kim hutcherson has more. >> reporter: debating in flint, the democratic presidential candidates had harshwords for governor rick snyder. >> i believe the governor of this state should understand that his dereliction of duty was irresponsible. he should resign. >> i agree, the governor should resign or be recalled. >> reporter: he responded to his calls of resignation while the debate was going on. in a series of tweets he blamed the crisis on bureaucracy, added my track record is getting things done and i want to get this done. in the debate clinton also backed legislation that would provide federal funds to replace pipes. >> i support 100% the efforts by your senators and members of congress to get the money from the federal government in order to begin the work that must occur to fix the infrastructure. >> reporter: a bill sponsored by michigan's democratic senators would provide $100 million in federal funds for infrastructure repair. the republican senator mike lee is blocking a vote. he says it amounts to federalizing flint's water system. former michigan governor jennifer granholm c

in michigan, where he squeaked out a win over hillary clinton in defiance of the polls.but as kim hutcherson shows us, clinton's commanding lead in the delegate count means sanders' work is far from done. hillary clinton and bernie sanders called for comprehensive immigration reform and a path to citizenship in their opening statements at the univision debate wednesday, but faced tough questions from moderators.clinton was asked about her loss in michigan: presidential candidate)"i won one and lost one last night.//this is a marathon and it's a marathon that can only be carried out by inclusive campaign i'm running."sanders was questioned about clinton's commanding delegate lead: (bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidates)"when we began this campaign i was three percent in the polls//we have come a long way in ten months."clinton discussed her emails:(hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate)"it wasn't the best choice. i made a mistake but it not prohibited.//what we've got here is a case of over- classification."both refused to call donald trump a racist when asked directly, but criticiz

kim hutcherson tells us how it all went down. kim: at a news conference friday afternoon, hollande thanked belgian authorities and praised counter-terrorism efforts. >> the cooperation between france and belgium, since these attempts, but even before these attempts, has always been intense and important kim abdeslam was taken into : custody friday, along with 4 others. authorities believe last november, he drove three conspirators to the stade de france, one of the attack sites in paris. officials also think abdeslam was wearing a suicide belt that was never detonated, and was found on a street after the attacks. abdeslam has been in hiding ever since the bloodshed in paris. investigators got a break on tuesday, when his fingerprints were found in another raid in brussels. >> what we' ve seen now is this lucky break in the investigation when they went in to this safe , house on tuesday afternoon. they did not expected to be a terrorist dan. they did not expected to have wanted men in the word. jim now, officials say abdeslam : --

kim hutcherson tells us how it all went down. kim: french president francois hollande says prosecutors will urgently request the extradition of salah abdeslam, suspected of involvement in the terror attacks in paris last year. at a news conference friday afternoon, hollande thanked joint counter-terrorism efforts. >> the cooperation between france and belgium since these attempts, but even before these attempts, has always been intense and important. kim: abdeslam was taken into custody friday, along with four others during a morning raid in brussels. authorities believe last november, he drove three conspirators to the stade de france, one of the attack sites in paris. officials also think abdeslam was wearing a suicide belt that was never detonated, and was found on a street after the attacks. abdeslam has been in hiding ever since the bloodshed in paris. investigators got a break on tuesday, when his fingerprints were found in another raid in brussels. >> what we' ve seen now is this lucky break in the investigation when they w

kim hutcherson reports. >> reporter: only four states hold nominating contests on tuesday. in the tight 2016 race, every vote counts. both campaigned and appeared at a fox news town hall. bernie sanders took heat for saying white people don't know what it's like to be poor did damage control. >> what i meant is like in the african-american communities, you have people living in desperation or from being abused by white police officers. i know about white poverty. it exists in my state. it exists all over this country. >> reporter: while hillary clinton tried to put questions about her e-mails to rest. >> i have asked, release it. they will know how absurd this is. >> reporter: republican candidates campaigned in michigan but also down south why senator ted cruz won the endorsement of mississippi's governor phil bryant. marco rubio was in his home state which holds its primary march 15th. but a new poll shows him trailing by eight points while staff are privately urging rubio to drop out, his communications director came on cnn to say, no way. >> no way is the not getting ou

kim hutcherson has the latest.. french president francois hollande says prosecutors will "urgently" request the extradition of salah abdeslam, suspected of involvement in the terror attacks in paris last year. at a news conference friday afternoon, hollande thanked belgian authorities and praised the two countries' joint counter- terrorism efforts. president francois holland/france/rtl "the cooperation between france and belgium since these attempts, but even before these attempts, has always been intense and important" --nats gunshots-- abdeslam was taken into custody friday -- along with four others -- during a morning raid in brussels. authorities believe last november, he drove three conspirators to -- one of the attack sites in paris. officials also think abdeslam was wearing a suicide belt...that was never detonated ... and was found on a street after the attacks abdeslam has been in hiding ever since the bloodshed in paris. investigators got a break on tuesday, when his fingerprints were found in another raid