susie steimle, wbz "this morning", kathryn back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> wbz and cbs news got you cover ond this super tuesday. -- covered on this super tuesday, get the reaction as soon as the polls close then at 10:00 a primetime special here on wbz followed by a full super tuesday wrap up on the wbz news at 11:00. >>> a funeral held today for an officer from new england killed during her first day on duty. last night a powerful sign of solidarity as police officers escorted her body to the chapel. today, men and women in blue from around the country will be in virginia to honor the life of ashley guindon, the 28-year-old grew up in new hampshire and her bunting drapes the police station in her memory. her family plans to bury her next to her father in this cemetery in west springfield massachusetts. he was an air national guardsman who committed suicide in 2004 after returning from a tour of duty in iraq. >> she had experienced a lot of tragedy in her own life and yet she was able to move forward with her dreams. >> army staff sergeant hamilton charged in her murder. th

susie steimle with a closer look, good morning. >> good morning, kathryn and liam. donald trump has a lead in most super tuesday states and that's the case here in massachusetts, some candidates are hoping for second place. he has a knack for making headline with a nontraditional candidate and that continues with talk of the kkk and a brawl at one of his events. the republican contest is expected to draw huge numbers this super tuesday. all eyes are still on donald trump as the man to beat. the energy in the republican race is being chaired to a -- compared to a world wrestling physical. a photographer and secret trump rally in virginia. meanwhile, protesters from the group black lives matter interrupted the candidate. >> all lives matter. >> reporter: trump took hits for not denouncing donations from former kkk member duke. >> there's no place for bigotry, hatred, duke or the klu klux klan in the primary! >> reporter: where they're up needs texas. >> we believe come out and vote. >> reporter: kasich the only republican in massachusetts on monday. he and rubo are vi

live in the satellite center susie steimle wbz. >> so what's next for the candidates? jon keller takes a closer look. >> reporter: so where do we go from here? this saturday the focus remains on the south and midwest. both parties voting in louisiana and kansas and republicans kentucky. next tuesday primaries for both parties in michigan and mississippi and then it's vote with the two huge swing states ohio and florida plus illinois and missouri and north carolina. as the republican race shifts from proportional distribution of delegates to winner take all. the bottom line trump's competitors and gop establishment have less than 2 weeks to stall his role. if he has last night's momentum into the 15th he can essentially end it right there. what about the democrats? hillary clinton proved she got a strangle hold on the nomination. and while bernie sanders has the money to forge on and a message he still wants to spread, it's hard to see where the upcoming map offers him much hope. so know it's -- no it's not over but might be by the time they play ball at fenway park, if