave a list of eight states where he said the only secretary clinton won is because bernie sanders didn't try in those states. these are states where he said the bernie sanders campaign did not, quote, compete with her. he listed texas, alabama, virginia, louisiana, tennessee, mississippi, georgia and arkansas, all super tuesday states. it's one thing to make the case that, yeah, you've had some wins and losses but here is the way you'll win. it's one thing to make that case. you try to sell reporters on that. all campaigns do. it's another reason to make the case you lost thus far is because you weren't really trying to win, but you'll try to win from here on out and that's why you'll win the nomination. i think the sanders campaign will have to walk back this line of argument if

candidates looking to draw a political line in the sand, for the systems that begins at miami-dade community college where hillary clinton and bernie sanders will debate in just a few hours. sanders with a surprise primary >> we have now won nine states. and a lot more are yet to come. >> reporter: clinton still has a substantial lead in the delegate count and needs florida to seal the deal. >> we have our differences, which you can see when we debate. but i'll tell you what, those differences differences pale in comparison to what's happening on the republican side. >> reporter: front-runner donald trump is calling on the gop establishment to embrace his campaign now. >> what i say to the republicans is, embrace it. we will win the election easily. >> reporter: john kasich is trying to hold on through next tuesday's primary in his home state of ohio, while ted cruz is looking for traction after a win overnight in idaho and an endorsement today from carly fiorina. >> it always comes down to florida, doesn't it? >> reporter: most agree marco rubio must win his home state to setting on his campaign. >>> coming up, a lot of us are carrying ar

sand. for the democrats, it begins at miami-dade community college where hillary clinton and bernie sanders will debate in just a few hours. sanders had a surprise primary win last night in michigan. lot more are yet to come. >> reporter: clinton has a substantal lead in the delegate count and needs florida to help scal the deal as she turns her attention to the general election and the gop. >> we hav our differences, which you can see when w debate, but i'll tell you what. those differences pale in comparison to what's happening on the republican side. >> reporter: frontrunner donald trump who won three of four primaries last night is calling on the gop establishment to embrace his campaign now. >> what i say to the republicans is embrace it. we will win the election easily. reporter: john kasich is trying to hold on until his home state's primary next tuesday in ohio. >> it always comes down to florida, doesn't it? >> reporter: most agree marco rubio must win his home state to keep the florida sun from setting on his campmign. the stage tomorrow at the university of miam tonight, though,

bernie sanders may have an edge over hillary clinton in several midwest states. five states are holding primaries tomorrow including illinois where one poll has sanders with a 2-point lead. sands in ohio and missouri. today he spoke to a crowd in youngstown, ohio. mrs. clinton is favored to win in north carolina. she met with uniworkers in chicago hoping to lock down their votes. >>> a north carolina sheriff is considering charging donald trump with inciting a riot. police received nearly 100 complaints from this event. tonight an attorney for the sheriff's department says well the charges against trump are unlikely, although they are still being considered. >> sarah palin's husband todd is recovering in the hospital tonight following a serious snow mobile accident. she made a surprise appearance following the reports that her husband was in the hospital. there are reports that todd is in sarah confirmed the reports and called her husband the toughest guy she knows. >> it is time to talk about the weather. >> the weather. >> it's kind of a let-down after last week. >> it is. no doubt about it. but it will get a little bit better. it starts out gray, drizzly. as the afternoon g

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democratic candidates, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are criticizing donald trump, accusing the gop front runner of inciting the violence at his rallies, senator sand ires is asking trump to tell his supporters to stop the violence. hillary clinton said the violence could put innocent people if danger. >> >> emergency workers rescuing thousands of families from their homes an floodwaters continue to rise across over the past five days, the national guard has rescued more than 2100 people. in this video, a homeowner shows how the water streams in the tonight door of his house. residents are scrambling to build a wall of sandbags around their houses to prevent further damage. >> at least three people have died in louisiana. >> >> some of the rain is starting to move into our area, but nothing that bad >> nothing that bad, but we'll see showers and thunderstorms pop up in the mix. prepare. you can see the clouds rolling in. when we got off the air at 10:00 many p, it was pristine sunshine. but, now, clouds are building. that will be the case after we head in before the next round of showers begins. look at the sunset time, 8:33 p.m. now that we have s

bernie sanders has the momentum after the win in michigan. south florida has a large hispanic demographic. it is it's group that sand sand so far has not been able to engage. ed? >> reporter: good to see you, gen a. the debate in miami-dade college is not a strong suit for bernie sanders. hillary clinton cleaned up in mississippi particularly with the african-american. he's run the table in the deep south over sanders. the problem is the headline coming out of last night, is bernie sanders's upset. he was losing 17- 21 points in the polls in the key battleground state and came back and won last night and had had a coalition with young people where he dominated and did better with white voters and better than expected with with african-american voters. he's talking about how he will come up big here in florida next tuesday and clinton is basically trying to make it like the race is over and wanting to get to the general election, watch. >> next tuesday here in florida, let's show the world, let's show the world that democracy is alive and well with the huge voter turn out. >> and as the rhetoric keepses sinking lower

sands of people. >> there's so much anger in the country. i don't know if it's directed add me or anything. >> seems to be reaching the boiling point. >> donald trump wasn't the only presidential campaign. bernie sanders and ted cruz. sanders briefly mentioned trump on stage and krooiz spoke directly about the incident with reporters. this cam is about getting us back told. i clinton, m arksz rko ruip had campaigned. >>> workers working into the night to try to figure out who killed an 84-year-old man. jackie benson is live for us. jackie? >> reporter: jim, we found out that a victim was close e be seen near a glassed-inside up room. police say the body was found inside the bark of his home on riverer drive in the mason neck area. >> reporter: the first call came to. >> about four or five shottings and sthen a pause and then sure enough, sure, five. see if this was random or tar getted. >> new video of a pern add shechs e sbretz since last weekend. this surveil ends video shows someone running from the area she was sit iting at a bus stop and they want to know where tvrgs between last friday and the time of the shooting. >>> a bag pipe processional at nancy reagan's funeral today at the reagan mthd sh

analysts predict it could be one of bernie sanders' last chances to beat hillary clinton and the candidates are focusing on what's still ahead. tonight sand sers about to give a speech in miami, clinton will be in ohio. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump led in prevote polling in michigan and mississippi but today he is taking heat over a hand raising gesture he makes that some are comparing to a nazi salute. trump said he might stop asking supporters to raise their hands. he said if it's offensive he'll stop doing it. however, he defended the raised hands by saying that everyone was screaming for him to do it. >>> also today, marco rubio has accused ted cruz of spreading false rumors. rubio points to an e-mail sent by the cruz campaign that told voters not to waste their vote because rubios advisers wanted him to drop out of the race. the campaign said a volunteer sent the message. and republican candidate john kasich told nbc this morning that he is feeling confident with how he'll do in today's voting and predicted a win in ohio next week. kasich has yet to win a primary. if you want to be the first to know the winners m

that accept the ruling.he >> there's a couple of bernie sanders high school kids who will be excited about the opportunity and maybe some republican sand dunes will be subordinate to vote for john kasich.du >> people around the world are interested in what happens in ohioio because the outcome is >> .com is important for both sides but even more so for republicans where the winner takes all.ev >> will never send a republican to the white house without carrying ohio er so the candidate that gives us the best chance to do thatso is someone who has shown that he can win big and that is john kasich. >> one person will win by some amount but why our site works it is proportional. >> john husted says he hopes that in the future it will be verified by the legislature he would accept the excitement over the primary will causeth robust, if not record voter turnout tomorrow, kevin freeman fox 8 news. >> how are the candidates doing ?? bill sheil has been looking at the numbers, are any of them >> that is governor john kasich, hillary clinton looks to have a comfortable lead for the democrats to look like that also last week in michigan where she

hillary clinton all smiles last night while bernie sanders targeted young voters at the university of florida. but things were very different wednesday night as sands err and clinton aides off in often contentious debate. >> excuse me, excuse me, after all -- >> immigration was a big focus for the uni vision sponsored event. >> i voted for that bill, senator sanders voted against it. just think, imagine where we would be today if we had received immigration reform years ago. >> children came from hon door as, and i said welcome those children into this country. secretary clinton said send them back republican debate tonight. won't come back to the personal attacks in the last debate. >> i would do it differently, really were, my kids were embarrased by it, my wife didn't like it, it doesn't reflect us, it is not who i am. >> marco rubio insists he won't drop out despite lacking pole numbers. he even had problems drawing a crowd in his hometown of miami. >> i need your support and help. >> governor john case sick doing much bet nerve his home of ohio fox news poll shows he's beating donald trump in the buckeye state. craig boswell, cbs-3, "eyewitnes

sands - t weekhead >>> decision 2016. a big weekend for bernie sanders. he won several caucuses, all three, i believe. now the week ahead looks a little quiet for the race for the white house. >> i don't know if i'll go that far because no primaries or caucuses. but the candidates are hardly mum. "today in the bay" tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. traciea lot of fireworks going on on the campaign trai >> hardly mum. you're right about that, sam and kris. a lot to say about a lot of things. that state has twice as many delegates to award democrats as republicans and a reason why this is a bigger prize for republicans. donald trump, ted cruz and john kasich answer voters' questions at a town hall in milwaukee tomorrow. they're vying for 42 delegates in wisconsin next week. it's winner take all and, like cruz, kasich is now backing off his pledge to support donald trump if trump wins the nomination. >> we're going to look at it every single day and we'll see what happens when we got a long way to go and i don't want to project that he's going to be t

to the women who know what real values are, sands - t >>> decision 2016 after a very successful weekend for bernie sanderse week ahead looking a little more quiet in the race for the white house. >> quiet as in no primaries or caucuses. we all know that doesn't mean the candidates are quite themselves. "today in the bay" tracie potts is in washington, d.c., and a lot of attacks flying on the campaign trail. >> no question about that, kris and sam. today we'll hear a lot more about wisconsin. they've got twice as many candidates for delegates as republican. that primary coming up in a week but it may turn out to be a bigger for the gop. here's why. donald trump, ted cruz and john kasich answer voters questions at a town hall in milwaukee tomorrow. they're vying for 42 delegates in wisconsin next week. it's winner take all and like cruz, kasich is now backing off his pledge to support donald trump if trump wins the nomination. >> we're going to look at it every single day and we have a long way to go and i don't want to protect it. he'll be the nominee. >> trump and cruz are still tradinginal attacks. the l

>> i preetly agree with you the advent of bernie sand eshdz on her level has the perception of pushing hillary clinton more towards center beus bernie sanders don't be still trailing clinton in national polls. clinton holds a strong 5%. >> and trump neighbor tainz his lead 43% and john kasich in third, ted cruz in second. >> war of words over the potential two first ladies. >> and when it comes to the state of american politics the nation's house speaker has tough words. stick us with. bring back the housecall? open walk-in clinics in convenient places? help more moms get prenatal care? or use technology to find insights that lower health care costs? maybe help doctors spend more time with patients, not paper work? what if you did all of this, and more? because it's all connected to better care, and better care means better health. unitedhealth group: built for better health. >> welcome back to "fox 5 news" on the hill. republican debate featured a great race between cruz and trump. this time the couldn't vrtsy was over mrs. trump and mrs. cruz. this all started after pro cruz group posted picture from trum trump's modeling days and then tr

a the state where rival bernie sanders expected to run particularly strong. sandsn home state of vermont, oklahoma, colorado. >> on the republican side, donald trump scored seven states miami self. massachusetts virginia tennessee alabama georgia arkansas and in vermont. look at ted cruz, had three wins, in his home state of texas. and just to the north, oklahoma and then early this morning, alaska came in with their caucuses results. he got that, too. rube marco rubio. unofficial language of the internet age. where you can tell someone that you love them, and they're laughing or crying, talking emojis, but could certain emojis get new trouble though? we'll ask 12 year old girl in virginia, facing criminal charges for threatening her school with a few. police say she post add message on instagram with gun, here are the emojis right here, bomb and knife emojis. according to the washington post, the post also included words like killing, and meet me in the library on tuesday. but cases like these that are really growing, because people are using emojis, so popular, n

sand. for the democrats that begins at miami-dade community college where hillary clinton and bernie sanderswill debate in just a few hours. sanders coming into the showdown th a wave of momentum after a surprise primary win last night in michigan. >> we have now won i guess nine states and a lot more are yet to come. >> reporter: clinton still has a substantial lead in the delegate count and needs florida to help seal the deal as she begins to turn her attention to the general election and the gop. >> we have our differences, which you can see when we debate, but i'll tell you what, those differences pale in comparison to what is happening on the republican side. >> reporter: front-runner donald trump, who won three of four primaries last night is calling on the gop establishment to embrace his campaign now. >> what i say to the republicans is, embrace it. we will win the election easily. >> reporter: john kasich is trying to hold on through next tuesday's primary in his home state of ohio, while ted overnight in idaho and an endorsement today from carly fiorina. >> it always comes down to

who's talking about making the sand glow and bombing isis? or even a bernie sandersnts to turn america into a socialist company but not have the tax policy to pay for it all? to lead us down that path to ruin? so i'm just begging the question -- and i patently reject that they say his antimuslim talk about limiting immigration, at least in the short run is a recruiting tool for terrorists. because that's like saying we brought 9/11 ourselves. and it is absolute horse huey, and they should be ashamed of themself. neil: all right. let me know what you think next time. part of the argument that they raise against trump to what dagen said is that not only start a trade war, be a god sin to trade war and he could disrupt the global economy. one guy could do all of that. what do you think? >> first of all, any president like dagen said is a risk; right? and they are smart using his name because they're going to get more readers. but, you know, first of all, think about this. the markets. as he's risen to likely the gop candidate, markets have risen; right? if he's that bad

candidates looking to draw political line in the sand for the democrats that begins at miami-dade community college where hillary clinton and bernie sanders will debate in a few hours. sanders coming into the showdown with a wave of momentum after a surprise primary win in michigan. >> we've gowon nine states and more yet to come. >> reporter: clinton has a substantial lead in the delegate count and needs florida to seal the deal as she begins to turn attention to the general election and the gop. >> we have our differences, which you can sigh when we debate. but i'll tell you what, those differences pale in comparison to what's happening on the republican side. >> reporter: front-runner donald trump, who won 3 of 4 primaries last flight, calling on the gop establishment to embrace his campaign now. >> what i say to the republicans is, embrace it. we will win the election easily. >> john kasich trying to hold on in ohio. ted cruz is looking for traction after a win overnight in idaho, and endorsement today from carly fiorina. >> it comes down to florida, doesn't it? >> reporter: most agree, marco rubio must win his home state to keep the

sand. she would not admit she made a mistake or take any responsibility for that and she echoed bernie sandershich is i'm not going to put american combat troops on the ground, even though this is her mess and she has got to clean it up. charles: didn't bret bring up abortion? >> yes, and it's the same position. >> the party position. which is 20 weeks which is commonly agreed upon as viability. after that which we know only 2% of abortions occur after that, life of the mother, life of the child, serious genetic deformity. i certainly understand why the question was asked. charles: when bernie interrupted, maybe that's a preview of a hillary-donald trump debate. did she handle herself well? how did she come across. >> it's the people around spinning bernie sanders as the biggest sexist south of donald trump. this is something that she has got to be careful of. she is so boring in these debates. bernie sanders has passion about the poor, passion about doing more for the middle class. >> her answers are also much more nuanced. charles: right now we want excitement. thanks a lot, guise of. the an