after all of the counting in alaska, it's over. ted cruz has won in alaska. back to you, kate and john. >> alaska makes it three. three states for ted cruz. alaska, texas. marco rubio with one. the big winner on the democratic side, hillary clinton. >> a big super tuesday. it says a lot about where this race goes from here. much more of our super tuesday coverage. the results from alaska just in. we have much more for you. stay with us. kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats®... 8 layers of wheat... and one that's sweet. to satisfy the adult and kid - in all of us. ♪ nutritious wheat for the adult you've grown into and delicious sweet for the kid you'll never outgrow... feed your inner kidult with frosted mini-wheats®. try new kellogg's mini-wheats harvest delights with sweet drizzle and bits made with real fruit. . -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> all right. breaking news this morning. the super tuesday results are in. now finally at last every single one of them, donald trump, hillary clinton, the big winners, but not the only winners. and, yes, we do

anchorage, alaska. look at that packed room there where the caucuses are about to get under way. everyone in there, also watching washington state waiting for more results to come in. you're here on western saturday. well, pacific saturday, what everyone's forcing me to say or they'll kick me out. you stop right now. >> seafood. >> continue our conversation, clearly lost control. no surprise to anyone involved but i want to talk about the impact of terror on this race, on this election. especially as we're looking at votes right now, and in that vein, here was hillary clinton earlier at a rally in seattle. listen. >> in the face of terror, america doesn't panic. we don't build walls or turn our backs on our allies. we can't throw out everything we know about what works and what doesn't and start torturing people. what donald trump, ted cruz and others are suggesting is not only wrong, it's dangerous. it will not keep us safe. this is a time for america to lead, not cower. >> hear that from hillary clint

we're watching results come out of alaska. we're wait together see if donald trump can score another victory. i'm wolf blitzer reporting live from the cnn election center and this is the special coverage of super tuesday. it was billed as the biggest night of the election so far and it's delivered in a big way. donald trump might be too big to fail. he padded his delegate lead with wins in state after state. let's show you those states, donald trump has won georgia, alabama, massachusetts, tennessee, virginia, arkansas and vermont. ted cruz has won texas and oklahoma. marco rubio, he has won in minnesota, the caucuses there. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has won seven states as well. georgia, virginia, alabama, tennessee, arkansas, texas and massachusetts. bernie sanders, he's won four states. vermont, oklahoma, colorado and minnesota. there's still lots to go on. we're watching all of this. zero indication that any of these candidates are about to leave any time soon. they're all very much in the fight, that's what

all of them do have an alaska theme. juneau is the capital of alaska. denali is the tallest mountain and kodiak is the brown bear of , alaska. so clearly they like having , these companies when they invest that much money in them. kind of as an inside joke. carol: alaska with the oil prices coming down, they have had some financial problems. let's get to some of the lawmakers, regulators noticing money being made in biotech. donnie: yeah, they noticed just how much cash they have in the fund. right now, the governor said that even if they fired every single state employee, they would still have a budget shortfall. so, they are incredibly desperate for money, and they're thinking about possibly tapping the funds for a couple billion dollars a year. right now, part of it is used to kind of give money to alaskans, just as a kind of handout for living in alaska. and of course for reinvesting, but it looks like the governor and potentially the legislator is considering tapping it, just to make the math work. carol: that was bloomberg businessweek's donnie bl

we'll see what he gets in alaska. hawaii later. he could narrow this 304 delegate lead, this is just pledged, narrow that by 70 or 80 depending how well he does. that's a good start. it won't be enough but a good springboard. then come back to the midwest and the mid-atlantic and prove himself. >> the democratic party does not have winner take all contests. 55-45% victory not good enough to really catch up with hillary clinton who is more than 300 ahead. he needs these landslide victories by 80% as we're seeing coming in from alaska, 75 of the vote from washington state. >> watch these two lines. if he won all three today this is where we start the day. if sanders -- come up where we start. this is earned, not the superdelegates. everybody calm down. the earned delegates. >> just the pledge delegates, 304 the difference. if sanders won them all, 55-45 he doesn't make up that much ground. >> it's simple math. >> more. but if he wins 80-20, that's different. it's not huge but 70 or 80 delegates if he wins by the difference, a little

also, tomorrow, democratic caucuses in hawaii and alaska. in hawaii, i think bernie sanders would be favored in that state regardless. but this year, in particular, you have to think he will be helped by his high profile endorsement from democratic congress woman chelsea gabbarred. she has done campaign aexperience and cut hawaii specific apps urging people to caucus for him in that state tomorrow. >> that third state where there is a democratic caucus is alaska. again, this is the third out of 33 taking place tomorrow, where it's both a caucus and a state more generally thought to favor sanders over clinton in terms of the democratic elect terror rat. >> that advantage is being pressed if alaska by the sanders campaign, taking absolutely nothing for granted. on the clinton side, no clinton family members or campaign surrogate levels in the candidates, themself, have made their way up to alaska to campaign for tomorrow's caucus, bernie sander's wife, jane, arrived if anchorage, alaska

we are still waiting on alaska. they are counting right now, as we speak, in alaska. and look at that. just in the last few minutes, ted cruz pulled ahead in alaska. >> 249 votes ahead. >> it's gone back and forth. donald trump, he held a news conference, saying he is the candidate who can bring the party together. >> i'm a unifier. people will find that hard to believe. but i am a unifier. once we get all of this finished, i'm going to go after one person. that's hillary clinton, on the assumption she is allowed to run. >> donald trump, not the only republican in the win column. ted cruz carried his home state of texas. scored a big important win in oklahoma, as well. and marco rubio, won the caucuses in minnesota. his first victory since voting began this year. his only victory. i should note, we are still waiting an alaska. >> on the democratic side, hillary clinton locks and wins in seven states across the south. and a big wickup in the northeast. alabama, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee, texas and virginia. >> bernie sanders picked up four wins in ver

but let's talk about alaska where cnn did project bernie sanders willing the winner of the alaska democratic caucuses there with 38% of the vote in. bernie sanders is ahead with 78.7% of the delegates to hillary clinton's 21.3%. a huge victory there but only 16 delegates at stake. we are waiting to hear from senator sanders who will be addressing a crowd in madison, wisconsin, at any moment. kate bolduan letd's go to you for more discussion of this all. >> thanks, jake. just what jake was sayingtion we're waiting to hear from bernie sanders. he'll be coming out. as he will likely come out with one. we'll see if there's another pro jaeks before he hits the stage. what do you expect bernie sanders to say or what does he need to say? because he's not in any three of these states tonight, he's in wisconsin. >> right. in fact if you look at the basic controversy of this race, i think the argument from bernie sanders is the argument we've heard. the question is can he break serve? can he win in a place apart from michigan where it is not likely for him to? even though he got close in missouri and

we are still waiting on alaska. they are counting right now, as we speak, in alaska. and look at that. just in the last few minutes, ted cruz pulled ahead in alaska. >> 249 votes ahead. >> it's gone back and forth.

he just picked up alaska. we just called the race for ted cruz in alaska. that means three states for cruze last night. donald trump picked up seven. hillary clinton also won seven states to bernie sanders' four. the question is who did turn out to vote. what were the keys to these victories. our exit polls show among republicans it was angry voters dissatisfied with the government. the other side said they would be happy with either hns illary clinton or bernie sanders. we always talk about anger. we asked them about their feelings of the government. 4 41% say they're angry, 42% say they're dissatisfied. it was largely the same across many of the states we polled last night. >> this is a theme we seven-day forecast throughout. we saw it in south carolina and nevada. we talked about alaska, waiting for those results to come in. for me what's important about alaska is not how much was voted but how many turned out to vote. you're talking about a turnout that was 50% higher than any they had in their history. donald trump, like it or not, has really galvanize

in washington and hawaii and in alaska. now, the republicans this weekend are sitting it out basically. the republicans don't have any contests this weekend but they also have no contests all next week. it's this weird hole in the republican calendar. but in alaska something weird just happened today on the republican side. republicans voted in their caucus in alaska on march 1st. they held a caucus. it woz within by ted cruz. these were the results in alaska. ted cruz 36%. donald trump 34%. marco rubio just at the 15% threshold that you needed to be able to get any delegates below that threshold. you had ben carson in fourth place and john kasich a distant fifth. so looking at those results, there were three candidates who looked like they were going to get delegates out of alaska on the republican side. ted cruz and donald trump who are both still in the race. and also marco rubio, who has since dropped out. now, the rules of the alaska republican party say if a candidate gets delegates at those caucuses but then drops ou

how many people are caucusing in alaska? >> we'll put alaska back up there. we'll bring that back to howard dean's question. 79%, 181 votes. well, 181 in the caucus. we'll check on what that reflects because i would expect it to be more than that. eagle-eyed howard dean digging into the numbers. and we'll have more on the other side of that. what i also want to tell folks straight ahead on this election saturday, there is a hard delegate math planned for bernie sanders when you look down the road. we're going to see what would his potential path to nomination look like and i want to tell you two big events coming up wednesday on msnbc, 7:00 p.m. eastern, chuck todd will have a town hall with ohio governor john kasich. at 8:00 p.m. eastern chris matthews has donald trump in green bay, wisconsin, live. two big town halls. that's wednesday night on msnbc. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to msnbc, the place for politics. washington state the big prize today with 118 delegates up for grabs. there are around 7,000 voting precincts. voters are caucusing at sch

what no one saw coming was oklahoma nor alaska. we have to remember here that donald trump had the endorsement of sarah palin. she's not really pulling her weight in the sense that she was not able to carry alaska for him. that was a big surprise. going into the next races, which are winner take all march 15th, we need to evaluate who will be the one to be the viable option to donald trump, which is what both cruz and rubio have been fighting for this entire time. cruz can say i have four wins, iowa, oklahoma, home state of texas and alaska. rubio comes out with minnesota. rubio was able to rack up some delegates so he can make the argument that he can stay in the race. both men now are really going to swing at the front-runner harder than ever. >> and speaking of rubio, we head to his home state of florida and kasich's home state of ohio. all states winner take all in the next big thing to come, which is march 15th. so your biggest surprise this evening? >> actually, in large part, i agree. the biggest surprise actually that no on

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washington, alaska, hawaii. by the end of the day, nearly half of all of the democratic delegates will have been awarded. that does not mean, however, that the clinton/sanders fight for the nomination will be over anytime soon. the republican candidates are not competing in any contests today. the republican party held its caucuses in alaska and hawaii earlier this month. you may know, trump won hawaii, cruz won alaska. we have a team of correspondents inside the caucuses today. first we go to sara sidner in seattle, washington. sara, big turnout there today. >> reporter: absolutely. there are about 450 people here. a quick look at this room. this room was actually cordoned off, fake walls put up basically. they pushed those out and had to open up the room, because just so many people streamed in. a look now, but the big deal going on here is they have done an initial count. these are 17 different districts, and they have done an initial count. i will give you that number now. so far from just a few of those dis

we are still waiting on alaska. they are counting right now, as we speak, in alaska. and look at that. just in the last few minutes, ted cruz pulled ahead in alaska. >> 249 votes ahead. >> it's gone back and forth. donald trump, he held a news conference, saying he is the candidate who can bring the party together. >> i'm a unifier. people will find that hard to believe. but i am a unifier. once we get all of this finished, i'm going to go after one person. that's hillary clinton, on the assumption she is allowed to run. >> donald trump, not the only republican in the win column. ted cruz carried his home state of texas. scored a big important win in oklahoma, as well.

onnie: all of them do have an alaska thing. juno is the capital of alaska. denali is the hell is mounting. kodiak is the brown bear of alaska. thesey, they like having companies when they invest that much money in them. it's sort of an inside joke. >> with oil prices coming down, alaska has had some financial problems are it let's get some of the -- regulators noticing money being made in biotech. donnie" they are noticed how much cash they have in the fund. governor said that even if they fired every single state employee, they would still have a budget shortfall. so, they are incredibly desperate for money and they're thinking about possibly tapping the fund for a year. right now, part of it is used to kind of give money to alaskans, just as a handout for living in alaska. and of course, free investing, but it looks like the governor and potentially the legislator is considering tapping it, just to make the math work. >> that was donnie bloomfield. back once again with editor alan pollack, and there many more must read in a magazine, and there's a great pa

now it no longer looks like ted cruz won alaska. with the new allocations of delegates in alaska, even tow ted cruz came in 1st place the new delegate shows alaska to be a tie, 14 delegates each for ted cruz and donald trump. and at any normal year in any other year in recent decades, that would be an uninteresting campaign footnote. >> that had no real consequence in terms of the overall project of running for president. this year, that map about who gets one delegate here, one delegate there. this year, that's everything. that part of the race for the republican nomination, of piecing together individual delegates here and there, that is how this race will be won or lost and it, gentleman, has something to do with winning states, winning primaries and caucuses on these big election fights. but that's not the end of the story when it comes to delegates t. wall street journal, politico.com. nbc news, lots of big national media organizations are devoting, reporting resources to follow the delegate trail in all of these individual sta

>> except alaska. >> except alaska. we'll let you know when that happens and when it is called or if it is called. we will not be sitting there then. we will talk to our panel. what matters most as they head to the holes. trump and clinton coming out on top. stay with us. super tuesday is over you survived hillary clinton and she is continuingcontinuing winning way. not only emerging emerging yous. but beating senator bernie sanders by a wide margin. that may not continue with such success and for more on that we will toss it over to kristen fisher who is in washington, d.c. she has been there all morning long. is ahead for clinton and bernie sanders? hillary clinton now has half of the delegates needed to win the nomination. she won seven of 11 states on super tuesday and she won by big margins. in alabama she beat bernie sanders by 59 points. in arkansas 36 points. georgia 43 points. tennessee 34 . virginia 29 points. texas the biggest prize of the night she won by 32 points. are all ridiculously huge margins. massach

in alaska his margins are better. if hold up, he gets 8. say he matches in hawaii, what he he did in alaska, that's a plus 15, it is conceivable, this is a projection, he could cut 74, 75 into her lead. it was 304 to ge ginn the day. could be down to 230 at the end of the day. hillary clinton's campaign will still say that's a big lead, plus the superdelegates. but give credit where credit is due. if he matches anywhere close to the alaska numbers or the washington numbers in hawaii, bernie sanders is going to take a decent slice. 75 delegates or so off hillary clinton's lead. no question he has energy. his supporters are energized. this is a test for secretary clinton. this is a good boxing match. now they're back in the ring at wisconsin and she needs to deliver. even though she has a lead in this extrapolation of the data of 230, that's still not as good as how she started the day with a lead of 304. >> right. there is momentum in politics and the math. the math still favors secretary clinton but sometimes we try to pretend this is reall

texas, oklahoma, alaska. seven then does home from a. the opposition is still split and that can't help anybody but the donald. lauren: what does rubio do from here? he won one state. what happens if he doesn't take the state tomorrow. >> is a knockout round. i wouldn't think senator rubio would drop out if he doesn't win, but it is a test for voters and members of the establishment would love to see rubio survive in the end. if he can't win florida, where does the wind rushing or nicole: good question. sanderson minnesota and oklahoma, his campaign has been very focused on winning these new england states. what is the lost their mean? >> you hit the nail on the head. if he won in massachusetts i wouldn't say he would've challenged hillary but it would've made the race more interesting and intriguing. he's going to win a lot of geography. stay so let's would minority populations. he would do well with this coalition of college students and people in the far left but it's not going to challenge her. that is to start good grounds. lauren:

that's not just happening in alaska. it's happening in russia and other places as well. so the engineering and designing and construction of buildings and public facilities has to change. it has to change pretty quickly. >> but permafrost melt is not the only problem. as the arctic sea ice melts, storms produce stronger winds and waves. exposing coastal communities to severe erosion. >> coastal erosion, which is eating away at the shoreline of villages, means that people are losing schools and tank farms. and roads. to a veryowerful sto seas. didn't e to happe >> 180 alaska native villages are presently suffering from floods and erosion. one of them is kivalina. this bear-year island village is losing up to eight feet of shore to erosion each year. it's long-term survival is at stake. alaska's northern coast has some of the highest shoreline erosion rates in the world. >> over 20 communities on the coastine of northern alaska have been identified as places where either they have to move or they will have to move. because they won't be able to be sustained where they are

we did well in alaska and hawaii. amazinge us this momentum for our supporters and for the campaign to push forward. in washington state, more than 200,000 people participated, which was close to the record set in 2008. erika: absolutely. the turnout was amazing. one of the things that is really amazing about our own supporters is that bernie supporters are very pumped up. they are very excited about going out to caucus. it is a lot of young people, a lot of new voters. for us, that gives us an advantage in the caucuses. it helps. it is people going to cast their ballots, going to rally, going to make a difference in how we can turn out the different precincts. talk about the significance of what happened in your state of arizona? you had people waiting on line for five hours. it turned out the massive cutback on polling places in , in maricopa county, 200 down to 60. they said they were saving money? erika: it was very unfortunate. we don't know what would have happened if it was different. for us and bernie said it,

>> reporter: well, alaska just came in. no surprise, alaska went for bernie sanders. we're still waiting for hawaii. it's going to be a while with hawaii because the polls or the caucuses don't even close until 7:00 o'clock eastern time. so we aren't expected to get the first results in until about midnight eastern time. so we've got a little while. that state is really the big wild card. there are very few polls that have been done there. none of the candidates have even campaigned there. but jill sanders, bernie sanders' wife, went to hawaii earlier this week. i think we have some video of her in that state now. she's actually in alaska right now. so she's been dispatched to both of those states. one other thing that might make a difference with sanders in hawaii is the fact that congresswoman gabbard endorsed bernie sanders. she's very pop politician in hawaii. she just put out an ad two days ago supporting sanders. so we'll see if that makes a difference. back to you. >> all right. thanks so much. a very picturesque spot, just after 3 in the afternoon in seattle.

>> alaska, cruz, alaska has gone to ted cruz, i want to be like the network guys. >> you have to have the hand on there. >> we can confirm, ted cruz went to al alaska. >> trump and clinton, close in the, big wins on super tuesday. seven is the number. >> yes, seven for each of them. hillary clinton won # straight. want to see them? there they are. virginia, tennessee, alabama, george, a arkansas, test as, even massachusetts, state where rifle bernie sanders was expected to do really well. bernie pick up the states he said he needed he won his home state of vermont where he gave his acceptance speech last night, oak home, a minnesota and colorado. >> well, and the republican side, trump scored also seven victories like we mentioned, massachusetts, virginia, tennessee, alabama, georgia, arkansas and in vermont. and ted cruz had three wins, got his home state of texas, oklahoma like we just found out alaska. >> and marco rubio, he won in minnesota. he got one state. but at least he won a state. >> he got a state. he can say he has one state. >> everyone was talking about, i don't know ev

i grie up i -- i grew up in the state of alaska. i know alaska well. i also well know the immense value of our fisheries and the potential for havoc that something like this frankenfish could wreak upon our wild, sustainable stocks. and so i'm standing here this morning saying that i will not be supporting cloture on this bill, as it's an issue that is just too important to so many and has not yet been adequately addressed. i have attempted to work with the chairman and the committee to offer a sensible and what wreebl are -- we believe are reasonable solutions. but no solution yet. so i am standing today, demanding, asking that the voices of alaskans who have stood in solidarity on this issue stand with me. because we will not accept that genetically engineered salmon -- or frankenfish, whatever it is you want to call it -- we will not accept that it will be allowed to be sold without clear labeling, because i don't want to make any mistakes. i don't want to find that what i have served my family is a genetically engineered fish. and i use "fish" ligh

same with alaska. not a lot of delegates. 16 in alaska. sanders scooped up most of them by winning 82-18. sanders has narrowed the delegate gap. clinton has a very big lead in terms of delegates. still, this morning on the sunday shows, sanders said after these three wins yesterday, he still believes that he has a very clear path to the democratic nomination. >> when we have the momentum, we have won five out of the six last contests in landslide fashion. in all of the national polling that i have seen, we are beating donald trump by much greater margins than is secretary clinton. a lot of the superdelegates are now beginning to look at which democratic candidate is in the best place to defeat donald trump. i think some of them are beginning to understand that it's bernie sanders. >> so far clinton hasn't talked or tweeted about any of her losses yesterday. instead, like most presidential candidates, she took the easter weekend off. she'll be back on the campaign trail in wisconsin. that's the next state to vote. 96 delegates are on the li

he won over 77% of the vote in alaska. winning large in washington state as well. >> it allows the bernie sanders campaign to continue to raise money, something they have done well. and it allows him to say listen, you shaw be liberal democrats. you should give house to others in the party that are lining up behind hillary clinton. hillary clinton has an iceable advantage here. the reason is she not only has the blej dell tate lead these are the leaders with hillary clinton. if bernie sanders makes this a contest and finds away to compete for the nomination, he will have to change some minds among the elder statesman and the democratic party, the elected officials that make up the delegate. that's a tougher road. >> let's bring in live pictures from the vatican. that is where pope francis is leading celebrations. in the wake of the attacks the pontiff urged people not to lose hope. >> may the lord free us from this trip, from being christians without hope. we see and will continue to see appearance both within and without.

let me begin by the people of alaska for giving it. it was 30 percent of the vote in the state of washington, we are above 75 percent. >>> iran denoticing involvement in the cyber attacks on the u.s. seven people were charged with trying to hack us down in new york. and iran's foreign minister said they don't support the acts. and a new suspect in custody in the brussel terrorist attacks. he is the last of the three men suspected in the bombing. people are adding flowers to a memorial. throw americans are confirmed in the dead. belgium is a hot bed for terrorist activity with the highest number of foreign fighters per capita of all pe pene -- european countries. we look at the rise of terrorism in belgium. >> brussels is seen as a citadell of islamic terrorism. >> reporter: the reasons are plentiful. from open borders. >> that allowed islamic terrorist in europe. >> reporter: and growing disa tacted young muslims where the economic challenges are numerous. they are caught between parents tradition and desire to be in european society i

also, alaska, little shout out there. nobody ever thinks of alaska in a presidential election. but john kasich does. he's spending more than $4,000 there for the alaska caucuses tomorrow. he's spending the equivalent of this 2008 ford focus on radio ads in alaska. when he could be buying this 2008 ford focus instead. i submit to you humbly that in john kasich's sudden love for vermont and alaska in these otherwise mysterious political doings there lies a key to the republican presidential race right now. and it's this. over the past few days it's become clear that mathematically there's only two possibilities for this field. either donald trump wins enough delegates to lock up the nomination or nobody does, in which case the party's nominee is going to be decided at their convention this summer in cleveland. if it goes to a contested convention, there is a real path to the nomination for john kasich or for anybody. because if we're headed to a contested convention, primaries really don't matter anymore. if this race really is going to be decided at a convention, literally nothi

i very much enjoyed our time in alaska. enjoyed talking about gravitational waves, the 27th dimension, and getting insights into your amazing mind in terms of nuclear physics. >> and your insights into social media. >> it was a great snapchat trip. on that visit one of the aspects that we focused on was the energy challenges certainly facing alaska native villages and the office of indian energy. this office was created by congress in 2005 and has the statutory authority to facilitate energy development in indian country. i recognize your budget asks for nearly $23 million above the enacted $60 million for fy-'16 and i'll be submitting some questions for the record on this account. your budget proposes $600 million in fy-'17 including $240 million of which is available from repurposing funding from clean coal projects. $32 million below the enacted level. at the same time the budget proposes $2.9 billion in energy efficiency, renewable energy which is $829 million above fy-'16. the global demand for coal will increase in th

he has won alaska and washington state. he spoke in wisconsin, another co state that will vote only days from now. >> all right. are you ready for a new's alert? we just won the state of washington. xd [applause] that is what this is about. looks like today we have a land slide victory in alaska and a win in washington and waiting for hawaii. with your help, we are going to win rightcsñwisconsin. >> so, if sanders wins hawaii which the polls close at 12:00 a.m. eastern, he would have won five of the last contest over hillary clinton. numberically it doesn't seem possible thatÑi bernie sanders n catch up to her and awarded the nomination. nevertheless, a big day. and a very good chance he will win all three. we'll find out by midnight. the bird was feeling the burn. the little burn landing on the podium in bernie sanders and it was not lost on the senator though. >> [inaudible] i know it doesn't look like that, but that bird is a dove ask withing for world peace. >> the bird didn't poop on him. and so anyway people get xie

the alaska democratic caucus. meanwhile, washington state still too early to call. not too close to call. but too early to call in washington state. we have alaska up right now. but in washington it was about 77% to 23% there. too early to call with only 13% in, in that west coast state we'll watch that as well as hawaii the other two states. and of course, we may jump out at any time if we get bernie sanders because he is expected to come out and speak. that is why we cleared danny out of the way for those interested. you look at a night like this, and there are folks in bernie land, saying why can't he get a big celebration, three big states, why does everybody jump back to the long-term map. and maybe the best win since new hampshire which has a symbolic win for him. >> listen, he should celebrate, it's a great night for him. many people will have a great night tonight there. the question is what does the math say and how can he change the way the campaign is going? a candidate like bernie sanders has to find a

these were not just wins in washington state and alaska. these were enormous wins he won over 70% of the vote in alaska, winning large in washington state as well. it allows the bernie sanders campaign to continue to raise money, something they've done really well and it allows him to essentially say you should be liberal democrats out there. you should give pause to others in the party who are still lining up behind hillary clinton. it lets this race continue. hillary clinton is still has a sizeable advantage here. the reason for that is she not only has the pledged delegate lead, she has the super delegate lead and these are the party elders, elected officials on the democratic side who are lornlgly with hillary clinton. if bernie sanders is actually going to make in a contest and find a way to compete for the nomination ultimately, what he will dough is start changing some minds among the sort of elder states men of the democratic party, the elected officials who make up these super delegates. that's a tougher road >>> at least 12,000 re

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washington, alaska and hawaii. here's what we know right now because we're going to have results coming in. washington has 118 delegates at stake, hawaii 35, alaska about 20. now, we can start with washington state. you take a look at what do we know? well, the doors are basic a

i very much enjoyed our time in alaska. enjoyed talking about gravitational waves, the 27th dimension, and getting insights into your amazing mind in terms of nuclear fis physics. >> and your insights into social media. >> it was a great snapchat trip. on that visit one of the aspects that we focused on was the energy challenges certainly facing alaska native villages and the office of indian energy. this office was created by congress in 2005 and has the statutory authority to facilitate energy development in indian country. i recognize your budget asks for nearly $23 million above the enacted $60 million for fy-'16 and i'll be submitting some questions for the record on this account. your budget proposes $600 million in fy-'17 including $240 million of which is available from repurposing funding from clean coal projects. $32 million below the enacted level. at the same time the budget proposes $2.9 billion in energy efficiency, renewable energy with just $829 million above fy-'16. the global demand for coal will increase

i heard from a number of leaders and alaska -- leaders in alaska. it is important to get that funding out as quickly as possible. i think it is also important to consult with the tribes and that's tribes in the l2 eight states. we are going to have telephonic consultations within the next 30 to 35 days. a couple of days of consultations. funding -- how that funding should be utilized, i heard a number of different things. i think it is important to have court assessments. i heard it is important from the tribes that we implement some of that money and the courts themselves. that is going to be part of the consultation with tribes, given that it is $10 million. fy 27 requests, it had a bump up $2 million. about we appreciate all the support. because it was destined the 22nd budget was passed in the closing days. we were able to maintain that funding for the 17 request. i'm going to be talking with tribal leaders about -- and a couple of weeks. i am hopeful that we can build all of the great work you did for the fy 2015 budget. i agree with you 100%.

and alaska tribes are not underrepresented or misrepresented. i just need to know that this is clearly been brought to your attention. >> senator, thank you for the question. i just want to provide some context, the housing study that is being conducted by hud, by our policy department, the study is a national study. it is using statistically valid sample and we have engaged in tribal consultations. this is one reason why there has been a delay, we are working very closely with the alaska tribe, in fact we held to tribal consultation sessions, but i will definitely follow up senator, i note your concern, i will follow up. >> i appreciate that. again, it is three out of 229 and these and these are very small communities for the most part. i want to ask you a question mrl courts. as you know, i have made have made tribal courts in alaska a priority as well as other pl to 80 states, we had language including an omnibus last year, no in 2015 that directed a study of the budgetary needs of tribal courts, last year in nominee there was 10,000,000 doll