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clinton's campaign is expressing confidence describing her delegate lead over bernie sanders as unsurmountable. abc's cecilia vega with more. >> reporter: the democratic nomination now within arm's reach, and hillary clinton is focusing her fire on donald trump. >> we should be breaking down barriers, not building walls. >> reporter: trump firing off too saying clinton doesn't have the strength or energy to be president, recycling an his favorites. >> by the way, hillary's low energy, okay? she's low energy. she doesn't have the strength or the stamina. she's got no strength. she's got no stamina. no, she doesn't. >> reporter: clinton earlier told me, she's ready. >> he can talk about whatever he wants to talk about. if he wants to focus on me and talk about me, that's his choice. >> reporter: clinton closer than ever to locking up this race. and when that happens, she said she will ask bernie sanders for help. >> i would hope to be able to enlist bernie in helping me reach out to his supporters. >> reporter: sanders still defiant. >> don't let people tell you that you can't think big. >> repo

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in some places, for example the word socialist next to bernie sanders' name is seen as an unsurmountable battle for voters. if walk, they were happy to elect a self declared socialist to the city council in 2013. seattle per capita raised more money for bernie sanders then an other large city. overyaum, bernie sanders has twice as many individual campaign dofors in that city as hillary clinton does. >> that said, seattle and washington more broadly, they're not likely to be a totally lost cause for hillary clinton. she has endorsed us, for example, from the state gocht she has endorsements from both of the state senators. she has endorsements from all six of the democrats that washington state send to congress. they have all endorsed hillary clinton. >> that not only means she will benefit from the power of her endorse pt. that means she's locked up support of the fin of the state's 17 superdelegates with those endorsements, no matter how she does in the popular vote in the washington state caucus. seattle i should mention has a weekly newspaper called "the stranger." and they both sort

the question is, is the lead these built now unsurmountable? can she be stopped?g it down pie the numbers. >> the answer is, yes, she can be stopped. there's plenty of time for bernie sanders but you have to bend the arc of the race in a serious way. she comes out of super tuesday with a significant lead. not only bernie sanders is winning states but the size of the states and the size of the delegate pool, hillary clinton is winning the big ones. proportional rules. look at pledge delegates, she's a quarter of the way. he's 200 delegates behind her. that 200 is hard to make up as you go forward. caucus on march 5th. if hillary clinton wins them all, she starts to pull away. bernie sanders out in nebraska is a place she'll probably win. march 8th, sanders will win in kansas and could win in nebraska. if sanders picks up maine, this is the big one, michigan. sanders has to prove he can win in a more diverse state. he has to prove he can win in a state with a significant african-american population. at the moment she won huge against minorities. to make up the deleg

wins by donald trump in florida and ohio could make his lead unsurmountable. sunshine with a high of 67 degrees today expected in san jose. 66 in palo alto. 64 in concord and 68 in napa. pleasanton, a high of 66 degrees over the next few days we're expecting some 70s in the forecast. we'll be up to 77 degrees in the south bay. we'll see if anything will show you down on the roads. here's mike. >>> we start off in the east bay 880 moving better north of the coliseum towards high street. it slows around the bend. we had reports a few minutes ago of a crash or disabled vehicle north 880 at 29th. the direction slows both directions. we saw moving better in the last few minutes. we expect the backup and we continue to recover on the 101 backing up to the peninsula. the rest of the bay, slowing through palo alto. back to you. >> all right mike. make sure to join us for our 11:00 newscast. kris and i will see you then. u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ u$@vo5 co &÷ >>> it's u$ booze day co tuesday, also known as brain teaser tuesday. also known as spanky tuesday. before the

but a new fox news poll has him in what seems to be an unsurmountable hold with five days to go.mp leads not just by double digits but you see it here, double rubio support. you ne that saying a picture paints a how is words? check this out. hialeah last night. few hundred people showed up for rubio. in a stadium that holds thousands. that was a scene described in local press as depressing and devastating. so now he is acknowledging also that going into attack mode against donald trump, including the crude remark about trump's hands was a mistake. >> in terms of things that have to do with personal stuff. yeah. at the end of the day, that's not something i'm entirely proud of. my kids were embarrassed by it. if i today do had to do it agai wouldn't. but not on the other charges, not on the other things. >> florida, following rubio campaign, this begs the question, if we're going to see a more subdued rubio tonight, what's the strategy? >> hi, chris. good afternoon. as you mentioned, marco rubio needs a huge night. his campaign is staked on florida. i think we will see a slightly

that were put through, and i'm a food manufacturer, and being a food manufacturer is an almost unsurmountable task with the f.d.a. host: how many people are employed at your business? caller: 20. host: and then how many of those are minimum wage? caller: only about three. because they're just starting out. host: and if the minimum wage were to go up, it's $9.60 in connecticut right now, going to go up to $10.10 in 2017. if it goes up to $15 an hour, would you have to let any of those three go? host: well, i wouldn't have them there, yeah, unless -- the only way that i would be able to afford to bring those people in is if i had a real increase in demand for my product. host: would there be somewhere else -- does it come down to wages? is there another place you could cut to not let those people go? way i: well, the only could cut is if i start to use a more inferior product. what i tried to do is use organic products, non-gmo product. organic food is more expensive, so if i start using an inferior food product, it is going to impact on the health of people that he the food. -- eat the food. a

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