bernie sanders has had a good night according to bernie sanders. the count in california might even the count in california might eve n ta ke the count in california might even take until next week but certainly bernie sanders is ahead and that is a very good news for him but also, as we have been saying all night, joe biden, a very good night for him. he has one eight of the 13 states, some big ones, north carolina, virginia, tennessee and they are still counting in texas. ron christie and mary anne marsh are here. when you look at the social and ethnic group is joe when you look at the social and ethnic group isjoe biden has managed to pull together, particularly of working—class american, what do you see in what he is gathering behind his campaign? it does look again like the 0bama bowling. an it also looks a lot like the 2018 election when democrats took the house back which was filled with women, suburban women and voters of colour and more moderate voters and candidates. when you put those two pieces together, you see thejoe biden campaign

michigan is bernie sanders' fire wall. everything is on the line tomorrow night for bernie sanders in michigan. that is where bernie sanders won a key upset victory against hillary clinton four years ago defying the polls in michigan and keeping his campaign in contention for that democratic nomination. he has to do that tomorrow on our second super tuesday when six states will be voting with michigan delivering the largest number of delegates like hillary clinton joe biden has mississippi locked up. joe biden has a significant lead over bernie sanders in michigan, according to the latest polls but four years ago hillary clinton had a 25-point lead on bernie sanders in michigan the weekend before the voting and bernie sanders still pulled out a rick tor victory. bernie sanders campaigned in michigan and missouri. here is some of what bernie sanders had to say in missouri. >> if you want to defeat trump, which all democrats do, a majority of independents and some republicans do, we are that campaign. we've got to transform

sanders at 647. bernie sanders chose not to speak last night. this morning, the viability of his campaign is in question, john. >> also breaking news on the coronavirus pandemic this morning. there are at least 1,000 cases confirmed in the united states. crossed the 1,000 threshold overnight. 31 deaths. the biggest clusters in washington state, new york and massachusetts. moments ago, the seattle times reported that the governor of washington will ban gatherings of more than 250 people. overnight a state of emergency was declared in massachusetts. at least 70 cases there are connected to one single biotech conference. one meeting, 70 cases. the new york city of new rochelle outside of new york city, the governor called in the national guard. there's a one-mile containment area there closing schools and all buildings. google this morning is telling more than 100,000 employees to work from home. the federal government is studying how to have a couple million federal employees do the same. dr. anthony fauci says it bluntly change. mattingly is live

so what does this mean for bernie sanders. it's break down the results wit former california -- left the state of california fo texas. thank you so much for joining us . we really appreciate it. >> i want it to speak with that. you were living in california and we now have a socialist candidate who has won californi versus what happened in texas where we have biden. is that an indication to you in terms of democrats that the socialism of california and the baked don't want a socialist in the southern state of texas? >> i think that there are two, things that happen. if you look at the early ballot in texas, 1 million votes that were cast before joe biden -- presented -- bernie sanders when those anyon would have won texas. once the word got out up the bernie sanders a position to frakking his support of the green new deal, the bottom just felt out of him and places like houston, the americas fourth most populous city, a big opinion poll just a few days ag found that 60% of registered democrats would oppose the gree new deal if

bernie sanders has 60. joe biden has 53. bernie sanders will carry vermont. that is one of the polls that has closed. the people still vying for this need to get 1991 delegates to win the nomination for the democrats. we will get you the results as soon as they come in. one thing to remind you, there will be moments through the night where i will pause a little bit. that is because i am getting the results as they happen. if my producer could repeat that? bernie sanders has to delegates -- two delegates in vermont. that was an easy one to call. to remind you about virginia, there are a lot of contests that are not happening tonight on the republican side. that is not an uncommon thing to happen. this happened in past democratic primaries when there wasn't a serious contender against the sitting president. it is not that unusual. we also have some totals for joe biden to update. that is not joe biden. be a lot oft contests on the republican side. the former governor of massachusetts is not considered a serious contender to donald trump. these are the totals th

bernie sanders at 29.9%. john, going into minnesota there were questions whether or not joe biden would actually hit the 15% mark that would make him viable for statewide delegates. obviously got a major boost from amy klobuchar's endorsement the night before super tuesday. joe biden in a state that bernie sanders won in 2016 in a caucus back then ended up crushing in minnesota. move over to the northeast. bernie sanders country. another state that he won in a caucus in 2016. joe biden still not called yet but leading bernie sanders in a state of maine by 7800 votes. there are questions whether joe biden would be viable in this state let alone have a chance to win this state. move down a little bit to john berman's home state. massachusetts. this is elizabeth warren's home state. this is a place that's right next door to where bernie sanders is from in vermont. joe biden won by almost 89,000 votes. elizabeth warren coming in third place. there were some wow moments earlier in the night. here's the big moment

bernie sanders in second at 269. once again, this is an outcome that few people would have predicted weeks ago let alone days ago. joe biden won states he didn't really spend any money in and he barely even campaigned in. joining us now is senator chris coons of delaware. a friend of joe biden who endorsed joe biden even before biden got in the race. senator coops, thanks for being with us. if i can get personal for a minute here, i'm just wondering. you've been a supporter of biden for decades. right? you supported his presidential campaigns before he even won a county let alone a state which happened in south carolina. so i'm just wondering for you, what was it like overnight to watch these returns come in? >> john, this was a great night for joe biden, for the democratic party, and for the future of our country. folks in delaware never stopped believing in joe. and i got to tell you, as i was out in iowa or up in new hampshire campaigning in what were tough days and difficult turnouts, there were dozens of delawar

the frontrunner, 78—year—old senator bernie sanders, has senator bernie sanders, won the primary in his hor state has won the primary in his home state of vermont. but the former vice—president, joe biden is trying to catch up, having been given a boost by endorsements from previous rivals. having one virginia and north carolina, both substantial victories. and they'll be up against a number of other contenders for the nomination, including senators and a billionaire. the race to chose a democratic nominee to take on donald trump in november will enter a new stage in the next few hours. it's super tuesday — the day lots of american democrats go to the polls to pick a candidate. at the very least this day has already shaken up the race — forcing some candidates out and catapulting others to the front of the pack. polls have already closed in eight of the us states taking part in the super tuesday primaries. senator bernie sanders is projected to win vermont, his home state, whilejoe biden is projected to win virginia, a major victory for the former vice—president. two major victo

we will hear from bernie sanders an hour from now. he now faces a very difficult choice, whether to go on in this race. there's a big debate planned sunday. >>> plus, states scramble now to contain the coronavirus. big events are banned or discouraged. more colleges and universities moved classes online. and big march sporting events now also in limbo. >>> and the coronavirus response ramps up here in washington, too. congress begins negotiations on an economic stimulus package as the number of confirmed u.s. cases passes the 1,000 mark. >> i can say we will see more cases and things will get worse than they are right now. how much worse we'll get will depend on our ability to do two things -- to contain the influx of people who are infected coming from the outside and the ability to contain and mitigate within our own country. >> and we begin the hour right there, with the rapidly growing number of novel coronavirus cases here in the united states and the now-furious public health response. now 1,006 confirmed cases across the countr

bernie sanders came home to vermont to vote today. he's still the frontrunner, but he's feeling the pressure. but a complicating factor is the uber—wealthy former new york mayor, mike bloomberg, on the ballot for the first time. he has spent an eye—watering near half billion dollars of his own money on tv adverts alone, and who knows what impact he will have. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. 3.58 pounds. here on lake bomoseen, they're announcing the winner. it's taken a weekend fishing to decide. if only the race for the democratic nomination would be resolved so quickly. is it going to be you guys this year? by the time that's decided, the ice will have long gone. jon sopel, bbc news, vermont. it looks pretty up there, doesn't it? prettier than it is out here. they're going to throw everything out us tonight. american politics for you, stormy at the moment. let us you, stormy at the moment. let us remind you of those two earlier results. cbs news projects that bernie sanders will be in the state of vermont, joe bide

you look at bernie sanders. he's got a lot of very small dollar donors who are very fired up about him. he's also looking like he's going to do very, very well tonight. i wonder though are you overly optimistic running against bernie sanders. there are similarities, in terms that have grass-roots passion that his certs have for him. >> yeah, i just think it's a very different grass-roots passion. i don't think our country can stand behind communism. you have a guy from -- >> democratic essentialist -- >> you have a guy from vermont who's talking about how wonderful these communist countries are. how great venezuela s how great cuba s. you have guys hopping on home made rafts trying to flee with their young kids and families to escape from those horrible, horrible governments. guest permits down to miami and speak to the spanish population they were saying, you've got to be kidding me. everything that we have created in the united states, we created as we run rafrom these systems. the one he's preaching. america

bernie sanders at 27. then elizabeth warren, a huge reality check has been on fumes, didn't even when one on supertuesday. bernie sanders was able to win his home state which wasn't a surprise to anybody. in vermont he won of the one% of the vote, joe biden behind him and others falling behind that. in 2016 he won with 85% of the vote with a showing against hillary clinton. joe biden and it was before and chipping away at his support even in his own backyard. and alliance share the delegates in vermont. about 3000 people, 25 miles from hill rallying for bernie. >> thank the great state of vermont and all the people in the state, not only for the victory you gave our movement but for years and years of love and support you have given me, let's go on to the white house. >> reporter: you got to wonder if he was really meeting and feeling it last night because it was a disappointing night for bernie sanders. the states in new england are part of the bigger story. joe biden over performing, bernie sanders laggi

that is the bernie sanders camp. the new got joe biden, who obviously had a good night last night. >> harris: you know it's interesting, matt? let's take a look at "the washington post" saying, "voters across 14 states collectively delivered an emphatic message on the single biggest day of the primary season area they don't want a revolution. they just want to oust donald trump." do you think that's right? >> i think that is exactly right. bernie sanders is in this race exactly where he was in 2016, which is in the low 30s. that's about the percentage of democratic primary voters that are interested in what he is selling, which is kind of a revolution. at least he calls it a political revolution. the reason he was dominating earlier in this cycle is because he had about seven opponents all chasing the same votes, and now he has one. when it's one-on-one, as we saw in 2016, his 32 percent doesn't look so good. it looked really good when others were getting 12% and 14%. but i think he's in real trouble now. >> harris:

york why does california love bernie sanders so much california loves bernie sanders because it has a lot of young people it has a very large latino community which has been coming out for bernie sanders on in significant ways and it has one of the largest muslim american communities in the country and there and can and bernie sanders invested a lot of money there were multiple offices across the state at times of staff and hundreds and hundreds of volunteers across scott lucas in birmingham elizabeth warren doing badly coming in home state massachusetts and many mike bloomberg spending half a $1000000000.00 to actually come low place. mr bloomberg and joy to finding that money in the back of a sofa because it's now lost that 500000000 he was always a sideshow for me in this campaign far more serious is what elizabeth warren does now i don't think she has a path to the nomination of course but does she drop out in the next week before the michigan primary and 5 others next tuesday or does she stay in for one more debate alongside biden and sanders on the campaign stage possibly than

presidential election the pressure is on bernie sanders to catch up to joe biden looks poised to increase his lead. and president for life or something close to it russia's parliament backs a lot of their putin's plans to change the constitution so he can stay in power until 2036. spicer welcome to the program the number of corona virus cases in europe's most affected country italy has surged above 10000 the country has recorded more than 630 deaths italy's neighbors have started tightening their borders and an increasing number of countries have stopped flights to and from italy the entire country has been placed on lockdown. a rare sight in rome the coliseum with few visitors it was so silent. you could almost hear the ancient romans cheering on their favorite gladiators modern day romans seemed willing to accept the government's anti-virus lock down if we're gratefully. i've seen the government directives they are quite precise they must be followed and everything must be done to ensure that they are respected. if. i live here and it's always full of people but this morning there's no

bernie sanders at 269. elizabeth warren who is still in this race trailing pete buttigieg who dropped out over the weekend. where do we stand. we have 77 year old joe biden battling 78 year old bernie sanders for the right to challenge 73 year old donald trump. you could call it the supte jaw suptegenarians. we have just learned he filed a request with the courts to give voters more time had that. for an update let's go to nancy courkoaferred es. >es -- cordes. >> there was an emergency junction to keep the polls open for two more hours. they've heard complaints of hours long lines and voting problems. they want a judge to grant two more hours to anyone who wants to vote. we don't know what the judge is going to do. we do know that an l.a. county executive has told cbs news that anyone who was in line by 8:00 p.m. pacific time will be allowed to vote. what we don't know now nora is how this will affect our ability to project the race in california. obviously l.a. county one of the most populous counties so

bernie sanders in three. tonight, remember. just two weeks ago, people were talking about joe biden as if it was over. we're watching three states. two of them, huge. texas and california. you see the ones that have been won. this we know. here's what we don't know. maine, 91% in. biden with a very small lead. interesting regional play. obviously new england, the hole for both these men. delaware and vermont. but california and trexs the story of the night. okay? for joe biden to be where he is in texas right now. it would have been unthinkable days ago. 32,000 votes ahead. things can change. certainly that's the story in california. notoriously, takes a long time for the vote to come in. obviously, you have an extra hour and the time change as well. but 32%. we'll be watching it all night long. why? how does latino vote come in? what is the difference between sanders and biden? what does this state tell us about the other two people in the race? michael bloomberg has a big decision to make. elizabeth warren, a sobering night.

bernie sanders. you can seat big map. the dark blue are the states that joe biden has won. the light blue is states that bernie sanders won. joe biden won mississippi. you can see it right there. the map is sill. the biden wins in the south. let's go to jake and dana. another important win for the former vice president. >> sure. he can rack up a lot of delegates in the state. not really a surprise. like i mentioned before, of the six states that are voting today, bernie sanders won four and got clobbered in mississippi that had more than 60% of the electorate today. in a is the heart and soul of joe biden's base. i'm not surprised by this at all. >> it's not surprising now. but it was a week and a day ago that the sanders campaign or maybe even a little before that with south carolina, they were really hoping that all the effort that even the people around him put in over last four years since he got clobbered in states like mississippi, they were with hillary clinton. particularly in the south to sh

what does that mean for bernie sanders? >> a coup against bernie sanders, donald trump tweeted out pete buttigieg, this is the beginning of a coup and this is right. in the next 12 hours we saw amy klobuchar drop out, beto o'rourke endorse bernie sanders. you heard them say we are endorsing joe biden tying to rigorous against bernie. rob: he has a lot of support and all the fundraising ability, he is raising already, bloomberg has more but what happens if this goes to milwaukee and they don't give it to him? >> it will be even more chaos. the first ballot of superdelegates. the electorate catching their vote. it will not be for bernie sanders, and chaos, the american people -- >> a huge crowd of thousands. >> i walked outside and joined you guys, the security guard said there are thousands of people staring at a screen watching donald trump. 27% of those registered are black or latino and they never voted in an election. and a black man told me he is increasing support in my community, people will be stunned. rob: the presi

>> i think a bernie sanders bernie sanders-elizabeth warren ticket would be very hard for joe biden to beat. that is the future of the party. actually, that's the current state of the party. joe biden is the past of the party. if you want to move forward and see a different message and a movement on the ground to defeat donald trump's unified republican movement, we have to go for the candidates and not the guy being propped up by superdelegates and establishment people doing political trading. >> harris: you really don't like joe biden! >> [laughs] >> harris: quickly before i let you go, what do you say when somebody says, "well, a democratic socialist." when you look at the stats, and they've been pretty consistent, and you put that person up against a republican, that topic doesn't do very well, democratic socialist. and you've noticed bernie sanders no longer saying the word "revolution." he corrected anderson cooper last week on sunday's "60 minutes." why did he do that? >> i think we've already taken the political revolution to the democratic party prethat's what he was always si

vermont is bernie sanders home state. cnn can project that joe biden will win virginia. 99 delegates at stake in virginia. joe biden will win the democratic presidential primary in virginia. cnn can also now project that bernie sanders will win in vermont. that's his home state, 16 delegates at stake. bernie sanders will win the democratic presidential primary in vermont. let's go to reporters covering these two contests. arlette signs is joining us right now. she's over what's going to be biden headquarters in california right now. arlette, this is going to be very good news for the biden team. >> yeah, wolf, it certainly is. it could be the first sign that joe biden has benefitted from the past 72 hours after he emerged in south carolina with a decisive victory and also picked up a key number of endorsements from his rivals as moderates are beginning in some cases to coalesce around joe biden. and biden also was trying to court african-american voters in virginia. that's a key part of the strategy super tuesday. >> bide

he actually helps bernie sanders, soa actually helps bernie sanders, so a lot of thinking for mike bloomberg to do although he does have something which usually forces failed candidate out of the race, and that is money. he willjust dig deeper in his pockets if he wants to do that. thank you very much for the moment, nick. do that. thank you very much forthe moment, nick. so do that. thank you very much for the moment, nick. so far it has been a blowout forjoe biden, and i have to say i can feel a bit of that because we are getting blown out of our studio. with had lightning, torrential rain and a lot of wind as you can hear. so for the moment, until it passes through, we are going to hand him back to make in a studio in london. thank you, welcome back to our nice warm video in london! —— nice warm studio. the bbc‘s sophie long is at a joe biden event in los angeles california. good evening from california, we are at recreation centre in los angeles, we are expecting former vice presidentjoe biden to arrive at some point stopping the atmosphere is building with the volume of the music,

bernie sanders dominated the latino vote. we'll speak sanders organizer chuck rocha, call the architect of satyrs campaign strategy to organize latinx. and we will host a roundtable with barbara ransby, william barber, and elie mystal. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the biggest voting day of the democratic presidential primary campaign has ended in a two-peperson r race betwtween fr vi presisint joe biden and senator bernie sanders. on super tuesday, biden swept the south and midwest, winning virginia, north carolina, arkansas, alabama, tennessee, oklahoma, massachusetts, minnesota, and texas, propelled by huge majority of african-american voters in southern states. onewhile, bernie sanders his home state of vermont and scored victories in the west, winning colorado and utah, and according to the associated press, sanders won the grand prize of the night, california, with significant latinx support. binds strong showing him after the dinner

for bernie sanders. i mean, i would put it this way, when sanders won nevada two weeks ago, i can't even count the days anymore, i think what the expectation was at that point was that there would be a bandwagon effect and groups of voters who sanders had struggled with would slowly start to get on board, he would win some more, they would get on board some more, a pattern we have seen a lot in the past. south carolina put an abrupt and immediate halt to that. if you looked at sanders' black support in south carolina his number liked basically identical to four years ago. his campaign said at the end of 2016 they recognized it getting blown out among black voters in 2016 is the reason he fell 3 million votes behind hillary clinton nationally. they spent four years trying to address that problem, trying to make south carolina not the disaster it was in 2016. it was every bit the disaster in 2020 for sanders as it was in 2016. the entire southeast last night was every bit the disaster for him it was in 201

they show who bernie sanders is and they contrast bernie sanders with other candidates. pundits can talk about timing and all sorts of things. we made a decision to put this ad on the air today because we think it's a way we can highlight bernie sanders best in the states coming up. michigan, missouri and washington state now. >> when you look at what you have -- what the candidate has said is going to happen, what it takes to beat trump, what your movement is doing and see the reality of what we saw last night, places where turnout was up, didn't help your coalition but biden's coalition, what is your explanation? what have you seen in the data looking that the wondering, boy, we want to get a higher turnout among young voters but not turning up? what is your diagnosis? >> look. places the media isn't looking. look at the latino vote in california for bernie sanders, young latino vote which overwhelmingly i believe 80% in california went to bernie sanders. there are -- which is by the way a critical component of any general election democratic victory is that group. we

he can catch up to bernie sanders. the question is, bernie sanders had a big lead. has a big organization. joe biden doesn't have a big organization in those states but has big momentum. so -- and a lot of people that voted early. he's really got to overperform on election day today. in california, in texas, in colorado. people are going to the polls. joe biden's has to do much better today with those voters than he's done in the early vote. >> claire, joe biden's had about as good a three-day run as possible between south carolina and super tuesday. nobody would have expected it would have gone this well. that it would have gone this smoothly. will it be enough for joe to keep it close? >> i don't know. and joe's going to have to stay on his game. i mean, we can talk about clyburn and how important that endorsement was. we can talk about the unification of the black vote in south carolina and how big that was, but also, joe biden was better. he was better in the debate. his speech after the south carolina primary was the strongest he'd given the entire cycle. so he

sanders came out ahead.>> texas is very close, we had anticipated that bernie sanders would run away with it, what does that tell you, despite all his efforts with the latin x community? >> they see joe biden, if he can put together a campaign along the lines in the last few days, speak to the people as he did tonight in the speech that he gave, fiery, on point, if he can be that joe biden, he can be donald trump, is what they are thinking. >> the big voter to or not, major excitement at the university big voter turnout, how exciting is that to see how many people were involved in the process? baker is invigorating and exciting, it is good to see people, no matter what their political views, getting engaged in getting involved, going out and voting, volunteering, talking with their friends about the issues, and exciting to be in california this year, we actually matter this time, we saw a big boost from that. >> a good one to end it on, thank you for your time.>>> california's republican party is holding a primary today, president trump easily winning the state and delegates, a huge

for bernie sanders, vermont. and right now we're looking at alabama with polls are just closing, and that looks like it will be for joe biden. so three of the first four contests that we can comfortably report tonight go to joe biden who little more than, what, 72 hours ago was given up for politically dead. that was then, this is now. whatever he was able to cobble together even in states that had early voting that came before his stunning performance in south carolina, well, one of that materialized to be a big worry for him. we're going to be digesting all these numbers besides alabama, just closing right now, the states of maine, massachusetts and oklahoma have also closed. tennessee, which was to close at this hour because of the hurricane, a lot of folks having difficulty getting to the polls right now, they will, in fact, be allowed to continue looking for places to vote until at least 9 p.m. eastern time, in some parts of the state up to 11 p.m. we're going to be digesting all of this and the battle on th

bernie sanders is the nominee. they will run from him as fast as they can. i think the houses and play with bernie sanders as the nominee. fifty-four-55 in the u.s. senate >> one of the things that he talks about are these suburban voters. just to put it in context, there are swing voters still in america. the white working class moving to trump. college-educated folks have moved to the democrat. barack obama is a pretty good politician. he lost educated white voters by 14. democrats won them overwhelmingly. particularly on the strength of women. college-educated white women in the suburbs. do we have anyone here? any college-educated white women here? i have a phd in college-educated white woman. every waking moment is about how do i please a college-educated white woman. [laughter] they are running from trump. they are running from trump. they're the ones that handed nancy pelosi the gavel. the first time a party took a group through its moderate wing. not the tea party wing. it's moderate wing. i think you will

sanders was pretty much scot-free because most democrats are afraid of bernie sanders voters and nobody wanted to do to them what hillary clinton did and end up in a position where they were in trouble. so elizabeth warren ended up taking on all that weight. >> sanders also had the infrastructure and the ground game and the people and the data, and in an email list of millions of people that he's never fa never farmed out to anyone, it's always fresh, ready to go and makes money. >> one piece of data to back up your point about the lanes, in massachusetts, asked liberal voters in the exit polls who are you going to vote for? thirty-three% for warren, 34 to sanders. so her home state people who should love her on this set of issues are splitting between her and sanders. >> let's talk about the policy proposal jamal talked about, medicare for all. you saw even today and yesterday senator warren saying, yes, but i'm the one who's proven i can pay tore that plan and trying to draw a distinction with senator sanders arguing he hasn't proven how he would fay for such an expansion of governmen

much more, i think, than bernie sanders. >> dagen: just really quickly, bernie sanders' recent comments that have come to light, his support of cuba and castro, and other leftist tyrants, devastating socialism in parts -- like venezuela, for example. people who are older, they vote, and they have very clear memories of the cold war. >> harris: i just want to draw our attention. this may or may not mean that something is imminent, but when you see an adjustment to catch more of the front door outside senator elizabeth warren -- >> carley: lovely home. [laughter] >> harris: sometimes that means somebody is about to come up. we have scooted almost a minute passed that will 30 eastern mark we were expecting to see her, to come out. expecting her to talk about dropping out of the presidential race today, among 2020 democrats. just the last few minutes. maybe there are some orchestrated timing in this, maybe not. joe biden has just tweeted. "senator elizabeth warren is the fiercest of fighters for middle-class families. her work in washington and massachusetts and on the campaign trail has ma

it's not an indictment of bernie sanders' ideas. but the older people who say this is the person who represents the party that has provided political, social, economic power for me and my family and that's why you see so many voters move in that direction. >> and it wasn't even close. and because i think what the bernie sanders base deal is it's not enough. the policies that bernie is behind would represent such a dramatic overhaul. joe biden's are different from donald trump but a continuation of the policies president obama fought for. that's what drove record turnout. it's more than that. but it's interesting the revolution didn't drive the turnout. it was a return to policies in line with the obama policies. >> i have been so focussed on watching the passion driving bernie sanders and hiz revolution that i missed just how strong the fervor to get donald trump out of office is. it's what we saw in the midterms. we saw how people came out in record numbers and just the numbers of people who came out, who were willing to wait in li

sanders and and look he's got to get past bernie sanders 1st this week and if he does not do well at the sunday debate i think the democratic party goes back to the drawing board and says we may have a problem * on our hands i would not be surprised if they were able to substitute hillary clinton and substitute michelle obama and some time between now and the day that the d.n.c. convention starts which is july 13th i think it will be very unlikely but that is still a possibility and look even jason's right here in the can prescribe someone's mental illness to them and in fact there's even an american psychological association guideline that says if you are not a physician actually treating the individual you are not to assess their psychological association however that didn't stop him s n b c c.n.n. from having people on for the past few years talking and talking about progress and terms mental fitness but here's the big reckoning in the democratic party peter and that is democrats have to ask themselves are looking at mike bloomberg us a $1000000000.00 with a b. they he said he's g

if bernie sanders is not the democratic nominee. after the convention in july will you and the other people who work for him support the democratic nominee well i will because i believe in the matter who vote lou i think we have to get trump out i think this man is insane in the white house i mean we have we have an epidemic right now in the way he's handling it is poorly and it justifies medicare for all is well you know i mean you want to senator sanders crime platform exactly i mean in an epidemic situation a poor man goes to a hospital and they ask him for insurance if he has 19 and they refuse him he can spread it you know i mean there's common sense of this paul thank you very much appreciate your joining us ok thank you so that's one voice in the crowd here at the bernie sanders wrap up party a lot of people very happy still returns trickling in we still don't know about texas so the night's not over yet and do the night is not over and speaking from his home state of vermont bernie sanders the democratic hopeful addressed hi

earlier bernie sanders addressed a raucous crowd of his supporters in his home state of vermont and he was upbeat about his chances of becoming the democratic democratic party's presidential candidate but it's a nod nod tell you were the absolute confidence we're going to win the democratic nomination god we are going to the feet the most dangerous president in their history of this country was obdurate go nowhere in the bible. i'm not joined by william do craft here in studio and alexandra phenomena in los angeles let's start with you alexandra ahead said senator bernie sanders rather was projected to win in california how significant is that victory for his campaign. well you just said to carly fornia the biggest and most important prize on super tuesday so of course it's very significant for bernie sanders and he's come pain but we also have to say that he was expected to win big in college for now because this state plays to his playing with the young voters with the latino voters with the white. and we also have to mention that 2 of are candidates mike bloomberg and joe biden seem

caller: i'm a bernie sanders supporter. i wanted to give props to the biden campaign for their victory, but i don't think there is enough time between now and what, two days before super tuesday? bernie didn't do very well in south carolina, it was an improvement over how well he did in 2016 and i think a lot of people are forgetting that. number two, i don't know if anyone has heard this, but it looks like the sanders campaign has brought in $46 million for the month of february alone. basically, he is very well suited to go all the way through june and it looks like he has amassed enough of a delegate possiblyalifornia and texas to make a stand there. let me make this point quick, i don't know if anyone is , thecting the campaign 2020 campaign with the coronavirus. if this global contagion is going to be as bad as i think it may be, bernie sanders is making the best case out of anybody as to why the for-profit medical industry should go the way of the dodo bird. ok.: that was sherman from karting can, ohio. 15 delegates a

sanders voters they seem to be motivated in favor of bernie sanders more than they are in opposition to donald trump and willing to just take whatever vehicle they can find in order to combat the president so north carolina is in many ways sort of a microcosm of the country it's got about one in 3 of the voters in this race here the democratic race are african-american joe biden tends to do well with african-americans and it might be a bit of a harbinger of how biden and sanders do around the country biden does seem to have an advantage in polls right here but we don't really know the shuffle the deck when people to dredge and any closer to our exit is bat race that states like minnesota where clover chart is from. that just makes it indeterminate who is going to win there sanders was leading in polls but closer char was 2nd will joe biden get her vote i mean really all of the polls that we've seen in the days leading up to now are now meaningless or relatively meaningless i'm just i'm just looking at a video here of. who was suspended her campaign and i don't i saw an ad for her las

bret: what is ahead for bernie sanders? what argument do you make there is a turnaround for bernie sanders? >> tweakers the seventeenth. as he win in arizona? florida? illinois? could you make an argument for that? does he win in ohio? bret: two weeks from now is george and he is dead in the water and one more, new york connecticut, delaware, maybe -- >> for the sake of argument the last tuesday in april. a lot of states on the board, new york is one of them. and upset in the state of new york, aoc out there is a lot of people campaigning for him. a lot of pressure. bret: a little coronavirus update. martha: back to the outbreak which is a very big story, growing impact on the united states, 700 confirmed cases across the country and 27 deaths. experts warned more cases are expected as testing ramps up. doctor alvarez, good to see you. what do you anticipate in terms of how many more cases we are going to see? >> numbers of increased in the last 48 hours. we will see more cases. we will do more testing. kits for the virus a

it's been a good night to bernie sanders job. i think it's been the night he expected right so california which is a place where the politics of the state a very progressive where there's a lot of early voting that's for president a huge number of democratic delegates because of their rules allocating so many to that particular state so i think at the end of the night will end with an exclamation point for him pulling in a large number of delegates but having said that it's hard to understate what a shift towards joe biden has happened over the last week and a lot of what will happen going forward in the rest of the democratic primaries is going to be how the media and the democratic primary electorate interpret these results is it is the story and is the pattern that people continue to move towards biden other candidates maybe dropping out and allowing their supporters to probably disproportionately migrate to him in which case he comes out with with the momentum and with the. you know the opportunity to probably catch up on wha

sanders won california.>> bernie's going, bernie! [ cheering ] >> cheers and hugs and happy tears among the volunteers. the joe biden surge changed landscape, but california is the prize that bernie sanders was counting on, working up and down the state, especially young latinos, working-class voters and labor unions, building a broad coalition for their progressive revolution. whether his stances are too liberal to win the general election is for debate, but some argue he's the only flocking to the center, an win. his agenda is about a country that works for all of us, not just some of us, and what we have seen over the last four decades have not worked, the majority of americans have been lost and left behind. >> reporter: before they cleared out tonight, more cheers for a job well done, as sanders' staff thanked volunteers for those they put in for so many months, we have seen at rallies in the bay area, volunteers really run the gamut of age, race, background, very diverse, drawn to his populist message. back to you. >> thank you

bernie sanders had money. bernie sanders' team had focused on the heavy latino population in the state and expected to too very well. however, joe biden over the course of the night started to grow closer, now 93%, joe biden more than 70,000 votes ahead. we have projected joe biden will win. here's why -- i want to focus on two counties specifically. dallas county. second biggest county in the state. when the early vote came in, it was interesting. bernie sanders and joe biden were neck and neck. as the ex--- the election they vote came in, after the circle victory, things clanked. joe biden -- changed. joe biden jumping up more than ten points. this is suburbs. this is the type of area where democrats flipped seats back in 2018. this is a major population center. you saw similar result down in the houston area. harris county. biggest county in the state. major demographic shifts over the last campaign cycles. joe biden opening a 30,000-type vote here. trailing bernie sanders during times as the election they

what's next for bernie sanders? >> i think bernie sanders will go to the convention feeling pretty confident that perhaps neither of them winds up with the 1991 delegates required to clinch the nomination and then it will be another fight. this is another place where joe biden is in trouble. if those bernie supporters get dissed a second time they will stay home. >> laura: powerful tornadoes tearing through tennessee, killing at least 24 people and leaving a trail of destruction. tennessee governor bill lee will join us next with more on the recovery efforts. >> this is the saddest and most tragic day in putnam county history. the death, destruction and devastation is literally unbelievable. in cities across the country. so people can experience speeds that ultra wideband can deliver. 1.7 gigs here in houston. 1.8 gigs here in frigid omaha. almost 2 gigs here in los angeles. that's outrageous. it's like an eight-lane highway compared to a two-land dirt road. ithat car is one of mine. and soon, it's going to be one o

that thing is a wider than a bernie sanders of voter. residents are finding over and i haven't seen anything this white since the democrat debate. politicians already taking strong positions on this deer. aoc calling for it to be killed to prevent it from barding which is also. [laughter] i just can't say it. i didn't do that. [laughter] i miss her. bernie sanders once i confiscate it, just like the rest of our dough, get it. joe biden thanks this is my sister, and my wife. [laughter] yes. albinism' albino is him is called by a low level or absence of melanin which is similar to a finding of billy joel concert. experts say albino deer like this one are extremely rare, but they are probably better medium rare, don't you think? only one in 30,000 deer are the shade of white. sorta like this member of the cherokee nation ♪ ♪ there rare albino native american, miss you liz. topic number two, now it's go to florida were found exactly what you'd expect, old people getting horny. [laughter] it's the key west conch shell blowing contest, or

what is ahead for bernie sanders? what argument do you make that there is some kind of turn around as you look at the calendar? >> the tenth, next week the 17th. does he win in arizona? does he win in illinois? could you make an argument for that? does he win in ohio? i will take you one step further, two weeks from tonight, it's georgia, and he's dead in the water there. >> bret: and then one more? >> new york, potentially the new york, connecticut, delaware may be, but -- for the sake of argument, last tuesday in april. a lot of states on the board, new york is one of them. does he pull an upset in the state of new york? he's going to have aoc out there and a lot of people campaigning for him. >> bret: going to be a lot of pressure. those are the numbers. martha, back to you, a coronavirus update. >> martha: thank you guys. back to the outbreak, which is obviously a very big story, growing impact on the united states come over 700 confirmed cases across the country, and at least 27 deaths. experts warn more cases ar

there's something about bernie sanders that i like he's a rebel he has been bernie sanders for 30 plus years what you see is what you get this is what he said he's authentic he believes in whether it's right or whether there's something to be said for that and agreed and number 2 i feel so sorry for yet again young people who put their money and their time and their effort and their belief in somebody only to have their pulled away let me tell you you know who is going to be the person responsible for the ultimate double crossed bernie because he never had it in his mind at all to take this all the way and that's the sad part because i'm telling you i just wanted to see maybe add to that it will get me politically or ideologically there's something about him that i'd like dammit he stands for something and that's refreshing you know you danny one of the thing i go i guess ever since super tuesday actually even before it i mean in my small circle that i talk on a very regular basis about politics there's one thing and most of my friends are conservative but most people almost all conser

bernie sanders. again? biden's former rival, amy klobuchar, pete buttigieg, beto o'rourke, have thrown thei. it happened last night. >> he can bring our country together, and build that coalition of our fired up democratic base. [cheers and applause] as well as independents and moderate republicans. >> i'm looking for a president who will draw out what is best in each of us, and i'm encouraging everybody who was part of my campaign to join me, because we have found that leader in vice president, soon to be president, joe biden. >> harris: today will also be the first time mike bloomberg appears on the ballot. he is insisting he will stay in the race no matter what happens tonight. meanwhile, bernie sanders is getting back at democrats' efforts to derail his campaign as he aims to cement his frontrunner status. >> it's not just the corporate establishment that is getting nervous. the political establishment is getting nervous. [cheers and applause] and they look at rallies like this in st. paul and th

sanders populism is that bernie sanders goes after this that bushman and the billionaires billionaires millionaires billionaires when is it day in day out trump goes after the establishment and the political elites and this is also has the addition in the republican and democratic party between the left and the right the left has this obsession with capitalism and excess capitalism and capitalists and billionaires and inequality on the republican side there is always fear of too much power in the hands of government and hence populist on the left some populist rights are different in some ways but they do meet in their techniques my want to hold that point let's get some more results now from michele. all right daryn so as we mentioned as you mentioned the 1st polls to close were in a virginia vermont and part of alabama we can project that bernie sanders is the winner and vermont there are 16 delegates up for grabs there they will be allocated proportionately of course bernie sanders has been the senator and vermont since 2007 and for several years before that he was gresham ill repre