mr. sanders: with a path towards citizenship. [applause] mr. sanders: and if congress does not do its job, i will use the executive powers of the presidency to do everything that i can do. [applause] mr. sanders: now when we think outside of the box, when we think outside of the status quo, i want you all to consider that today in this world, there is one major country that does not guarantee health care to all people. the united kingdom does it. france does it. germany does it. holland does it. italy does it. canada does it. the guarantee health care to all people. i am a member of the committee that helped write the a formal care act and the affordable care act has done some very good things. and i thank president obama for his leadership in that fight. [applause] but despite the gains of the aca, 29 million americans have no health care today. many of you are underinsured with large deductibles and large copayments, yes? continue to be ripped off in an unconscionable way by the drug country -- drug companies that charge us the highest prices

mr. sanders: that is exactly the wrong thing to do. [applause] mr. sanders: this campaign is listening to senior citizens and disabled veterans. i know that arizona has a whole lot of men and women who have put their lives on the line to defend us and we thank them all. [applause] mr. sanders: but here is the truth. no senior citizen or disabled vet can live on $11,000 or $12,000 the year social security. [applause] mr. sanders: unbelievably, we've got republicans in congress who want to cut social security. i've got bad news for them. we are not going to cut social security. we are going to expand social security. [applause] mr. sanders: this campaign is listening to young people. and what young people are telling me is, "bernie, we were told it was the right thing to do to go to college or graduate school. you told us how important it is to get the best education we can. why is it that when we leave school, we are $30,000 or $50,000 in debt?" anybody here with student debt? unbelievable. i want you to think outside the box. think outside the status

mr. sanders: you know what, i was just going to say that. [applause] mr. ers: you've got to give me a little bit of time here. you jumped the gun. [laughter] mr. sanders: here is the issue. the gentleman just hit the nail on the head. look, i'm the former chairman of the u.s. senate committee on foreign affairs. i will continue as president to do everything i can to protect the men and women who have put their lines on the line to defend us. [applause] mr. sanders: but as chairman of that committee, i have the honor of meeting a whole lot of veterans from world war ii on to iraq and afghanistan. and you look out at these people, some of them came home without legs or arms. they put their lives on the line to defend american democracy, and i worry very much about what is going on in american democracy today. and at the top of my list is the need to overturn this disastrous citizens united supreme court decision. democracy is about a meeting like this where you can come out and you can agree with me, you can disagree with me, you can vote for me, you can vote

mr. sanders: thank you. [cheers and applause] >> good to be home. mr. sanders: thank you all. chanting] mr. sanders: thank you. it is good to be home. [cheers and applause] you know, i have been all over -- thank you. it is good to be home. [cheers and applause] you know, i have been all over this country but the truth is, it is great and great to come home and see all of my friends. [cheers and applause] we want to win in every part of the country. that goes without saying. but it does say something and means so much to me that the people who know me best, the people who knew me before i was elected, who knew me as mayor, knew me as congressman, and have known me as senator, have voted so strongly to put us in the white house. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] this campaign, as i think all of you know, this campaign is not just about electing a president, it is about transforming america. [cheers and applause] it is about making our great country the nation that we know it has the potential to be. [cheers and applause] it is about dealing with the unpleasant truth that

mr. sanders: we stand today with the people of brussels. mr. kasich: today of course is a sad day for the entire civilized world. mary: presidential hopefuls express sympathy for the victims of the brussels attacks. but where they differ is how to respond to the threat by isis. mrs. clinton: we have to toughen our surveillance, our interception of communication. we also have to toughen, as you say, soft targets with, you know, greater police presence. there is no getting around that. mr. sanders: we need to have significantly improved intelligence, and that intelligence cannot be done just within the united states. mary: ted cruz says police should be able to patrol muslim neighborhoods to prevent halt the president' s ill-advised plan to bring in tens of thousands of syrian muslim refugees. mary: donald trump renewing his proposal to temporarily ban muslims from entering the country. mr. trump: we have no choice, and you' re going to make exceptions on heads of state and certain people and i' saying you don' t do that, but we have a real probl

mr. sanders. the delegate count for mrs. , in the vicinity of 23%. mr. behind with 371 delegates. right now we need to go to london, and our bloomberg first word news. caroline: ban ki-moon says the working.e in syria is he says the government and rebel forces need to share their good faith that humanitarian aid can be delivered to those areas. in spain, the head of the socialist party is asking lawmakers to join the alliance to oust prime minister -- the prime minister's people's party. if lawmakers reject sanchez's plea for a coalition, it would have two months to find a prime minister before spain has to hold another election. a new study says london has beaten new york and five other cities to be the world's so-called soft power capital. london isrates -- more diverse than other cities. it now has the largest number of high skilled jobs in financial services. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world, i am caroline hyde. tom? tom: thank you so much. it is not a soap opera anymore, but it is

mr. sanders: we are doing american politics. we' re telling the truth. [cheers] mark: senator bernie sanders just missing a win in missouri by less than a point last night. his fight to stay in the race despite suffering in the delegate count. lisa: and a major crash on 275 caused problems at the polls. the latest on the investigation and the chaos it caused during the final voting hours. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa: 5:00 a.m. on your wednesday. good morning. i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. thanks for joining us. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico for the forecast. randi: a couple of hours ago these storms were much stronger but now they are fizzling pretty quickly. for most of us you will not see any rain.

mr. sanders: but with trump, what you are dealing with, and i say this without any joy. this guy' s a pathological liar. who is vying to be president of the united states is using divisiveness is stoking fear, is pointing fingers, scapegoating against all kinds of people, i think is so dangerous. lisa: and with ohio being one of the biggest battelgrounds today, a number of polls have recently looked at who is expected to take the win prior to the primary. mark: wlwt news 5' s andrew setters continues our team coverage now with a look at how the candidates are measuring up on both sides of the aisle. andrew: it still seems like anything could happen here in ohio. that' s certainly the feeling you get from all the candidate visits we' ve seen over the past few days. among the democrats, one poll shows hillary clinton up by 14 points. another shows it a much tighter race, just five points. either way, bernie sanders 20-point come-from-behind win in michigan shows ohio may still be in play. among republicans, it is definitely too close to call, but really a trump and ohio go

i want to say something about bernie sanders and trump. mrs. clinton talks about bringing jobs back. it was her husband that helped pass nafta. bernie sanders but his stand on immigration is not strong enough. won't support donald trump until i hear about the new york tape leaking out. immigration, if we cannot , we willur borders have more people from mexico and central america. it is going to affect us in the future. we are $19 trillion in debt. this country is not moving fast enough to support everybody. the rhetoric coming out of washington, they don't care about american --working americans, black and white. republicans want cheap labor. i have friends who are making $18 an hour as brick masons. now they are making $12. you have to speak truth to power sometimes. this country is not moving fast enough. it, welly, i hate to say might be a third world country. black people and poor white people vote against their own interests. i don't have no candidate for me now. i am sorry. thank you for your time. host: thank you for calling in from lanca

mr. sanders: what that means when you are not dependent on big money interests, you can do what is

mr. sanders, senator sanders, and he -- you know, he pshaws it. he says that absolutely it's rubbish. and in his mind, i'm sure it is. >> well, what isn't rubbish is that on tuesday, i guess it's in missouri and illinois and ohio, bernie sanders, i think, is gonna be very, very competitive with secretary clinton. in florida, north carolina, i think secretary clinton has a but this election is about, really, two parties that are in revolt and rebellion. and it's becoming polarized, and i think it's very hard to predict an outcome of the fall election given the two likely candidates, trump and clinton. >> the rap from the beginning about hillary clinton was she might make a very good president, but she's not necessarily a great candidate, and we're seeing that happen, right? >> she's acknowledged as much. hank, i don't think she's been a particularly effective campaigner. >> lousy campaigner. good ideas. better in smaller settings. if you note, when she gets into smaller groupings, she does very well. but on the big stage, she does badly. and this week, she said it quite openly, that sh

mr. sanders: now it is time for massachusetts to lead the political revolution. stephanie: the latest national polls show that 49% of republican voters would support a president trump. here in virginia, many voters are expected to turn out today, many more than the last time both presidents held presidential primaries. sean: with so much at stake today in the race for the white house, you can count on wmur and abc news for complete coverage. abc will air a short special report at 7:00 this evening when the first polls close. results will start showing up at the bottom of your screen at 8. -- 8:00. and then there will be a one hour special starting at 10:00 breaking down all the super tuesday voting. and of course, we will have a full recap on news 9 tonight at 11:00. opioid crisis. right now, senators jeanne shaheen ang kelly ayotte are speaking on senate floor. they are calling for a vote to provide emergency funding to first responders and treatment providers. >> in february alone, there were 14 suspected opioid over dose deaths just in one city in my state. th

mr. sanders: you know, we are, if elected president, going to invest a lot of money into mental health. and when you watch these republican debates, you know why we need to invest in that. mrs. clinton: we have our differences, and we get into vigorous debate about issues. but compare the substance of this debate with what you saw on the republican stage last week. kyla: while the debate was going on, bernie sanders was projected the winner of the democratic caucuses in maine, his third win of the weekend. michigan voters go to the polls tomorrow, where 147 democratic delegates are up for grabs. sanders and clinton debate again mark? mark: thank you. throughout northern kentucky, polling sites were busy this weekend with voters ready to let their voices be heard. it was a super saturday at the polls in the bluegrass state. the large voter turnout was unexpected. we talked to supporters of all four remaining gop presidential candidates. but without question, it was one name standing out. >> it' s unbelievable. unbelievable. i' m so happy. and trump did this. he woke everybody up. he did

mr. sanders: you want a candidate who is going to defeat donald trump in november. i am the candidate. almost every poll shows me beating troubled by double digits and almost always by a greater margin then hillary clinton. anchor: he ended the rally by vote early. turnout, he has prevailed. tisha: tuesday's primary means in our state. the hillary clinton will appear on monday. ted cruz will make a stop in fayetteville monday. and donald trump plans to hold a you can learn about the details at abc 11.com. anchor: more than for some before thousand people -- than 4374,000 people have cast billets. he said he did not see signage that explains voter id and he says brochures were improperly dip played -- displayed. >> >> i don't believe they have been trained properly. anchor: the state board of elections says they have not received complaints from voters. if you have questions, you can go to our website. tisha: former first lady nancy more than 1000 people including michelle obama and george w. bush attended the funeral. people remembered her life from hollywood to the white house. a form

mr. sanders: we have come a long way. you know who's doing better against trump?focusing on his gop rivals, calling for the rest of the field to drop out. despite not winning any states so far, gop candidate john kasich claimed a big endorsement from former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. , calling on abc 7 news for change. we are hearing from the parents of the teens killed in the dwi crash following an underage and treating party hosted by an adult. -- i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, plus tv & phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. 100 meg speeds at a price this good? fios can do that. cable just can't. switch to better. switch to fios maryland's house judiciary committee will consi

mr. sanders: mr.rump says he is prepared to pay the legal costs of an individual who sucker punched somebody at a recent event. what that means is that donald trump is literally inciting violence with his supporters. that is an outrage and i would hope that mr. trump tones it down big time and tells his supporters that violence is not acceptable in the american political process. mark: john, is this a smart fight for bernie sanders and hillary clinton to pick? john: there are too many questions that are easier to answer. let's be clear, they aren't picking a fight. this is a big moment, they are reacting to it in the same way republicans reacted, to try and point out that trump is doing something dangerous and wrong. do they get political advantage? sure. the extent to which they make trump look unacceptable is -- they're standing up to him now, and we will see it play out in the general. mark: one of the realities that bernie sanders faces is he has to prove that he can be a stronger general election

mr. sanders: we have a major candidate for president of the united states, donald trump, who is literally inciting violence among his supporters. lisa: the two democratic presidential candidates teaming up in separate town halls against the republican front-runner. their message to voters hours before today' s primary.

mr. sanders and also secretary of state clinton over there, making a lot of fun of this. a loft a lot of excitement for the big debate tonight. >> i did not expect this at all. i think it is very interesting. >> reporter: across the board whether you're for sanders or clinton or don't know, the students here are happy their campus will have the nation's eye tonight. >> it's my first debate, so i'm definitely very excited. >> reporter: students will be paying close attention to what the candidates have to say. she hasn't made up her mind. >> i've done most of my own research. hopefully, a aending the debate i'll be able to make up my mind >> reporter: an art major is a sanders man. >> bernie sanders is my favorite. >> why is that? >> there's the social reform that he's establishing. here socioeconomic status is relatively moderate. >> reporter: sanders took 80% of the vote under age 29 in michigan tuesday. the students here are focused on their wallets. number one for many of them what to do about their students loans. >> education, college tuition. it's something that i'm

mr. sanders: this campaign is about ending a corrupt campaign finance system that allows billionairs to buy elections. lisa: other big names in attendance, civil rights leader jesse jackson, who says he remains neutrual and has not made an endorsement. and longtime democrat and clinton supporter jerry springer was also there. donald trump was that the savannah center for a town hall event. he was asked the question about john mccain, not being a war hero. he. >> i think it is important for a lot of veterans in ohio. i knew what you were doing. mr. trump: they are real heroes. lisa: protesters we just as enthusiastic at the trap hall. clashed. >> builds bridges, not walls. karin: two groups of people -- >> build a wall. karin: with two different visions. >> let' s fight for america. karin: both very vocal and passionate about where they stood. >> i' m totally against him and everything he stands for. karin: at one point, trump supporters set off their car alarms to try and drown out the protesters, who were kept in a >> they' re missing the point. they' picture. karin: what they are seeing,

mr. sanders. our nbc reporters are fanned out across the five states. they're in the trenches with the candidates and with the electorates, as they await tonight's results. we're going to check in with each one in just a moment, but we start the night, because how could you not, with the republican wrecking ball himself these days, donald trump. it's been quite a day. tonight's contests are taking place in the shadow of recent violence, arrests, threats, violence, and simple chaos on the trail. and here we go again. paul ryan, who will be the chairman of this summer's convention in cleveland, ripped into trump again today, urging the candidates not to incite violence. he certainly wasn't focusing on cruz or rubio or kasich when he said that. but despite the criticism, he made it clear that ryan will back trump if he's the nominee. >> the republican primary voters are going to make this decision. when i see our principles being distorted, we're going to stand up in defense of our principles. not just conservative republicans, republican principles, but a

mr. sanders: and what i believe right now is not only that we need comprehensive immigration reform, if the congress does not do its job, as president of the united states i will use the executive powers of that office to do what has to be done. john: this summer, the u.s. supreme court is considering the legality of president obamas november 2014 executive action on immigration. leaders and some politicians submitted an amicus brief supporting mr. obamas action to allow five million illegal immigrants to remain in the u.s. they argued, quote, today, the undocumented workforce alone contributes $130 billion to californias gross domestic product -- an amount larger than the entire g.d.p.'s of 19 others, end quote. 26 states disagree and have sued president obama. and the president took new action this friday, announcing that international graduate students in areas much as mathematics, science, and technology will be able to remain in the united states for three years after graduating a seven-month extension. will the court be swayed by the california brief's arguments? about the economic be

mrs. sanders said yesterday on the program is what she intends to do. >> hillary clinton hardly said anything about senator sanders in her victory speech. she seems to have her eye trained on trump now. >> yeah. i think that's the strategy and we noticed this last week. she barely mentioned him, really, at the weekend when she won south carolina with such a lopsided victory. it was a huge victory for her there over sanders. sanders pretty much gave up in south carolina. she said when she took her acceptance speech in south carolina on saturday, she said tomorrow, meaning sunday then, this campaign goes national. i think that's been the tone of the clinton campaign ever since, barely mentions sanders, really talking about the republicans. there's a survey out in the last couple of days saying americans think it's going to be a clinton-trump election in november. she's in an awkward position. she knows she needs to bring the sanders voters along with her if she is to be the nominee and at the same time, she is also aware that she's probably doing reasonably well because of the rise of donald tr

mr. sanders. what is the chance that he could pull off a surprise and top the polls in michigan? >> the polls were way off last week. when we read them now, they say bernie sanders is well behind in both ohio, in north carolina and also in florida. but he's hoping to pull an upset. the challenge is, he's way ahead in delegates and needs big victories to make up that gap. >> john harwood reporting tonight in washington. >>> on wall street, stocks closed mix on very light volume as investor digested the news. the nasdaq rose fractionally and the s & p 500 lost 2 1/2. oil prices fell as iran dashed hopes of a coordinated production freeze anytime soon. domestic crude settled down more than 3%. natural oil stocks have racked up big losses over the past year but, believe it or not, they've also come back a lot in recent weeks. morgan brennan drills down on the energy sector. >> reporter: energy stocks may have turned a corner. the center is performing a broader market of 2% so far this year versus the s&p 500's 1% decline. oil prices, despite losses today, have jumped nearly 25% in the

mr. sanders: we can win the democratic nomination. [cheers] mark: hope still alive for democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders as super tuesday arrives. the uphill battle he faces today against opponent hillary clinton. >> you think they can' t happen to you, but they do. lisa: an unimaginable tragedy at madison junior senior high school. how community members are reacting and moving forward in the alleged shooter' s case. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa: 5:00 a.m. on your tuesday. good morning. i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. thanks for joining us. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico for the tricky forecast. randi: it is more of a time in issue for us. rain rolling in around lunchtime

mr. sanders isn't giving up. if he wins in ohio, he will win in illinois.e will have enough wins to say "i am a viable candidate, i can continue until june." i was speaking to one of his strategists who said we can stay in this race until june. they believe they could have closeddelegates to have the gap with mrs. clinton. then, they want to lobby the sides.elegates to switch it is not as interesting as the republican side, but it is a contest. the clinton camp feels they will win the nomination, but they are annoyed. katty: it will be a long race. in lovely, sunny florida, thank you very much. installment of the endless american election campaign. there no region right wing breivik whoders murdered 77 people in 2011 is suing the government for what he says is unacceptable treatment in prison. he is being held in a court prison where he is serving a 21 year sentence. he claims being captain the europeanvenes convention on human rights. in brazil, former president lula a role inill except dilma rousseff's government. he would have some legal protection. his

mr. sanders: i just want to take this opportunity to thank the people of michigan. they said bernie sanders was not going anywhere. kyla: presidential candidate bernie sanders wins the critical battleground state of michigan. mark: while hillary clinton still holds the lead in the delegate race, it represents an embarrassing speed bump in her efforts to pull away from the sanders campaign. clinton did pull off a win in mississippi. and on the republican side of the race, donald trump is another big winner, taking the republican primaries in ted cruz is the winner of idaho. and john kasich narrowly missing second place in michigan to ted cruz. >> just people are beginning to hear this message. mark: now the focus turns to next tuesday, with contest' s in marco rubio' s home state of florida and here in ohio. kyla: so is a strong showing in michigan enough to keep the kasich campaign kicking? wlwt news 5' s john london was in columbus last night at a watch party for the ohio governor. john: governor john kasich got the momentum he wanted out of michigan, telling folks

mr. sanders if he would consider being hillary clinton's running meat he said shouldn't you be asking that question the other live in osceola county, shannon butler, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> also rallying support with the ucf hat tonight. since 1996 florida has picked the president in every single general election. >> tonight the republicans take hoping to convince florida voters to help them get to christopher heath is live at the university of miami. you've spoken to each of the campaigns and they told you to win november you have to show march. just winning florida but how do you win florida, you've got to be able to win in the north, south, east and west but more to the point, can you win the i-4 corridor from daytona beach through orlando out to tampa. >> from 10 candidates on the stage to just four republicans arrive at the university of miami knowing that next week will determine how much longer some campaigns continue. >> every one of our candidates is very qualified to be president. >> the republican party is hoping to draw contrast from the democratic debates. they discusse

mr. sanders as well. >> all right. let's talk about the president's nominee for the supreme court.nd the republicans responded that it really doesn't matter who this person is, we're not going to give them a hearing. who -- who -- who does this energize going forward? what base does this energize going forward for the election? >> it may in fact energize both basis, but it also helps the democratic story towards the middle. the problem is the republicans have backed themselves into a tough corner. we heard them saying you keep go backing down. and now they said we are going to stand up to obama on this. so they have to. but swing voters are hearing the republicans are obstructionists. what puzzles me about this, is if i were mitch mcconnell or advising mitch mcconnell, i would say i get the politics. have the hearing, and then vote against him. >> but at least have the hearing. and if you can't get the majority of senators to vote against him, you couldn't be majority leader. and the president himself talked about institutions today, that really does undermine the institutions whic

mr. sanders has 580. one of them will need 2,383 delegates to secure the nomination. we are your election headquarters tomorrow night. the polls close at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow, and soon after that, we're going to start breaking in with election results from florida and all across the country starting at 7:00. we'll be broadcasting online. go to fox35orlando.com. and followed by fox 35 news at 10:00, we'll have live reports from the campaign headquarters, political analysis that you are keep it tuned right here. meantime, cocoa police are investigating a dog that was shot and wounded in the backyard , a beloved companion of a boy with special needs. the 2-year-old dog wears a blue cast after he was shot in the leg saturday night, while he was in the backyard, fenced in, in the family's home. the dog belongs to 8-year-old jonathan hawkins, his grandmother says they adopted this precious little dog two years ago to help her grandson, who as i said, has special needs. >> jonathan loves dogs and it's amazing how riley is so humble. whatever jonathan does, if he pulls his air,

mr. sanders as well. >> let's talk about what will happen earlier this morning. the president finally putting forward a nominee for the supreme court. the republicans responding as they said they were going to respond. it doesn't matter who this person is, we're not going to give them a hearing. who--who does this energize going forward? what base does it energize going forward for the election? >> it may in fact, energize both bases but it helps the democratic story towards the middle. the swing voters will hear the democratic story and it will sound better. the republicans are backing themselves in a tough corner. we hear them you keep backing down. you never stand up to obama. they said they'll stand up to obama on this, and they have to. but there are swing vote whose are hearing that republicans are obstructionist. and what now they're very obstructionist. if i were advising mitch mcconnell, i would understand that you can't take the democratic nominee. have the hearing and vote against him. >> at least have a hearing. >> if you want get the majority of sena

mr. sanders: we are very proud of of what we are doing. this is a campaign that is going to the philadelphia convention. rhondella: he wants to go until at least july. meet up with his wife. tonight, they will watch the returns. new bedford mayor said his visit likely rose the turnout here. phil: on the gop side, donald trump is looking to build a lead now. newscenter 5' s reid lamberty continues our coverage tonight. reid: almost 600 delegates up for grabs in the gop field. donald trump is in the driver seat with the remainder -- remaining republicans hoping to stall his momentum. ted cruz targeting texas. marco rubio aiming for a win anywhere. roadblock to the white house. mr. trump: hillary clinton can t be allowed to do the job because what she did was a criminal act. she shouldn' t be allowed to run. reid: trump campaigning in a state not even voting today, ohio. its primary in two weeks, a possible indication that the gop front-runner is confident the s cruz, voting in texas, says the field needs to narrow. mr. cruz: what donald is b

mr. sanders: we are very proud this is a campaign that is going to the philadelphia convention. s mayor says the bill clinton visit was put together in about a day and a half very quickly. even the campaign was surprised rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: stay with us as super tuesday results come in and an abc news special starts today at 10:00 which is followed by us at 11:00. ed: a great way to start march. i assume it will stay this way for the rest of the month. harvey: sure. what a sense of humor. pittsburgh, 65 right now. toronto is 18. we have action on the way. mostly, it will be rain for us but you can see this makes in the northern wes importance of the area. we might be just cold enough to support that. and little bit of pink showing up towards midnight but that gets pushed to the north. we get downpours tomorrow morning. most of it is gone by the time we' re done with tomorrow morning' s commute. 1:00 a.m. things are getting started, worcester in orange, southern new hampshire could be borderline, but it should warm by tomorrow morning, especially in eastern and s

mr. sanders. > what an absolutely gosh justj today we had today. it's like spring-time out there. temperatures reaching right near 80-degrees. the good news is i hear this may stick around a little bitt longerment let's stick in with sue palka. how long do you think it's i before people complain it's two who the. >> tony says thursday at three. i think it might be wednesday at three.th > actually tomorrow will be warmer than it was today.as i think we're going to break a record and you're right, this is more like early sum rather than early spring.y these temperatures that we had today are more typical of what we might see around the area toward memorial day getting up to 79-degrees. dulles 78, bwi77. we're going to add a couple of degrees on top of tomorrow and m that puts us in record territory. we think we'll either tie or maybe break some records.or here are the records, 80-degreer at dull et cetera 79 and bwi79.wi79 here's what we're projecting for the high temperatures. i'm calling for reagan national. i think you're going to get record, 81. dulles 80 and bwi79-degrees. here

mr sanders why hoping is hoping to pick up. an editor says these will keep him very much in the race >> certainly they're significant enough to allow bernie sanders to claim some momentum going forward, and most importantly to keep his campaign going. these were not just wins in washington state and alas ka. these were enormous win. he won over 70% of the votes, winning really largely in washington. it allows the bernie sanders campaign to continue to raise money, something they've done tremendously well. it allows him to essentially say you should be a liberal democrats out there, should give pause to others in the party who are still lining up behind hillary clinton. it lets this race continue. hillary clinton still has a sizeable advantage here. the reason for that is she not only has the pledged delegate lead, she has the super delegate lead and these are the party elders, elected officials on the democratic side who are largely with hillary clinton. if bernie sanders is going make this a contest and find a way to compete fo

mr. sanders. up next for him, the democratic debate tonight in miami ahead of florida's primary officially on march the 15th. voting for that has already started. early voting, anyway. you can see the extended interviews with sanders and rubio any time on our nbc 6 news and weather app. if you missed our exclusive interview with donald trump shelly and i were able to do yesterday morning, you will find that on the app too. >>> the former marine suspected of shooting a pastor in idaho has been arrested in washington, d.c. 30-year-old kyle odom was taken into custody by the secret service after appartly he threw paper and a flash drive these are new pictures of the scene. officials say the package odom threw had a manifesto mentioning the name of some house and senate members as well as israeli government officials. a different letter was sent to his parents and several news outlets. another church member may have been the target. 55-year-old tim remmington was shot in the church have parking lot. t

mr. sanders: excuse me, i'm talking. mrs. clinton: if you're going to talk, tell the whole story. john: the two candidaeading in the polls there. republican presidential contest held sunday in puerto rico. he had all 23 delegates from the u.s. territory. it was his second win of the primary season, but he trails far behind the front-runner, donald trump. this morning, flags are flying at half-staff at the u.s. capitol in remembrance of former first lady nancy reagan. she died yesterday. she was 94. president obama and first lady michelle obama saying she redefined the first lady's role during her time in the white house. we have a whole section of our website devoted to former first lady nancy reagan. right now, photos of the reagans before and after their time in the white house. more on the lasting legacy she leaves behind, plus reaction to her passing. john: 5:37 right now. it's been a week since the officer-involved shooting in raleigh. barbara: coming up, reactions to where it happened are taking to start the healing process. john: plus a warm-up is on the way. we've got dry

mr. sanders: when we began this campaign i was three points in the polls. i was probably 60 or 70 points behind the secretary. we have come a long way in 10 months. mark: florida holds a big contest in just five days, the same day of the ohio primary and three other contests. in all, there will be nearly 700 delegates up for grabs on tuesday. now we are learning the gop presidential front-runner is coming to cincinnati. donald trump' s campaign announced he will be stopping in cincinnati on sunday. he will be heading to the duke energy convention center at noon. eric deters is chairing trump' s campaign in northern kentucky and says this is another sign trump is serious about ohio. >> i think that the recognitio n of donald trump coming into dayton on saturday and cincinnati on sunday is a recognition of the trump campaign that to beat kasich in ohio he needs to do this visit. and in my opinion, it' s so cincinnati on sunday will wi n ohio for trump. mark: in the latest polls for ohio, trump and kasich are battling it out. the most recent poll comes from fo

mr. sanders that perpetuating his campaign could only help republicans recapture the white house. there's no doubt that sanders' path to victory right now is an uphill climb but at this point in the race it's certainly not impossible. right now hillary clinton is up by nearly 300 pledged delegates, meaning that sanders will need to win around 64% of the remaining 2,000 or so pledged delegates to win. his best shot at getting there is in caucus states where he's already beat hillary clinton seven out of nine times. and three states hold caucuses tomorrow -- alaska, hawaii, and washington. a total of 142 pledged delegates are up for grabs. and on april 5th there's the wisconsin primary where he'll be battling for 86 pledged delegates. while sanders' odds of getting the nomination have diminished in the last month, his grassroots momentum has not slowed down one bit. thousands showed up for a rally in portland, oregon this afternoon. he has a rally tonight at safeco field, the baseball stadium where the seattle mariners play. and if bernie sanders doesn't make it to the finish line,

mrs. sanders? >> yes, di. >> on the same day they heard from her convicted stalker in his pre-recorded deposition. >> it was heher leaving the room. and then i altered the peep hole. dancing with the stars cohost is suing barrett for filming her naked d through the peep hole of her hotel room door and the managers of the nashville marriott. >> no one ever told me or asked to be next to me when i checked in. >> barrett posted the video online and experts say millions watched it. >> i was just screaming i was naked all over the internet and didn't know what it was. >> despite her best efforts to remove the video it's still online. >> he just always has that monkey on her back of loss of security, safety. >> reporter: that was her mom there. the hotel maintains barrett is a criminalalwho tricked them into gaining access to erin andrews. they are being sued, though, for 75 million ollars. >> a driver has minor injuries after nenely driving his truck into a denver river. that truck hung over the side av

mr. sanders been neighbors? >> approximately 20 years. >> judge judy: did you get along most of that time? >> yes, we did about half the time. >> judge judy: when did that stop? >> it stopped when an animal was involved. there was an animal killed on his property. and i walked out the door, and i saw a friend of his slam

mr. hiatt those questions. guest: bernie sanders, i take him at his word. he defines democratic socialist as more or less what we used to think of as a big government democrat. he does not want government to take over the means of production, which is how karl marx would have defined socialism, but he was government to do a lot more for vulnerable people. health care, so forth. we can have a debate on what parts of that are good ideas and what parts are not on ted cruz's birthplace -- parts are not. birthplace, there is some disagreement about this. some say even if you're born to american parents, you are immediately naturalized and you are eligible. professorop-ed from a at the university of delaware law school that got a lot of readers. she made the case that that is not a natural born means. been tested and the lawyers wonder who would have standing to test it. thinkms to be most people of this that way. host: the editorial board has been critical of donald trump and ted cruz. democrat line, good morning. question or comment? we will move on to jim in o

mr. sanders certainly has my support and i've been very public about it. i look at mr. nie sanders as being like a branch in american politics that he endorsed an african-american minister in vermont. it wasn't popular, but was the right thing to do. i look at him as having sowed the seeds of economic justice in equality. he endorsed and embraced president obama. this has been a life-long challenge for senator sanders and i'm proud to be a rising delegate for senator sanders. >> jonathan, thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> thank you. the race is half over. >> yes, sir. yes, sir, thank you. >> not over. >> joining us now, senior strategist for clinton campaign. yes, jonathan wab the race is not over just yet. as we look at this joel and numbers of 61% of republicans who doesn't vote for trump, if forced to vote for clinton or this fall they would consider a third candidate. what what do you think of cross over potential? >> i think those numbers suggest there are many republicans dissatisfied with the prospect of donald trump. and i think it creates a problem that r

mr. sanders: i am confident if there is a large voter turnout, we will do well.e will be millions of people coming out and participating in the political revolution. we are doing pretty good. >> joining us now are apparent democratic strategist. steve and mike, a former advisor to vice president gore. good to see you guys. answer me this question. , whatas to happen tonight does hillary clinton need to do tonight to get this race down and what does bernie sanders have to do to get this alive? >> he has got to show he can play in state other than his neighboring states or states with a homogenous population. i think for secretary clinton, it is as much messages have -- message as how he she does. -- how she does. women, she will have to do very well among the southern states and nonwhite populations tonight. she has got a different challenge than senator sanders does. she has got the lead in the ability to wear him down over time. think mike is if i were the clinton campaign, i would be i getg to think about how those disaffected republicans who are horrified abou

mr. sanders, senator sanders instigated this in any way? >> no, no, no. this has nothing to do with senator sanders' campaign. he had no idea i was going to be attending. this has something to do with the tone that chicago sets. we've been protesting for four months. chicago sets the tone against politicians. we protest against rahm emanuel, we protest against anita alvarez and we protested against trump. it's something that we do. >> listen to what bernie sanders said about his supporters going to donald trump rallies. listen to this. >> no, not to disrupt rallies. and trump -- look, i don't -- i won't shock you by telling that donald trump lies a whole lot. i mean, he calls me a communist. that's a lie. to suggest that our campaign is telling people to disrupt his campaign is a lie. we don't. we have millions of supporters and some of them will do what they do. but our campaign has never, not once organized any effort to disrupt mr. trump's rallies or anybody else's. >> so sanders says his supporters should not provoke any violence at the rallies. do yo

mr. sanders and mr. obama, whatever was discussed there, is when bernie sanders became aggressively verbally. >> probably not they are not really giving him a fair shot, i think the democrat establishment has congealed around him. >> we have to leave it there. you were fantastic. we love it when you watch at home, now, lou dobbs. lou: i'm lou dobbs, scary moment on capitol hill this afternoon, a gunman taken into custody after he drew his weapon and pointed at police officers on u.s. capitol complex, officers responded by shooting and wounding the suspect. he was hospitalized. capitol hill police chief said he believes it was a straight forward criminal act by a single person who was known to authorities and has a prior record. we'll have the latest developments for you here. also tonight, donald trump threatening a lawsuit over dirty politics in louisiana.