her competition is staying in the race until the democratic ramos, abc news, washington. >>> and elsewhere, the former ohio governor ted strickland scored major endorsements. president obama and vice president joe biden are backing strickland and that is for the u.s. senate from ohio. the winner of the democratic march 15th primary faces incumbent senator rob portman and that is in november. >>> coming up, there are new developments in the search for a missing malaysia airline flight. what investigators found that could help solve the mystery. >> and touchdown. the u.s. astronaut scot kelly in space. newschannel 5 continues after . >>> there might be another piece of a mysterious aviation puzzle, possibly a piece of plane wreckage. where maybe malaysia flight 370 was found on the coast of mozambique. it's on the way to malaysia to determine if it's from the missing flight. it disappeared in 2014, aboard were 239 people. there is a mystery of what happened on the plane and where it sits. it's turned up aircraft debris and false leads. and now this. >>> today, the u.s. supreme important abor

democratic in miami. univision's jorge ramos waste nothing time bluntly asking clinton about her i e-mail controversy. >> if you get indicted will you drop out? >> oh my goodness, that's not going to happen, i'm not answering that question. i'm not a natural politician in case you haven't noticed, like my husband or president obama. so i have a view that i just have to do the best i can. >> both speaking out against republican front-runner donald trump. >> i think the american people are never going to elect a president who insults mexicans, who insults muslims, who insults women, who insults african-americans. >> i was the first one to call him out. i called him out when he was calling mexicans rapists, when he was engaging in rhetoric that but i think women would agree, getting home... to cuddle up with their man is nice too. but here's the thing: about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain or adempas for pulmon

now the democratic debate continues with jorge ramos and elena salinas. >> you call your opponent hillaryclinton an establishment politician. you yourself are a career politician. why should voters prefer a career politician over an establishment politician. >> well, you got it look at what the career is about. and this a career that has stood up to every special interest in this country. i don't take money from wall street. i demand that we break up the large financial institutions. i don't take money from the pharmaceutical industry because i believe they're ripping off the american people and charging us the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. i don't take money from the fossil fuel industry because they are destroying -- they are destroying this planet through their emissions of carbon and creating the terrible climate change that we are seeing. so i think it is true that i have served in congress for many years. but if you check my record, it is a record of strength for the environment, for workers, for seniors, unlike the second i believe we should expand social secu

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. >>> coming up, hillary clinton gets asked about a possible indictment and jorge ramos pushes the democraticcuss deportation. >>> the headlines turn negative for hillary clinton this week as bernie sanders shocked the pundits and everyone else by baiting her in -- wasn't florida, why would i say florida? beating her in michigan. and at a univision debate, anchor jorge ramos inexistcivis and bernie sanders pledge on immigrants. >> if you want to be the next leader and chief, can you promise don't that you won't deport children and you won't deport immigrants who don't have a criminal record? again, yes or no? can you promise tonight that you won't deport children in children who are already here? >> i would not deport children. i would not deport children. i do not want to deport family members either, jorge. >> we're back with the panel. what do you think of the way jorge ramos pressed the candidates essentially to agree continue to deport anybody except nose with criminal records? is that the role of a journalist or advocate? >> we found a journalist crossing from a journalist trying to get

hillary clinton last night being questioned by jorge ramos at the democratic candidate.ratic party chairman ed rendell, thanks for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> does hillary clinton have to refocus after michigan? and i'm not talking about the e-mail issue, which is a continuing shadow and which voters haven't seemed to care about but now there is a trustworthy question that's been coming up in the exit polls. does she have to be more specific about trade and policies to counteract bernie sanders? it looks like this is indeed going to go all the way to june, even with the big delegate lead, the way it plays out. >> yeah, i always thought this would be something that would carry on, because bernie sanders has done a great job on the campaign trail, has raised a ton of money, more than i think any candidate has, just from small donors. so he has the wherewithal to carry this through to california. look, i think we should start giving bernie sanders some credit, as opposed to attacking hillary's performance as a candidate. i think she's done fairly well. i think she did

ramos and maria salinas. >> we're back to the democratic debate.i asked you if you could be the next deporter in chief. you told me, no, you wouldn't be the next deporter in chief. however, you refused two times to say you would not deport children. this is what you said. >> can you promise that you won't deport immigrants who don't have a criminal record. >> i can promise that i will do everything possible to provide due process. >> will you deport children? >> let me say this. i would give every person but particularly children, due process to have their story told. and a lot of children will, of course, have very legitimate stories under our law to be able to stay. >> so secretary, you seem to be defending president obama's deportation policy. as you know he's deported more than 2.5 million immigrants. so if you really don't want to be the next deporter in chief, can you promise tonight that you won't deport children and that you won't deport immigrants who don't have a criminal record, and this time could i get a yes or no answer? >> yes, you c

her competition bernie sanders says he's staying in this race until the democratic national convention held in july stephanie ramos abc news washington knew at noon a familiar face is now backing donald trump former virginia governor jim gilmore showed support for the republican frontrunner at a watch party last night that is if he gets the gop not now despite the backlash gilmore says he still plans to support the republican nominee even if it is donald trump but the former governor says there are some differences in their tactics and didn't hesitate to call out trip i was the first person at criticize donald trump for the way that he was speaking about certain groups. i was always a very inclusive governor and i would have been inclusive president but i believe this split during the non democratic party people is not good for the united states. gilmore was in the race to the white house would suspend his bid last month and timing of it all started find out why donald trump is still not on nomination. well targeted by thieves again. two masked men robbed a north a convenience store and now the customer say that t

competition, bernie sanders, says he is staying in this race until the democratic national convention held in july. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. >> kristi: thank you. of course, very important primary right here in the state of florida now just 13 days away. early voting is alreadynderway in both miami-dade and monroe counties. prepared to be seeeeg a whole lot more of the candidates in our area in the coming weeks. be sure to make local 10 your election headquarterer we are bringing you always the very latest results and analysis on air and online atlocal10.com. >> constance: developing at noon a disturbing discovery after remains believed to be human were found in oakland park. forney is live with the latest on thi investigation. terrell? >> reporter: detectives have since confirmed that the remains found in this field are human. detectives are still out here working the area. this is just southof oakland park boulevard and just to the west of i-95. the broward sheriff's office first got a call around 30 this morning. a man walking in this field apparentl\ stumbled across the skeletal remains which is

democratic debate. pressured by univision's jorge ramos to make specific promises on her immigration policies. here in florida where latino voters make up a huge portion of the electric, the immigration issue front and center. joining me, martin o'malley's senior adviser, and political poster and analyst, also host at news radio 610 wiod in miami, fur nand amaundy. good to see you. gabriella, we heard the sound bite from hillary clinton. you think back to 2008 when barack obama made similar promises, and as we know, he promised immigration overhaul, and it really didn't come to fruition. wasn't able to do that. do latino voters worry that none of these candidates are going to be able to really deliver? >> look, i think there's two different things. one, you're absolutely correct. latinos remember that the president promised immigration reform in his first year. comprehensive imknramigration reform, and quite frankly, are very cynical right now about the possibility of comprehensive immigration reform getting through congress. what ramos was pressing secretary clinton on is something that quite

ramos, kpix5. >> as for the democrats, senator bernie sanders wants to debate hillary clinton in her adopted home state of new york ahead of its primary about three weeks from now on nbc's "meet the press." the vermont senator says he wants to hold the debate in new york city which his campaign believes is a crucial battleground. it would be a chance to face off with clinton again in person before the april 19th primary. no response from clinton. and more on bernie and hillary clinton coming up with melissa caen, going to toss it up coming up in our 6:00 hour. >>> in meantime we got to check the roads on a monday. how are we doing? >> heating up out there. another report of a vehicle fire, this one out of the altamont pass this morning coming away from tracy, around 580, 205 connector there, no word if any lanes are blocked. getting word of a truck on fire at least over to the left shoulder. you probably have chp and fewer crews heading out to the scene. dipping to about 33 miles per hour in some spots, seeing some red, though, so that indicates speeds under 25 miles per hour as you work your way

out of this race.on the democratic side:hillary clinton is closer to the nominee status but her competiton bernie sanders says he in the race till the convention. stephanie ramos abc news washington. ohio governor john kasich did not win a single state on super tuesday ...but he's not letting that stop his campaign. campaign.the governor is vowing to carry on through at least ohio's primary date ... up a fight against the g-o-p frontrunner.here's what he had to say in mississippi last night-- (gov. john kasich/(r) presidential candidate) "we and it'll be a new day." day."polls show trump leading kasich in the buckeye state. just under two weeks until ohioans vote .... but kentucky republicans will caucus this saturday ...for everything you need to know about the race for the white house ... visit w-c-p-o dot com. one of the pros is leaving 'dancing with the stars' ... what's next on his dance card? we'll tell you ... plus ... a smash hit broadway musical comes to cincinnati ... but it's not here for long ... hear from the stars of "newsies" where you can catch the show ... coming up on 9 on you're watching 9 on your side right now at the aronoff center ... a h

ramos abc news washington. so candidates will debate tomorrow night in detroit on saturday both parties have primaries in louisiana and caucuses in kansas democrats also have caucuses in nebraska and republicans will caucus in maine and kentucky and then on sunday there's a democratic debate in flint michigan. in addition to democratic caucuses in maine and the republican primary in puerto rico a familiar face in virginia could throw support behind donald trump former governor jim gilmore talked about his support for the republican front runner and a watch party last night that is if he is the gop nod despite the backlash gilmore says he still plans to support the republican nominee even if it is donald trump but the former governor says there are some differences in their tactics and he didn't hesitate to call trump out i was the first person at the national level to criticize donald trump for the way that he was speaking about certain groups. i was always a very inclusive governor and i would have i believe this split during the non democratic party people is not good for the united states gilmore was in the race for the white house but suspend

on the democratic side both hillary clinton and bernie sanders will tackle the issues on stage tonight in florida at their eighth debate nfl washington, stephanie ramoschannel6 "action news." matt and tam, back to you. >> thanks, stephanie. florida primary tuesday next week. we'll see how rubio does, if he's until by then. time right now 4:41. still to come on "action news" a group of teenagers in ohio want the right to vote so they are suing a top state official. >> also mcdonald's is extending its reach to the land of borat and the fast food chain is already a hit. karen. >> 49 degrees right now in philadelphia. we will break some records later this afternoon. details in the forecast coming up. >> ♪ rooms come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. with eight times more fragrance control, the new air wick® scented oil warmer lets you dial up or down. for the perfect amount of fragrance. no matter the size of the room. air wick®. home is in the air™. >> 4:43 on this wednesday and karen rogers joins us with what record breakers today. >> wouldn't it be nice to take this whole thing outside. >> it would be great. >> once it starts to get bright. we're goin

for the democrats, hillary clinton won mississippi's primary but rival bernie sanders pulled a big upset in michigan. stephanie ramos joins us with the latest details in washington. >>reporter: another big primary contest and win for donald trump but a split decision in the two democratic primaries last night is making a tighter race for the white house. >> in the last week, we have won three caucuses and two of them were record breaking turn outs. >> bernie sanders with the stunner, now adding a major victory in michigan, a state both democrats and republicans courted. >> this has been a fantastic night in michigan. >> sanders already looking ahead to super tuesday part three with contests in florida, illinois, ohio, and missouri, hillary clinton as excited, easily winning the contest in mississippi by a wide margin. making it a clean scene. >> i want to be the president for the struggling and the striving. >> clinton walking away a winner earning more delegates than sanders. on the gop side, donald trump defeating his rivals in washington and mississippi. >> this was an amazing evening. >> celebrating his big wins

ramos and maria salinas. >> we're back to the democratic debate. i asked you if you could be the next deporter in chief. you told me, no, you wouldn't be the next deporter in chief. however, you refused two times to say you would not deport children. this is what you said. >> can you promise that you won't deport immigrants who don't have a criminal record. >> i can promise that i will do everything possible to provide due process. >> will you deport children? >> let me say this. i would give every person but particularly children, due process to have their story told. and a lot of children will, of course, have very legitimate stories under our law to be able to stay. >> so secretary, you seem to be defending president obama's deportation policy. as you know he's deported more than 2.5 million immigrants. so if you really don't want to be the next deporter in chief, can you promise tonight that you won't deport children and that you won't deport immigrants who don't have a criminal record, and this time could i get a yes or no answer? >> yes, you

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clinton questioned hard by jorge ramos on the email scandal that's dogged her campaign from the start. her answer? that. is exactly what folks walking into the democratic debate wanted to see tonight. energy. and both candidates brought their a- game. immigration a huge focus tonight on the univision sponsored debate. and that brought the and both candidates turned their ire on donald trump. outside -- congresswoman tulsi gabbard from hawaii - who made a splash publicly switching her endorsement from clinton to sanders spoke exclusively to 10news. and hillary clinton did just that..fielding strong questions on bengazi. in the latest sanders is down a full 30 points to clinton. today, republicans face off in miami where marco rubio will be fighting for his political life and donald trump will work to expand his lead in florida. ahead of tonight's debate-- the republican candidates are hot on the campaign trail. donald trump in north carolina. john kasich in illinois. marco rubio and ted cruz both in south florida. and today -- tampa becomes center stage-- with both "hillary clinton and bernie sanders" making stops. clinton will be at the "ritz in ybor"

now the democratic debate continues with jorge ramos and elena salinas. >> you call your opponent hillaryrself are a career politician. why should voters prefer a career politician over an establishment politician. >> well, you got it look at what the career is about. and this a career that has stood up to every special interest in this country. i don't take money from wall street. i demand that we break up the large financial institutions. i don't take money from the pharmaceutical industry because i believe they're ripping off the american people and charging us the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. i don't take money from the fossil fuel industry because they are destroying -- they are destroying this planet through their emissions of carbon and creating the terrible climate change that we are seeing. so i think it is true that i have served in congress for many years. but if you check my record, it is a record of strength for the environment, for workers, for seniors, unlike the second i believe we should expand social security benefits. it is a record of achievement

democrats, 59 in play for republicans. looking like it will be another romp for the front runners. abc's stephanie ramos more. >> reporter: time for another faceoff at the polls in battleground states. >> thank you. wow, i am so happy to be here. >> reporter: hillary clinton at a rallyly in detroit michigan telling them she wants to be their small business president but she needs their votes. >> the sooner i could become your nominee the more i could begin to turn our attention to the republicans. >> reporter: clinton feeling confident looking beyond bernie sanders and even thinking about how he can help her. >> i would hope to be able to enlist bernie in health me reach out to his supporters if i am so fortunate enough to be the nominee. >> reporter: but sanders is not going anywhere. >> if there is a large voter turnout, we will win. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: to win the nomination, he would need to secure every remaining state by 10 points with contests in idaho, mississippi and hawaii, the big prize today is michigan where both donald trump and hillary clinton have double digit leads on thei

bernie sanders for the democrats or ted cruz or marco rubio on the republican side pull out victories as time is getting short and the delegates are getting chosen. abc's stephanie ramos reports. there's a reason why its called super tuesday ?.it's the biggest voting day of the year leading up to the general election. voters in 12 states ---and a us territory for the democrats ---are at the polls hundred and 10 delegates at stake. woman with kasich sticker on - looks at camera i believe that it's really important that we stay unified as a party and i really don't like all the negativity another man at rubio table donald trump is a bully and i think america needs a fighter not a bully.. rubio will fight for conservative principles that we believe in both marco rubio and ted cruz rallying to stop frontrunner donald trump from sweeping up big wins. rubio making stops today in minnesota and his home state of florida. cruz also trying to win support on his home turf ?texas. in the latest cnn poll ? hillary clinton could easily beat trump if up against each other, but loses to rubio and cruz. trump dismissing the poll trump: they're not going to get the nomination. i haven'

democrat playbook. we saw just recently hillary clinton and bernie both take the pledge by ramos saying they would not onlywould never deport illegals here. hillary clinton, went a step further and says she wants to pit all 12 million illegals on a path to citizenship. this is even overreaching anything president obama has done. never actually communicated that is his place, even though many of us believe it is. hillary clinton said that is her plan if she becomes president. this doesn't surprise me in at the least that a foreign government, mexico, is actually trying to influence this process. even if it's thousands of voters, you never knowáa<÷7b hoe this could be in different states. >> in states where it's fairly close, it could tip the scale in a close election. >> absolutely. >> having said that, the deputy consul of mexico, telling the "washington post," those who use this to vote, that is up to each individual. we don't have any opinion on that because that would be totally interfering in internal affairs of the country. well, no flies on her obviously. but the movies -- the move is meant to get th

democratic strategist tara dowd and sam seeder and an msnbc contributor. jorge ramoss sort of famous for his ability to bear down and get commitments and tonight he was very focused on deportation and trying to get a commitment from secretary clinton that she would not deport children. here's that passage where he talked about asking clinton if she would deport kids sort of again and again. take a listen. basically clinton says i don't have the same policy as the current administration has and i would not deport children. i do not want to deport family members either. of the undocumented people in this country i want them to see on a path to citizenship. how big a deal was that. >> interesting one and big deal and i do think that despite what we heard earlier from schultz shu, a lot has to do with since 2006 a movement of undocumented activism so in the last ten years they have been organizing politically along with latino citizens and no longer the story that they're being talked about but from this debate they're speaking about their own experiences in the deportati

democratic candidates sparred over one of the biggest issues of the night, immigration. the first tense exchange of the night wasn't between candidates, but between the moderator ramos and hillary clinton. he asked her about the e-mail server she used while >> if you get indicted, will >> for goodness -- it is not going to happen. i'm not even answering that question. >> reporter: immigration was a central topic of the debate. both candidates promised not to deport undocumented children and to support swift action on reform. >> if the congress does not do its job, as president of the united states, i will use the executive powers of that office >> i am committed to introducing comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship in the first 100 days of my presidency. >> reporter: clinton and sanders will face off again on tuesday here in florida, when voters here and in four other states will vote in primary elections. sanders and clinton offered differing views of this week's michigan primary. >> it was a very close race. we had some of those. i've won some and i've lost some. >> we have won, including michigan, last night, which some people considered one of t

. >>> democrat hillary clinton and republican, donald trump, boehm one step closer to their party's nomination after they won big across the map last night. stephanie ramos has the latest from washington. >> reporter: super tuesday is over, with both front runners cementing their lead. >> winner took all. this thing is over. with this result, the november election will likely be a match-up with hillary clinton and donald trump. trump sweeping up big wins in the united states. making it harder for his rivals to catch up. marco rubio winning in only one state, minnesota. ted cruz winning the most votes in texas, oklahoma and alaska. >> we have done something that almost nobody thought could be done. >> and democrat hillary clinton, picking up big states. and her commanding league now taking on trump. >> instead of building walls we are going break down barriers. >> after a landslide in vermont, clinton's competitor, bernie sanders singing the same song, including this tune. ♪ ♪ >> sanders not showing any sign of ending his campaign. >> this is not a general election, it's not winner take all. >> after so many votes the gop field still has five candidates i

it's nice to talk about what the democrats have done to this country and tone and with the insults as you nailed ramos do you think happens if we get to a convention fight and i'm not sure we get there but if we do and you have all the groups organizing, plotting and planning that boehner wants paul ryan and mitt romney might want his name put in there -- >> might want cruz or might not want cruz. >> yeah. if they leap over cruz and trump, the people that got the most wins, most states, more delegates -- >> yeah. >> more voters and they disenfranchise them, i say it's over because the supporters of trump, the supporters of cruz, they're going away and they're not coming back. >> they call in to your show. they call in to my show. they say, look, we love the country and the party hates us or want to make it look inspector generrigged and feels rigged. there are some republicans and they actually feel more comfortable with hillary clinton than they would feel with donald trump. so i've challenged them. write an op-ed of why hillary would be a better commander in chief at a time of great peril than trump

democrat bernie sanders and his wife cast their ballots today, they and the rest of the presidential hopefuls are now making last minute stops trying to snag their party' s nomination. abc' s stephanie ramos reports from alexandria, virginia. stephanie: super tuesday is here, the biggest voting day of voters in a dozen states and a u.s. territory will go to the delegates at stake. >> let me be clear to the men and women of texas. religious liberties. stephanie: ted cruz talking religious liberty and the supreme court nomination. >> you know what they say about men with small hands. stephanie: oh rubio' s barrage against -- marco rubio' s barrage of insults against donald trump subsiding by the end of the day. >> get them out. stephanie: a photographer thrown service agent. ms. clinton: i don' t think america has ever stopped being great. america a whole mr. sanders: now it is time for massachusetts to lead the political revolution. stephanie: the latest national polls show that 49% of republican voters would support a president trump. here in virginia, many voters are expected to turn out today, many more than the last time both presidents held presidential primaries. sean: with so much a

democrat till or clinton and republican donald trump winning big across the map. they are one step closer to the party nomination. here is stephanie ramos with all >> super tuesday is over. >> thank you all so much. >> the winner took all. with these results, the november election will likely be a mashup of hillary clinton and donald trump. it now makes it much harder for the rivals to catch up. marco rubio won in one state, minnesota. penn state grabbed the most votes in oklahoma alaska and texas. >> we have done something that nobody thought we could do. >> hillary clinton snagged big wins in the delegate heavy states. if her commanding lead, she takes on trump. >> instead of building walls, we will break down barriers. >> bernie sanders saying the same tune. and this one. which is responsible for its bernie sanders is not showing any sign of suspending his campaign. the gop field still has five candidates. including this one. they all say they are staying in the race. hillary clinton is closer to the nominee status but her competitor says he will stay in the race until the democratic convention. barbara: happening today, more protest

democratic debate in the sunshine state. the former secretary of state hit with another tough question on her private email scandal. sot clinton jorge ramos: if you get indicted, are you going to drop out? clinton: oh, that's not going to happen. i'm not even answering that question while twitter argued over the color of sanders' coat.... nats get out of here, go home to mom donald trump supporters and protestors clashed at his rally in fayetteville, north carolina. the billionaire was he attacked his gop rivals. sot donald trump i think we're gonna have a fantastic week trump may have a 67 percent unfavorability rating in the latest abc news-washington post poll, but he's ahead in the winner take all contests in marco rubio's florida and john kasich's ohio. sot john kasich he's going to lose ohio, i'm going to win ohio. just watch sot-rubio q. do u need a miracle on tuesday? a: we need votes and we're gonna campaign is being asked incident at his victory party tuesday night. reporter michelle fields of conservative news site breitbart claimed she was forcefully grabbed by trump's campaign manager corey lewandowski after she asked a tough

ramos has the latest on the campaign trail. >> reporter: here's the reason the biggest voting day of the year leading up to the general election. voters in 12 states and the u.s. territories, the democrats, are at the polls with scab 10 delegates -- 1610 gel delegates at state. >> and i think it's important we stay unified as a party. >> donald trump is a bully. i think america needs a fighter and not a bully. marco rubio is a fighter and he will fight for the principles we conservatives believe in. >> reporter: both marco rubio and ted cruz rallying to stop donald trump from sweeping up big wins. rubio making stops in minnesota and has home state of florida. cruz trying to win support on his home turf, texas. the latest polls show hillary clinton could beat trump if up against each other but loses to rubio and cruz. nomination. i haven't focussed on hillary clinton yet and i can tell you the one person hillary doesn't want to run against is me and i have that on good knowledge. sanders making the rounds in crucial voting states. clinton hits up florida while sanders -- places votes in his home state. >> and at least one sprite. >> reporter: polls show that both donald trump and hillary

democratic presidential candidates. the white house hopefuls are making last minute stops across the country trying to snag their party's nomination, abc's stephanie ramos has more. < there's a reason why its called super tuesday ?.it's the biggest voting day of the year leading up to the general election. voters in 12 states ---and a us territory for the democrats ---are at the polls today ?with 16-hundred and 10 delegates at stake. woman with kasich sticker on i believe that it's really important that we stay unified as a party and i really don't like all the negativity another man at rubio table donald trump is a bully and i think america rubio will fight for conservative principles that we believe in both marco rubio and ted cruz rallying to stop frontrunner donald trump from sweeping up big wins. rubio making stops today in minnesota and his home state of florida. cruz also trying to win support on his home turf ?texas. in the latest cnn poll ? hillary clinton could easily beat trump if up against each other, but loses to rubio and cruz. trump dismissing the poll trump: they're not going to get the i haven't even focused on hillary clinton yet, and

ramos, we thank you. >>> the candidates now scrambling for every delegate. thousands of ohioans have on the republican side of the 118,000 ballots requested, just over 32,000 have already been turned in. for the democrats, 35,000 ballots have been returned for more than 111,000 requested. with a large number of voters making last-minute decisions, that gives them more time to learn about the candidate. so tonight we are truth testing the candidate's claims. our partners at poo lit politifact have been reviewing the results. >> reporter: according to truth meter this is the candidate who has told the most outright whoppers. according to politifact's truth meter, donald trump has made the most false statements of any candidate this election season, more than 40% of the like when trump talked taxes at this rally. >> we're going to reduce taxes tremendously, because we have the highest tax rate anywhere in the world. >> reporter: u.s. income taxes are lower than other advanced nations. it reserves its "pants on fire" rating for the most egregious. so far 20% of trump's received that rating. including this. those unemployment numbers. the number is probably 28, 29, as high as 35. in fact, i even heard recen

ramos has more. reporter: the hunt is on for delegates. >> the last week we have won with record breaking turn outs. i bernie sanders adds a major rgtry in michigan a state both democrats and republics courted. >> it is a fantastic night in michigan. reporter: he is looking to super tuesday part tee with contests in four states. hillary clinton just as exited easily winning mississippi by a wide margin making it keen sweep in the south. >> i want to be the president for the struggling and terrific is. lgts she was a winner earning more delegates than sanders. on the g.o.p. side donald trump defeating his rivals in michigan and mississippi. celebrating his big wins at within of the properties in florida flanked by trump water, wine and attacks. pointing to attempts by his opponent to stop his momentumment >> $38 million of horrible lies public is because they few they were lies and it was just really amazing to watch. reporter: his main rival ted cruz battling with john skabg in michigan and marco rubio falling short. both hillary clinton and bernie sanders will tackle the issues in florida at their debate. john: north carolina's primary is less than a week away and the

democratic side, clinton is closer to the status but her competition sanders says he's staying in the race until the convention. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. >>> all eyes are in florida as the presidential race heads to orlando front runner donald trump will rally on ucf campus is saturday and he's not the only one. kimberly eiten learned anti- trump post testers -- protesters are in planning stages. you are asking what measures are in place to keep everybody safe. >> reporter: donald trump has been highly charged candidate drawing controversy where he goes. i asked leaders how they plan to keep everyone safe inside and outside cft arena. with the front runner rallies on saturday, this arena seats 10,000 and it could be a packed house. in the works with crowds of almost 500 people expected. that is how many have rsvp in the 24-hour since trumps announced the campaign stop at the new york billionaire has drawn supporters and opponents with his racially charged remarks are former kkk leader david duke. his stance on immigration and isis and countless other antics. ucf says there's a plan in the works to make sure none

democratic primary. >> now, she was asked last night by jorge ramos if you're indicted, will you drop out? ridiculous i amt going to answer that question. you answer if she's tithed does chef to drop out? >> kind of no. it's not a fore gone conclusion that she had if she were to be indicted actually drop out. it doesn't change that much in the perception of what e she's tone. you either believe now that she's doing something wrong or not. a lot of people have dug in, it's a partisan fight so republicans -- >> override all of this? >> i don't know if she can override it but not sure is that she necessarily drops out. keep in mind when richard nixon was impeached he got out like he oval office put his head down and he left. what does bill clinton do, he was able to ride it out successfully and fight back and now he's more popular than what he left overoffice that's a remarkable feet. and it's not clear to me necessarily that she would drop out. but it's a great question. worth asking and interesting that she won't answer it. and she won't say -- definitively to say -- >> you can't really --

ramos, thanks for coming. the book is called "take a it c there are two democratic visionsfor regulating wall street.one says it's okay to take rmillions from big banks my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to playby the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. i'm bernie sandersand i approve this message. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by blue diamond almond breeze. >> you heard the man, bachelor see you tomorrow, guys. we're following breaking news. police got a call about an armed robbery from high low drive around 5:00 this morning. then a gunshot victim showed up at a home a block away on rich avenue. next someone showed up at cmpd headquarters in uptown. police think it traces back to trion square mall at the corner of north trion and craig head where several people gathered. we saw officers putting down evidence markers in the parking we'll bring you more on channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> we're following breaking

ramos's question. they started booing. they didn't really want him to go there but he did ask the question. there are those in the democratic party that feel that are doing this for political purposes. what would you say to them? >> what political purposes? all i wanted is for hillary to tell me what happened. what's political about that? i think that as a mother i deserve to know. and as a woman, as she says, she always talks about a woman, i am a woman too. i think i deserve to know why my son is dead. what was the reasoning behind this? can't anybody there, anybody, anybody from my government tell me, what happened? the only thing i know is the security guards that were there, that were shot and killed, they're the ones that told me, everything that i, pretty much know. because hillary won't. and it was her department. and i even asked her, this was your department, hillary. why don't, why? she said, she wasn't told. trish: mrs. smith, what about other family members, have they been contacted by hillary clinton to your knowledge, or the president? >> no. to my knowledge i'm completely out of the loop. i don't know who ha

and one of the leading voices of change among the popular democratic party as well as the free association movement. today representative vega ramos will contribute to the discussion from the free association perspective. professor carlos gorrin peralta. a doctor from the university of puerto rico and an llm from harvard university. professor gorrin is one of the leading constitutionists in puerto rico, an accomplished legal scholar who's published books in puerto rico, spain, the united states and also a member of the independence party. today he will provide to this discussion his legal knowledge from the independence perspective. serving as respondent to this panel is professor romero, who holds a degree in labor relations from the university of puerto rico, a jurist doctorate degree from the puerto rico school of law and llm from american university's washington college of law. he is currently serving as adviser of the senate of puerto rico and is an associate professor of the interamerican university of puerto rico school of law. the discussion will commence with the historical overview provided by professor charles venator-s

democratic side, hillary clinton so much closer to that nominee status, but her competition, bernie sanders, says he is in this race until national convention set for july. in washington, stephanie ramos for channel 7 eyewitness news. back to you. >> thank you, stephanie. >>> well, a group of new jersey newspapers turning on governor christie after his endorsement of donald trump. six of them now calling on him to step down from office. the papers issued a joint editorial that says if christie refuses to quit, new jersey citizens should initiate a recall effort. the gann et company owns all of these papers. christie shocked many by endorsing trump after he quit his own presidential campaign. the government said trump represents the best chance to defeat democratic frontrunner hillary clinton in november. >>> it was another cruise that didn't end as planned, the same royal caribbean ship that was battered by a storm last month returned to bayonne today after another storm and a norovirus outbreak. eyewitness news reporter darla miles talked to passengers after they returned to port. >> don't believe all the negative cruise ship from hell, that is totally false. >>reporter: the first ap

democratic divide that we have here. big moments last night. the first one for your side is jorge ramosing, would you drop out if indicted? loaded question. fair one? >> i don't think so chris. clearly we know there's going to be no indictment, because that's absurd, and he had to be bipartisan so i understand the question and clearly it's something that will never happen and democrats understand that as well. >> do you think it's a nonissue? >> that remains to be seen. well, one of the candidates supports a $15 minimum wage and one does not, and one supports medicare for all and the other does not, and one supports free higher education in public schools and the other one does not. >> how do you combat that? >> one likes the system but wants to improve it, and secretary clinton is saying let's improve our health care with the affordable care act and let's make sure we take off the burden of education costs to those that can't afford it, and i live in florida and the congressman does, too, and we are not looking for a socialists revolution, and we have had one, we know what cuba and nic