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bernie sanders took home a big win in michiga hillary clinton managed to come out first in mhassai m picked u. he increased his delegate count by 44 putting a dent in donald trump's momentum toward that nomination. the democrats will debate tonight in miami. this is the second showdown in four days for had hillary clinton and bernie sanders. trying to create momentum after a disappointing loss. senator ted cruz will hold rallies in miami. john kasich will hold two town halls in illinois and donald trump will campaign in north carolina. coming up we'll talk to tracie potts about how bernie sanders' win in michigan will change hillary clinton's strategy for tonight's debate a higher number of potholes this we'reow w man have been fill ed. they haven't announced when it will begin, but that doesn't mean you can't report problem spots to the district right now. if you have one that you want to dodge every day on your way to work, tweet us the photo and the location of the pothole. and in our next 15 minutes our community comes together to stand behind local we'll restaurant. >>> and alo

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secretary clinton is waking up this morning as a strong democratic front-runner after that defeat in michiga last week, she proved last night she can compete in every corner of the country. that dealt a major blow to bernie sanders. his path to the nomination got tougher. the clinton campaign was expecting to win florida, expectingto win north carolina. she did that and did that convincingly. ohio looked a lot more competitive and she pull a off double-digit win there. the fact she was able to win missouri illinois, it does two things. it gives her a lot of momentum and it gives the optics again that she is going to be tough to beat. the more imporornt thing for the clinton campaign is the math. it's going to be very difficict for senator sanders to catch up to her. secretary clinton has virtually put this race out of reach. still senator sanders vowing to last night he talked ability the push to arizona. secretary clinton releasing her own ad this morning in spanish in arizona. that's the next battleground of this race, that secretary clinton heads into arizona in a much stronger position..

kelly 340 days in orbit are seen as a vital stepping stone to a future marchs michiga mission. >> onef the big unknowns is sending humans to a planet is how will will human body stand up to long-term expose to micro gravity, weightlessness. we know with studies astronauts undergo bone loss and muscle mass loss over time. to the tune of 1.5% of their bone mass each month. >> after their journey back to earth and gravity, they safely landed in the snowy wilderness of kazakhstan. they were supposed to exit the capsule themselves like they have to after landing on mars, but the debilitating effects are so long in space are clear and the men are unable to do that. scott's body will be compared to his twin brother's body to see if there are any changes. >> we should say that it's not such lengthy flight. in 1994-95, our compatriot set the absolute world record of 437 days. that's almost enough time to fly to mars and back. they carried out many experiments and the work was very important. >> of course, nothing actually replicates the experience of reindustry. it's one of those things that y

and you know, there are a lot of people that leave michiga in the winter. >> jimmy: they do. >> they go down to florida they're called snow -- [ cheers ] they're called snow birds. birds. >> yeah, those of us who stay` in michigan, we call them pussies. [ laughter and applause ] make a note ofofhat. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. yeah. it. it's a great time of year. >> jimmy: yeah. >> like new york city's gonna get 12-plus. that's nothin'. that's nothin'. >> jimmy: it's fun, right? >> you stand around with your other michiganders, and you go, no. i like -- i like -- i like living in mi-mi-michigan. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you convince yourself that it's great! >> yes! you like going to the pet store to buy expensive thermal wear for your dogs. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, that makes sense to me! >> you like going to the grocery store wearing 12 layers of clothing. >> jimmy: that's something that makes everyone look good. >> yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: we actually got you something in case you're walking around, because of the big snow storm here. we got y y a nice hat. this is the roots.

you knows we're absolutely gaining ground here in michiga michigan -- >> why do you think that is?hat's turns that tide for you? >> i think it's because people are -- i'm starting to get some of my own time out there. i think people are beginning to hear the message that i have and i think they very much appreciate the fact that i've conducted the campaign on a high basis, that i haven't really gotten into all this fighting then they hear more and more about what i've achieved. so i think it's accomplishments and i think it's the trajectory of the campaign. >> if the race were longer, more people would be putting money on you, but what the experts are saying now is it's happening too late because they believe trump has this thing secured. >> well, the experts have never been right on anything this year, megyn. so these experts, i don't know who they are. you know what an expert is, it's a guy who lives 40 miles out of town. >> how does trump possibly lose it? that's what they're saying. how does he possibly lose it unless he loses ohio, michigan, and florida? >> he's going to lose

this morning, michiga lifeline. >> the political frankly, we believe that our stngas are y to ha>> reporter: here i groundhog day. six more weeks of campaigning. >> this will be a busy week here in ohio. >> reporter: hours before the michigan polls closed, sanders himself didn't predict this. do you expect to win michigan? >> i will tell you that in about five or six hours. >> reporter: the polls tuesday were still showing clinton ahead by double digits. >> later -- >> i want to thank the people of michigan who repudiated the polls. >> reporter: the clinton campaign is now questioning whether attacking sanders on the auto industry bailout may have backfired. >> i voted to save the auto he voted against the money that you say something that is not accurate, that long termbo dist record. >> reporter: the electorate here in ohio looks an awful like michigan so expect this state to be a battleground. meanwhile, tonight, the two democrats meet in miami for their second debate this week. a lot of voters will be tuning in with new interest. robin. >> that they will, david. thank you. we bring in a

we michiga measure it in the nuf moms and dads that can bring their families back together. as we move forward pass this legislation, the comprehensive addiction and recovery act, our message is a real simple one. to those who struggle with addiction, to those who think they cannot overcome, to those who believe there is no one out there who cares about them or can help them, you are not alone. we are with you. there is hope. i've seen people beat this. i've known people who've beat this. you can beat this. and we can be a better partner here at the federal government to be able to help people to overcome this struggle. we need to pass this bill and get it signed into you la, to begin to make a real limps for the families we represent. the house of representatives has some companion legislation. the companion legislation is also called cara. they have a big bipartisan group supporting it. i hope after we pass this legislation here -- because i'm confident we will based on the vote this afternoon -- that the house will take it up, take up cara, get it passed, let's get it to

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. >> that would definitely split the republican party. michiga to the republans. tearing through alabama. abc's steve osunsami is on the ground there in bessemer with the latest. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. it got so frightening here last night at nearby polling places they had to stop the voting until the storm passed and here's why. take a look. the winds were strong enough to knock off a section of this home and send pieces of the roof into the neighbor's yard. just after supper whatting looked like a tornado struck >> happened mighty quick when you don't have much time to think. >> reporter: at least four were seriously hurt and the winds were well over 60 miles an hour. more than a dozen hopes badly damaged. >> it was just so shocked at what had happened. >> reporter: the high winds knocked this steeple right off this church. power crews had to work through the night. here's the same storm system in nebraska monday. this strong microburst created blinding conditions that forced drivers off the road. in the midwest it's heavy snowfall leading to one

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that bests bernie sanders but a much narrower margin than michiga michigan. >> all right, very different state, michigan, from mississippi. let's discuss what happens. let's bring back jeff in here and add to the stew journalist and author, david gregory. cnn national political reporter mave resten. brother gregory, when you look at this, a bit of the headline seems to be, oh, she misunderstood the electorate. is that true or is about the difference in the preference polls and turnout? >> i think turnout is part of it. look, we spend a lot of time looking at the numbers and looking at the states. let's remember one of the big story lines of this race, people are angry with government. they're dissatisfied with government and the effect it has on their lives. if you look at michigan, they are dealing with flint, the auto bailout, also with trade. that impact is something they look to governor alvernment and that's not helping my life, that's hurting my life. people feel they're on the outside of what the economic system is about in terms of delivers for them. i felt hillary clinton's play