in the country are finally begin to go hear me. >> lauren: nevada republican caucus are tomorrow and 11 states will hold primaries or caucusesrch first, supertuesday, make sure to stay with fox business for our coverage of the nevada caucus storm starting at 11:00 p.m. eastern time. >> nicole: on the democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders fighting for votes in south carolina. the state's democratic primary is this saturday and this comes after the former secretary of state beat the vermont senator over the weekend. >> it was hard fought and i just can't say enough about the team on the ground who had been there for months and thousands and thousands volunteers who really got to work, we saw so much great activity in the last week and it turned out to be more than enough. >> i'm proud of the campaign that we ran, i wish that we could have done a little bit better, at the end of the day she gets 19 delegates, we get 15 delegates, we move on to the next states. >> nicole: state department releasing new batch of clinton emails last friday. of those, 64 contain classified information. the next batch is set to be relea

welcome to c-span's coverage of the nevada caucuses and the south carolina primary. graces joining us on the republican line. reaction to nevada and what you expect to hear in south carolina later tonight. teder: i hope to hear that and is in the polls ultimately that he will defeat trump. host: why do you like senator cruz? caller: because i think he is a person of morals. honor. i think he would make a good leader. i think he has a good grip on what is good for the country. host: let me give you a sense of where the candidates are this evening. hillary clinton was in las vegas and is and root to houston -- and is en route to houston. travelingders will be to greenville, south carolina. carolina republican primary is today and the democratic primary is next saturday. the democratic caucuses are --ay, the democratic republican caucuses are next tuesday. we will see marco rubio, ted cruz, and donald trump in las vegas coming up to this tuesday. governor kasich is in massachusetts tonight. we will also hear from donald trump in south carolina and the other republican ca

you're looking at live picture from the nevada caucuses. ually counting ballots at caucus sites. exciti exciting. politics in action. in nevada, they are finishing up the counting process. boris, what's going on there? >> reporter: they just finished in precinct 1039. as we heard all day, donald trump dominating at this caucus site. he took this precinct 58% to rubio's 28%, cruz at 9% and kasich at 5%. no votes for ben carson in this presibt. again, this is just a snapshot of this precinct at this caucus site but i spoke to a lot of voters today and the sentiment overall is anger. many of them are angry at washington, d.c. and angry at the republican establishment. they believe donald trump will turn things around not only in the party itself but for the country as a whole. the main issues that they're focused on that drove their vote, the economy and foreign policy. they believe donald trump would be the best representative of their own beliefs and address their interests within those issues in the best possible way. donald trump winning bi

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we will see who one in the nevada caucuses. 188 points for the dow jones industrial average today. down 110-point good s&p futures on 12. lauren: in asia, japan's nikkei down .9%. china shanghai up 0.9%. nicole: checking out oil, the reason we're moving down the way we have been. $30.94 a barrel. lauren: deadly tornadoes that at least three people dead. we will have the latest on the wet weather. train to the battle between apple and the fbi over unlocking a cell phone use by a terrorist on capitol hill. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at today's markets, latest breaking news and what to expect the day ahead. lauren: breaking news this morning. donald trump when he nevada caucuses by large margin. he gets 46 are sent. marker reviewing ted cruz are battling right now for second place to reveal his 24%, cruise 21%. ohio governor john kasich at 5%. trump celebrating his third consecutive fit three with a prediction feels insecure the gop presidential nomination. >> we want the evangelicals. we want with young. we won by its o

good evening. >>> has won the nevada republican caucuses. in its current it ration where nevada is an important early state and goes right after south carolina and has this incredibly influential role in the republicans choosing their nominee, in the entire history of nevada, only one person has ever won. that guy is mitt romney. the first time the nevada caucuses were held in 2008, mitt romney not only won here, he won by a mile. he came in with 51% of the vote. second place was a very distant ron paul. ron paul came in second with only 14% of the vote. awkwardly even though ron paul only got 14% of the vote, that was enough to give ron paul supporters a tow hold that they used that year to hijack the nominating prosays and take over the party to a point where the whole nevada state republican convention was shut down and replaced with a back room conference call where they picked their delegates instead. it should have been a sign. we should have known with that first contest in 2008 that nevada was going to be more than meets the eye. any

bae systems. >>> welcome back to cnn's live coverage of the nevada republican caucuses. looking at live pictures of trump headquarters nevada. we're waiting for donald trump to come out and declare victory. cnn has projected he will be the winner of the nevada republican caucuses. let's look at some of the vote that has come in with 8% of the vote counted. donald trump with a lead of 41.9%, marco rubio 25.3% and ted cruz with 21.5%. what are we expecting donald trump to say when he comes out and how do you think this might effect his demeanor when he takes the stage on thursday at the republican debate in houston. >> there's no question he's the guy to beat. he think he's been aware and expecting incoming because it's been happening although with jeb bush not on the stage it might change the dynamics because it's just going to be marco rubio. >> i feel like jeb bush will still insult donald trump anyway. >> and lindsey graham. we could probably spend hours with him on the couch figuring that out, but the bottom line is that he's going to probably come out and talk about

its permanent home at love park will undergo several upgrades. >>> donald trump easily won the nevada caucuses. it was trump's third victory in a row heading into next week's super tuesday contest. nearly six out of the ten nevada republican caucus go-ers said they are angry at the way the government works. marco rubio and ted cruz are fighting it out for second place. >>> a string of tornadoes ripped through the gulf coast killing at least three people in louisiana and mississippi. an rv park in southern louisiana was hard hit. rescue crews are still searching for trapped victims. at least 31 people were injured. seven are in critical condition. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a hearing today for kennedy cousin michael skakel in the murder of martha moxley. "48 hours" peter van zandt has details. >>> and all def movie awards that was created an an rn and ra epntilrecently alanhawn astheto fen tolr bi h c his reeed tstoue ea h yoo rember, chipis of the c at the ti.thld hir wildss >>eporr:on wtehe oe ayse what le ou toe tting ret'his housis t o e kha ever >>ead "cbs t

each candidate has and will make a visit before the nevada caucuses ... which means extra security... and inevitable overtime. but the agencies know to keep schedules flexible for the rest of the year... to make sure the city and county's time and money are used efficiently. tim: we try to use as many officers as possible that are working on shift. we have swat officers, traffic officers that work 24/7 so we try to use them and reschedule them. that was catherine van if you are going to visit the candidates, reno police urge you to bring as few belongings as possible inside. three republican presidential candidates are coming to northern nevada next week. jeb bush will start his silver-state tour in southern nevada on sunday, but will be in reno monday night. he'll have a town hall event at huff-acre huffaker elementary school at 6 p-m. registration is required. donald trump will speak at a rally at the nugget casino resort at noon next tuesday. doors open at 10 o'clock in the morning. the rally is free, and open to the public but registration is encourag

takes on donald trump. >> okay, mike, let's look at the entrance poll results from the nevada democratic caucuses starting with issues and qualities. nevada democratic caucus goers are thinking that the most important problem facing the country is the economy at 35%, followed by income inequality at 28%, and health care 23%. and of course economy voters went for clinton 55% to 41%. and those most concerned with health care also favored clinton 62% to 36% for sanders. sanders, who regularly talked about income inquality in his campaigning won that. when we are talking about most important issues, economy and jobs 35%. income inequality at 27%. and terrorism at 7%. when you are looking at 80% of the voters chose hillary clinton as the candidate who can win in november, bernie sanders won the category of those who want someone who cares about people like them, with 72%. so, what is the significance that's signalled here as well as the work ahead that these numbers imply? >> bernie sanders is more like a movement than a traditional presidential campaign. and he has won the hearts of democratic primar

when we come back, chris matthews with a special guest. >>> to our live coverage of the nevada presidential caucuses tonight. nevada is a big state that kramz all of its people in one tiny part of the state. and particularly in clark county where all the people are things are different. there's about 2.8 people in the state, 2.1 million of them are in the las vegas metro area and in clark county they're going to try to stop the voting earlier than everywhere else than the rest of the state to give them time to vote. so statewide voting is due to go on for another hour and a half, but it's due to go on for another hour in clark county to hopefully early up the count for when we get a result. chris is at a high school here in las vegas. how are things? >> reporter: things right now are fairly chill. there's been a big crowd and general an air of confusion among caucus goers here. a lot of spirited political conversations happening around tabl tables. i have the chair of the republican party who is overseeing this caucus site. i talked to a lo the of people who were unclear about what the process is to

>>> making news in america this morning, another win for donald trump taking the nevada caucuses and winning big with large groups of voters. we're live in las vegas with the latest on the race for the white house. >>> deadly storms, tornadoes ripping across the south overnight. thunderstorms bringing hail and heavy rains. the system with more than 40 million people in its path. >>> prison fight. president obama's plan to close guantanamo bay. the swift reaction from his opponents and the legal battle ahead. >>> robotic moves. this two-legged android can do it all making its way through rough terrain and when the going gets tough, this bot stays on its feet. we begin with another decisive victory for donald trump living up to expectations in nevada. >> trump won the nevada caucuses with a dominant lead over his rivals moving one step closer to the republican nomination. it is his third win in a row. in his victory speech he claimed to have won a broad spectrum including evangelicals and hispanics. >> marco rubio and ted cruz bratling it out for second place. the race still too close

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flonase changes everything. >>> welcome back to cnn's live coverage of the nevada democratic caucusesg at live pictures right now from a caucus site in nevada. i believe that is in las vegas. let's go to boris -- there's another one. let's go to boris sanchez. he is at knutson middle school in east las vegas. apparently the lines are quite long. boris, tell us about what you're seeing and who people seem to be supporting. >> reporter: hey, jake. i had a little trouble hearing you at the end there but can tell you what i've seen so far. huge crowds have showed up here. this is the registration area right behind these doors. folks walk in there, get registered. how long the line goes. all the way to the end of the street over here. we've talked to quite a few people. first-time caucusgoers. >> first time. yes. let's go bernie! >> reporter: and talked to a first-time caucus goer, a hillary supporter. the crowd is evenly split, eastern nevada, very diverse. a big spanish pog lation and big african-american population, and hillary is working to stop the sanders surge. we talked to mow and

early start in next with more from the nevada caucuses.be back in just a moment with more cnn newsroom. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store, all beds on sale right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> donald trump with a huge victory in nevada dominating the caucuses in that state. what is next for donald trump? can he be stopped? >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders shifting strategy for the voters on the cnn town hall stage this crucial south carolina primary just days away. welcome back to early start, a very busy night. >>> a very busy and early start. we are live this morning because of the breaking news this morning, donald trump wins big in the nevada republican caucuses. you can loo

. >> lydia: and on the democratic side, hillary clinton tonight won the nevada caucuses and she now heads to the south carolina democratic primary. >>> and breaking news in the johnny manziel investigation. questions about special treatment from the dallas police as the department speaks out and admits it has surveillance video. good evening. i'm lydia esparra. we'll have all of the stories in a moment. first the chill is on. you're going to notice a big outside tomorrow. meteorologist jon laufman is in the first alert center tracking the chilly forecast. john? >> i'm glad you brought the news. not me, hello everyone. what a glorious day it was today. april like in february. yes, indeed it's still pretty clear out there. roof cam showing a live look of terminal tower in downtown cleveland. here is a contrast for you. 67 today did not break the record. the record is 69 and set in 1930. yes, the great depression. a year ago today we did break the record on the cold end of things. 17 below 0 was our temperature just one year ago. well, winds were the story of the day. 57 mile-an-hour wind gu

we love you trump. >> reporter: abc news projecting donald trump won the nevada caucuses as expected. >> if you listen to the pundits, we weren't expected to win too much and now we're winning winning winning the country. >> reporter: trump made his final push with nevada voters tuesday hurling insults as the rival ted cruz. >> this guy ted cruz is the single biggest liar i have ever dealt with in my life. i mean it. i've met much do you ever people than ted cruz. he's like a little baby. >> and cruz responded. >> and frankly, i'm not willing with donald trump. >> reporter: cruz telling abc news he thinks trump's insults are a barometer for how rattled he is, cruz taking some jabs of his own. >> if donald became president, nobody knows what the heck he would do. he doesn't note what the heck he would do. >> reporter: marco rubio escaped trump's attacks but launch aid few himself. >> i didn't become a conservative a year and a half ago when i thought about running for president. ben carson and john kasich still in the race deste low poll number. just 30 delegates were at stake here in

>>> making news in america this morning, another win for donald trump taking the nevada caucuses and winning big with large its feet. >>> a good wednesday morning. we begin with another decisive victory for donald trump living up to expectations in nevada. >> trump won the nevada caucuses with a dominant lead over his rivals moving one step closer to the republican nomination. it is his third win in a row. in his victory speech he claimed to have won a broad spectrum including evangelicals and hispanics. >> marco rubio and ted cruz bratling it out for second place. the race still too close to call after a bruising week on the campaign trail. >> as the candidates count down to super tuesday trump is promising to pull off similar votes. "your voice, your vote," abc's lauren lyster has the latest from las vegas. >> reporter: reena and kendis, entrance polls showing the highs. they helped vault donald trump to victory. the top candidates spoking to their supporters last night. >> we love nevada. we love nevada. thank you. it's a great state and they have great people and i was so proud. y

you can register same day in nevada, did you participate in the caucuses today? caller: i did not. have been out in nevada. actually i am a transplant from the east coast. but i am very actively involved in the party. i was on the east coast for a while over the last month or so so i did not take the time to caucus but i was definitely watching to see what would happen. i will not say my last name because i am the ceo of a tech company, but secretary clinton has finally narrowed down the field enough for me personally that she definitely gets my vote. she can definitely go to the white house, and it is time that everybody buckles down as a party. i think she can beat anyone on the republican side. i'm very happy about the turnout and i think it is a sign for what she will be able to do in general. what she said but tech companies and entrepreneurs is important to us because we are a tech company and a solar company. the fact that she made an "mid to solar power was hooked, line, and sinker for us. i feel like there was some disenfranchisement in the democratic party and they need to

load odd delivered a block permanent home at love park will undergo several trump easily won the nevada caucuses. it was trump's third victory in a row heading into next week's super tuesday contest. of the ten nevada republican caucus go-ers said they are angry at the way the government works. marco rubio and ted cruz are fighting it out for second >>> a string of tornadoes ripped through the gulf coast killing at least three people in louisiana and mississippi. an rv park in was hard hit. two people were killed there. rescue crews are still searching for trapped victims. at least 31 people were injured. seven. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a hearing today for kennedy cousin michael skakel inf martha moxley. "48 hours" peter van zandt has details. that was created an an alternative to the oscars. and ze. >> reporter: until recently, alexander hamilton was known as the stoic face on the 10 bill. that has changed. >> this is where he lived the last couple of years of his life. you have to remember, chip, this would have been very farther north of the cityould have bee

candidate. >> the controversy rocked the cruz campaign internally. trump leads the polls in nevada ahead of tomorrow's caucuses where there are 30 republican delegates up for grabs. turn out is expected to be about 10 %. john kasich's put in little effort in nevada to instead focus on upcoming votes in march. he raised eyebrows talking about women. how did i get elected? i didn't have anybody for me. we just got an army of people who and many women who left their covariance to go out and go door to door and put yard signs up for me. >> first off, i want to say your comment earlier about the women came out of the kitchen to support you, i'll come to you support you, but i won't be coming out of the kitchen. >> the candidate's proud of the stay at home moms that supported comments into anything else is just desperate politics. >> because the nevada caucuses have had low turn outs, they're unlikely to have any impact on the outcome of the race. what might turn out to be the most memorable is that here, the bible has up staged sin city. >>> now, as the republicans leave south carolina for nevada, the democrats are

huge in the caucuses in nevada.incts reporting, he's got nearly 46% of the vote. there's been a question over the last few hours about whou would come in second. marco rubio has moved ahead of ted cruz, very than two points ahead of ted cruz. back in single digits, ben carson and john kasich. i have to say this. the big story is absolutely donald trump. he won every county in the state. it shows he was hugely popular among the voters who are angry at the government. they want a next president to be an outsider. donald trump crushed it there. he gave his victory speech a couple of hours ago. he was clearly ecstatic. let's listen. >> we won the evangelicals. we won with young, we won with old, we won with highly educated, we won with poorly educated -- i love the poorly educated. we're the smaefrt people, we're the most loyal people. and you know what i i'm really happy about because i've been saying it for a long time. 46% f were the hispanics. 46%, number one with hispanics. i'm really happy about that. >> i'm reall

william: while trump was expected to win, nevada's caucuses are unpredictable. rs had only under four hours to select their ballots. this campaign got tough under illegal immigrants, a message that resonated with nevada's white working class. >> we will have our borders nice and strong. we will build the wall. you know that. we are going to build the wall. i have a lot of respect for mexico, but let me tell you. mexico is going to pay for the wall, right? they're going to happen. trump beat senators marco rubio and ted cruz by double-digits. nevada marks his third victory in a row after losing to ted cruz and iowa. >> the undeniable reality that the first four states have shown is that the only campaign that has beaten donald trump and the only campaign that can beat donald trump is this campaign. [applause] for rubio, the loss is a heavy blow. he was pegged as the republican establishment's favorite candidate after jeb bush dropped out of the race last week. next week, super tuesday will be crucial in determining the republican nomination. that is when about a d

what the future of nevada's caucuses, could be. kolo 8 news now's ed pearce has more. ask officials from either party and you'll hear something along the lines of "well, we pulled it off." that's a fair statement from their point of view because for all the stories of long lines, running out of ballots at a few locations, the usual confusion, they did pull it off. and republicans could point to a record turnout. more people, in fact, voted for donald trump years ago. democrats registered thousands and both parties updated their mailing lists and identified their most but was it enough? from the moment harry reid convinced the national democratic party to bestow an early spot on the calendar to a nevada caucus and everyone understood the challenge. unlike iowa, we'd never done a caucus on this scale, one that mattered nationally before. if you talked with iowans back then, as i did, they would have told you we probably weren't up to the task. after three tries it's fair to ask if they weren't right. turnout is still low. confusion a

he solidified his position with a decisive win in the nevada caucuses. voters fed up with washington and those who decided before last week were key to trump's win. in the battle for second, ted cruz and marco rubio are running neck and neck. danielle nottingham has our report from las vegas. >> reporter: donald trump once unlikely candidacy is barreling toward the presidential nomination. the victory in last night's caucuses here was his third in a row. meanwhile, time is running short for the other gop hopefuls. after picking up a third consecutive victory in last night's nevada caucuses, donald trump continues his winning tuesday states. >> we have had some great numbers coming out of texas. and amazing numbers coming out of tennessee and georgia. it's going to be an amazing two months. we might not even need the two months, folks, to be honest, all right. >> reporter: he garnered most of his support in the state for republicans unsatisfied with the government. >> i think he is here for the people and i think he wants to win. >> reporter: the win give

the billionaire businessman rolled to a big win in the nevada caucuses. he has 46 percent of the vote. battling out for 2nd place a marco rubio in ted cruz. marco rubio has 41 percent all of by crews with 21 percent. >>> now the focus will shift to super tuesday next week. we have more from las vegas. >>after picking up a 3rd consecutive victory in last nights nevada caucuses, donald trump continues his winning streak with an eye on super tuesday states. >>we have had great numbers coming out of texas and amazing and georgia. it is going to be an amazing 2 months. we might not even need the 2 months to be honest. >> reporter: the billionaire front runner garnered much of his support from the state from voters were dissatisfied with the government. >>lyrical correctness is destroying us. >>i think he is here for the people and i think he wants to win. >>the win gives trumps -- trump the majority of the delegates in the state . >>i think he is able to sweep across the board. >> reporter: the rest of the gop field is battling it out to become his alternative

i was talking to doug about this earlier this endorsement is coming after the nevada caucuses when there's on hillary clinton's influence on the unions on the ground in nevada so it seemed like a de facto endorsement happening anyway and he had his thumb on the scale on tipping it for hillary clinton. not saying he didn't win in her own right but saying he was active and supportive in nevada. it seems like this endorsement is just a daylight and a dollar short and i'm curious as to why it's happening now as opposed to before the nevada democratic caucuses. >> doug, if another life you also served on capitol hill. er deputy chief of staff for eric cantor and others. you know how it works. is it a big deal that harry reid endorsed hillary clinton over bernie sanders? someone who served in congress for more than 20 years? >> i think a week ago it would have been a massive deal and might have increased hillary clinton's lead and she did an impressive job in nevada but if you're looking up profilesen n courage, harry reid endorsing hillary clinton after the nevada caucuses is no profile in cour

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the nevada caucuses are over, so now what? where the candidates are headed from here, and how big nevada's voice is shaping the political conversation. we'll see you at welcome back. let's take a look at some news making headlines around the nation right now. first, presidential candidates vying for the white house are turning their focus to super tuesday states....followin g last night's republican caucus here in nevada. while trump secured a victory here in the silver state... democratic candidates hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders squared off in a town hall debate in south carolina. both candidates touched on issues of race... in a push to win the minority vote ahead of for more on this story, tune in to c-b-s this morning following our show at 7 a-m. a severe storm system that sparked deadly tornadoes in the deep south...now moves east. the town of convent, louisiana was especially hard hit -- as a twister tore through a trailer park. reported tornadoes also caused severe damage in mississippi -- where several home

upgrades. >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories. >>> donald trump easily won the nevada caucuses. it was trump's third victory in a row heading into next week's super tuesday contest. nearly six out of the ten nevada republican caucus go-ers said government works. marco rubio and ted cruz are fighting it out for second place. >>> a string of tornadoes ripped through the gulf coast, killing at least three people in louisiana and mississippi. an rv park in southern louisiana was hard hit. two people were killed there. rescue crews are still searching for trapped victims. at least 31 people were injured. seven are in critical condition. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a hearing today for kennedy cousin michael skakel in the murder of martha moxley. "48 hours" peter van zandt has details. >>> plus a new awards show called the all def movie awards that was created an alternative to the oscars. and "hamilton" craze. we will meet the author of the biography on which the hit musical was based. >> reporter: until recently, alexander hamilton was best 10 dollar b

. >> cbs news projects donald trum as the winner of the nevada caucuses. >> the the results are still coming in -- trump as the winner of the nevada caucuses. >> the the results are still coming in. >> reporter: after picking up a third victory in the nevada caucuses donald trump continues the winning streak with a eye on super tuesday states. >> we have had great numbers coming out of texas and amazing numbers coming out of tennessee and georgia. it's going to be an amazing two months. we might not even need the two months folks to be honest all right. >> reporter: the billionaire front-runner garnered much of his support from voters who are dissatisfied with the government. >> political correctness is >> i think he is here for the people. and i think he wants to win. >> reporter: the win gives trumpthe majority of the delegates bringing him close to clinching the gop nomination. >> he is well positioned to sweep across the board. >> reporter: as trucking -- trump gains momentum the rest of the field is battling it to be the alternative. entrance polls show a majority of caucus goers

nevada caucuses-- we're taking a closer look at the new lessons learned. and, what the future of nevada's caucuses, could be. kolo 8 news now's ed pearce reports. ask officials from either party and you'll hear something along the lines of "well, we pulled it that's a fair statement from their point of view because for all the stories of long lines, running out of ballots at a few locations, the usual confusion, they did pull it off. and republicans could point to a record turnout. more people, in fact, voted for donald trump last night than attended four years ago. democrats registered thousands and both parties updated their mailing lists and identified their most dedicated members. but was it enough? from the moment harry reid convinced the national democratic party to bestow an early spot on the calendar to a nevada caucus and republicans followed suit, everyone understood the challenge. unlike iowa, we'd never done a caucus on this scale, one that mattered nationally before. if you talked with iowans back then, as i did, they would have told you we pr

in saturday's nevada caucuses. this could give clinton a boost.. heading into next week's "super tuesday"... when democrats will vote in 11 states. ### as we close the book on nevada's caucuses... we're taking a closer look at the new lessons learned. and, what the future of nevada's caucuses, kolo 8 news now's ed pearce reports. ask officials from either party and you'll hear something along the lines of "well, we pulled it off." that's a fair statement from their point of view because for all the stories of long lines, running out of ballots at a few locations, the usual confusion, they did pull it off. and republicans could point to a record turnout. more people, in fact, voted for donald trump last night than attended four years ago. democrats registered thousands and both parties updated their mailing lists and identified their most dedicated members. but was it enough? from the moment harry reid convinced the national democratic party to bestow an early spot on the calendar to a nevada caucus and republicans followed suit, everyone understood

. 3 hillary clinton has won the nevada caucuses. but, entrance polls showed *first time caucus goers favored rival bernie sanders.women voted for clinton 57 to 41 percent. but entrance polls exposed some weaknesses.clinton lost honesty. sanders was also favored among younger female voters. 3 i believe that on super tuesday we have got an excellent chance to win many of those states. i am so thrilled, so grateful to all of my supporters out there. clinton now has momentum heading into the south carolina primary next week there were 35 delegates up for grabs in nevada. the magic number to secure the nomination is 2,383. 3 supreme court justice antonin scalia was remembered as a man of faith, family and the law during his funeral in washington d.c.more than three- thousand mourners attended this weekend's service.vice president joe biden and ten of the eleven living justices with whom scalia served were there along with scalia's wife of 55 years and their nine children.scalia's son, a catholic priest, led the funeral mass.the justic di

nevada. the caucuses. the democratic caucuses her way. she's the projected winner in nevada.nie sanders needed to win to prove he could win in a big diverse state. diverse state with a lot of bigness to it. with me now, msnbc's jacob, david weigel of the "washington post." and michael. each of you take a minute. michael with "the daily beast." great work today. we've been covering politics from a distance. you've taken us very close. you're muscling your way through the people. as you watch people who are undecided as they're being physically thrown around in there, being pulled at, that's some politics. >> it's extraordinary to think about just on a super simple level, this is the way they do things in nevada and in iowa and in alaska and in minnesota. it is the most bizarre, most messy process that you could possibly come up with if you tried to concoct that for an election cycle. but somehow, it works, and it looks like as we were just talking about before we went on the air, it's pretty darn close in terms of delegates. you know, i could see bernie though he lost upstairs

one day before the goop's nevada caucuses. this is special report. >> good evening, welcome to washington. after being accused by donald trump, marco rubio and ben carson of dirty tricks throughout the campaign, ted cruz today took action, firing director for a retweet of a video, wrongly quoting rubio of trash talking the bible. yes, you heard that correctly. the video was misquoted. it was not enough to save his job. chief political correspondent carl cameron reports tonight on how the latest campaign controversy could play in tomorrow's nevada caucuses. >> on the eve of the nevada caucuses, the charges and counter charges are again escalating. ted cruz fired his communications director rick tyler today, for tweeting a pennsylvania newspaper article with subtitles that depicted marco rubio as insulting the bible. >> this morning, i asked for rick tyler's resignation, i have made clear in this campaign, we will conduct this campaign with the highest standards of integrity. >> rick tyler was a good man. >> he had already apolo

reporter amelia earhart join to a sunny donald trump takes nevada with almost 46 percent tuesday's nevada caucuses. marco rubio came in second with 24 percent... and ted cruz in close third with 21 percent. super tuesday is 6 days away and now the candidates are looking ahead... 9news reporter colleen ferreira joins us... colleen alot of reaction coming in from last night's caucus... him even more confidence when it comes to securing the republican nomination. last night's win is his third consecutive...after new hampshire and south carolina. trump said last night...it's going to be an amazing two months ... but he might not even need the two months.. h ted cruz and marco rubio battled for a distant second, while ben carson and john kasich were well back in single digits. marco rubio was looking for his first outright win in nevada...but he had to settle for second this time around. and ted cruz..coming in close third...says he is the only "consistent conservative" left who can beat trump. less than a week away now.... who do you think will be the front runner after super tuesday? go to our facebo

. >> trump won the nevada caucuses with a dominant lead over his rivals moving one step closer to the republican nomination. it is his third win in a row. in his victory speech he claimed to have won a broad spectrum hispanics. >> marco rubio and ted cruz place. the race still too close to call after a bruising week on the campaign trail. >> as the candidates count down to super tuesday trump is promising to pull off similar votes. lauren lyster has the latest from las vegas. >> reporter: reena and kendis, entrance polls showing the caucuses were marked by new highs. they helped vault donald trump to victory. the top candidates spoking to their supporters last night. >> we love nevada. we love nevada. thank you. it's a great state and they have great people and i was so proud. you know, i went to caucus. i was all over the place tonight. the people are amazing. the enthusiasm. we won the evangelicals, we won with young, we won with old. we won with highly educated. we won with poorly educated. i love the poorly educated. >> we can't just elect someone that's angry. we have to elect so