it was a historic night at the brooklyn navy yard here in new york. hillary clinton officially celebrating becoming the first woman to clinch the nomination of any major presidential party. last night she reflected on what that means to her in an exclusive interview with our david muir. she said it's a milestone and will send a signal around the world. >> you have talks so often about the unfinished business not only in this country but around the word when it comes to women's rights. is having the first female american president part of that unfinished business? >> it is, david. and it is of course, symbolic. but symbols mean something. and symbols often can spark hope and action in people, particularly young people. and i think it will be a real milestone with my nomination for our country. but it will also send a signal around the world. >> reporter: clinton told david she is now focused on unite willing the democratic party. she said her campaign has already been in talks with the sanders campaign but she hopes to have a personal conversation with

taking a live look right now at the campaign rally, this is taking place at the brooklyn navy yard. just yesterday hillary clinton got the delegates she needed to be the democratic nominee. she's yet to declare any kind of victory, but it's possible she'll do that tonight. now to california where bernie sanders has been continuing his campaign. no matter how you slice it at this point, tonight's win in new jersey, hillary clinton could rule out any chance of bernie sanders getting those delegates he needs to get to tonight. he's been working so hard to get the super delegates back to his campaign. right now increasing pressure on sanders to concede at some point. going to the trump national golf club in westchester, new york, this is where trump's team said he'll be speaking and reading from a teleprompter tonight. an unusual move but currently he's in the middle of a controversy because of his quote mexican heritage. so it could be a change of tactic, letting him speak a little bit less off the cuff. although it's served him very well to this point. if you're feeling primaried out,

that's the brooklyn navy yard. one of the hangar light structures out there. >> great shot. that's awesome. >> one of the former navy facilities in this country. large portion that's getting repurposed. should be a very dramatic backdrop when hillary clinton gives what is expected to be a victory speech. she's expected to do well in tonight's voting. there's this nagging call that was made last night first by the associated press and then by this news division and this network. >> we got this very interesting sort of giblet from kristen welker. i was pressing her last night in my interview to whether we will hear a victory speech. she final ly said you'll have t wait and see. if they hit the majority of pledge delegates that's a sperveg number. they have to get 30, 31% of the pledge delegates at stake tonight. if they crossover in terms of pledge delegates majority, then we'll hear what amounts to a victory speech. bernie sanders is saying he's going all the way to the convention. the democratic party with hillary clinton needs to make peace with bernie sanders. they need to

amy: hillary clinton speaking in brooklyn at the navy yard last night. on tuesday, bernie sanders recorded two victories in montana and north dakota but fell far short in california where he had heavily campaigned for weeks. with 94% of the votes counted, clinton is leading by a margin of 56% to 43%. it is unclear how tuesday's results were impacted by the monday announcement from the ap and nbc that clinton had already secured enough support of superdelegates to become the party's presumptive nominee. speaking in santa monica after the california polls closed, senator sanders vowed to continue his fight all the way to next month's democratic convention. >> next tuesday we continue the fight in the last primary and washington, d.c. [cheers] going --ing -- we are we are going to fight hard. we are going to fight hard to win the primary in washington, d.c. [cheers] and then we take our fight for social, economic, racial, and environmental justice to philadelphia, pennsylvania. [cheers] i am pretty good in arithmetic, and i know that the fight in front of u

the brooklyn navy yard was built in 1801. it opened in 1806.or966 created good jobs good democrats, at least that was the theory. she visited last night and we are thrilled to bring you megan murray -- megan murphy. i want to cut to the moment where women were way out front. how did they perceive this victory last night for the secretary? moment,wo most powerful the clinton campaign echoed the speech that was all about women's rights. what they had gone through to get to this point today, and there was the second moment when she got the biggest cheers of the night when she brought up her mother. she said, i wish my mother was here. tom: this is the new york post, esther murdoch's paper -- mr. murdock's paper which takes the high road. john: i think everyone -- megan: i think everyone was a bit surprised. tom: the town is more of a step back before the bitter feud can -- begins. megan: everyone taking a breath. if you look across the headlines , it is really looking at the hand of history on her shoulder and how important this is in terms of wom

tonight, here at the brooklyn navy yard this is a hillary party. e clinton crowd in brooklyn counted down. 8 p.m., the polls closed in new jersey and soon hillary was projected the winner. >> hillary clinton the projected winner. >> the sign was up in brooklyn, history. hong kong -- we all owe so much to those who came before and >> bernie sanders stayed in california campaigning to the end. he moved millions of americans, reawakened leftist politics in america and he told lester holt his movement has not lost. >> i'm going to be meeting with our supporters to figure out the best way forward so that we have a government which represents all of us. >> reporter: trump did not give the night to clinton appears before she did. >> to all of those bernie sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of super delegates, we welcome you with open arms. >> reporter: clinton tonight is focused on beating sanders in california. >> people here in the district were watching hillary clinton's historic night tonight. shomari stone continues o

hillary clinton will be speaking at the brooklyn navy yard later tonight.t's coming up, we'll have live coverage. donald trump is speaking in westchester county in briar cliff manor, we'll have live coverage of that and bernie sanders is speaking at santa monica, california, certainly live coverage of that as well. we're counting down to the polls closing in new jersey, right at the top of the hour, 38 minutes or so from now. let's go over to john king over at the imaginic wall. let's take a closer look at the democratic delegate battle we projected that she has enough between the pledged delegates and super delegates to get that democratic nomination but there's still a battle under way. >> six states voting tonight. new jersey closes first. here is where the race is in terms of pledged delegates. she's just shy of a 300 pledged delegate lead. the reason we've put her over the top is 572 super delegates told us they will vote for hillary clinton at the democratic convention. we allocate them to secretary clinton which puts her over the line. the only way b

this was the scene as clinton came out to a thunderous reaction from supporters at the brooklyn navyard tonight. "the associated press" reported last night that clinton had collected enough delegates to clinch the nomination, but the clinton campaign wanted this -- tonight to be the victory speech and she went right after her opponent. >> it's a simple, but powerful idea. we believe that we are stronger together and the stakes in this election are high, and the choice is clear. donald trump is tempermentally unfit to be president. >> and these are the numbers so far in the democratic new jersey primary with 93% of the votes counted. clinton with 64% of the votes to bernie sanders 36%. it is a rout in new jersey of the race was called early in the night. remember, the democrats distribute new jersey's 142 delegates proportionately. this is the way it looked at camden county headquarters in cherry hill where hillary clinton supporters were at a watch party. and discussing her mission and what they believe is a need to beat donald trump. and trump won every with no active opposition. ov

taking a live look right now at the campaign rally, this is taking place at the brooklyn navy yard. just yesterday hillary clinton got the delegates she needed to be the

that is the headquarters for clinton at brooklyn navy yard where people are starting to get revved upnew reports say president obama is eager about to get into this campaign, hit the campaign trail and stump for hillary clinton. there could even be an official endorsement, we're told as early as tomorrow. why did it take so long? well that is another issue. issue comes as no surprise. mr. obama is reportedly most excited about going after donald trump. why ever would he be? this president has taken every opportunity to take a swipe at him over recent months, even while overseas, and joining me now, host of the chris plante show, in washington, d.c., chris plante, republican strategist, former aide to secretary condoleeza rice. sara linde. good to have you with us. the prospect tonight we'll see a first female presidential nominee of any major party, how excited are you? >> i mean it is historic. it is exciting to see a woman rise to these rank, i wish it were a different woman, dr. rice, but i didn't have the option and it is a big night and congratulations to women across america i w

before we leave, we want to look at the brooklyn navy yard in new york city where hillary clinton supporters are gathered. >> clinton is leading sanders. don't forget polls in california are open until 8:00 p.m. >> see you at 6. >>> breaking news as we come on the air in the west tonight. hillary clinton makes history. the first woman to become the presumptive nominee for a major party for president. what she will do tonight before sitting down exclusively with us. >>> plus, donald trump moments ago issuing a new statement on that judge after a republican revolt. >> tropical storm. slamming into the coast. flash floods and a reported tonight. tonight, you will see the damage. >>> the swimmer convicted of sexual assault. the outrage of what his father said. and now the judge the center of the storm after a six-month sentence. >>> road rage with a pickup truck forcing a couple off the road. tonight, a new case and how police used these images to catch the drivers. >>> a baby kipnapped at the mall. tonight, how they caught the

. >>> we're keeping an eye on the brooklyn navy yard in new york where hillary clinton is expected toak any moment to her supporters, having been declared the winner of the new jersey primary today. >> california could make history tonight, the golden state has 475 delegates to award to the democratic presidential candidates, the most of any state voting today. >> yes. we want to bring you the latest numbers on this primary tuesday. in new jersey, hillary clinton is the projected winner with 59% of the vote. bernie sanders, 41%. >> clinton has a lead in south dakota. >> a close race now in new mexico. clinton has 52% of the vote, sanders, 48%, with just over half of the vote counted at this point. >>> here in california there is a very full ballot of candidates running to replace barbara boxer, it's expected to be a showdown between two democrats. abc7 news is live outside of the delancey street. >> 34 candidates on the ballot for the first open senate seat in california in 20 years. but this is the race that will likely come down to two democratic rivals. attorney general kamela harr

. ♪ >>> we're keeping an eye on the brooklyn navy yard in new york where hillary clinton is expectedk any moment to her supporters, having been declared the winner of the new jersey primary today. >> california could make history tonight, the golden state has 475 delegates to award to the democratic presidential candidates, the most of any state voting today. >> yes. we want to bring you the latest numbers on this primary tuesday. in new jersey, hillary clinton is the projected winner with 59% of the vote. bernie sanders, 41%. >> clinton has a lead in south dakota. >> a close race now in new mexico. clinton has 52% of the vote, sanders, 48%, with just over half of the vote counted at this point. >>> here in california there is a very full ballot of candidates running to replace barbara boxer, it's expected to be a showdown between two democrats. abc7 news is live outside of the delancey street. >> 34 candidates on the ballot for the first open senate seat in california in 20 years. but this is the race that will likely come down to two democratic rivals. attorney general kamela harri

this event that's scheduled for tuesday night by the hillary campaign at the brooklyn navy yard and that'soing to be an event where she will formally say presumably, it's over. >> she could have been in california and it's not risky and not clear that she'll win there, new jersey and not exactly new york which, of course, is her home state and she comes to brooklyn and we expect a big speech and a big moment to happen on tuesday. the question is what does bernie sanders do? of course, we saw eight years ago, hillary clinton being magnanimous when she conceded to barack obama and listen, we had separate paths and now we merge. she spoke like a true party person and the big question about bernie sanders is whether or not he has the dna with him and he doesn't because he essentially joined the democratic party and people are looking to send him signals, but as david said they have to be careful and they don't want to alienate bernie sanders and they don't want to alienate his supporters and they have work to do. bernie sanders and his supporters believe this has been a rigged process. that is

steve handelsman is live at the brooklyn navy yard where steve is planning to celebrate tonight. hi, steve. >> hi, barbara and chris. good evening. winning over independents are big jobs still ahead for hillary clinton, but she comes here to the navy yard to celebrate having achieved what she's fought for personally since 2008. >> the first woman to be a major party presumptive presidential nominee huge for hillary clir , clinton, but the timing is tricky. in five other states including california today, clinton wants her voters to turn out. >> we are on the brink of a unprecedented moment. but we still have work to do, don't we? >> it was the puerto rico vote and more superdelegates back in clinton that nbc calculate gave her the win and bernie sanders is not buying it. the people of california have the right to determine who is going to be president of the united states, not necessarily having to listen to a.p. or nbc. >> at sanders' huge final rally in san francisco he begged superdelegates to switch to him. >> in every instance we beat trump by far larger margins than does he

and what she hoped would be her victory, the brooklyn navy yard and that's where she wanted, after the polls closed in new jersey, to be announcing this and she wants the new jersey voters to go out. she doesn't want them to stay home. and of course, is enraging the sanders people. they're saying it's a rush to judgment and it could make it harder to persuade senator sanders that the math is the math and this is the time for him to concede after california and decide to reunite the party. >> functionally, i mean it's interesting, andrea, we had heard some of the same frustration and worry and anticipatory warnings from the sanders campaign about the prospect of the race being called after the polls close in new jersey tomorrow at 8:00 they were worried it would give a sense of momentum or ending in the campaign that they didn't necessarily want to damp down in term s what was going to happen in california. now that's been moved forward by exactly 24 hours. i think there's an unsettled nature to the fact that we're getting this at this time. but, isn't it your sense that if we weren't h

. >> reporter: good evening to you monica, preparations are underway inside of the brooklyn navy yard where later tonight hillary clinton will take the stage is expected to celebrate the historic day even though as you mentioned, senator sanderss this race is not over yet. >> hillary clinton reaching the magic number to secure the democratic nomination but remaining focused with six states still voting. >> according to the news we are on the brisk of an historic -- historic unprecedented moment. but we still have work to do don't we -- >> overnight the support from superdelegates pushed clinton over the top making her the first female nominee of a major political party exactly eight years to the day when she reviewed from the race endorsing senator obama but bernie sanders is refusing to bow out just yet. >> we are going into that convention with enormous moments up. >> sanders defiant and confident he can convince superdelegates to change their minds despite needing after of clinton's superdelegates to flip their votes. donald trump while still defending his views is trying to minimi

at brooklyn navy yard, setting up for a party, governor cuomo, bill de blasio, darren mcfaden's daughter a little festive. >> i don't know about you, charles, i'll going straight to the party. no. regardless what happens, hasn't this been a great year? record number of voters voting. record number of voter tuning in. you have to realize bernie sanders will lose. he scored points on social iniaea quality, 99% very with us 1% and on the system being rigged. if hillary clinton is smart, she has to win the peace. that means bringing bernie sanders and his movement inside of the tent, short of making him vp, making him ambassador without portfolio make him ambassador with portfolio. if she doesn't do that, head versus heart election hillary clinton has a long road ahead. charles: it is interesting. headline with the nation today said, hillary clinton won the election but bernie sanders won the debate. everyone agrees with that, but the question how does hillary reconcile that? we talked a little earlier in the show about possibilities here. but you think, jessica, the vp slot is too far, too

. >> this a live look from the brooklyn navy yard in new york city where clinton is holding a campaignight. it's unclear if she's plan egg victory speech. especially when bernie sanders is vowing to fight on. >> we believe in you bernie. >> bernie sanders is not giving up so easily. this morning he made a visit to a san francisco restaurant for an election day breakfast with his family. support ez were there to cheer him on. >> i'm excited. i'm hoping that california really comes out and volts for him today. >> how are you feeling on this election day? >> feeling great. >> bernie! >> sanders is expected to face increasing pressure to drop out after tonight. the senator will watch the results from southern california. >>> a key congressional race tonight is between two democrats in a repeat of 2014. >> that's right. incumbent mike honda will once again try to fend off challenger row qana to represent the most heavily asian-american district in the nation. >> reporter: we are live in san jose with a closely watched race. >> reporter: hi, kristen. you know, the fight for district 17 is on

i thought the tuesday night when she was in brooklyn, the brooklyn navy arch, i was a little surprised she came out first and foremost with the woman card. she avoided it in 2008 but a lot of folks saying that's her strongest suit, she wants to build on it and daniel's right, she has a slim chance of getting these other portions to the voters that have rejected her anyway. >> sure. well, i think the woman vote is definitely an subordinate constituencies for hillary clinton when you're looking at the gap that exists right now, clinton is over trump with about double digits in terms of having the woman support. and so we also know that over 50% of women vote in a general election. so it's not surprising, to me, that she's going to use the woman historic card that she has. the question becomes that you have these young women; right? and where do the young women go? the democratic women. they were with bernie sanders. they play with the d rules. they don't necessarily vote based on gender. they vote on the candidate. and so i think that there's not necessarily that strong appeal with the y

she is holding a rally a the brooklyn navy yard in new york tonight. it is just blocks from her campaign headquarters. although clinton is now presumptive democratic nominee she's urging her supporters to vote, today. >>> meanwhile bernie sanders continues to campaign in california. he had breakfast at a popular dining spot in san francisco. sanders hopes his get out the vote operation can help him pull a big upset over clinton. now a reminder polls close in new jersey tonight at 8:00 p.m. along with the presidential primary, there are also congressional and freeholders primaries today, as well. and keep it right here on cbs-3 for continuing coverage, throughout the day, and see the results coming in on "eyewitness news" at 11:00, and cbs philly.com. >>> jessica, back to you. >>> ukee, thank you. a a pizza delivery driver survives a vicious attack in southwest philadelphia he was kidnaped, robbed and shot in the head last night and now police are searching for his two a tackers. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is live outside southwest detecti

can you respond to what happened this week, hillary clinton clearly saying in the brooklyn navy yard before thousands of people that she has secured the democratic party's nomination. she is the presumptive nominee. >> yes, and good morning, it is great to be with you. this is kind of what many people have for seen all along. it was kind of in the cards. the democratic machine has very steeply tilted the playing field from the beginning by limiting the debates, limiting the exposure of bernie sanders, some very questionable election practices, 100,000 voters disappearing from the rolls in brooklyn, some very questionable things that happen in the democratic primary in california where independent voters thought they could just show up at the polls and cast a vote for bernie sanders but were unable to buy large numbers. and huge discrepancies between the polls in advance and the actual outcome of the elections. know, needless to say, the superdelegates have massively tipped the playing field. in the announcement the night before by major news organizations that hillary clinton had alr

she wanted it to happen on the stage at the brooklyn navy yard tomorrow night which is what she would after new jersey's polls close. they in fact didn't want it to be announced very early because they don't want to suppress the vote in california. it's a very, very tight single-digit race. so the concern was all along that california supporters, once she nails the nomination and is the presumptive nominee, would stay home, would not come out. and obviously with bernie sanders looking for any advantage here, which very enthusiastic and passionate supporters of his, the concern would be that if she loses this california vote tomorrow to bernie sanders, he will be less inclined to drop out as president obama, our report indicates today, argued he should to him in a phone call on sunday. so this really does turn things upside down. there's obviously a possibility this would happen. the associated press has had a very good catalog of superdelegates. we've been working on it as well. and they have been the gold standard for all of the networks and the other news organizations. once they di

news national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live with the clinton campaign at the brooklyn navywhere secretary clinton is speaking tonight. jennifer, when is she going to speak and do you have any hints what she is going to say? >> well, it's very interesting, greta. there were six primaries today. the last polls will close in california at 11:00 p.m. tonight. but secretary clinton still plans to speak about two hours from now at 9:45 p.m. eastern. that's when she plans to give this historic speech. we have gotten some indication from aids what will be in that speech. she will certainly touch on being the first woman of a major political party to be the presumptive nominee for president. she has not wanted to look too pro-summous, -- presumptuous. as she prepares to break through what she has called the ultimate glass ceiling. a somewhat bitter bit of irony that on june 7th, exactly eight years ago today she conceded to then senator barack obama. she foreshadowed at that time that she may get another shot. >> if we can blast 50 women into space, we will some day launch a woman i

it's moored at the brooklyn navy yard, once one of the most active boat yards in the country. out here and imagine what it was like 50, 60 years ago? >> oh, yeah, every day. >> reporter: with a view like, this it's easy to understand why riley's favorite canvas is right on the new york waterfront. >> i really like to draw pictures where i'm kind of combining what is on the waterfront now and sort of with what was there in the past and sort of superimposing those things together. >> reporter: when riley isn't focusing on the water, he's looking to the skies. his work depicts birds of all kinds, in mosaic, paintings, stained glass, even tattoos. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: and that brings us to riley's latest project, "fly by night." it was inspired by this handbook. >> restricted war department technical manual for homing pigeons. >> reporter: it explains how homing pigeons were trained to flight at night to avoid capture during world war ii. >> because the nazis began using hawks to try to intercept our pigeons that were delivering messages behind enemy lines. >> reporter: in hon

will beginning a speech in brooklyn at the navy yard. she will be both acknowledging the moment come in terms of believing she has the votes not to clinch the nomination, but also talking about the significance of this from an agenda perspective. she will be the first female nominee for the u.s. presidency from a major political party. this will be something that she will be embracing, highlighting not running away from. her company -- or campaign has only released video that will be shown to supporters to make him a showing some of the greatest hits of the women's rights movement in the united states, from the suffragettes movement to, you know, the civil rights and farmworker battles of the 1960's, 1970's. continuation of that in her speech tonight is what we are expecting as she expects a moment's us night for her. angie: yeah, how far we've come, right, margaret? let's talk about the gop side. trump getting slammed for his comments about mexican heritage of the u.s. judge. this is just growing print has he responded yet? know, thiss

hillary clinton is at the navy yard in brooklyn, what her staff described as a victory address. that's because last night the associate press reported that clinton had enough superdelegates to win this nomination on the first ballot. senator bernie sanders is in santa monica, california, where he spoke for the last 2 weeks. people speak about 4 hours after the results in california ar ekown. we will hear these candidate's 3 important speeches in their entirety, results, and your reactions to all of us as the night progresses. polls closed about 100 ago in new jersey. their closing now in new mexico and north and south dakota. montana pulls close at 10:00 eastern. voting concludes in california at 11:00 pacific. we will look at the returns from new jersey. >> early numbers showing hillary clinton is moving ahead in new jersey. we should point out the results. inh about 11% of the vote new jersey indicating that hillary clinton is a head. we will keep track of the numbers during the evening. one quick note from cbs news, donald trump at his golf club in westchester will be using a

the beginning of the end of that came last night when she stood on that stage at the brooklyn navy yardeek or at the convention, bernie sanders won't be there anymore and hillary clinton can focus all her fire on donald trump. >> here is mitch mcconnell talking about donald trump's comments. >> i think a good place to start would be to apologize for the various totally inappropriate things he said over the last couple of weeks. another thing i'd like to see him do is get on script. i think it's time for him to look like a serious candidate for president, which means that you need to think before you speak. you need to apologize when you make a mistake and get on script. he's running for the most important job in the country, some would argue the world, and i think there's a certain threshold of credibility this needs to be met. i was with him in the greenroom when he went to the nra convention in louisville a couple weeks ago and i said, hey, donald, have you got a script? pulled it out of his pocket. i said, are you going to use it? he said, i hate the script. it's boring. i said, put

delegates, while voters continue to cast ballots here, back in brooklyn hillary clinton is getting ready to host a campaign event at the navy press" says clinton has already wrapped up enough delegates to win the democratic nomination. she of course has held off celebrating at least in public until tonight's results come in we told butt criticism that donald trump is getting over his charge of bias against a hispanic judge in the trump university case. tonight a look at the man of the moment. federal judge gonzalo curiel. shannon bream has our report. >>> judge curiel is really an american success story. >> federal judge gonzalo curiel was born and raised in the u.s. after his parents emigrated to america. >> my parents came here from mexico with a dream providing their children opportunities and they've been able to do that. with the opportunities that this country has to offer. >> the indiana native once worked as a prosecutor. taking such a hard line on mexican drug cartels that he was under death threats and was provided round-the-clock security. curiel was first nominated to the state bench of california by then-govern

brooklyn. nonetheless this is where hillary clinton will be having what is anticipated to be a victory party later tonight, just down the street from me at the navy yard here. her campaign has been cautious and very careful today, not necessarily declare victory just yet with six states and millions of people voting across the country after the associated press last night, reach the out to couple dozen superdelegates which got clinton to the magic number of 2383 delegates she will need to be presumptive democratic nominee for president which the associated press is labeling her at this point, clinton celebration to come later tonight. her schedule though, kind of gives a little bit, a little bit of a look ahead at how the campaign might operate. later this week, at least in terms of the general election, because later this week, clinton gives a speech in washington, d.c. the week after that, she will be campaigning in pennsylvania and in ohio, to two battleground states ever so important for both her and donald trump, in the upcoming general election. speaking of california, the top democrat in that state, possibly, nancy pelosi, house minority l

people in the navy yard in brooklyn are watching that web video. we'll show it again later tonight. we'll be checking in with some reporters from the key battleground states. hillary clinton will come to the stage and delivered a speech as she now becomes the presumptive democratic nominee as the primaries and caucuses come to an end. live coverage here on c-span. clinton: to achieve the potential of every last one of us. [applause] ♪ [applause]

hillary clinton is at the navy yard in brooklyn, what her staff described as a victory address. that's because last night the associate press reported that clinton had enough superdelegates to win this nomination on the first ballot. senator bernie sanders is in santa monica, california, where he spoke for the last 2 weeks. people speak about 4 hours after the results in california ar ekown. we will hear these candidate's 3 important speeches in their entirety, results, and your reactions to all of us as the night progresses. polls closed about 100 ago in new jersey. their closing now in new mexico and north and south dakota. montana pulls close at 10:00 eastern. voting concludes in california at 11:00 pacific. we will look at the returns from new jersey. >> early numbers showing hillary clinton is moving ahead in new jersey. we should point out the results. inh about 11% of the vote new jersey indicating that hillary clinton is a head. we will keep track of the numbers during the evening. one quick note from cbs news, donald trump at his golf club in westchester will be using a