john hasek might be onto something blake. reporter: yeah, there was a lot going on. john kasich was even saying this morning that he thinks this might be all the way to the convention. donald trump was literally fending off attacks from both sides on one side to his right with marco rubio, the other side was ted cruz the truth try to paint trump as a one-time democrat who had unwavering support for hillary clinton during her 2008 presidential campaign. rubio kept going back to the line he's used over the last eight days calling trump a con artist or scammer. one example he kept circling back to us trump university. >> you know what they got in these courses? if you can pull off the pillow. when they finally real life what a scam it was they asked for their money back and you refuse? reporter: donald trump was back at it again. he's already been out on the campaign trail. he was an hour and a half north of us in the city of warren, a suburb of detroit and it took him just minutes to get tomarco rubio. >> little marco , little marco. [applause] do you know that in flori

john hasek, if he wins ohio he's not going anywhere so cruz will have to deal with a three-man race and i think there are certain states where he has a lot to prove in terms of whether he can beat donald trump but he's clearly made the case that hedeserves a shot at taking on donald trump and that he's in the best position to overtake donald trump if anybody's going to do it . jon: david drucker is the senior political correspondent and the washington examiner. thank you. jenna: in washington dc a senate subcommittee is meeting today to discuss part of the obamacare health program that is hemorrhaging money. there's evidence the administration continues to pour money into a dozen failed healthcare cooperatives despite glaring financial warning signs. taking a look at the dollars and cents here, jenna life from our dc bureau with more. reporter: the senate panel is holding a hearing questioning the administration on the finding of its majority report, the details of which were first reported by fox news. obamacare created nonprofit healthcare cooperatives. they are insurance companies de

. >>> florida is make or break for marco rubio and ohio is a must win for john kasich. hasek get some help from mitt romney today. meanwhile, rubio needs all of the help that he could get dropping to third in the latest poll. coverage of and 2016 now through election day. we will have a special edition of cbs 4 this morning leading up to florida's primary. look for complete coverage today and tomorrow at 9 am right here on cbs 4 now, a 32 foot boat with 13 people on board ran around sending two women to the hospital. florida fish and wildlife tellis the driver made a sudden sharp turn yesterday afternoon and ran a ground. the stop was so sudden one woman flew out of the boat and another slammed into the center console. miami-dade fire rescue was the woman to a landing area at the nearby miami seaquarium where their chopper flew her to the hospital. the other one was also taken to the hospital with a broken arm. >> inexperience is a great part. unfortunately, we have equipment that helps us with navigation. if you do not have one, you should know the areas that you are voting.

john hasek professor of biology at san francisco state university. >> president omotalade allege you introduce it director >> testifier: you'll remember our last commission meeting we had a very passionate discussion that talking about the pesticide list and then evolves into a discussion of small discussion, a lot of questions, mostly around biodiversity and the potential importance of it the challenges that the city might face the city and so when i spoke with the president of the commission we felt that there was enough questions raised during the commission meeting that it would be a good idea to step back and hear about the cities history on biodiversity as well as it's thinking about the past path forward. so, i've asked my own staff member peter pascal, who is the department biodiversity specialist, as well as an outside expert and we have a very grateful that dr. heffernan from san francisco state university is with us tonight to set the context of the larger look at the issue before we dive deeper into some of the tools that might be one might not be used around this issue.

john kasich. the win gives hasek momentum. >> i want you to know the angles off. i want you to also know that it you proud. >>reporter: in missouri, the race between donald trump and tech cruises filter close to call. >> only two campaigns have a possible path to the nomination. hours and donald trumps. >>reporter: on the democratic side, hillary clinton pals bernie sanders picking up big wins. now more than ever, clinton is eyeing a fight with the gop front-runner. >> our commander-in-chief has to be able to defend our country not embarrass it. >>reporter: even though he is still trailing in the delegate count, sanders believes he could win the nomination. >> you do not have to accept the status quo. we can do better. >> the can is now turned their attention to states like arizona and utah which hold primaries next week. >>> last night primaries are making front-page news across the country and right here in south florida. partners at the miami herald. rubio dropping out while casey bistro in ohio. the new york times headline reads clinton and trump allah the del

john hasek professor of biology at san francisco state university. >> president omotalade allege youtroduce it director >> testifier: you'll remember our last commission meeting we had a very passionate discussion that talking about the pesticide list and then evolves into a discussion of small discussion, a lot of questions, mostly around biodiversity and the potential importance of it the challenges that the city might face the city and so when i spoke with the president of the commission we felt that there was enough questions raised during the commission meeting that it would be a good idea to step back and hear about the cities history on biodiversity as well as it's thinking about the past path forward. so, i've asked my own staff member peter pascal, who is the department biodiversity specialist, as well as an outside expert and we have a very grateful that dr. heffernan from san francisco state university is with us tonight to set the context of the larger look at the issue before we dive deeper into some of the tools that might be one might not be used around this issue. wit

john kasich. 46% to 44%. and yet, both sanders and kasich are getting pressured to leave the race. sanders and hasek- and kasich often out. why isn't that argument breaking through? john: this is going to be a dream for you, i'm going to speak as little as possible because my voice is gone. but i will say, electability is an argument that does not resonate much with voters. they all say they will elect a nominee, but what they care more about is can people get things done, what are their ideologies, their passions about issues they care about? not the app stack -- the abstract question of who will win in the fall. where the nominee is is likely to be electable. mark: it does beg the question of why clinton is doing worse than sanders. i also wonder why kasich is doing so well. i wonder if it is because people know about him and like him, that he has a record in ohio. or is it simply because he is not cruz or trump. same with sanders. it is a strange thing. electability, it does not matter much to voters. but as we get down to it, and particularly on the republican side, if kasich can fight, electabi

hasek there and possibly rubio in other states. >> that means i go for marco rubio in florida. john case again ohio. one of the other two contenders has the best chance of beating mister trump in any state. >> if that were indeed to play out, you have people asking where does mitt romney fit into the equation. >> that is a conversation for another day. donald trump has a big rally in maine. he was on twitter all morning. preempting mitt romney. failed candidate mitt romney who ran one of the worst races in presidential history is working with the establishment. fascinating stuff from utah earlier today. we will see tonight. >> the idea that make sure that it does, then trump. an idea at the very latest. where this whole race stands. that is donald trump. meanwhile, we have republican from south carolina. one of the early backers of marco rubio. the tryouts were big establishment figures in the party. i think, senator, it is very good to have you. donald trump is saying guys like you, forget them. who needs them. >> obviously, he is celebrating endorsements that he has. marco can continue taking over

hasek and donald trump? guest: i think it is going to come down to donald trump and john kasich. some of the more conservative republicans who may be don't like john kasich's stance on medicaid expansion or common core would tend to vote for ted cruz. see that ted cruz's five points back of john kasich in that poll i mentioned to you. it is possible john kasich it be challenged by ted cruz but because ted cruz is challenging marco rubio so quickly we have not seen him in ohio. he has some organization here an rubio hasce none. marco rubio is fighting in florida. cruz, one of his spokespersons said battling in florida could hand the state to donald trump that we want to knock marco rubio out of the race. i don't expect we will see much of ted cruz in ohio. we are keeping an i on the donald trump campaign in jupiter, florida where we will hear from donald trump shortly. eyes on cleveland's. you are the epicenter of politics this year between the how primary and gop convention in july. guest: that is right. ohio likes to say we are the swing state. no republican has made it to the w