front-runner winning seven states. georgia, virginia, alabama, arkansas, massachusetts, tennessee and vermont. >> and ted cruz now taking home three, including a big win in his home state of texas, as well as alaska and oklahoma. marco rubio, scoring his first win of the primary season in minnesota. >> really needed that one. >> yeah, he did. if you are keeping score, both john kasich and ben carson leave super tuesday empty handed leaving a total number of delegates for donald trump to 285. ted cruz at 160, marco rubio at 87, john kasich, 25, and ben carson, eight. >> hillary clinton moving closer to cementing her nomination with wins in seven states. bernie sanders still holding on, bringing home four wins. >> for democratic delegates, clinton breaking into the south with 1,001. sanders is sitting with 371. >> we have fox news team coverage live from all across the country on this super tuesday. actually, the day after super tuesday at this point. >> that's true. let's begin with casey stiegel in dallas. >> reporter:

it's kasich's home state. you're not going to see any other state where john kasich is tied for the lead. we haven't seen it so far, but tonight, john kasich tying for the lead. this is about half the electorate in ohio, among non-evangelica non-evangelicals, kasich doing better. you talk about ted cruz, the states that ted cruz has won, where he has defeated donald trump. he has won the white evangelical vote, and he has won it solidly. so if he is going to pull an upset in north carolina tonight, that's key. so with that in mind, how did the white evangelicals vote in north carolina tonight. well, cruz, it looks like at least according to the exit poll data we have got close to donald trump, but donald trump still leading in north carolina by a point among white evangelical voters, make up 60% of the republican electorate there. that's interesting to keep an eye on. >> steve kornacki at the big board. thanks. our final break here, because when we return, we'll bridge the top of the next hour, big closings ah

polls are close in several states. donald trump is the projected winner in alabama; virginia, tennessee, and georgia. and within the last few minutes, bernie sanders won his home state of vermont. sanders also thinks he can take colorado, oklahoma, massachusetts, and minnesota. most of the states dole out so cruz and rubio are hoping if they don't win a state, and texas is a must-win for cruz, they will still pick up another delegates to keep their campaigns alive. >>> tonight is an important night in campaign 2016. we got a long way to go. state caucuses and primaries will be going on until mid-june. and the republican and democratic national conventions not scheduled until july. >> continuing our coverage, president obama met with senate republican leaders at the white house for the first time since the death of antonin scalia. his death leaves the high court split 4-4 between conservatives and liberals. republicans refuse to consider any nominees that president obama selects. the mrs. has vowed to -- president has v

marco rubio's home state. cnn put out a report yesterday that says there are some rubio advisors who are concerned. maybe he should think about getting out so he doesn't embarrass himself going forward. the rubio campaign denies that is the case. >> the donors want to get on another train if it is not marco. is there any life left in kasich? is that something that will happen in ohio? maybe they need to make peace with the two they don't like. >> let's talk about the democrats. two states up for grabs. michigan and mississippi. mississippi is in the deep south. one of the states is a large african-american voting population on the democratic side. these are states where hillary clinton has done well up to now. michigan is where everyone is looking. the first industrial northern state to vote in the campaign. it is a state where both campaigns have competed hard. >> the same reason that michigan is amenable to trump and also help bernie sanders. if he is going to make his stands anywhere, it has to be that clas

ted cruz won outside his home state but just one state. this was supposed to be a big night for him in the original game plan. donald trump is now basically trying to turn and move to the general election. he's basically made his pitch tonight in his speech, asking everybody to come together. the path for his opponents has narrowed tonight. >> pelley: the republican establishment doesn't want trump. they don't want cruz. they were putting all of their chips on rubio, but he hasn't won anywhere, and virginia was a big loss for him tonight. >> reporter: that's right. virginia was the state is it fhe was gog have a good state, after all of these attacks on trump, it was going to be in virginia. he did shrink the margin. donald trump was up in the polls and it's smaller in the results tonight. but i was talking to a republican who has been in and out of administrations and he said what we're seeing tonight is the party changing before our very eyes. donald trump is creating a trump coalition in the republican party, and it's a new thing to a l

-- win his first state, and tomorrow when the fights are tallied and the five states plus one territory that will actually cast ballots are completed, it will be more than half of the delegates selected. meaning the race is more than half wear completed and john kashich could have beaten donald trump and be the only guy to win tomorrow. he'll be very far back, and we'll have -- will have less than half delegates remaining and could still take into may if things continue the way they are with no candidate able to clinch they actual nomination with the necessary 12,000wo,=im plus -- 0 plus delegates and actually go to the convention as'oe6e the presumptive front runner and nominee. remarkable and it is not over yet. >> no, clearly not.çk3ç carl, thank you so much. live down in west palm beach. bernie sanders could be on track for more upset thursday the midst if the polls are right this time. he is now two points behind hillary clinton, and the real clear politics average of the latest surveys in illinois, the state where she was born and grew up. the real clear average has hillary clin

two states for texas so far. five states for donald trump. ted cruz also won iowa, so there's three states he has won so far. he was hopinging to win texas and oklahoma. jake and dana, he did win texas and oklahoma. impressive wins for him. >> this is huge. this is huge. this oklahoma win is ted cruz's third win in this contest. donald trump has eight. ted cruz has three. everyone else combined has zero. >> that's right. >> this is going to buttress his argument that it's time for everyone to consolidate around him, around ted cruz, so as to defeat donald trump. this is going to be a very forceful argument, and, look, jeffrey lord quoted lindsey graham speaking on behalf of the republican establishment saying a choice between donald trump and ted cruz was a choice between something like shooting yourself and poisoning yourself. >> right. >> well guess what, that's the choice that the republican establishment has. they're going to have to either shoot themselves or poison themselves. they have to get behind one of these guys. that's the argume

california's state legislature is poised to vote as early as this week to raise the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour." the los angeles times" reports legislators have agreed in principle to raise the wage from the current $10 an hour to 15- an-hour over the next six years. california is already one of 11 states that requires a $10 an hour minimum wage. new york is also considering a hike to 15. a union-backed initiative to raise the state minimum wage to 15 dollars an hour has already qualified for the california ballot in november. learn how some states are rethinking guaranteed, minimum wages for tipped workers. watch our report online at pbs.org/newshour. the u.s. director of national intelligence estimates the number of men who've traveled from their home countries to syria and iraq to take up arms with the islamic state group, isis, now exceeds 36,000. these so-called foreign fighters hail from more than 80 countries, and according to the soufan group, the number from western european nations has doubled since june 2014. two brussels bombers are believed to have trained with isis

ted cruz wins two states including the biggest prize on the map tonight, texas. >> 12 states. two epic battles. and the clock ticking down. after a brutal fight on the stump. >> we will not accept -- >> we don't have to make america great again, america has never stopped being great. i guess now i am, but i'm not. >> friends do not let friends vote for conartists. >> if you want someone who will stand up to washington, ask yourself, who has stood up to washington. >> the battle lines get drawn all over again. >>> a very good evening to you, with the polls closed and almost all the super tuesday states. i'm joined in our election headquarters by savannah guthrie and chuck todd. we want to get straight to the results, the biggest prize tonight, the state of texas. ted cruz will be victorious in his home state. cruz also the projected winner in the state of oklahoma, in the republican primary. here's how it breaks down in the georgia gop primary. we also project him to win in massachusetts, the projected winner is donald trump. and chuck todd is here, what do you make of that so

and then we have won state after state with huge margins. i think when people hear our message, and that message is a very clear message, and the message is that the middle class continues to disappear, people are working longer hours for low wages, they're worried to death about what happens to their kids and almost all new income and wealth goes to the top 1%. you know what the american people say, that is not the economy we need in the united states of america. particularly in michigan, ohio, illinois, missouri, the midwest, people are profoundly disgusted with trade policies in which corporate america shuts down in america, they run to mexico, they run to china and they throw millions of people in this country out of work. people want to trade policy that works for workers, not just the ceos of large corporations. that is a message in our view that will resonate all over the midwest, not just in michigan and in fact in many other parts of this country. the difference between hillary clinton, myself, i vigs youly oppose all these trade ag

so even if he does win in those states, this is voted down compared to other similar states. is he winning by smaller margins he might have otherwise been expected to win. overall, are the turnout numbers, any can be signs the criticism against mr. trump is taking a poll. are the republican voters going to stay home now they heard so much trenching criticism against their front runner. that's the second thing to watch. finally, a third this inc. to watch. i mean it earnestly. the third thing to watch is the level of violence at donald trump political events and specifically violent incitement from him at his political events. does the violence continue to rise over this weekend and heading into next week's contests? does it level off? does it decline? does he try to distance himself from it? it has been a long time since we were forced to think about the electoral utility of violence in american politics and racially innexted violence specifically. now we're back to that. now one of the dynamic, one of the variables you have to watch here is whether this particularly front ru

even if he does win in those states, is his vote down compared to other similar states? is he winning by smaller margins than he might have been expected to win? are the turn out numbers on the turn out side? any of those things could be signs that the criticism is taking a toll. are republican voters going to stay home now that they have heard so much criticism against their front-runner. that's the second thing to watch. finally, there's the third thing to watch. i can't believe i have to say this, but i mean it earnestly. the third thing to watch is the level of violence and violent incitement from him at his political events. does the violence continue to rise over this weekend and heading into next week's contest? does it level off or decline? does he try to distance himself from it? it's been a long time since we were forced to think about the electoral utility of violence and racially inflected violence. now one of the variables we have to watch is whether this particular republican presidential front-runner continues to turn up that dial and encourage violence in

he's got a state, his own state. but, you know, ted cruz is the one who is number two for delegates behind donald trump. and ted cruz is the one who says, look, this is not a three-man race. this is still a two-man race. listen. >> starting tomorrow morning, every republican has a clear choice. only two campaigns have a plausible path to the nomination, ours and donald trump's. nobody else has any mathematical possibility whatsoever. only one campaign has beaten donald trump over and over and over again. [ cheers and applause ] >> there we go, guys. alex, from "the new york times," is it a two-man race? is it just find the ointment for the kasich win last night for ted cruz. >> what cruz is saying is absolutely right. the only two people with a path to a majority of delegates are trump and cruz and probably really only trump. the other two guys are banking on a convention to varying degrees. if you look at what kasich has pulled off in this race, he said in that interview with wolf, they said it couldn't be done. eve

in kansas state history. kansas had the credit rating downgraded. kansas school districts last year ended up having to cut short the school year. in some school districts in kansas last year, they sent kids home 12 days before the school year was supposed to end. not because the kids learn fast but the district ran out of money. they called the school year over before it was done. kansas never had a financial disaster like this one now. sam brownback has endorsed marco rubio as his choice for president. it's interesting. louisiana and kansas are two of the states that will be voting for presidential nominees this weekend. then, of course, there's the next big one. the biggest prize after super tuesday which will be the great state of michigan. it's lucky enough to be governed by rick snyder. you have this unprecedented disaster. you have this unprecedented disaster and right after those states they're going to disaster zone michigan where the biggest political question ahead of that state's presidential prima

states, bluer states. i think it's not until after march 15th that it comes. >> that's amazing that lindsey graham is saying. not a ted cruz fan. >> die by shooting or poison, that's between cruz and trump. for him to say that, it's earth shattering. >> i think it tells you the kkk thing did have impact on the senators. >> it really did. and i think they'll now move the potentially to consolidation, but they're going to give both cruz and rubio a chance to make their case. >> governor, his opponents couldn't put a move in his armor. where is there a vulnerability? that looks like america. all the people that he's been insulting, the swaths of demographics, she is going to embrace. when she talks about making america whole and filling in the hole, to be able to bring people together to break down barriers, well he's talking about building walls. that is a message that will resinate far large group. >> that's warm and fuzzy, but with trump, you're going to have to go straight at him. >> off positive and go f

the state. we'll just watch turnout tonight beep kn . as we wait for the ruesults to come in, if ted cruz can support donald trump tonight -- it's been a while for a win. ted cruz's people early last tuesday were telling his people he thought they were going to get missouri and north carolina, they came up just short in both. arizona will be a win for him if he gets arizona. >> anderson, back to you. >> how important is a win for ted cruz tonight? not just arizona but if anywhere, it's mostly likely to be utah. >> i've been trying to find pockets where donald trump can't win. he surprised us all, right? it was supposed to be he can't win evangelicals, can't win women. the last holdout is the mormon vote. i don't think he's going to did well in utah. if ted cruz can't prove this voting block is his, i'm not sure how good the rest of the map looks for him. let's not forget, the mormon corridor goes through mesa, arizona. there is a huge mormon population, almost half a million mormons in arizona.

super tuesday now a dozen states up for grabs. artic about half of the 1237 republican delegates needed to secure the nomination are at stake here and polls show donald trump really dominating. our most recent polling here shows trump at 49%, up 8 pointsnus a month and that is pretty much spread across the states. the biggest prize today carol, the delegate count in texas. 155 there. look at the polling here. it is home to senator cruz. he's been campaigning hard in his own state. 155 delegates at stake to be awarded proportionally. cruz needs a big win there. even a narrow win means trump can still run up the delegate numbers. latest polls again favor trump. ted cruz, marco rubio vying for second here. marco rubio still looking for his first big win here. virginia perhaps. some folks on his team are confident about virginia. maybe minnesota. arkansas potentially. could be good for cruz. that is where he could pick up some delegates overall. quickly about the democrats. you have already seen here what's at stake. hillary clinton a

states like texas, georgia, and virginia and while the vermont senator won his home state, clinton came out on top in neighboring massachusetts. all told, she won 7 of super tuesday's 11 races. nancy cordes is with the clinton campaign in miami. >> reporter: after a slow start to this election season, hillary clinton is starting to pull away. this wasn't a knockout punch. there are still many more races to come. but she has now established a lead in the delegate count and it will be very, very difficult for bernie sanders to catch up. >> what a super tuesday! >> reporter: hillary clinton swept six southern states, thanks, in large part, to huge support from african-americans, who make up more than a quarter of the voters in the seven southern states that voted yesterday. hillary clinton had at least 75% >> i believe what we need in america today is more love and kindness. >> reporter: with tuesday's victories in hand, the clinton campaign is seemingly turning an eye towards the general election and a potential showdown with donald trump. >> it's clear tonight that the states in this ele

states remain. and let me assure you that we are going to take our fight for economic justice, for social justice, for environmental sanity, for a world of peace to every one of those states. >> reporter: what might allow him to fight on, lester? those millions of dollars that his supporters are giving after an online call. they raised nearly $6 million in just 24 hours. >> kasie, thank you. we're joined by chuck todd and savannah guthrie, who will join our super tuesday tonight in prime-time. chuck, what do you make of what's happened so far? >> i was trying to look to see why is donald trump dominating in the south in particular? we have some interesting exit poll data that i want to share with you. we asked what candidate quality mattered to you most. overall in the nine super tuesday states, a candidate that either shares my values got 35%, can bring me to change, 30%. so going through the states, i went through georgia. among those that cared more about finding a change candidate as president,

after state. trump declaring victory. >> we've won five major states, and it looks like we could win six or seven or eight. great again, folks. we're going to make it great again. >> on a quest to defeat the billionaire businessman, marco rubio getting his first win, but his campaign to discredit trump mostly falling short as ted cruz picked up states of his own. >> god bless the lone star state. >> on the democratic side, bernie sanders flush with millions in new donations not going anywhere. winning several states. >> i am so proud to bring vermont values all across this country. >> clinton looking past sanders, taking aim at trump's signature slogan. >> america never stopped being great. we have to make america whole. >> on a night that belonged to the front-runners, where do all the races go now? full results and analysis starting now. this is "world news now." >> we do say good morning to you on this wednesday after super tuesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm reena ninan. >> and what an exci

he lost state after state. >> it's as good a debate as he had, he had it in front of his home town. >> michael shure in miami, thanks, tonight's debate was important with marco rubio. that's because the boarder republican is trailling donald trump in his own state. marco rubio's numbers - he's at second place in florida. if marco rubio were to lose, it could end his campaign. it's a winner talking all state. the polls showed it tightening. a trump supporter is charged with assaulting a protestor, he was hit after being led out in a rally. police identified the suspect. he was 78-year-old john mcgrath. a number of event in recent weeks marked by protest and occasional responses. >> joining us from miami is a director at the tea party network. it will be great to have it with you. we'll see what we saw. saying that he couldn't believe how tame it was. my question is wouldn't republicans be better off. >> i don't know. we'll see tomorrow morning, who will have a head line, anthony ray hinton tweeted out a joke saying she can't wait to debate the guys. this is a question - do the general

he came out and won in the state of maine and alaska and in the state of idaho. these are not southern states at all. he's really wanted a variety there and that's a type of republican candidate we need to unite the republican party into the november collection. >> all right. all the best to your candidate. great to have you back. thank you. how the election can change for whichever candidate wins or loses the big buckeye state. the results are open and the polls are going to have a huge impact on the race. are you voting today? are you in one of the five states and if you are, send us your pictures. i would love to show you voting with your mug shot today at the end of the show. send them on in. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo wo

there are a lot of states there that john will have a chance to win delegates and state. next do you expect in the round of polling now that it is down to three, that you will see john kasich jumped to the 20's and 30's and places? charlie: i do. , aftere coverage he gets this supreme court nominee stuff, especially if he wins and other primary or two, his numbers will improve. do you think if donald trump were to become the republican nominee, what are the various forms of damage that would inflict on the party? don't just say he would lose to hillary clinton. charlie: there is more than that. been 10 points or so behind hillary clinton. if he loses, in the blue states where we are trying to get senate seat, we would probably lose. it means we lose house seats. we could lose governorships. a bunch of republicans stay home if they don't believe in the nominee. but not an essential threat to the party? charlie: no, the party will be here. and i don't think trump will dominate the party, win or lose. john: charlie black, thank you for coming in. when we get back, steve mcma

within different member states. it's healthy to have the debate and that's what's going on including which is a good sign at the eu parliament increasingly because some of the instruments we're discussing have to be passed by the eu parliament. syria and iraq, yes, it would be extremely beneficial to defeat the islamic state there. these are training grounds for fighters. this is where most of their command and control infrastructure is. and those are provided through the narrative. it's much more interesting to go fight for the caliphate and retake damascus, the caliphate capital rather than to blow one self up in a train station two blocks from where you grew up. yes, definitely. >> i won't let you escape so else. the question that makes us uncomfortable we recognize the humanitarian crisis of refugees flowing and we feel great sympathy for the refugees. but is there a counterterrorism problem? and we may feel quite unsympathic to some of the individuals who are making proposals which don't seem particularly well

and rubio bags his first state. we'll have the recap ahead. >>> back on terra firma, scott kelly is back on solid ground after a year in outer space. >>> plus an update on j.k. rowling's

the issue is that the folks in states have made decisions based on referendums and state legislators to create labeling systems that are applicable within state borders. and that creates a circumstance and situation as you know where we're going to have a hodgepodge circumstance where individual states and/or individual companies are going to make their own decision about what they are going to put on the package. it's going to create confusion. it's going to created a digs l expense. it doesn't have to be. and there is a way in my view where you can respect a consumer's know and the process by which their food has been produced but doing it in a way that doesn't convey the wrong issue of the food. >> to be clear, a decision to implement labeling but on other factors? >> it would be based on balancing the desire on the part of a growing amount of consumers to want to know and at the end of the day, companies in the business of selling to consumers, obviously the customer is always right kind of thing with doing it in a way that doesn't send the wrong message about the safety. in the

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 way to get beyond the people who were pulled to him in the beginning. hillary clinton has contacts with all the important voter groups in the party. and bernie sanders started out as a man who was coming out to wage a big critique of the whole system. you see donald trump, by the way, sitting down with "the new y

if you can't win your home state, how are you supposed to win other states around the nation? it is a real crossroads especially for marco rubio who is not projected through polling to win florida. kaisch, we will have to see. >> let me ask you, brian, what do you think about on the democratic side, obviously sanders has a big boost in michigan, the thinking is that if he can maybe win three out of the five states today, he might still be in play. >> if he were to win in ohio and illinois as an example, missouri, he is right in the thick of it. if clinton as expected takes florida, that's another win for her. so all in all, heather you know it's a matter of what happens tonight but you know bernie sanders had the upset in michigan, does he have another upsets for tonight? >> let's go back to the republican side. it's a very close race in ohio. brian, if john kasich does win his state, what does that mean for donald trump? >> well, you know it's a winner take allstate, in theory if donald trump were to win florida he would take all of those delegates and not in ohio. it would s

and i think that they will suit the state very well. beyond that, where we are in the legislative process for the capitol, is on a sheet of paper here that i can't seem to find. >> darn it. i apologize, here we go. the end of february was the last day to introduce measures and you will see that reflected in the matrix today, where we have gotten about 40 bills, that we reviewed and made recommendations on. and i will come back to that in a moment. but next major deadline for legislation would be april, 22nd. for the bills that were introduced in late february. and they have to clear the first committ committee or they are dead or they are dead for the remainder of this session. there is a spring recess in the midst of this process, on march 17th, and march 28, they will be in recess, so the hearing for these measures will be very, very, heavily attended. and very, heavy agenda. s and as they try to get through all of these by the end of april. in terms of note, on transportation, funding, which is a strong interest around the state righ

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the nevada secretary of state's office said there were no reports of voter fraud in either other states like colorado have been eyeing nevada's "first in the west" spot, but with this year's success-- it's unlikely another state will take the coveted spot. but republican national committee officials could always decide to grant the caucus spot to another state, before the 20-20 nominating process. if you live in unincorporated washoe county-- open burning season starts today. however, truckee meadow fire protection district, has some things you should know. amy ray, fire marshall, tmfpd, " residents with less than a quarter acre are not allowed to burn. pile sizes should be kept small, 2 to 3 feet. always have hoses and tools available so the fire does not escape. the burning hours are between 6 am, put it out by two pm and no smoke by three pm." fire marshall, amy ray also says you must have a burn permit -- that's something new this year. permits are free-- and can be obtained at the main office or online. reno and sparks do not allow open burning. if you want more information on open

trump swept through the delegate-rich southern states and ted cruz won his home state of texas and neighboring state oklahoma and marco rubio won for the first time in minnesota. hillary clinton widened her lead over bernie sanders. clinton also won in seven super tuesday states with more than half of the delegates up for grabs. sanders won his state of vermont, as well as oklahoma and minnesota and colorado. >>> republican senator lindsey graham didn't pull punches when he discussed the outcome of last night's vote with "cbs this morning" co-anchor charlie rose. >> i think we are about ready to politician in america, hillary clinton. and how could you do that? nominate somebody who is crazy. i think dishonest speaks crazy. that is our problem. donald trump, i think, is just crazy. >> graham says the only way for republicans to win is to rally behind ted cruz. >>> the ivy league football teams are taking new measures to prevent injuries. coaches for all eight of the ivy league football teams agreed unanimously to forbid full tackling at all practices. the change adds to an already strict polic

that brings me now from the states. america is 50 states. america is big cities and small cities and small towns. it is all the homes and all the hopes of 200 million people. that is why we want this to be national. it must go directly to the people and derive its strength from the people. and we want people all over this land to sense the greatness of this moment, to participate in it, to help us all to discover what that great spirit is. and so i would charge this commission to move forward, to yes in reaching the great material goals of which we know we are capable. that is the easiest part of the job. but recognizing that the best bet, the best clothed, the best housed people in the world, the strongest nation in the world, and the richest nation of the world still will not deserve to be the hope of the world unless it has that splendid spirit, the lift of a driving dream which meant so much to the world in 1776, and for 200 years since that time. i would conclude simply by saying that by that year 1976, the world will be at peace. by th

let's listen to him. states will have voted 35 states remain. and let me assure you that we are going to take our fight for economic justice, for social justice, for environmental sanity, for a world of peace to every one of those states. >> reporter: all right mrs. clin has a comfortable count in the delegate board with almost 2400 needed. and at the 10:30 we'll update these delegate counts for you. that's the latest on democratic side. supertuesday still a lot of results to come in. keep it here with fox 35. >> keith. >> we appreciate it so much. >>> still ahead as keith mentioned the political power panel we have them here talking about tonight's big winners and the losers. we're going to take a look at the delegate count again. we'll have updates coming out of all of the campaigns. >>> meantime more local news to tell you about right now. developing tonight out of palm bay the florida department of law enforcement continues to investigate an earlier today palm bay police officer shot and killed a man who came out of his home carrying a gun a

it's closer to a frontal the tri-state region. that's why we won't expect much in the tri-state. it's 470 out and newark in islip and 420 in poughkeepsie. no one is freezing this morning and the winds are coming in on the southwest around five 15 miles per hour. it can fluctuate a little bit . it's a later southwest breeze and we have more clouds out there with the showers keeping an eye on the tri-state. is the frontal boundary plumbing to the north and it's continuing to hang out for a while but eventually was a cold front for through here taking another day or more to happen. today, i think you are fine. we have a mixed sky out there . warmer than breezy and mild and we see a high of 630 tomorrow. there is showers in the here in time for the weekend. temperatures are mild and a little bit warmer than normal . let's get over to ines was allies and see what we have on this wednesday morning. there's a little bit of sun out there. the commute is not that bad. no problems on 22 and traffic moving at the speed limit. no issues. the problems are on the cross box. let's look at the c

ted cruz's home state. he is trying to secure his home state. the funny thing is you have 100 delegates awarded. donald trump has 82. if cruz has a slim victory, trump still gets a bunch of d l delega delegates. >> what is interesting is early on in the campaign, the candidates will say primary election and primary battle is not a national contest. here we are on super tuesday. you look at that map, it clear it is a national contest. donald trump, the national candidate, looks the best to walk away with the nomination. after today, things will be much clearer. >> what about this new never trump movement? now you have senators like ben sasse saying he won't vote for donald trump under any circumstance even if he gets the nomination. mel martinez saying the same thing. ken melman saying that as well. what bind does this put the party in right now? >> sasse, freshman senator from nebraska, ben sasse said not only would he not vote for trump, but he would like a third candidate run for president if trump gets the nomination. you know, a few of us we

he needs a big win in his home state. he needs to come out of super tuesday with that under his belt. >> super tuesday is going to be the most important day of the entire primary. we are doing very well in texas. i'll tell you, we are running neck and neck in states across super tuesday. we have been traveling across. we were in oklahoma, arkansas, georgia. we are seeing very competitive races for super tuesday. i think the likely outcome on wednesday morning is donald trump will have a big chunk of delegates. we will have a big chunk of delegates. there will be a drop off for everybody else. what we're seeing is conservatives consolidating and uniting behind our campaign. >> no matter how super tuesday turns out, john kasich insists he is not dropping out. he predicts trump will quote win everything. he believes he will win ohio and that will kick start his campaign. kasich shooting down reports that romney asked him to drop out to unify the party. >> nobody's pressuring me to get out of the race. frankly, we got some el

clinton won seven of the eleven states that were in play... the states marked in yellow. senator bernie sanders won two... including his home state of vermont. clinton may not have clinched the nomination tonight... but she sounded like the nominee... presidential candidate"it's clear tonight that the stakes in this election have never been higher. and the rhetoric we're hearing on the other side has never been lower . trying to divide america between us and them is wrong, to let it work ." the next big day for the candidates is this weekend. voters in five state will cast a ballot on saturday. the u-s supreme court will likely be short one justice at least through the end of the year... today iowa senator charles grassley met with president obama and other lawmakers at the white house. the two spent about 20-minutes discussing the supreme court vacancy. senator grassley wants to wait until after a new president is selected to consider a nominee. senator harry reid wants the senate to do its job now. both sides say they have the constitution on their side. nevada "we have

he's still winning the most states. a lot of people stay the whole idea of the stop trump movement is based on what the republicans want their party to be rather than what it actually is. how do you look at it? >> i agree with all that. should kasich lose ohio tomorrow, it's game over. i think trump goes to the convention and has the right number of delegates. it's going to be very hard to stop him. if kasich wins, and let's say cruz picks up one state, then we're going to a conten tested n investigation. what the republican party needs to do, those of the stop trump movement, need to start looking forward to july. the problem is, they've always come in two weeks before florida is not when you start a stop trump movement. you have to start preparing to what happens if there's a contested convention. could, for example, if rubio decides to get behind kasich, does that all of a sudden seem like a really plausible thing that republicans can get behind, start supporting it today, even though kasich won't get enough to get t

the state department seeking her documents, e-mails while she was secretary of state. i know your candidate has avoided that issue. your reaction to this rnc move. >> my reaction is what brian said about being frivolous is correct. >> you are with the clinton campaign on that, as well. >> as bernie said in the debate he wants the campaign to focus on the issues that affect the lives of the people in the country. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders will face off tonight in their next debate here in miami. cnn will simulcast the democratic presidential debate at 9:00 p.m. eastern. coming up, donald trump predicts a nicer, softer tone at tomorrow's republican presidential debate. i will ask the chairman of the republican national committee what he expects to see ahead of the crucial winner-take-all races of florida and ohio next week. we are watching the live pictures of the motorcade, transporting the body of the former first lady nancy reagan to her husband's presidential library where she will lie in repose. a live report coming up as the tributes pour in. ifor all t

not just in your state or in massachusetts, but all over the united states. adams,jefferson and john who developed the northwest ordinance which put so much emphasis on education -- thomas jefferson once said that any nation which expected to be ignorant and free hopes for what never was and what never will be. thise we can conserve resource. this country has become rich because nature was good to us, and because the people who came were also among the most vigorous. basic resources were used carefully and economically, and because of the wise work done by theodore roosevelt and others, significant progress was made in conserving these resources. unless we make the proper decision today on how we shall use our water and our air and our land and our ocean, unless we make the comparable effort, and effort comparable is what theodore roosevelt and others are goingars ago, we to waste it. today's conservation movements embrace discipline unknown in the past. it must marshal our best technological resources. it must concern itself with , with the physics and chemi

state finally recognizes the jewish state. now, i know there's some skepticism about my views on this. so let me state unequivocally, and here's the acid test -- i am ready to begin such egotiations immediately, without preconditions, anytime, nywhere. that's a fact. but president abbas is not ready to do so. hat's also a fact. there is political will here in jerusalem. there's no political will there in ramallah. for the last 5.5 years, president abbas has refused to sit down and talk with me even for a minute. but that doesn't mean he's been silent. he has helped inculcate a new generation of young palestinians with murderous hatred for israel. and my friends, this incitement has deadly consequences. palestinian children are taught to stab jews. they are taught that the goal of the palestinian people is not to establish a state on the west bank, but in all of israel -- in akko, haifa, nazareth, jaffa. now, what i'm about to show you s deeply disturbing. i think you have to see for yourselves what the palestinians are teachin