no surprise that the former first lady of arkansas, hillary clinton, has won the state of arkansas. but nonetheless, it is a big victory for the clinton team, jeff zeleny who joins us from miami where the clinton headquarters are located this ev evening. >> reporter: no doubt, jake. i mean, arkansas is no surprise, but it's a win nonetheless and a very sweet win for this democratic crowd here. you can hear behind me right now, they're just hearing the news here. 32 delegates in the state of arkansas. of course, bernie sanders will win some, again, but hillary clinton, of course, carrying this state. and it's an interesting question to think about arkansas. george w. bush was the first republican to carry that in 2000 since it's always been a democratic state. so could hillary clinton put this into play in the general election? if she becomes the nominee, could she put this into play? that is one thing that some democrats here are talking about, jake. of course, that's getting ahead of ourself. she still has to win the democratic nomination, but this arkansas victory certainly a swee

who saw rubio in second place there and were hoping for a better showing in arkansas. >> arkansas kind of has a populist history, mike huckabee, former governor was and is more of a populist republican. to your point of doing incredibly well tonight, arkansas, georgia, but then go north to massachusetts. can you think of different electorates between massachusetts and southern states like arkansas and georgia? obviously the common theme is what we've been talking about all election year is donald trump has been doing well. people are just done with washington, done with politicians, angry and they want someone who is going to reflect, mirror and express that anger. >> and as has been noted on the panel, could you see this coming with the rise of the tea party, with the primary defeat of eric cantor in virginia, the former house majority leader to a relative unknown. this has been brewing for a very long time. this is really a revolution. this is a real rebellion against the republican establishment. it doesn't matter how many members of the establishment say no, no, no, you are don't w

tennessee, virginia and arkansas. impressive wins for donald trump. ted cruz, the senator from texas, he's carried his home state of texas, as well as oklahoma. marco rubio finally got on the >> hillary clinton has done well tonight. she has won seven states, georgia, virginia, alabama, tennessee, arkansas, texas and massachusetts. bernie sanders has done well as well as. vermont, oklahoma, colorado and minnesota. we have a key race alert. hillary clinton has won the democratic caucuses there, so six delegates from america samoa. in vermont is 84% on the republican side. 32.5% for donald trump, john kasich 30 p.6%. donald trump is ahead of john kasich by 1,027 votes. let's go to john king. we're talking a closer look at all of these contests tonight. vermont still outstanding. >> donald trump leading. if he holds that lead the map looks good for donald trump. we're waiting for alaska. these are delegates allocated so far. these are just delegates we've allocated tonight. rubio gets his first win, is it good enough. his campaign says he's staying in. t

. >> thank you, commissioners moving to items 11 ab at arkansas street a question for a documentation of finding and a large project authorization. >> good afternoon congresswoman and members of the commission kate planning staff you have before you a large project authorization for one hundred plus units with the ground floor cafe and 98 parking spaces and one plus bike parking spaces their loebtd at the north inadequate corner arkansas dribble north of the jackson playground it is two existing industrial chairs buildings on the subject lot they were occupied by a fabric company the lafths includes four exceptions for rear yard and off-street loading compliance with the section is 5 the motion the package with regard to the rear yard it is a compatible amount of open space with the rear yard and not please be advised light and air for the adjacent proposals, however, seeking a expectation for the unions in addition the prong is the provpd off-street loading but a 45 feet loading zone on arkansas and the mix all 41 of the two bedrooms are considered two bedrooms by the building code,

georgia, virginia, alabama, tennessee, arkansas, and texas. ted cruz carries his home state of texas. that was anticipated. bernie sanders carries his home state of vermont. that was anticipated as well. those are the states that have been projected so far by cnn. we're watching, waiting to hear from donald trump, by the way, he's getting ready, he's in palm beach, florida, right now. he's going to be speaking shortly. we'll, of course, have live coverage of donald trump. he's won several of these states already. jake? >> well, you know, it's interesting, wolf, i suspect with ted cruz having won or being project to have won his home state of texas which is a bigger win than bernie sanders winni innin inning vermont, let honest, because of the sheer number of delegates i expect what we'll hear from ted cruz this evening will be a call for all the other candidates except for donald trump, of course, to drop out of the race so cruz can defeat donald trump. i think that that is likely what you're going to hear, and there's going to be a big push f

with arkansas. he spent a lot of money there. his campaign indicated they thought hay hthey had a real ch there. they have been trying to keep expectations confined to texas where they were guaranteed a win. this is another one of those states where there is no victor to proclaim at this hour, but it's donald trump and somebody else who are this contention for that top spot. >> chris christie, i believe, accompanied donald trump to an event there right after he gave his endorsement. clearly, that's going to be a slug fest tonight as they count votes in arkansas. >> no doubt about it. you look at ted cruz tonight, if he come out with a couple of wins adding it to iowa, marco rubio, say doesn't have a couple of wins. the rationale gets more and more difficult. marco rubio becomes a favorite sun candidate in the state of florida. a key state in the general election. ted cruz needs to have happen to have any chance here is to make this an ideological right where he can run to his right. >> that's kind o

let's also take a look at arkansas. we are projecting trump is the winner, a five-point victory over ted cruz and finally, taking a look at the numbers in colorado as now 13% of the precincts are reporting there. that is a caucus by the way. bernie sanders is up 57-42, starting to open up his lead just a bit there. let's go back to the panel now and steve, let's get the final thoughts of the big takeaway from super tuesday. steve: marco rubio may be winning a state. >> it's a possibility. coming up in a couple of days. will they try to detrump trump by being him and more or are they going to show what they can do also? it will be an amazing debate. >> i don't know how much... . steve: are you excited about the debate? >> i am excited to watch it, yes. well, be watching that. i will also be watching the upcoming races coming up, march march 15th and 8th is coming. those are important for bernie sanders and for the republicans as well. steve: yeah, interest stuff. we will definitely have both you guys back to analyze thos

on the democratic side in arkansas, hillary clinton is the projected winner in arkansas. let's take you to what else we've been watching here tonight. in alabama, let's go to the republican race. alabama, projected winner is donald trump. to massachusetts now. donald trump is the projected winner. in tennessee, tennessee right now, donald trump the projected winner. and georgia, again, donald trump the projected winner as he continues to do well let's look at the virginia virginia, rubio and trump seem to be battling it out. in vermont in the republican race, right now it's too close to call. in oklahoma, too early to call in the republican primary. let's take you to the democratic races as we know them. alabama, hillary clinton is the projected winner. we move to tennessee right now, where again another win for clinton. in georgia, it's going to be clinton again, the projected winner in georgia. and then we move up to virginia, and again hillary clinton the projected winner there. in vermont, bernie sanders' home state, he is the projected winner. sanders wins vermont. d

unfortunately, my home state of arkansas is not immune to the problem. c.d.c. data shows that it's one of 12 states with more painkiller prescriptions than people. i repeat, one of 12 states with more painkiller prescriptions than people. benton, arkansas, police chief kirk lane has seen the impact in his community. he said during a recent visit to my office -- and i quote -- "a lot of people become addicted very innocently and can't find a way back." placing prescription drugs in the medicine cabinet for safe keeping is no longer the best option because 70% of americans misusing painkillers are getting them from friends and family. arkansas has implemented measures to combat this problem by decreasing the availability of prescription drugs and properly disposing of expired and unneeded medication through the arkansas takeback program. this is an important step that has resulted in the removal of 72 tons of unneeded medication from homes in the state. congress has taken action to fight this epidemic. as a member of the senate veterans' affairs committee, i push

perdue and arkansas little rock. josh, the half court prayer to tie it up they go into double overtime that kid had 31 points by the way. arkansas little rock over coming a 13-point deficit the shock per die. arkansas native jessica dean your thoughts. >> 10 new players on this team. that coach the first d1 coaching job he's ever had. can you imagine. >> the scouting report on this woman is ridiculous. >> i'm hear for you don. >> jd is the best. for the guys who play to get paid. sixers and wizards from south philadelphia. 47 seconds left. hollis thompson the clutch three, drano. it was good before and then they try to get another one from isaia cannon and no good and the sixers lose by five. >> how are those brackets looking everybody. >> not too badly after tonight. >> i made a come back. >> this guy was in full blown depression earlier today. >> i was. >> after the first session. >> that sets the big dance. >> i'm back. >> the story behind the laughing fox when we >>> this just in. we may finally know what the fox

>> in arkansas, we do believe so. and, in fact, when i asked epa when they offered up the federal proposal why they expanded the scope of the regional haze plan to include sources that were not legally authorized under the rule, epa answered "because we can." >> how will the requirements of the federal regional haze plan interact with possible actions under the clean power plan? are those time lines intertwined in a complicated way? >> they are for arkansas at least. our state air experts that evaluated both rules and have been working diligently to assess impacts and solutions looked at models. it's important show that the model under the regional haze plan, where they take into account cost effectiveness, assumes a source could install multi million dollar control equipment and do it cost effectively. however when you look at the models and the time lines of the clean power plan, that same source no longer operates just a few years later after those controls are installed. that would be an extremely costly mistake f

and the national weather service in arkansas just announcing in yesterday. one of the wettest days on record in march. >> let's get now to an explosive development in the race for the white house. donald trump's controversial comments on abortion. it drew instant criticism from all sides. >> after saying women who have abortions should be punished trump promptly reversed himself and with the primary five days away a new poll has ted cruz 10 point as head of donald trump. we get the latest from megan hughes. >> good morning. these comments were donald trump have sparked furious debate. the issue is not just about whether abortion should be legal, but about who should be punished. during msnbc for rum in wisconsin he was asked to define what it would mean to ban abortion, a position he supports. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion as a principle? >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman. >> yeah, there has to be some form. that i don't know. >> reporter: asked if there would be punishment for the man involved he

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they'll be out of arkansas early today. cold in minnesota but snow free and bismark looking pretty good too. 47 in juneau. that's your national weather, now a closer look at your day ahead. so, there's all the thunderstorms that will be racing through the southeast, tennessee as we go throughout your afternoon and late through areas of georgia. accumulating snow in wisconsin and michigan through the day so the good news is a decent size storm but it's only going to effect briefly, a half hour or so. >>> well, something happened at the supreme court that hasn't happened in 10 years. >>> plus, after almost a year in space, scott kelly is headed home today. your arer watching "early today." pll "early pll (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico.

. >> thank you, commissioners moving to items 11 ab at arkansas street a question for a documentation of finding and a large project authorization. >> good afternoon congresswoman and members of the commission kate planning staff you have before you a large project authorization for one hundred plus units with the ground floor cafe and 98 parking spaces and one plus bike parking spaces their loebtd at the north inadequate corner arkansas dribble north of the jackson playground it is two existing industrial chairs buildings on the subject lot they were occupied by a fabric company the lafths includes four exceptions for rear yard and off-street loading compliance with the section is 5 the motion the package with regard to the rear yard it is a compatible amount of open space with the rear yard and not please be advised light and air for the adjacent proposals, however, seeking a expectation for the unions in addition the prong is the provpd off-street loading but a 45 feet loading zone on arkansas and the mix all 41 of the two bedrooms are considered two bedrooms by the building code,

she is to go duck hunting when she was in arkansas. my daughter was young and thought it was grievous and wouldn't talk to her for a day. we get this but when you look at gabby and mark, when you look at , and you realize that we live in a society with a lot of really disturbed people, can we save every life? no. what is behind this is a corporate interest that wants to increase profits by keeping constituents terrified so they will buy more guns. that is all this is about. i have been doing this all my life. i endorsed background checks as governor 11 years before it passed. called me and said they were fixing to kill me over this. he said i ought to drop it. said if i could find one legislator that will before it he will stick with me, otherwise drop it. if you can't do anything about it, don't do it. we could do it, and we did it. and lives were saved. [applause] lots and lots and lots of people. i want you to talk to your friends and neighbors about that. want these jobs, if you want to finish the work of reorganize reform, the ins

at least 4,000 people were without power. >>> in arkansas, rescue caught on video. first responders pulling a woman from rushing water in little rock. the area hit with severe floods. she was one of three people in a car that was stuck in raging water. we can tell you everyone is okay. >>> dramatic video. the severe weather is set to continue with 4 million people in the threat area. here is meteorologist pedram javaheri with the latest. pedram. >> good morning, christine and boris. wild wednesday. another one here for thursday. 70 plus storm reports. five tornadoes. no fatalities. you zoom out and i'll show you what transpired. 60 tornadoes in the month of march. this is the busiest in the month of march since 2012. here we go again. severe weather ingredients in place. moisture from the gulf. cool canadian air. drier air over texas. parts of alabama and mississippi with another round of rough weather here on thursday with the weather shifting off toward birmingham and out to atlanta at noon time before the storms quiet a bit. again, here are the areas of severe we

. >> also reports this morning of a tornado in arkansas near the mississippi border. you can see the size of this system on radar quickly heading east right now. it's bringing heavy rain and flooding from new orleans to detroit. overnight severe storms on the move. >> it's forming. oh, man, look at that. >> reporter: the large twister touching down in tulsa, oklahoma. [ sirens ] >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: just one of several tornadoes spotted in the state. >> we got a tornado on the ground in stone canyon, and there's going to be damage. we're watching debris fly into the cloud right now. >> reporter: this morning the damage assessment under way. pictures from inside this church showing a ceiling torn apart. the roof of another church ripped right off. splintered trees and power lines littering the streets. this truck, a mangled mess. a tree falling on it as a family drove down the street, all four people inside expected to be okay. that same storm system causing violent turbulence on a plane forcing the pilot to land in arkansas. this morning, two flight attendants

>> in arkansas, we do believe so. in fact, when i asked epa when the effort of the federal expanded the they scope of the regional plan to include resources that were not legally authorized, epa answered, because we can. >> how are the requirements under the federal plan interacting with the other plan -- are those timelines intertwine in a complicated way? >> they are for arkansas, at least. our state air experts that evaluated those rules, and has diligently to assess impacts and solutions, looked at models. i think it is important to show that the model under the plan, where they effectiveness,nt they could install multimillion itlar equipment and do cost-effectively. however when you look at the models and timelines of the clean power plan, the same source no longer operates if you leaders -- a few years later after the controls are in. told that would be a very costly pay for, only to have the source shutdown to comply with the subsequent rule. >> thank you. ali, you mentioned about the unfunded mandates. i think

donald trump had alabama, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, and tennessee. erika has the developments. erika: they woke up big winners this morning, but the race is far from over. ted cruz notched three big wins in alaska, texas, and oklahoma. win in minnesota, where he is unlikely to call it quits. for democrats, the race is on. 865 delegates were at stake and clinton has added 441 of them, getting her more to halfway -- more than halfway to her nomination goal. she took direct aim at trump, while the gop frontrunner took a dulcet tone. >> i would love to see the republican party and everybody get together and unify, and when we unify, there is nobody that is going to beat us. >> trying to divide america between us and them is wrong, and we are not going to let it work. erika: meantime, bernie sanders made it clear he is not giving up. he is expected to visit michigan and maine today; the fight clearly continues. emily: thank you. massachusetts playing a big role kelley tuthill is in boston now with that part of the story. kelley: if you went to the polls y

he won in the state of arkansas as we said. he won in the state of alabama. he won in georgia. he won in tennessee. he won in virginia. he won in the north, massachusetts, i'm here with matthew dowd and jon karl and matt, one of things we're seeing tonight with the sweep of this victory, donald trump re-creating the republican party. >> this is an extraordinary development that the establishment of the party was completely taken offguard. they thought he would burn out in the summer, fall in the autoturn. in winter, he would be frozen out. in the spring, he takes the a largest swath of delegates. he'll be in position, when morning comes tomorrow, he'll be very hard to stop to get this nomination. donald trump has redefined what it means to be a republican in a brand-new way. >> in the meantime, you have marco rubio winning in minnesota. so, he stays in. john kasich pretty close in vermont. he's staying. even ben carson is staying. ted cruz won two states -- texas and oklahoma. no one is getting out. >> super tuesday is trump tuesday. his opposition is as divided as it's ever be

georgia, vermont, virginia, alabama, massachusetts, ted in arkansas. neighboring oklahoma and alaska. senator marco rubio captured once dated that was minnesota. peter barnes in palm beach florida covering the trump campaign. reporter: with multiple designers build on super tuesday, donald trump's age is a candidate they can bring a coalition together to be democrats in november. >> we are going to be a much finer party, a unified party. we are going to be a much bigger party. you can see that happening. our party is at the ending and all you have to do is take a look at the primaries dates for a long and look, we have gone from x number to a much larger number. that hasn't happened to the republican party in many, many decades. >> events to drive home the point that the touring florida on march 15th with 99 delicate eye for grabs winner take all. back to you in new york. lauren: thank you. poverty via once that, too. the former secretaries day when his days. georgia, virginia, alabama, massachusetts, tennessee, arkansas and texas. bernie sanders on ve

he's won in vermont, alabama, georgia, tennessee, virginia and massachusetts and arkansas. ted cruz winning texas and oklahoma. marco rubio winning in minnesota. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has won seven states -- alabama, arkansas, georgia, tennessee, texas, virginia and massachusetts. bernie sanders winning four states, home state of vermont, oklahoma, colorado and minnesota. as i said, ted cruz has won two states, texas and oklahoma tonight. byron pitts is there with the cruz campaign in texas. >> reporter: george, ted cruz took the podium earlier this evening flanked by his wife, two young children, family and that after tonight, he's the republican party's best alternative to donald trump. at one point during his remarks he asked the spotters of some of the other candidates to prafrlly to consider him. the crowd's mood this evening was less celeb ra toir, seemed more like a sense of relief. long after cruz left the room, we spoke to three of his supporters. one guy said, we won texas, we were supposed to, won oklahoma. the other guy said i don't see with th

now arkansas. a lot of these are the southern state and still waiting for fox news to project who takes arkansas for the republican side. but for the democratic side. hillary clinton winner. colorado glob results there yet. , no results there yet. in georgia, fox news projecting that done traump, again, winner. of course, hillary clinton, also the winner in georgia. the southern states. donald trump take massachusetts now that is raise where they thought it was possible that bernie sanders or case itch could win another republican cans and bernie sanders for the democrats, still waiting to get a projected winner for massachusetts there. fox news still waiting on that. now minnesota, no results there yet. weephole log it four. stay with us. oklahoma here. now this is a big win for ted cruz, republican ted cruz, beat donald trump tin oak ek and a the important win for him. and also, bernie sanders wing in oklahoma. one of the two states that he seems to be winning tonight in super tuesday. then, we h

>> they are for arkansas. our experts that evaluate those rules working diligently to assess the impact cancellations look at the models and under that its regional hayes plan to take up the cost effectiveness could install multimillion-dollar control equipment and cost effectively. if you look at the model in the tie lines that seem source no longer operates a few years later after those controls are resolved and that is a costly mistake to pay for two and stole the multimillion-dollar controls to have them shut down to comply. >> and with the unfunded mandates that is something we can all agree is a real problem. and having trouble on the agreement but the unfunded mandate can you address that? >> there has always ben and issue the funding for the vast majority, don't know the number of the programs in the state is provided by the state's and there is a lot of special fees the reregulate. i know we have never seen an analysis when a new rule was imposed for guidance never the analysis done that i have seen t

. >> on the republican side trump won alabama and arkansas, won alabama and arkansas georgia, massachusetts, georgia, massachusetts tennessee, virginia and vermont tennessee, virginia and vermont. >>reporter: ted cruz once in oakland and home state of texas and rubio won the only state of minnesota tonight. >> now as for the temperature contract hillary clinton takes alabama, arkansas georgia, alabama, arkansas, georgia tennessee, texas, massachusetts and virginia. >> bernie sanders won oklahoma verify montd, colorado and minnesota. here's more from the front run here's more from the front runners. >> america never stopped being great. tom we have to make america whole. we have to fill in. >> she want to make america whole again an trying to figure out what that is all about b.making it greatest better than making it whole again. >> 15 states now votd. 35 more to go of course here's the delegate count on the republican side. trump has 2 58. cruz has 110. rubio has 70. keep in mind 1237 are needed to win. for the democrat hillary clinton has 5 27 delegates to bernie sanders who has 325. 2382

swamps ofken to the arkansas, but the first winter it snowed. i remember how magical that morning was, to wake up in the morning and see everything covered in white. i will member we had snow fights with my father. then he showed us that a snowball could be rolled and made into great big snowballs, and we built a snow fort. those are the memories i cherish. i also have a memory of starting school. we began the school day, every morning, with the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i could see the barbed wire fence and the sentry tower right outside i schoolhouse window as "withted the words, liberty and justice for all." mr. roosevelt: that is very touching how the closeness of your family and that intimate circle could transform what was a terrible injustice into an experience which was actually pleasant, in some ways. and i suppose, of course, many of the children did not understand what was going on. did.f course, your parents the you know how that made them feel, about the country? because your mother was a birthright american citizen? mr. tak

alabama, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee, and virginia. ted cruz winning his state of texas --along with oklahoma. marco rubio not picking up any states thus far tonight. these are the number of deleagates each candidates has earned throughout the entire race at last check. on the democratic side -- hillary clinton picking up wins in six states as well -- alabama, arkansas, georgia, tennessee, texas, and virginia. sanders picking up colorado, oklahoma and his state of vermont. clinton with a commanding lead in the number of delegates won thus far.. steve handelsman is live in stafford, texas with the latest -- steve... here at the redneck country club the cruz crowd went crazy ....feeling for the first time that the gop race down to the front runner and their guy. he didn't win the most his homestate but oklahoma. s/ have beaten donald trump once twice three times!!!! "for the donald trump... held a low-key news conference at his "but believe me i am a unifier for marco rubio again no primary wins but not giving up. s/ sen. marco rubio (r)

>> in arkansas, we do believe so. and, in fact, when i asked epa when they offered up the federal proposal why they expanded the scope of the regional hayes plan to include sources that were not legally authorized under the rule, epa answered "because we can." >> how will the requirements intact with the clean power sflant are the timelines intertwined in a complicated way? >> they are for arkansas at least. our state air experts that evaluated both rules and have been working diligently to assess impacts and solutions looked at models. it's important show that the model under the hayes plan where they take into account cost effectiveness assumes a source could install multimillion dollar control equipment and do it cost effectively. however when you look at the models in the timelines of the clean power plan that same source no longer operates a few years later. that would be a costly mistake for arkansasens to pay for to install multimillion dollar controls to have the source shut down to comply with the subsequent

on the democratic side in arkansas, hillary clinton is the projected winner in arkansas. else we've been watching here tonight. in alabama, let's go to the republican race. alabama, projected winner is donald trump.assachusetts now. donald trump is the projected winner. in tennessee right now, donald trump the projected winner. and georgia, again, donald trump the projected winner as he do well in the south. let's look at the virginia virginia, rubio and trump seem to be battling it out. in vermont in the republican race, right now it's too close to calloklahoma, too early to call in the republican primary. democratic races as we know them. alabama, hillary clinton is the d winner. we move to tennessee right now, where again another win for clinton. in georgia, it's going to be clinton the projected winner in georgia. and then we move up to virginia, and again hillary clinton the inner there. in vermont, 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 wa

on the gop side, trump takes alabama, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee, vermont, and virginia and cruz winning alaska, his home state of texas and neighboring oklahoma. marco rubio claimed minnesota and this means the delegate count stands at 285 for trump democrats, clinton takes alabama, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee, texas and virginia and she's way out in front with 1001 delegates. bush-cheney sanders won minnesota, colorado, oklahoma and vermont and trails with 371 delegates. >>> and people some super tuesday states reporting problems at polls and mostly long lines in places like texas, tennessee, and georgia and there were accusations one county was handing out republican ballots and three states left people without websites to verify their polling locations and many wonder where do the candidates go from here, especially our governor and nick foley has more joe donald trump is showing no signs of letting up or letting go of the grip of the republican nomination for president, despite a growing that has many turning their attention to governor john kasich a

in arkansas. we to want go right now and check in, ted cruz we're told has finally made his way to microphone. after his wins tonight in texas and oklahoma. >> donald trump pledges to be neutral between rally and the palestinians. as president,ly not be neutral. america will stand, unapologetically with the nation of rally. donald trump says he will keep in place the iranian nuclear deal to try to renegotiate it. i will rip to shreds this catastrophic iranian nuclear deal on the very first day in office. if you're angry with washington, i understand. but donald trump has been part 40 years. he's harry reid's favorite republican candidate. and jimmy carter's. just yesterday, it was reported that the "new york times" had the secret tape recording of donald saying that he doesn't mean what he's saying on immigration. that it's all -- >> we're listening to ted cruz speaking in texas right now. he won tonight in texas. he won in oklahoma. howie jackson is there at his headquarters. halle, clearly he wa

in arkansas hillary clinton is om arkansas. that's her home state. her husband was the governor there and they turned out in big numbers for hillary clintonbig g mbers for hillary clinton. 69-27. massachusetts donald trump picked up a victory there. nice victory for donald trump in massachusetts. 49-18. john kasich with one of his best showing there. now the delegates. see what they needn the republican side you need 1237.. right now donald trump has 2 21delegates. far ahead of everybody else. in fact if you add them up they are not even close to him. on the democratiti side hillary clinton needs 2383. she's got 8 78. bernie sanders with only 230. now there's three more states that we do not have finals on yet. take a look. arkansas donald trump 34 to 27 over ted cruru. rubio tied with cruz trying to pull intoo second place in that state. that one is not being you can't call that one yet. not enough persons in. moving along two more states. massachusetts. again too close to call. 51-48. hillary clinton leading bernie sanders there. yet and one more s

you were seeing that in arkansas during the primary season. what will happen in november if your former first lady was on the ballot. >> i think donald trump or the republican nominee will be against the clintons. internationally with the republicans are you gonna see if trump is the nominee, are you going to see the cruz supporters come together and support trump, or even harder some of the rubio supporters supporting trump. here in arkansas we saw an increased turnout. we moved our primary up. we had senators like that. i think that helped us at the state. we had a tremendous amount of presidential business. that's what helped the noncab meant candidates do better. we were in play and they came and visited and connected with the people. >> finally even though she served as the first lady of the state, you know her so well and she succeeded tonight. you do think donald trump will beat hillary clinton in arkansas? >> i don't think there is any question about that. people are not going to go with the clintons and we have seen arkansas turn repu

action going on in arkansas. we will see that front, the cold front marching across our region this afternoon and into the evening. that is only start to see showers and thunderstorms from it, but 30's and the 40's in the mountains and they will reach the 60, 61 mark. though to upper 40's in the upstate will climb to the mid-60's. one more warm day in the behind that front, cooler temperatures for tomorrow. wind is liked right now, and we will see that chance of showers around 4:00 and on. 66 for the upstate, 61 in the mountains and windy with

agriculture is arkansas' largest industry. it accounts for over $20 billion in value added to our state economy each year and contributes to thousands and thousands of jobs. arkansas is a top 25 producer in 23 different agricultural commodities. and we rank first in the nation in rice production producing close to 50% of the rice in the united states. but it doesn't end there. we're also a major exporter of crops like soybeans, cotton, poultry, feed grains. our catfish and timber industries are booming and our cattle inventory exceeds 1.7 million head. our ag industry is also expanding by the day. and we've recently become a big player in the peanut industry. but for arkansas agriculture is more than just a business. it's a passion and a way of life. we have nearly 50,000 farms in arkansas and 97% of them are owned by families. neighborly chats in arkansas often tend to focus on planting seasons and beef prices. and in towns like darnell, kids don't have to worry about farm chores keeping them from playing with their friends o

trump also wins alabama, tennessee, georgia, virginia and arkansas. ted cruz wins his home state of texas also he picks up oklahoma. and this just in, marco rubio wins his first state, it's up north, state of minnesota. clinton posted 7 wins in massachusetts, alabama, arkansas, georgia, tennessee, virginia and texas. bernie sanders wins vermont, oklahoma, colorado and just in, sanders will win minnesota. we're out of time tonight the tonight show starry jimmy fallon is next i'm ryan schulteis p.m. i'm kim khazei. thank you for joining us. we will continue to follow the situation in west newton. a lot of unanswered questions and lot of sadness there tonight7 news continues a 5:00 a.m. with today new england. we're about to show you an incredibly low fare. like all our fares, you get two free bags and zero change fees. because what's the point of an incredibly low fare if you're just going to stack fees on top of it? our sale fares have nothing up their sleeves. book them now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, c

he won in arkansas and vermont. and in virginia he shattered turnout records. so it was a big night for trump, but it was also a decent night for ted cruz who had been sort of losing a little bit of steam, losing a little bit of attention to marco rubio and rubio had attacked donald trump. cruz won three states. he won alaska, which we just found out. he won his home state of texas and he won oklahoma. rubio, meanwhile, is still waiting for this anti-trump cavalry to come. he won one state, minnesota, which is important because that's the first state he's won in the contest. so these three candidates are going to continue on. none of them is going to drop out, especially before march 15th when the winner take all states start to vote. on the democratic side, hillary clinton continues to show that she's strong among minority voters. she won a swath of six southern states all with a lot of delegates. we're talking about alabama, arkansas, georgia, tennessee, texas, and virginia. but perhaps the most important win of the night came in massachusetts. that was a nar

now, hillary clinton strength in the south...much stronger with african americans arkansas, tennessee, alabama, georgia and virginia. heavier african american populations. does well with them as a whole. looks like shell do well in all of those states arkansas...37 delegates tennessee, 76 delegates alabama...60 delegates georgia...116 delegates virginia...110 delegates if those hold true, clinton easily gets twice the delegates sanders does...plus how those close states go now texas...always bigger in texas by far...the most delegates...252! could run up the totals there. probably wont finish him off for good. sanders raised 42 million bucks last month. hes isnt going away yet. republicans...texas, texas, texas. 155 delegates is by far most anywhere senator ted cruz from there...campaigning there in final day. not a good sign but unless he gets more than half the votes, he has to split delegates. unlikely not good. he could win state, still not gain much on trump. if he loses, might be over. how move on, how raise money, if you cant even win your own state cruz is leading polls in ark