to talk to you about hillary clinton. hillary is tough. hillary is courageous.urwill fight to make families safer. house, she will stand up to the gun lobby. that is why i'm voting for hillary. [applause] gabby giffords: speaking is difficult for me, but come january, i want to say these two words -- madam president. [applause] gabby giffords: let's work together to make hillary our president. thank you. [applause] [crowd chanting "gabby"] please welcome to the stage, lewis. raul >> so are we ready? are we ready for hillary? are we fired up? are we ready to go? fired up? ready to go? good afternoon. lewis.phen raul let me recognize all of arizona's tribal leaders here today. [applause] please stand up. the lieutenant governor, the president i am pleased to be here today to support the next president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> you all know how much secretary clinton has committed her life to public service and children's issues. she has long been an advocate for disadvantaged communities. as a leader of one of the 23 tribal nations here in ari

for hillary clinton. as you know, bernie sanders will also reach some delegates tonight as well. >> that's right, he's won four states. meanwhile, bill, on the candidates all year long, democrats like their leader, republicans are not happy with their leaders in washington. donald trump, ted cruz doing well. >> yep, i mean, democrats are happy with their democratic president. republicans are unhappy with the democratic president and decided over the last few years to be very unhappy about republican leaders as well. trump. he's the leader in the race, no question, he'll have attend of the day, about 250 delegates ted cruz and marco rubio, between them, will have won about 320 delegates. hillary clinton is pretty comfortably ahead. this race, there are two possible paths, trump winning or trump not winning and ending up with a brokered or contested convention. everything depends on two weeks from tonight. if he wins florida and ohio, it's probably over. convention. if he wins one and loses one, hard to tel

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 wi

this is almost an hour. ♪ >> hillary! hillary! hillary! hillary! hillary! hillary!applause] senator schumer: good morning, harlem! good morning, new york! it is so great to be here and i am so privileged to be able to have the honor of introducing my friend and colleague, hillary clinton -- [applause] who frankly needs no introduction, especially here in harlem. [applause] as new york senator for eight years, the people of harlem know her well. and they know her family. remember when president clinton had the world to choose from to locate his presidential offices, where did he choose? harlem, usa. so, hillary is no stranger here. she is no stranger to the people of new york. we know her. we love her and we cannot wait for her to be president. [applause] >> hillary! hillary! senator schumer: let me share something with you. senator is the only job we have that is occupied by two people at the same time. hillary and i served together for eight years as senators from new york. so, i got to know her well. when you work with someone not closely, you get to see a person'

donald trump versus hillary clinton race happens. easy victory for hillary clinton. others say donald trump scrambles the playbook. he'll do well with white like ohio, pennsylvania. >> i think initially we'll see that hillary clinton would be favored in a race like that. 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. 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 disliked by a majority of the country. so, i don't think this is a slam-dunk for hillary clinton. i think she's slightly favored going into a general election. no telling what will unfold against an unpredictable candidate. >> cecilia vega, meantime the clinton campaign and allies have started to put together a >> yes, they have. there were reports out this week they have an oppos

hillary clinton over bernie sanders. in texas, this was big, hillary clinton also beating bernie sanders. strong hispanic vote there, as well. le arkansas, 69% to 27% for 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. >> that's right, george, and the voting here has already started ballots on march 15th. right on the wall over there, not many banners there, there's a

hillary clinton would like to come back. it's like drawing to an inside straight. >> hohio and missouri with similar demographics. >> this was in the 9:00 hour before the results were quite so clear in michigan, the race was closer there. she was talking a lot about donald trump. let's listen. >> you can't be talking about building walls or turning the clock back. we have to build on what made america great in the first place, our energy and optimism, our openness and creativity. nobody works harder than americans. nobody innovates better. nobody dreams bigger. and if we work together, i know america will outcompete anybody anywhere in the world. >> that was hillary clinton earlier. it's interesting that she chose to come out while donald trump was giving his speech. do you think that's intentional? all the networks were carrying the donald trump speech. do you think she didn't want to necessarily get a lot of coverage tonight? >> well, i don't know about that. i don't know any politician who doesn't want to get coverage. >>

i saw how hillary clinton was messaging that. out this graphic on twitter that said i'm going to explain the flint water crisis. it talked about racism, it talked about bad infrastructure, it talked about poor education. it didn't talk about the problem. bernie sanders can talk about the problem and relate it to voters. hillary clinton cannot relate these issues to voters in a meaningful way. i think that's the core problem. >> you were there. >> i was there. i saw her. she was in flint, michigan. she went to an african-american church, 800 or so people there. they were very drawn to her message. she got a standing ovation. this was mostly african-american women. looks like she's doing well with african-american women according to these polls. but again, i do think bernie sanders speaks to kitchen table issues and he speaks in a way that i think is very easy to understand, it's on a ninth grade level or so and that's a good thing. it's almost like donald trump. >> can i just say they have one more debate left in them. tomorrow ni

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for hillary clinton.e delegates to be allocated. she'll get a lot more and if you look at where things stand overall, the four other contests, look at this lead she has. this is where they have to go, 1,462 more to go. she's got this huge lead built up over bernie sanders and remember the democrats, every single primary and caucus is por porti portional. if he starts winning races, hillary clinton will continue to add to their total. >> i whatn't to bring that donna brazile, you know what this looks over the democratic side. once you build up, a hard lead, hard for the challenger to catch up. >> we reward on the democratic performance. this is a good night for hillary clinton. no question that bernie sanders will accumulate delegates whether it's in minnesota, colorado or some of the other states. but she'll win a large chunk of delegates because she'll win those areas where the democratic performance is very, very high. >> and matthew dowd, she has a bit of a balancing act right now. she hasn't put berni

it allows hillary if she does, this it allows hillary's attack back to the center. her left, far left, and if she picks up elizabeth warren as a running mate, she can say elizabeth you stakeout that far left base over there that we need. i need the money from wall street, tom. >> yeah, look, elizabeth warren, one of the reasons she may not have taken the opportunity on national television to rip into hillary clinton is pause she recognizes that hillary is basically barring some catastrophic event, that she is wrapping this thing up and it's time to start circling the wagons. hillary -- plet war ren as vice president it would absolutely i think energize the bernie sanders supporters. that's something that she needs, observed, i'm not sure exactly if -- she is still the darling of the party. if elizabeth warren had wanted to she could have run for president and we would have seen her sitting here talking about picking hillary clinton as the running mate. hillary clinton has the woman thing going. >> she has that far left base. heidi, how about this? look at the distin

i do have a lot of faith in hillary clinton. i do believe she will make a very, very strong president because she is a very strong woman. juan: cornel west, i want to go to what she mentioned about this issue of revolution. given the nature of washington today with these huge republican majorities in the house and senate, isn't bernie sanders, to some degree, selling the idea of revolution that he cannot deliver unless there's a fundamental change in the congress as well as? dolores is my dear sister, i just think she is wrong. i think it is difficult to have faith and hillary clinton when she receives money from the geo, which sustain the detention centers for precious immigrants, incarcerated them unjustly. i don't see how one could make the case that somehow you have a candidate that has the kind of integrity that we want. there is no doubt that bernie sanders can win because he recognizes- he is politici that nds a sial movent behi him. he is a thermostat. he shapes the climate. the clinton is a thermometer, she just registe

so, this is aed goo night for hillary clinton. no question that bernie sanders will accumulate delegates in some other states. but she'll win a large chunk of delegates because she'll win those areas where the democratic performance is very, very high. >> and matthew dowd, she's got a bit of a balancing act right now. she hasn't put bernie sanders she has to keep one eye on him and one eye on donald trump on the republicans. >> i think she's turning full well -- we are moving toward a fascinating clash of titans. if donald trump continues to roll and hillary clinton continues to roll, you have the ultimate outsider, no political experience against the last political dynasty with a political resume that would be the envy of anybody. >> that's incredible. i want to bring that to nate silver, you have been going through statistics. you called the 2012 election on the nose. explain how all the experts, with the possible exception of matthew dowd, completely missed donald trump. >> i think there's nothing like donald trump in many deca

and this is the hillary side.ditional caucus where people sit around a card table, for example, and discuss their views. they are now voting. so they are counting it up. as you saw proportionally. let's give you the numbers, districts 27 and 28, anchorage, it was 73% for bernie sanders, 27% for hillary clinton. and as we look at the counting that's going on now. i'm going to give you perspective, jake, these are all hillary supporters here. then if we go ahead and we'll see very few uncommitted voters off there in the distance, and them this vast sea below me and extending all the way to the other wall of the auditorium, those are bernie supporters. this district 20 down town alaska looks like, again, a very, very solid win for bernie sanders when they finally get done counting all of these numbers, jake. >> all right, paul vercammen in anchorage taking in the results in that room. let's bring back breanna and david. we heard attendees talking about the enthusiasm gap and also how bernie sanders and hillary clinto

i am here to talk to you about hillary clinton. really, hillary is tough. hillary is courageous.ill fight to make us safer. [applause] in the white house she will stand up to the gun lobby. that is why i am voting for hillary. [applause] speaking is difficult for me, january, but i want -- madame president. [applause] let's work together to make hillary our president. thank you. [applause] mark: now gabby and i would like you to join us in welcoming to arizona, the man who can explain all of this stuff much better than i can. the 42nd president of the united states, william jefferson clinton. [applause] ♪ president clinton: let's give mark and gabby a hand, weren't they great? if i had any sense i would simply say, amen, and get off of the stage. they were great. i want to thank the mayor for being here, and his support. as my friend, ron barber, thank you for your service. i don't want to get involved in your local politics, but in that last election, ron lost the election by less than 200 votes in the worst year for democrats in history. you have some democrats running this tim

in massachusetts hillary clinton 51-48. she's getting close where we might be able to call it see if we can do it in the next half hour but right now hillary clinton leading in massachusetts. and ruo doesn't have a victory tonight this might be his victory. getting close at the end almost all the results in n d there you see rubio up 37-28 over tedcruz. marco rubio needs some good news to go to bed with tonight. this might be his good news as he wins one state but the numbers right now 6 for donald trump. 6 for minnesota. looks like bernie sanders is going to win that state. that one just came in. 5959-41 but it's not final yet. we don't have the final numbers but he's doing well there so sexual abuse scandalers and rubio could be the winner thererubio could be the winner there. but right now hillary clinton won 6 states. donald trump won 6 states. bernie sanders won two states and cruz won two statements marco rubio trying to get the one victory coming up in minnesota.. the next half hour. >> all right patrick we'll see wh

hillary clinton and donald trump leading the pack. now on a likely collision course in the november election. >> get them out of here, please. >>>> but will the republican party front-runner? or is it a fight all the way to a contested convention? senator bernie sanders holding strong on his home turf. >> it is good to be home! >> but is this delegate tsunami for hillary clinton enough to keep sanders down? >> if you don't want to see donald trump -- >> and can cruz launch an effort nomination? >> announcer: this special tuesday," will be right back. >> announcer: this is a special edition of "nightline," "super tuesday." >>> good evening. it's the aptly named super tuesday . a rough and tumble night of politics. voters weighing in loud and clear on the biggest night of the primary season. 12 states casting votes in all tonight. we begin in texas, where everything is bigger, even its outsize role in politics. ted cruz edging out a victory in must win to remain viable in this campaign. but the night still belongs to donald trump, with

but what are the complications of h hillary clinton campaign and hillary clinton her and how she refuses talk about bernie sanders and his campaign going forward. >> well, look. she -- josh is absolutely right when he says that she needs to win over the bernie sander coalition. let me say one of the reasons that i am sort of bearish on the bernie sanders campaign. hillary clinton -- of the states that have voted so far, she's won the six most populist state. she looks poised do very well in both of those states. so back to josh's point, yes, she needs to pick up those bernie sanders voter, yes, there are red flags in her cam pape and the sort of what we call the enthusiasm gap. it's also true that once you get to a general election, that whole scenario shifts because a lot of those sanders voters will come to hillary clinton. and they won't necessarily do it because they love hillary clinton or they're enthusiastic about hillary clinton. they'll do it because they fear a donald trump presidency or because they fear a ted cruz presidency. >> all right, guys. stand by. a lot more to discus

hillary clinton dobla a bernie sanders en ese estado.uzmÁn niega que otro narcotraficante lo haya presionado. - traicionado. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. ♪ ♪ enrique: no deportar a niÑos inmigrantes, en esto coincidieron hillary clinton y bernie sanders en su debate esta noche. hablaron de temas de importancia para comunidad hispana. el tema de migraciÓn fue eel que tuvo mÁs impacto. hillary clinton dijo que la idea de donald trump de poner un muro en la frontera con mÉxico era una fantasÍa. >> te dijimos que vamos hablar de temas hispanos y asÍ se hizo.le tengo el recuento de algunos de los temas mÁs importantes. se le preguntÓ a hillary clinton cree que donald trump es racista? hillary clinton: candidata presidencial que no podÍa decidir si va a rechazar el apoyo del kkk. asÍ que la gente puede sacar sus propias conclusiones. uno no hace a estados unidos un paÍs grandioso deshaciÉndose de todo lo que lo hizo asÍ. reportera: tambiÉn se le hizo la pregunta a hillary clinton su postura sobre daca

you are somebody that ran against hillary and now you support hillary. how do you dee that matching up, trump v. hillary? >> you better not assume it's going to be an easy race. so i think there's a chance trump could lose in a landslide, which would be a disaster to the republican party. but he could make it close if not win. the one thing he's doing is bringing out a lot of voters, some new, some old. and he's appealing to some traditionally blue collar independents and democrats. so you better mount a campaign assuming he's going to overperform mccain and romney, and you have to define the race. that's the trick in any campaign, define yourself, define your opponent and define the race. trump makes that difficult. he's dominated the political landscape. he takes the oxygen out of the room every day. he hurls insults and assaults that no candidate prior to this has ever done in the modern times. this is going to be tricky to run against him. i think he has a lot of vulnerability and that will be some republicans that don't support him. i think there's

i gave hillary clinton a couple. hillary clinton will win wisconsin, pennsylvania, new jersey.won all of those, look where he would be and then this is the part where it gets interesting, you talk to donna about this, then the super delegates kicks in. if bernie sanders wins these, will hillary clinton lose some super delegates? maybe. but if she didn't done. she would win at the convention. would some of that change if bernie sanders started to run the board like that, of course it would. how much would it change? that's an interesting debate. you take these away and the challenge for senator sanders is he can't win these states, if he wants to change the arch of the math he has to win big so when we get to new york a month from now, when we get to some of these other states, if he's closer then he has more of case to make to the voters. i suspect and the panel lists have their own views on this, i suspect if hillary clinton keeps winning she's going to win bigger than she started tonight. if that continues i get that he has wins and has momentum and has money, but he doesn't

giffords: i'm here to talk to about hillary clinton. [applause] really, hillary is tough.lary is courageous. ourwill fight to make family safer. [applause] in the white: house, she will stand up to the gun lobby, that is why i am voting for hillary. [applause] rep. giffords: speaking is --ficult for me, but january [applause] i want to hear the words madame presidents. [applause] let's workds: together to make hillary our presidents. thank you. [applause] now we would like you to join us in welcoming to arizona, the man who can explain all of this stuff much better than i can, the 42nd president of the united states, william jefferson clinton. [applause] ♪ fmr. pres. clinton: let's give mark and gabby another hand. [applause] fmr. pres. clinton: if i had any sense, i would simply say, amen, and get off the stage. they were great. i want to think the mayor for being here and for his support. and my friends, ron barber, thank you very much for your service. [applause] fmr. pres. clinton: and i don't want to get involved in local politics, but in that last election, ron lost

hillary clinton is the winner in both of those states. two more wins nr hillary clinton. right now at the top of the hour, a key race alert we want to share with you right now as well. let's go first to oklahoma on the republican side. a close contest over there. based on our exit polls, ted cruz at 32%. donald trump and marco rubio at 27%. those are exit poll estimates. in massachusetts on the democratic side, estimates, 52% for bernie sanders, 46% for hillary clinton. close contest there. in oklahoma, on the democratic side as well, similarly, bernie sanders 51%, 46% for hillary clinton. those are estimates based on the exit polls. remember, these exit polls are based on our early survey of voters as they left their polling locations. the final outcome may be different. we can expect those numbers, by the way, to change throughout the night. so let's take a look at the wins so far tonight. for donald trump, he has won four states. georgia, alabama, massachusetts, and tennessee. similarly, hillary clinton, she has won four states. georgia, virginia, alabama, and tennesse

there between donald trump and hillary clinton. hillary ilinton 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 ver happy about this. thth is also the state that berfie 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 hado idea what bernie sanders stood for

, hillary, @hillary clinton and supporters. @having to stave off doubts @after the michigan loss @tobernie sanders -- to bernie @sanders. @the emotion described as @elation among those who made @endless calls. @>> what happens tonight is what @i have been hearing, people are @supporting hillary clinton. @black, white, young, old. @labor union members, families. @what i saw tonight in the @winnings is what i have been @hearing, especially the last @four days. @>> reporter: the delegate lead @windenning between hillary @clinton and bernie sanders. @up 730 delegates. @that makes a lot of people feel @confident. @>> thank you. @>>> party of bernie sanders @supporters was at the hilton @garden tonight. @>> not a victory party for them @at all. @andrew horansky is there now. @surprise here, not just over @the outcome but over how early @the vote came down and how wide @the margin was. @bernie sanders spoke to his @supporters in phoenix, arizona. @>> what excites me so much as i @go around the country is to see @the energy of hundreds

whoever runs against hillary clinton will be running against hillary clinton, a formidable candidate,us bill clinton, plus michelle obama, plus president obama. it's going to be a full-court press to preserve his legacy and the argument to be made for all african-americans will be whoever the republicans put in there will roll back everything about the obama presidency including the stuff that you like and that will be a motivator. it will not match but it will come close enough. >> van jones, thank you for joining us. once again, michael's new book is entitled the black presidency. as i said, an important book our viewers probably will want to check out. >>> there's some breaking news we're following on more than 100 documents seized in the 2011 raid that killed osama bin laden in his compound in pakistan. our barbara starr is looking through this information. >> you'll remember when the navy s.e.a.l.s went into that compound, they grabbed on their way out everything they could. documents, computer, laptops, hard drives. the intelligence community since the night of that raid has bee

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 massachusetts, where can he win big? 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. is looking narrower and narrower tonight. >> hillary clinton hoping to put it altogether and all away in the state of florida. m

but the math is on hillary clinton's side. so, on the other hand, for bernie sanders, this is a big psychological win. he had been seeing momentum slip away. super tuesday was rough. next tuesday looks like it was going to be rough. he needed a win that showed he could expand the map, play in a big state, a state with diversity, that's what he did by winning michigan. so that might be more valuable than the delegates. it keeps him in play. expands his playing field and allows him to stay in the race longer. but in terms of the math, hillary clinton is winning, she's win big more today than she was yesterday. >> all right, guys, stick with us. >>> covering breaking news on this presidential race all morning long. there is other news, too. north carolina with a new nuclear threat while you were sleeping. >>> new this morning, the north koreans claim they have miniature warheads that fit on their ballistic missiles. kim jong-un met with scientists where the warheads were made. the north has been threatening to launch a preemptive