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and there u saw democratic governor come in as well as secretary of state and toirn genel. so there's -- attorney general. there's been aeal shift in the mi set and it's looking more toward electability. when they s joe biden has been there through the test of time, a long time in thera demc party is he the one going to a trump presidence after win and four years. bernie sanders, while he again, we tout how many of the young demographic, the 18 to 35 are big supporters ofs bernie sandt he wasn't able to build upon that. he also has a lot of outreach for hispanic voters and alsofr americans who live here in the state of michigan but he wasn't able to expand on that base. >> woodruff: christy mcdonald reporting from us from detit. christy thank you so much. now on to mississippi, it's the only southern state holding a contest today. southern states that voted on super tuesday broke for joe biden over bernie sanders andoc the asted press as we said is projecting tonight that mississippi is fllowing suit. adam ganucheau is following the primary there. he is a political reporter

policy inma place here at boston medic center which is consistent with what'sco happening at mass genelsk to use for the day. we currently have a supply that is adequate for the time being but looking at projections we really have to think about where we're headed, and it doesn't necessarily look good. as manylo of your guests have alreadygu said the supply chain are difficult. i was watching governor baker give a press conference and it was clear his, his frustration with the supply chain and i'm certainly not speaking for the governor, it was just as a situation -- it was actually somewhat reassuring to know that we were atto least all in this together here in massachusetts. >> doctor, i was struck by something youto posted on socia media where you said, as you prepare to leave your wife and kids for y a while and go into these icus and emergency rooms you say i am scared but my community needs me which is what i've w heard from doctors acros the country and why you are rightfully being called heroes for what you're doing. you have right now an audience, president trump is tangling wi