this morning, it is donald trump and hillary clinton hillary clinton hillary clinton >> thank you for joining us. how is it going? >> good morning. better than yesterday. >> we'll take that. we'll be heating, getting into the 80's. a weak front. we'll talk about what that will bring in a bit. we'll check in with you then. breaking news in orange county where a deputy has been hurt in a rollover crash. his s.u.v. ended up upside down. it happene on kelly park road. johnny is there live. you just got new information. >> that's right. i spoke with deputies and they told me that deputy involved in the crash was responding to a call and this whole thing took place. they are trying to figure out how this happened. i want to show you video from when we got on the scene. you can see the s.u.v. flipped

offset trump in other parts of the state. and in broward -- miami-dade vote for hillary clinton. 75% for hillary clinton and 25% for bernie sanders. and broward is the most democratic county. and trump trounced everybody in broward. 49% to trump. 13% to ted cruz. and on the democratic` side, 73% clinton and 26% bernie sanders. and she is the far and away winner. and she won florida by 31 points. this was just not even close. >> anchor: and i think the headline tonight is looking at marco rubio, he is sororof ending his campaign where it began. not the same spot, but near. >> he ran a pretty good campaign buthe really never got traction. marco rubio and jeb bush, we ththght one of them might go all the way. and neither of them went all the way.y. >> anchor: and the chances of marco rubio and bush endorsing trump are 0. >> 0. >> and delegate count on the republican side, we have trump with 568. ted cruz 370. and marco rubio 163 will not count towards anything. john kasich 129. >> anchor: n the democratic hillary clinton already has 1001 to bernie sanders' 666. and michael, do you think we're headed to a c

hillary clinton, you know, all she is doing is downgrading bernie sanders and upgrading hillary clinton. hillary clinton standing beside her husband, bill clinton, when he signed into law nafta, clapping for it. when signing nafta, it took 75,000 jobs from the city of flint. it sent them overseas. now, you want us to put her in office. i will say some the about the water, then i will you go. hillary clinton went to a black church, stepped on a soapbox -- she did not go to nobody's house, see the water, she did not bring a bottle of water from the hillary and bill foundation. thank you. guest: hillary clinton not signed sign nafta into law, that was her husband. she is taking a position that is virtually identical now to bernie sanders. granted, she does come out of some more free trade wing of the democratic party, but a lot of issues have changed. when you evaluate candidates, you're not evaluating someone who did everything right, you are evaluating someone in contrast to someone else. hillary clinton and bernie sanders would say they have the same goals, they differ about how to get

. >> anchor: and hillary clinton celebrating a big win in west palm beach after taking florida. >> and here are the numbers, hillary clinton 67%. over 1 million people voting today for her. bernie sanders at %. >> and of course, ohio, hillary clinton taking 56% to bernie sanders 43%. and we have results of all of the` primaries tonight. >> in florida, a wivner take >> we have live coverage. are fanned out across south florida. >> and our senior political reporter will have analysis. >> let's begin at the donald trump rally. he k kt us waiting, but he finally spoke. >> calvin, and lori, trump celebrated one of the biggest nights of his campaign by delivering one of his shortest speeches. we shouted questions as he left the ballroom, and they went answered. trump took the podium, and boy did he have every reason to celebrate. the tasks from here on out for the trump campaign is whether they can secure enough of the remaining delegates to avoid trump congratulat rubio and then went after him for attack ads. he said the violence at rallies are a representation of the frustration in the country. he struck a more measured tone r

hillary clinton over bernie sanders. in texas, this was big, hillary clinton also beating bernie sanders. strong hispanic vote there, as well. bernie sanders. in virginia, 64% hillary clinton and 35% for bernie sanders cecilia, they laid out those fire wahls in the south. >> the road to super tuesday success for hillary clinton was through the south. i was down there this week with her. that's clinton country. i interviewed so many voters, many had no idea who bernie sanders was. her sources are confident this nomination is hers. the path to nomination when you lose this much in delegate-rich states it doesn't add for bernie sanders right now. massachusetts is a toss-up right now. >> still waiting. matt gutman in florida with the clinton campaign right there. pretty call cows crowd there. florida such a key state both in the primaries and the general election. voting here has already started and begins in earnest for early ballots on march 15th. right on the wall over there, not many banners there, there's an american flag and a hillary fighting for us banner. hillary clinton is urging her

hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. right now, the primary days here. they choose their nominee but there is technical problems. good afternoon and thank you for joining us on this tuesday. we begin election coverage with some serious issues facing orange county voters. with mark lehman in baldwin park. what are you hearing about the problems? >> the supervisor of elections say it boils down to a problem of checking in voters electronically. here at precinct 525, we were seeing longer lines earlier and is not so bad right now. they say the issue has been fixed but voters say they won't be deterred in making the vote count >> i'm trying to encourage my friends to come out and not to wait >> it will get ugly >> other voters in baldwin park at a line outside the door while trying to cast their ballot >> i think they could have more pools in there to vote register because they have 10 places to vote . have two people taking names >> compounding the delay was a technical issue with checking in voters at this and other precincts in orange county. it's somethin

clinton. hillary clinton swept the south. she won in the state of alabama. big win, 79.to 18.on the strength of the african-american vote. in tennessee. in texas, latino votes strong for hillary clinton as well. home state of arkansas, lived there for 18 years, bill clinton of course governor of that state and virginia as well a key swing state in the general election. here's the big one for hillary clinton tonight. break through in the northeast, a win in massachusetts. i'm here with cecilia vega, you covered that campaign from the start. this one was the one that mattered the most. >> this is one they were hoping to win. clearly, they're claiming victory and very happy about this. this is also the state that bernie sanders needed to win. if he couldn't win in that didn't happen for him tonight. the road to super tuesday success for hillary clinton was through the south. she won big among african-american voters. george, i was down in those states talking to voters, so many voters i met had no idea what bernie sanders stood for. his victory, his road to vict

on the democratic side, we've declared that hillary clinton, hillary clinton has won the mississippi democratic primary. this was not unexpected and again the split will be important. if ate 3-12, hillary clinton would get 31, 32 of the delegates, bernie sanders only five or six. bernie sanders cannot afford to lose, to have a deficit of 25, 26 delegates in mississippi because it weakens his arguments in states like michigan. there is intriguing news in michigan. democratic officials and there you see bernie sanders with a 4% lead only 5% in. here's the good news for bernie sanders, democrats across the state of michigan are reporting record turnout for a democratic primary. in the city of grand rapids, democratic officials saying that they've already exceeded the number of votes in grand rapids than was the case in 2008 when that race was barack obama against hillary clinton. heavy turnout is great for bernie sanders. its looking for a surprise in michigan to make the argument that hillary clinton cannot rest night with the industrial midwest. the biggest problem for bernie sanders w

hillary clinton. i'm joined by jeannie zano, a professor ever political science at ione college. and michael shure. let me start with you jeannie is there any scenario in which hillary clintonnot the democratic nominee in your mind? >> not at all. unless there is some catastrophic event that happens, she can just not fail owin. going forward the math just totally works against him. if they had a winner take all system like the republicans are going to have starting now essentially. >> right. >> he might have a shot picking up big states. that's not going to happen in the democratic states. >> peter fenn, she last got a gadfly that pulls her, he gets those 27, 35 dollar donation. has no reason not to stay in this race and on the other side he has got donald trump who very effectively denigrates, by saying there's a lawsuit, or whatever, donald trump is put in the minds that something catastrophic might happen to hillary clinton. >> i guess he has to did that because catastrophic things seem to be ready to happen to him with lawsuits and looking into his past activities but look jeannie's right, the point now is that you're moving into some of these big states, a lot of them

hillary clinton. >> once we get all of this finished, i'm going to go after one person. that's hillary clinton. >> reporter: a new cnn/orc poll out today indicates that trump would lose against democratic front-runner hillary clinton in the general election. after icing the media for 88 days, clinton finally taking questions from reporters today. >> i'm going to keep going. i've got a lot of work to do between now and next tuesday and the tuesday after that. >> reporter: now it seems hillary has one eye on sanders and one eye on trump, as we head into the november election. in monday's "new york times" clinton's advisers and strategists highlighted a plan to test ads that would portray trump as a misogynist and an enemy to the working class whose brash temper would put the nation and the world in grave danger. subtle jab at trump. >> i believe what we need in kindness. instead of building walls, we're going to break down barriers. >> reporter: trump in typical form was much more direct. >> i watched hillary's speech. and she's talking about wages have been poor and everything's poor and everyt

hillary clinton. almost double the delegates of bernie sanders tonight. the overall picture for hillary clinton, virtually insurmountable lead for the rest of this. >> jon karl, thanks very much. matthew, who would have thought a year ago, hillary clinton as the front-runner for the democrat democrat but opposed to a manhattan billionaire sf. >> everybody thought it was going to be jeb bush within this. but donald trump has refashioned what it means to be a republican. >> that's all for us on this "nightline" and i'll see you mike: dry for now, but a wintry mix takes over soon. i will look at who gets what. shelley: tonight, new numbers showing heroin and drug the state' s most pressing issue. >> there is definitely a growing need for these families and the children. tom: how one group is coming together to help support the families taking in children being affected by substance abuse. shelley: plus, the first confirmed case of zika virus right here in new hampshire. how the person was infected and why it is not a threat to the public. tom: and, it' s super tuesday. how presidential candidates

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and donald trump, hillary clinton versus -- hillary clintontrump, hillary wins, hillary clinton and ted cruz, hillary wins, and hillary clinton and john kasich, john kasich wins. he is the old candidate who has said that he will be to hillary clinton and these numbers bear that out. in some cases, he has a substantial majority with key groups. he beats her with married parents, he beats her with whites, among catholics, and among men. he put together a broad spectrum of constituencies that you need if you are going to beat hillary clinton if she is the nominee on her side. , one moreright, ann blockbuster, it is called, "clinton has fallen." walk us through without any spoilers. this is about party sticking us. what we did is that we looked at the people with sanders and a kasich matchup. what would those people do if it turned out if it was hillary clinton versus john kasich? 19% of those sanders supporters effect to john kasich. for ted cruz, they voted bernie sanders, and 11% goes to ted cruz. and the smallest number goes to donald trump. t

bernie sanders won upsetting hillary clinton there by less than 1%, but a lot of people thought hillary clintonht win by double digits. all the polls said hillary clinton would win. the only people who did not say so, the voting population of michigan. michigan is very important. te industrial midwest, a diverse state. bernie sanders notches a key victory, though hillary clinton did pick up the most delegates tonight. >> let's discuss what it all means. joining us again our panel and alex it was interesting because at the debate the last democratic debate sunday night on cnn, a lot of people thought hillary clinton might have scored points when she said that bernie sanders voted against the auto bailout. of course that vote was part of a wall street bailout which bernie sanders voted against. so it was like hillary clinton surprised everyone on stage, but as time passed after that, there was a notion there was a cheap shot and maybe it hurt her in the primary overnight. >> when you look at sort of the moments in this primary so far when clinton has looked strongest, it's not when she is really

hillary clinton. almost double the delegates of bernie sanders tonight. the overall picture for hillary clinton, virtually insurmountable lead for the rest of this. >> jon karl, thanks very much. matthew, who would have thought a year ago, hillary clinton as the front-runner for the democrat democrat but opposed to a manhattan billionaire sf. >> everybody thought it was going to be jeb bush within this. but donald trump has refashioned what it means to be a republican. >> that's all for us on this super tuesday, stay tuned for "nightline" and i'll see you tomorrow on "good morning >>> "news channel 5" begins now with breaking news. >> four people rushed to the hospital from the oriana house in akron after they all had seizures at the same time. a source tells us it was drug related. oriana house is a treatment center for inmates. they changed their policy after a number of k two overdoses in january. >>> now tonight, a 16-year-old is in the hospital after he was shot in the face on cleveland's west side. the teen was standing outside the business in the 7200-block of lorraine this evening when

hillary clinton. almost double the delegates of bernie sanders tonight. the overall picture for hillary clinton, virtually insurmountable lead for the rest of thisis >> jon karl, thanks very much. matthew, who would have thought a year ago, hillary clinton as the front-runner for the democrat democrat but opposed to a manhattan billionaire sf. >> everybody thought it was going to be jeb bush within this. but donald trump has refashioned at it means to be a repupuican. >> that's all for us on this super tuesday, stay tuned for "nightline" and i'll see you tomorrow on "good morning america."from the single digits north to teens for most of the rest of us! we to be a chilly night--13 at 2 am with partly cloudy skies, 16 at 6 am and mostly cloudy, then rising to 30 at 10 am under cloudy skies. i'll be back in a few minutes with a look at a big warmup next week. it's time for local news that matters! "i'm surprised about not being able to be open" why a siouxland business that's home to summer fun, could be washed up. "crowd cheering nats " the biggest day of the primary season pushes front-runners

hillary clinton y el 20% prefiere a sanders. >> el tema que no resalta tanto en la florida es el tema de la reforma migratoria. reportero: el 83% de los demÓcratas en la florida asegura que hillary clintoniembre de 2016. aunque los entrevistados demÓcratas favorecen en casi todo a hillary clinton, tambiÉn la considera menos confiable que sanders. marÍa: el comitÉ nacional del partido republicano presentÓ 2 demandas para obligar al departamento de estado a publicar alguna de las comunicaciones de hillary clinton cuando estaba al frente de esa secretarÍa. el partido republicano informÓ que las demandas se presentaron bajo la ley de libertad de informaciÓn. jorge: trump sigue pisando firme hacia la candidatura, el magnate tiene 458 delegados equivalentes a un 44% de los que necesitarÍa para hacer nominado. rubio cuenta con sitos inventarios delegados, en tanto que kasich apenas 54. >> solamente hay una persona que lo hizo bien esta noche, es trump. aranza: trump no dudo en reiterar su liderazgo tanto en la preferencia del voto republicano como en el manejo de los negocios. trump: la publicidad no es tan importante como la competencia porque nunca ha habido mÁs dinero gastado para golpear a

hillary clinton wins in illinois almost 4 1/2 hours after the polls close. 96% of the vote in, hillary clinton 48.6%. that's more than enough to make sure is the projected winner. we have projected hillary clinton wins the democratic primary in illinois. that's her fourth big win of the night. she's won north carolina, ohio, florida and now illinois. only missouri outstanding. >> she's four for four of the wins we've called and what's interesting about this is this is no a state that the clinton campaign was going to win. they thought bernie sanders was going to win illinois. he had run a bunch of tv ads. they thought that that was working, it put clinton in a situation she couldn't distance herself and she couldn't express support and she was just kind of put in a corner and here it is a victory for clinton. >> the fact is, yes, the democrats will be proportional, but the fact is she has done incredibly well in several states tonight that her campaign was not sure she would. i think in this case in the past couple of weeks they really meant it. they weren't sure, particularly what happened in

hillary clinton, we project, also will win florida. a big win for hillary clinton in florida. this is an important moment for hillary clinton, important moment for donald trump. they both win florida. let's get a key race alert right now. we got key race alerts. we got a race under way in missouri, though, right now we cannot make projections, but based on the cnn exit poll estimates we have, look at this in missouri on the republican side, ted cruz is slightly ahead of donald trump, 43%. 40% for donald trump. 10% for john kasich in third place. look at that. very, very close in missouri. we have not been able to make a projection. on the democratic side, look at this. also could be a surprise. 51%, 51% for bernie sanders according to our exit poll estimate, 49%, 48% for hillary clinton in missouri. a close race, very, very close in missouri. very close on the republican side and the democratic side. let's take a look at illinois right now. the polls are closed in illinois. look at how close it is in illinois right now. 38%, our estimate, for donald trump based on the exit poll

and donald trump, hillary clinton versus -- hillary clinton clinton and john kasich, john kasich wins. you keep hearing him say, i'm the only one that can beat hillary clinton. and these numbers bear that out. if we look how he did that, he wins majorities and in some cases, substantial majorities with key groups. he beats her with married parents, with whites, among catholics, and among men. he has put together a broad spectrum of constituencies that you need if you're going to beat hillary clinton as the nominee. mark: finally, one more blockbuster i think gives us insight into kasich versus clinton. it's called "clinton has fallen." the plot is confusing, so walk us through it without any spoilers. ann: it is. okay, this is about party stickiness. what we did is that we looked at the people with sanders and a kasich matchup. what would those people do if it turned out if it was hillary clinton versus john kasich? 19% of those sanders supporters defect to john kasich. the same situation with ted cruz, they voted for bernie sanders, and 11% g

hillary clinton part it have? >> don, you can't separate donald from hillary clinton. >> hugh, donald trump's comments are donald trump east comments. hillary clinton's comments are hillary clinton's comments. >> so you don't believe it bolsters -- >> that is unfair to donald trump. >> that's not unfair to donald trump. >> hugh, i'm not going to that. >> the idea that a presidential campaign can be reduced to sound bites on an issue as important as life -- >> i'm going bring up hillary clinton. you're moving ahead in the textbook p textbook. i wanted your response on donald trump. >> it goes this way. hillary clinton is playing this like a violin because the media abets her in doing so. >> hillary clinton is playing this like a violin because donald trump made the statement. the conservatives were the ones who jumped on it before hillary clinton and you're bringing hillary clinton into it. why can't you stick to the conservative side and then we'll get to hillary clinton? >> don, i'm going to stand my ground here. i'm not going to be pushed around on this because the answer is hillary. donald trump hurt himself last n

hillary clinton race happens. easy victory for hillary clinton. because it mobilizes latinos and others say donald trump scrambles the playbook. he'll do well with white working-class voters, in places like ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin. >> i think initially we'll see that hillary clinton would be favored in a race like that. but there are a couple of things that we have to keep in mind. first, it's very difficult for hillary clinton to run against and campaign against an unpredictable candidate like donald trump. it's the hardest to run against when someone is unpredictable. the other thing is, hillary clinton has demonstrated in the primaries and demonstrated in the polls is a flawed candidate for a general election, she's disliked by a majority of the country and she's distrusted by a majority of the country. and she has some vulnerabilities. so, i don't think this is a slam-dunk for hillary clinton. i think she's slightly favored going into a general election. but there's no telling what will unfold against an unpredictable >> cecilia vega, mea

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hillary clinton so far very good day for hillary clinton. she's won three states, florida, north carolina and ohio. important wins for hillary clinton on this day. let's go over to john king over at the magic wall. we have three outstanding contests right now. 99% of the vote is in in missouri and donald trump has a very, very slight lead. look at how close it is. >> 99% of the vote. we're still waiting on a good chunk of precincts. a little shy of 3,000 votes there. the one reason you would say trending in a very close election, you think donald trump is going to keep that lead, he's leading in st. louis county, not by much, nothing yet from st. louis city, some places are just consistent. we said this about detroit. st. louis very consistent, you are get the vote late. nothing there at all. in the very little we do have, trump is ahead. if that holds up and this holds up in the suburbs, if these leads hold up, donald trump likely to keep that lead but it's a nail bite in missouri. we have to overlay a congressional map and -- the winner wil