we are joined by scott mcclain. going to argentina next rather than returning home. he has no plans to return home until later this week. he is entering air force one in argentina and will alive late tonight and tomorrow and meet with the argentina president and then attend a state dinner as well. now a lot -- two in particular of the republican candidates ted cruz and john kasich are taking issue with this. ted cruz saying look, our allies are getting hit in terrorists and he is attending a baseball game with the cast transportation and john kasich was surprised he didn't go to the you said or head to brussels to show his solidarity and if he was in office he would be doing he can to prevent terror attacks like this in the future. >>> well, scott we know that president met with his political disso dents. what was the results. >> he met with 12 dissidents and he said the men showed courage in what they believed for and the 12 men had been locked up in cuba at some point and part of this renewed relationship with cuba to be able to give the men a voice. but given pres

. >> reporter: in washington i'm scott mcclain. >>> sanders scored 59% of the vote o knock off hillary clinton. he says it is a sign that his campaign is gaining momentum. >> you know why we are going to win? because our message is victorious. [cheers and applause]. >> reporter: 25,000 people showed up to vote in our democratic caucus. that's almost double what have. this is in boulder. >> reporter: some folks had to nicole has more. >> reporter: yeah, behind me you can see the big crowds as well. the problem in oregon is that they had only planned for 15,000 people, and when more showed up they couldn't keep up. >> if you have not registered at seven, you can continue to sign ip. >> talk louder. >> reporter: take a look at voting was still open at 8:00. bernie sanders picked up two- thirds of the votes. we don't haae the number of people who walked away or were turned away. >> i don't think there is any way we could have handled this amount of numbers. this is ludicrous that there are people that can participate in the process. >> reporter: the unhappiness extended to the republican s

reporting live in washington, i'm scott mcclain. >>> let's talk about colorado. this is from overnight. colorado felt the burn. handing sanders a big victory. 59% of the votes. he picks up 33 delegates to clintons 24. eliminate the presidential straw pole instead they selected delegates from county convictions. % >> this year i feel dis- enfranchised because there's no chance to vote for any of the republican candidates. >> they did away with the straw pole after an rnc change that would have made the strawwpole binding. >> voters are very frustrated. >> reporter: voters complained about the crowds. we found photos like this one from sam dewitt. >> the line was wrapped all the around the block. i would think a lot of people would be showing up, so apparently it was lot more people than they wwre expecting. >> reporter: hundreds of voters actually ended upturned away. denver reporter eric lupher is live with that story. >> reporter: nicole, voters are upset because they couldn't vote but the democratic party is actually very excited to see how much of a turnout th

. >> and more heavy rains are expected. scott mcclain has the story. >>> they went to sleep dry and woke up to floodwaters, house doubled as a boat house. flooding across the southeast, deadly, killing at least four and including a driver that ignored a barricade and swept out the road. >> and could tell you more roads are open. >>nd an eight inches of rain has fallen in places. 14 in the hardest hit areas. sandbags are frantically being piled as the slow moving storm system is to the south. >> call the training. moving in the exact same direction, one after the other, right after each other. that's what we're seeing in the past 48 hours. >> state of emergency has been declared across the wide swath of northern louisiana, with flash flood warnings across the area. crews are working to work with stranded, on tops and even trees. and biggest risk rain could top a levee. 3500 homes were evacuated in case it does. >> we have record flooding. >> the state expects flooding to spread east. soggy and potentially dangerous weekend ahead. >> nasty. >> are we getting, is that what we're getting. >>

scott mcclain has the latest out of washington, d.c. >> super tuesday, i believe, is the most important day of the spire primary. >> reporter: near one quarter of republican democrats and fifth of democratic delegates will be up for grabs in the united states. the latest national cnn poll shows hillary clinton and donald trump will be tough to beat. support along democrats. trump has more than triple the support of his nearest rival, marco rubio. >> there are a lot of late deciders. i think it is still quite likely that donald trump will win on super tuesday. >> reporter: it has been a trump. he declined to immediately disavow support from david duke before or after the interview. >> and on monday protestors interrupted trump's event. >> reporter: marco rubio has taken full advantage, trying to label trump a con man and even taking shots at his appearance. >> he doesn't sweat because his pores are clogged from the spray tan he uses. >> well, as colorado gets ready for today's caucuses, be big push to get out the vote. there is an aggressive effort to court last voters in our state. >> n

scott mcclain joins us live from washington, d.c. with the latest on the race. scott, big night for both clinton and trump. >> reporter: well, if there was fear for a donald trump nomination in the republican establishment before super tuesday, there is all-out panic today. trump is showing no signs of slowing, and with the rest of the field still divided, not clear who could could stop him for donald trump and hillary clinton super tuesday lived up to its name. >> what a super tuesday. >> reporter: both the democratic and republican front-runners came out looking stronger than ever. clinton won in seven states including the biggest prize, texas and georgia. held by overwhelming support by african-american voters. >> now, this campaign moves forward, the motor city and beyond. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders won four contests and says he is far from out of the race. >> this campaign is not just about electing the president, it is about transforming america. >> the next president of the united states, donald trump. >> reporter: republicans, super tuesday cemen

we are sure to hear more tonight when the four debate in i'm scott mcclain. >> a fast moving storm could dump several inches of snow in the north carolina mountains. downtown boone look closely at your t.v. monitor. that's snow falling. there. not a lot but still it's falling. a winter weather advisory went into effect late this afternoon state. parts of the mountains could see up to four inches of snow. wow nice. storm team chief meteorologist wes joins us with the latest. >> you are going to have to drive west or north if you want to see the snow with this storm. here it is up in the mountains a little bit of a break now but still falling and more expected into the overnight hours. so again our mountains and the west virginia mountains getting fresh powder if you want to strap on the boots to do skiing and snow boarding wouldn't be a back here at home it is cold but above freezing and expected to stay that way. what we have is mainly rain and will stay that way through the overnight hours so from chapel hill and the hillsborough area on i-85 through pitts bureau to syler city to moore

. >> scott mcclain has more. >> reporter: on super tuesday, the insults didn't make a difference, donald trump is one step closer to being the party's nominee. for donald trump and hillary clinton, super tuesday lived up to its name. >> what a super tuesday. >> both the democratic and republican front runners came outlooking stronger than ever. clinton won in texas and georgia. helped by overwhelming support among african american voters. >> now this campaign moves forward to the crescent city, the motor city, and beyond. >> senator bernie sanders won four contests and says he's far from out of the race. >> this campaign is not just about electroing a president. it's about transforming america. >> the next president of the united states, donald trump. >> for republicans, super tuesday cemented that donald trump is far and away the favorite. while trump won most contests, ted cruz won in his home state of texas, nearby oklahoma, and alaska, marco rubio won. >> this is a country of under dogs. but we will win. >> despite poor showings for kasich and carson, no one dropped out last night. l

scott is live at the brewery to talk about what peer lovers can try for the first time. marissa? >> we're live at the brewhouse here with the owner and brew master, quentin mcclain and they are kicking off restaurant week with a member-only event so why is restaurant week so important for you and other small business owners in town? >> i think it's a great way of state here, state affairs and d ople active and trying new places and we're a brewery first and foremost with great food option and fun to participate in restaurant week as well. >> you're not only celebrating restaurant week but folks, beer loves, you will be able to try a new periri. can you talk about that? >> we do something called community support and we have a bunch of people a part of the club coming in to get a first taste of the beer andndwe're doing a limited run of 450 bottles, 750 ml flip-top wines and champagne. we'll be bottling that and selling at noon when we open and ll serve cake all day or until it runs out. >> reporter: that's the best part, the cake. who cares about the beer? it's about the cake. >> you can pair your beer with a cake, whichever beer. it's cake. >> well, and talk mo