republicans on the other hand saw record turnout almost everywhere. vermont was the only state of 14 that didn't break 2008's record. whole foods is out with a recall this morning. the grocery store is recalling maytag raw milk blue cheese nationwide -- over a possible listeria. recent tests done here in iowa showed the presence of listeria bacteria in two lots of products. the recall involves cheese sold in packaging like that shown here. so far, no illnesses have been reported. and finally... today you may want to pick up a book full of rhymes. that's because it's doctor seuss's birthday -- also known as national read across america day. it's celebrated every year on march 2nd... in california, they're doing it up big with still ahead this morning... light the night. we'll tell you how this altoona light display will give people a thrill come new results.. donald trump and hillary clinton walk win a majority of the super tuesday states up for grabs. we have a breakdown of the results.. saving for school.. how a new program lets high school students earn sch

so bernie sanders' momentum seems blunted for now, but the vermont senator says he will continue on. he says the map gets better for him. we have the race covered the way only cnn can, starting with john berman, with the super tuesday scorecards and the news delegate totals. john? >> alison, start with overtime in the state of missouri. show me a close race. donald trump 1,700 votes ahead of ted cruz. we're not ready to call it just yet, but you would rather be donald trump there. just as you would rather be hillary clinton in missouri right now. she's ahead by 1,500 votes, but they're still going to count the absentees and provisionals. we'll get back to you on missouri. let's look at the republican race as a whole. in ohio, john kasich finally on the board. he wins his first state and 66 delegates in his home state of ohio. but the home state discount did not work for marco rubio, not at all. he was crushed by donald trump

the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: mr. president, as i think the senator knows, i've worked for years on this along with my friend, the senior senator from texas. and i'm glad we were joined this year by the senator from iowa. we are celebrating sunshine week , and also we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the freedom of information act, foia that's actually our nation's premier transparency law. i was at the archives yesterday, and i looked at the actual bill signed into law by then then-president lyndon johnson, vice president hubert humphrey, speaker john mccormick, all who were here long before i was. i was thinking that was 50 years ago. the freedom of information act is the foundation which all our sunshine transparency policies rest. so i can think of no better way to celebrate both sunshine week and the 50th anniversary of foia than by passing the foia improvement act. and this bipartisan bill -- and we've kept it that way -- which i coauthored with senator cornyn codifies the principles that president obama laid ou

. >> reporter: the 74-year-old vermont senator mostly stuck to his script. primarily focusing on economic inequality. it's what led this belmont mother to his campaign. >> we like the idea of having free college and universal healthcare. >> reporter: sanders has the last few months here but still trails clinton in the polls by roughly eight points. >> the more that we spread his message is the more that we can get people on his side. >> reporter: when it comes to supertuesday massachusetts is considered a big prize. bernie sanders has campaigned hard here over the last few months. his campaign knows he needs every delegate he can muster. ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> as we mention right now bill clinton is at a late night event in worcester. hillary clinton spent the day making two stops here in massachusetts where she's only running slightly ahead of bernie sanders in the polls. after a hug from boston mayor marty walsh she tried to fire up supporters. since she addressed a much younger crowd at her alma mater wellesley college. she talked about bringing down

the georgia election has 76 republicans at stake and virginia has 49 and vermont has 16. moving to the democratic map, it is the same states, except for alaska and on that side alaska has 292 and vermont has 16 and we're getting words that georgia and virginia called. clinton has won the democratic primary in georgia and virginia. and sanders takes vermont according to the associated press. those are the first results that we have that just came in right now. clinton has won georgia and virginia. sanders has won vermont which is his home state and so no surprise. we are waiting to get results on the republican side. going back to what brian just said a minute ago about the hopes for rubio and cruz. these are not winner take all elections today on the super tuesday. if marco rubio and cruz can do well enough to secure some delegates, even though they don't win those states, it does keep their hopes alive, particularly rubio, if he gets 20% in the states particularly in the south, he gets enough delegates to stay in the hunt and hope for better results in two weeks on march

again, marco rubio could get shut out in the state of the vermont. it is a rich history again in terms of why the republicans what they did. it look like it is coming back to purn them because it is essentially giving donald trump even more momentum that he would have had under the rules from four years ago >>> yes. stay with me. we will bring michael shaw in electric from the marco rubio headquarters which looks like an empty room. this was designed in some of the states after met romney had to limp over the line. the republican sat around in its post-mortem after the last election saying if we have someone a front runner early on, we want to protect them and make sure they're not open to attacks. that has come back to bite the republican party. >> that's exactly right. what they were trying to do was talk about an incumbent president romney which they were expected to have. if you look at these states, how it's frond loaded, the-- front loaded, the thresh holds to be met. that's perfectly designed for a candidate who would be the choice of the party

let's go to nbc's casey hunt with the sanders campaign in vermont. in georgia and virginia, what's the mood of the crowd? >> reporter: amazingly the crowd here still has not learned that bernie sanders has won his home state of vermont. of course neither have they learned about clinton's wins in those two major states. of course underscoring the fact that this is likely to be an overall rough night for sanders. he himself reiterating when he went to vote today in burlington that he's in this for the long haul, no matter what. potentially all the way to the convention, saying the only 15 states have voted so far and he wants to give more democrats a say in the process. the fund-raising numbers suggest that he may be able to do that. he's raised more than $35 million in the month of february after he asked his online donors to help him process $40 million threshold. they raised over $5 million in 24 hours. and that could help power them further on than other challengers. still they're keeping an eye on they're watching massachusetts very critically and

let's go to nbc's casey hunt with the sanders campaign in vermont. he has won his home state, loses in georgia and virginia, what's the mood of the crowd? >> reporter: amazingly the crowd here still has not learned that bernie sanders has won his home state of vermont. of course neither have they learned about clinton's wins in those two major states. of course underscoring the fact that this is likely to be an overall rough night for sanders. he himself reiterating when he that he's in thisor the long haul, no matter what. potentially all the way to the convention, saying the only 15 states have voted so far and he wants to give more democrats a say in the process. the fund-raising numbers suggest that he may be able to do that. he's raised more than $35 million in the month of february after he asked his online donors to help him process $40 million threshold. they raised over $5 million in 24 hours. and that could help power them further on than other challengers. still they're keeping an eye on oklahoma, feeling good about that. they're watching m

let's go to nbc's casey hunt with the sanders campaign in vermont. he has won his home state, loses in georgia and virginia, what's the mood of the crowd? >> reporter: amazingly the crowd here still has not learned that bernie sanders has won his home state of vermont. of course neither have they learned about clinton's wins in those two major states. of course underscoring the fact that this is likely to be an overall rough night for sanders. he himself reiterating when he went to vote today in burlington that he's in this for the long haul, no matter what. potentially all the way to the convention, saying the only 15 states have voted so far and he wants to give more democrats a say in the process. the fund-raising numbers suggest that he may be able to do that. he's raised more than $35 million in the month of february after he asked his online donors threshold. they raised over $5 million in 24 hours. and that could help power them further on than other challengers. still they're keeping an eye on oklahoma, feeling good about that. they're watchin

cnn projects donald trump wins another state, the state of vermont. here is where the situation stands right now with vermont. donald trump tonight has won seven states, georgia, alabama, massachusetts, tennessee, virginia, arkansas and vermont. ted cruz, he's carried two states, texas and oklahoma. marco rubio, he's got one state, minnesota. on the democratic side a good night for hillary clinton. let's show our viewers, seven states she won. georgia, virginia, alabama, tennessee, arkansas, texas and massachusetts. bernie sanders, he carries four states, vermont, oklahoma, colorado and minnesota. so the contest on the democratic side, but a good night for hillary clinton, an excellent night for donald trump. jake. >> that's right. when you look at the results, i wish we could say we had further clarity on either of these races, but we don't. we have donald trump winning seven contests and hillary clinton winning seven contests and enough contests not being run by the front-runners to keep the competition going, cruz winning two rubio winning won and b

herszenhorn: speaking of the presidential election, we have seen your home state, the state of vermontome the wellspring of successful liberal presidential candidates. howard dean, now senator sanders. can you talk about what it is about vermont that makes it the bastion of american liberals in the 21st century, and there are a lot of people that say hillary clinton's running mate will have to be someone that can satisfy bernie sanders' followers. are you the right guy -- sen. leahy: no. mr. herszenhorn: that balances liberalism, with experience, prosecutorial moderation -- sen. leahy: my people should know vermont is the only state in the union that has elected one democrat to the senate, and that is me. since 1962 we have had a democratic governor, republican governor. democratic governor, republican governor. it has gone back and forth. so, we are not -- i was going to say we are cranky. we are independent, and we like it that way. bernie sanders is highly respected in vermont, and he got, i think, his highest percentage in the country, in vermont, but he also has miles across the c

the early leaders in vermont, look at this, on the republican side, donald trump and john kasich. they are both early leaders in vermont. let's once again recap where we stand right now. hillary clinton wins georgia and virginia based on our projections. the other, bernie sanders wins his home state of vermont. as far as the exit polls, these exit polls are estimates. they're based on our early survey of voters as they left their polling location. the final outcome may be different. we can expect those numbers to change throughout the night. let's go to jake. >> thanks, wolf. those are big, big projections. hillary clinton did not win either virginia or georgia in 2008 against then senator barack obama. jeff, big victories, if you consider these projections of with what's going to happen. they have to be feeling pretty good at clinton campaign headquarters in miami. >> no question, jake. cheers up a few moments ago when both georgia and virginia were called for hillary clinton. you can hear them here right behind me again. you're right, we're going to be talking about that througho

looking back to the modern era back to 2000. so vermont didn't, but other than that, republicans voted through their ceiling there. seems that it is important for two reasons, one, that it won't be able to drive out the democrats in a general election. the other part of it is what this means for donald trump. there are two competing narratives and only one of them can be true about donald trump and the general election and turnout. one of them is that it is him driving all of this turnout on the republican side. he is expanding the republican party and bringing out people who are willing to cross party lines or get off the sidelines and cast a republican vote because they like him so much. and so donald trump will be great for the republican party up and down the ballot in november if they he is the not. that contrasts with what the others think, that donald trump, the others should just jump off. nobody will win, there will not be a republican dogcatcher in the country anywhere as long as trump is at the top of the ticket. both of those t

that's when the polls close in georgia, virginia, and vermont. e states will give us an early clue about whether the front-runners will steam roll through super tuesday or be slowed down. let's go back to john king. let's talk about the democrats' delegates right now. what, 865, i believe. 865 democratic delegates are at stake tonight. >> and democratic rules are very proportional so you can lose, if you're close you get a bunch of delegates. let's start where we are. these are pledged delegates. i'll get to the superdelegates in a moment. 95 for hillary clinton, 6 5 for bernie sanders. she has momentum on her side winning three of the first four contests. put the super tuesday states on the board. unlikely, if hillary clinton were to sweep tonight, she'd pull ahead something like that. we expect bernie sanders to win his home state, bernie sanders -- let me come back. i got to switch that one back. bernie sanders wins that one. let's come over to vermont. bernie sanders wins this one here. his home state. other targets for bernie sanders tomorr t

the transparent and fair process for consideration of that bell. a vermont editorial at the time called our committee proceedings because everybody a chance to participate, because the american people can see what we are doing because we are doing our job. they call that quote a lesson in democracy. i think it's time for a refresher course. the legal issue before the supreme court is significant. it's important that our constitution of democracy cannot be overstated. nor can the responsibility of the president to uphold his constitutional duty to nominate but the judiciary committee's responsibilities to fairly consider a nominee to serve on the highest court in the land. so with deep concern i come to the floor today. i would urge my friend the chairman and all members of the judiciary committee to renew their commitment to transparency i ask you with withhold your judgment right i ask those who met in closed doors to withhold your judgment until you can review the record of whoever the president nominates. i ask you give the next nominee of the supreme cou

the town of rutland. -burninges from coal states into vermont. workve tried to cooperatively with the states to put in place commute -- pollution controls they already had. we want to do more. we recognize we have a culture of environmentalism at a baseline when other states want to do less. >> you are making my point. minimum federal standards. let the states do more. that is the beauty of the clean air act, which is under fierce attack. fman, the january 2014 chemical storage facility contaminated the drinking water supply of 300,000 residents. you know that. we are facing another drinking water crisis in flint, where children were poisoned by toxic drinking water. beyou think states should doing more, not less, to protect drinking water? >> i think your point about toimum federal standards, let the states figure it out, that is the model we should be following. , and i think this frustration with west virginia -- for some, it has been what the standards are.the problem for me is the way they go about implementing standards. they are bypassing g

tonight, and trump widening the gap everywhere. >> and one thing to note is the diversity if the northwest, vermont and massachusetts to the southern states, to the evangelical vote, making an impact with republicans all across the board. >> this has been an amazing evening. >> reporter: an energetic and exciting donald trump cruising through super tuesday, and it's no surprise to him. >> look, i'm a unifier, i know people find it hard to believe, >> reporter: before awe small crowd of supporters he spoke at a news conference, and took questions from the media and bashed his opponents. >> marco rubio cannot win florida, is it time for him to get out? >> look i always liked marco until about a week ago until he decided to go hostile and become don rickles. >> reporter: he had wins in massachusetts, vermont, tennessee, virginia, georgia and alabama, with ted cruz taking texas and oklahoma. trump says he planned on that. >> i do congratulate ted because i know how hard ted worked on texas, and that's a big gap. but i also did well in texas, coming in second. >> reporter: if donald trump was confident

the vermont senator's path to victory steeper than ever. he would need to win 73% of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination. sanders insisting on "this week" he can still win. >> we have come a long, long way, you will have to concede, in the last ten months. we do have a path toward victory. >> but one senior clinton staffer telling me sanders would have to win the next four big primary states by the same wide margin, and they don't expect that to happen given the state demographics. >>> we want to move to the storms moving across the eastern part of the country. it looks like snow, but that's actually hail in florida south of orlando. much of the gulf coast slammed by round after round of heavy rain. here's rob marciano on the two storms we're watching tonight. >> reporter: an easter weekend central plains with up to a foot of snow, bringing causing power outages to thousands of homes and businesses. >> it's the weight of the branches breaking and falling, especially in the older parts of town. >> reporter: that storm whipping up

, bernie sanders' home state, he is the projected winner. sanders wins vermont. the massachusetts democratic primary right now, too early to call this one. we'll continue to watch that one. oklahoma, the same story there. too early to call this race between clinton and bernie sanders. we have got a lot to get to, a lot to talk about. our team is in place. let's start with the trump campaign and nbc's katy tur in palm beach. >> reporter: hello, lester. so far an outright win for donald trump in four out of the 11 states. you've got to imagine that the campaign is feeling good right now, hearing nbc news call out his name for four of those states. voting blocs in many of those states as he was doing in south carolina and new hampshire and in nevada. the campaign using their preferred method of communication, donald trump tweeting a thank you to all of those states. just take a look at the maps, and consider this. he's now won in the north with new hampshire and massachusetts, in the south with south carolina, alabama, tennessee, georgia, and in the west with nevada.

the vermont senator may have an uphill climb, but he's not backing down. it was a bernie sanders blowout. and before a crowd of thousands he got to deliver the news himself. >> are you ready for a news alert? we just won the state of washington! >> reporter: washington, alaska, and hawaii too, double-digit landslide victories. >> our campaign has the momentum. you are the momentum. look around you tonight. >> reporter: hillary clinton off the campaign trail for the holiday. a campaign aide calling it a good day for sanders. but saying the results do little to change the race going forward. the vermont senator's path to victory steeper th e he would need to win 73% of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination. sanders insisting on "this week" he can still win. >> we have come a long, long way, you will have to concede, in the last ten months. we do have a path toward victory. >> but one senior clinton staffer telling me sanders would have to win the next four states by the same wide margin, and they don't expect that to happen given the state demograp

the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: mr. president, as the senator may well recall, he was here when i was chairman of the judiciary committee in 2001, during president bush's administration. the ranking member was senator hatch. we put together an agreement about how the committee would consider supreme court nominees. we wrote the judiciary committee's traditional practice has been to report supreme court nominees to the senate. once the committee has completed consideration. this has been true even in cases where supreme court nominees were opposed by a majority of the judiciary committee. does the senator recall that at that time the republican leader in the senate even read that letter into the record -- senator lott -- to say this is the way the senate should operate? mr. durbin: i do remember that. mr. leahy: thank you. i appreciate that. mr. durbin: mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. grassley: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: i come to the floor this morning because of the

here's the problem. in vermont, the rules say you need 20% or you get zero delegates. you can get some of the statewide delegates with 20%. 0 with 19%. trump leading the state slightly right now, had ewould benefit from that. not just in vermont, a small state we're seeing that. check this out. this is alabama. this is one of trump's best states delegate-wise tonight. big reason is marco rubio failed to hit the threshold. he did not get 20% in alabama. he will get zero of the statewide delegates. also in alabama, you need to be in the top two in congressional districts to get delegates there, or you need to be also over 20% there. not looking good for marco rubio on that front either. and then, of course, the mother of them all tonight, texas. you need to be in the top two in the 36 congressional districts there to be eligible for any of those 108 delegates. rubio may be second place in a couple districts. otherwise, shut out. and you need to be at 20% statewide to get any of the statewide delegates. he didn't do that. he also may have threshold issues when it comes to

the vermont senator assuring the presidential bid is on the right path. >> super tuesday, we won landslide victories in minnesota and colorado. we won by 70 points in my own state of vermont. if you come out to vote here in michigan on primary day, we will win here in michigan. >> so the next week is march madness here on cnn. it begins sunday with the next democratic debate in flint. followed by the series "race to the white house." next tuesday is the next super tuesday night. wednesday is the democratic debate in miami. thursday, the republican debate in miami. a week of political events all here on cnn. then by the next tuesday, more states and delegates. >> i see that schedule and i see that is a week of not sleeping. >>> a federal appeals court judge in iowa vetted by the white house as potential supreme court nominee. 51-year-old jane kelly, appellate judge for the circuit of iowa. this is someone jeffery tuben is talking about. supported by chuck grassley. >> he praised her in the past. >> unlikely to support her now. this president is expected to announce the selection in a couple

the clean air act and safe drinking water act. vermont chose to take on these federally delegated programs. epa didn't force us to do so. the federal government did require it. vermont chose to take responsibility to implement these important regulatory programs in our state because we know how important they are to vermonters health, safety and prosperity. not only do we rely on clean air, clean water, and clean land to protect the health el of our people. vermont has a land-based economy. our top industries include tourism, agriculture and forestry. each relies on a clean, healthy and natural environment . people come from all over the world the fish in our rivers, swim in our lakes, hike and ski. this isn't all. in the manufacturing and high tech sectors, indeed every sector of business and industry in vermont it is the natural beauty of state and the pristine environment that enables us to attract good jobs and high quality employees to stay or relow indicate in vermont. vermont can ensure the state's protected through regulation, ass

the vermont senator upsets hillary clinton in michigan while the billionaire businessman moves closer to the republican nomination. he was the man behind the music. we will remember george martin who produced virtually all of the beatles legendary records. a private company reveals when the first tours might be able to finally visit the stars. >>> bernie sanders not the is not going away quietlily scoring a win over hillary clinton in the michigan primary. his win virtually negates clinton earlier landslide victory in the mississippi primary. on the republican side, donald trump stayed on a roll securing wins in michigan, mississippi and hawaii. and while he finished a distant second to ted cruz in idaho, the billionaire front-runner still picked up ten delegates there. but there might be an even bigger shake-up coming to the gop. washington. senator did not add a single delegate in tonight's contest and cbs news has learned there are serious discussions taking place in the rubio campaign about dropping off before next week's winner take all florida primary. meanwhile, bernie sanders

sanders may be a newcomer on the national stage but he is a fixture here in vermont. his political chris started in the early 80s when he was elected mayor of burlington. after that vermont sent him onto congress sanders returned home last night in this morning he went to vote with his wife. >> there is a large voter turnout today of course in this country are going to do well. i hope that there will be millions of people coming out and participating in what i >> sanders radical approach is popular here in liberal vermont but the stay competitive needs and upset he needs to be strong in states like texas and georgia delegate rich states and that is the concern for his campaign that yes i think he'll win vermont and possibly massachusetts, the state's with all the delegates, that's where he may come up shorthanded. right now the expectation is to see him sometime around 7:30 this evening obviously always very fluid especially on a night as big as this. >> a lot more super tuesday coverage ahead at 6:30 not too often massachusetts is a big focus for the candidates will t

the day ahead. >> lauren: senator bernie sanders winning democratic caucuses in main, vermont senator has 449 delegates while hillary clinton has 1 thousands 30, the count includes superdelegates. >> i. >> our campaign is generating excitement, we have won the caucuses in main, we have won that tonight with a large turnout. >> lauren: on the republican side senator marco rubio winning the primary in puerto rico t florida sen sen senator has 351 and senator ted cruz has 300. kasich has collected 37 delegates thus far. >> nicole: republicans holding caucuses tomorrow in the state of michigan and according to new wall street journal, donald trump is leading the race in michigan with 41% support followed by senator ted cruz, 22%, marco rubio 17% and john kasich 13%. >> i'm very surprised about it because i'm going to appoint conservative judges. you're going to have liberal judges probably as many as four or even five. >> nicole: so far donald trump has won 12 states while cruz has claimed wins in six states. be sure to stay with fox business for special coverage in michigan, mississippi, idaho and our cov

about 80% of the vote in in vermont. teresting stories all around. >> i think john kasich has got to be as surprised as anybody to be in the running for any individual state. but if there was going to be one, there were three states he was really trying in terms of his ad dollars. it was there, massachusetts, and alaska. we have yet to have a poll closing up in alaska. that will be coming up at midnight eastern time, i believe. in terms of the sanders' campaign versus the clinton campaign, obviously tonight has been a very good night for hillary clinton. she has swept all of the races in the south. she, in addition, has won massachusetts. and massachusetts is one of the five states that bernie sanders said that he could win and wanted to win tonight. senator sanders has achieved four of those five goals tonight. he didn't there in massachusetts, but he got there everywhere else. we also saw senator sanders tonight in essex junction, vermont, at his victory rally after he won in his home state. the senator said, i will win

, bernie sanders' home state, he is the projected winner. sanders wins vermont. massachusetts democratic primary right now, too early to call this one. we'll continue to watch that one. oklahoma, the same story there. too early to call this between clinton and bernie sanders. we have got a lot to get to, a lot to talk about. our team is in place. let's start with the trump campaign and s katy tur in palm beach. >> reporter: hello, lester. so far an outright win for donald trump in four out of the 11 states. magine that the campaign is feeling good right now, hearing nbc news also doing well across voting blocs in many those states as he was doing in south carolina and new hampshire and in nevada. the campaign using their preferred method of communication,nald trump tweeting a thank you to all of those states. just take a look at the maps, and consider this. he's now won in theh with new hampshire and massachusetts, in the south with south carolina, alabama, tennessee, georgia, and in the west with nevada. his support is cuttingss this country, defying expectations

vermont is right to set priorities at the state government level." leahy adds there is a grace vermont law goes into effect. iowa senator joni ernst is also on the ag committee.. she says she looks back at her home of montgomery county.. where household incomes average in the forty thousand dollar range.. she says mandatory labeling could affect all consumers. "if we are to go ahead and implement vermont's law, and as that would affect consumers nationwide to the tune of about 1,052 dollars per household, we're already stretching our incomes pretty thin." ernst says she understands the need to know but there's an impact to consumers and it is challenging for low to moderate income families. ernst says she understands the need to know but there's an impact to consumers and it is challenging for low to moderate income families. low to moderate income families. and that's all i have for the agribusiness report.. i'll see you again tomorrow. we put stories up every day.. check out who-tv dot com.. with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family

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nicole: the way for the vermont senator said there has been with the democratic convention in july.ren: a court ruling could affect apple suffers defied an order to unlock an iphone belonging to one of the shooters in the san bernardino deadly attack in december. a federal judge in new york siding with apple. they help investigators extract data from the last iphone. and apple expected is that the new york ruling indicates it might be harder for the justice department to win in california. attorney general the rather lunch set on special report last night at the border against apple does not violate the 13th amendment against servitude. >> the 13th amendment is an important part of the constitution, but it's not implicated when you go to an american company with a lawful court order and you simply say, please comply with the law. that is not servitude of any kind. that is simply asking the company to live up to a civic obligation to cooperate with law enforcement as directed by a court. lauren: attorney general james, it will be at 1:00 today to testify before the judiciary committe

the best three, minnesota, vermont and new hampshire. maryland ranked 7th. west virginia ranked 44th with nevada, south carolina and louisiana at the list. wallet hub found women in the district had the highest median earnings, but d.c. has the highest rate of unemployment among women at 8.4%. >>> weather and traffic on the 9s. kids got to play outside yesterday at recess. they will thrilled. today a repeat? >> absolutely. beautiful out there. the day is almost perfect until tonight because we have changes. so, enjoy it. we are going to see showers arrive after we get home tonight. we don't have to deal with that driving home and we don't have to deal with it driving in tomorrow. it's an overnight event then it will be cold. gorgeous today. clouds arrive -- you will see clouds move in for areas off to the west maybe earlier. but once the sunsets, showers approach. we are talking around midnight and through the wee hours of the morning. then rather windy. tempur on wednesday. so much so that we start in the 50s and end in the 40s during the afternoon. it will

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the week. >>> good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2". want to take you live to burlington, vermont. bernie sanders is placing his vote. this is super tuesday. it is an important day for everybody. both parties. all of the candidates. we might see whittling down after this. we'll see what happens. this is a live picture in vermont. bernie sanders is live at the polling booth. you can see a lot of cameras, if they can pull back. there are a lot of people with cell phones. you are not supposed to take pictures around polling places. >> there are special rules where you cannot video tape. people are excited to see him there. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". it is tuesday the first day of march. i'm brian flores. >> i'm pam cook. let's start with weather and traffic. >> it won't be as warm and nice as yesterday. >> it was a little bit hot. >> it was. no doubt about it. today will be okay. just a lot more high clouds streaming over us. this may be the first of many systems as we look down

the vermont senator addressed his supporters shortly after the polls started closing -- creating a political revolution cheers erin kelly joins us from sanders' campaign headquarters in norfolk. erin -- what are his supporters saying? the crowd here was still energetic, and we heard cheers after it was projected that sanders won oklahoma. they tell me this race is they tell me this race is a marathon, not a sprint. nats supporters of senator bernie sanders gathered around the television to listen to him speak -- after it was projected that he lost the primary in virginia. about 30 to 40 people filled his campaign office off little creek road in norfolk. c0030 - natasha phillips - sanders volunteer - 1240 i already knew it was going to be an uphill battle. they were expecting hillary to win the south anyway, democratically, so this is not a shock, really. 1249 volunteers started the day early with literature drops, canvassing at polls, and knocking on doors. natasha phillips was one of them. c0030 - natasha phillips - sanders volunteer - 1052 when it comes to being consistent on things that m

last night the big win for the vermont senator in the primaries and caucuses but to enough to shake up the democratic race? >> search for brussels pommer. the clues that have people hunting down a -- police hunting down a terrorist now. >> i'm dan dan on this wednesday. >> -- i'm >>> sanders made big wins yesterday. only problem, it's not cutting much into clinton's big delegate lead. in the three states sappedders stands to win at least 55 to hillary clinton's 51. clinton has 1,681 compared to sanders 927. it takes 3,8082 to win the democratic not nation. 3,802. >> donald trump won in arizona taking its 58 delegates. but the cruz victory could hurt trump as he looks to win the republican nomination. an updated total count. trump continues with 739 delegates. cruz in second. kasich trails with 143. it takes 1,237 delegates to win the republican nomination. the next state to hold a primary is wisconsin, on april 5th. >>> we have 50s and 40s to the north. cool start, i think we'll get rid of 30s but close across portions of the nature coast. through -- look at the full sunshine from top-

thousands waited in line for hours to see the vermont protester. >> the 17-year-olds here in ohio will be allowed to vote in their primaries. campaign in the state swarming to vote as they would show them leaving sanders in both ohio and florida. >> there is new information tonight. the safety and health administration was combing through that last site today. >> they are trying to figure out what went wrong. you can see them out in force. the fire outside caused that liquid propane to boil inside triggering the blast. >> there was a fire around the tanks that were heating up the tanks. that is what causes the affects of the heating on what's inside there. >> and they are investigating to see if they were being met prior to the fire ball. when there is an explosion that there will be a grenade going off when they will get struck that they could be killed or seriously injured. that it could be much worse. and so was there a security and they fix the leaks? >> they conducted more than a do s&p interviews. and with them here at this site and that they believe that it will be an investigat

the federal government didn't require it. vermont chose to take responsibility to implement the important regulatory programs in the state because we know how important they are to vermonters safety and prosperity. not only do we rely on clean air and clean water and clean throond protect the health of our people, vermont has a land-based economy. our top industries include tourism, agriculture and forestry. people come from all over the world to swim in our lakes and fish in our rivers and ski in our mountains. in our high-tech sectors, it is the natural beauty of our state and our pristine environment that enables us to attract good jobs and high-quality employees to stay or relocate in vermont. by managing these delegated programs, vermont can ensure that our state's protected through regulation. this even more important in light of the highly charged political dialogue that are environmental laws in regulation in gender here in washington. while new rules promulgated take time and effort to implement in our states, there are many

some experts say michigan was a must-win f the vermont senator for him to stay relevant in the race. a surprise upset for hillary clinton. you can see how narrowly clinton lost. she and sanders will split the delegates from michigan. by squashing sanders in mississippi, clinton wins 81 delegates for the night compared to sanders 64. she is also leading sanders by more than 754 to 541 among pledge delegates. 2383, the magic number to win the nomination. >> i just want to take this opportunity to thank the people of michigan who kind of repudiated the polls that had us 20, 25 points down a few days ago. >> among republicans, no surprise here, donald trump rolling to victory in 3 of 4 states up for grabs on his side while ted cruz notched win in idaho. bad night for marco rubio and john kasich. they did not come away with any wins at all. from washington on what this all means for both sides coming up in about 25 minutes. eric and shelli? >>> another presidential debate, the democrats battling itut in miami. the second showdown for vermont sen torey, bernie sanders and former secretary

clinton won big in delegate-rich states virginia and while the vermont senator won his home state, clinton came out on top in husetts. all told, she won 7 of super tuesday's 11 races. nancy cordes is with the clinton campaign in miami. start to this election season, hillary clinton is starting to pull away. this wasn't a knockout punch.y more races to come. but she has now established a lead in the delegate count and it will be very, very difficult o catch up. >> what a super tuesday!illary clinton swept six southern states, who make up more than a quarter of the voters in the seventes that voted yesterday. hillary clinton had at least 75% support among hat we need in america today is more love and kindness.tuesday's victories in hand, the clinton campaign is seemingly turning an eye towards the general election and a potential showdown with. >> it's clear tonight that the states in this election have never been higher and the rhetoric the other side has never been lower. >> reporter: but clinton's democratic opponent bernie sanders says he is not going y the end of tonight, we are going t