clinton: half a billion. look, when president bush was in office, his energy department said that there is enough wind blowing between north dakota's border with canada and west texas border with mexico to electrify america several times over. complete. the problem is that with certain exceptions, the wind blows where the people are not. so, can you imagine the number of jobs we could create redoing our electrical grid and building those cables and pipelines and putting all of those things --? none of those jobs could be exported, those are american jobs. there were be jobs in arizona. [applause] fmr. pres. clinton: for those to tell you this is not economical, let me just say this, or are three states in this country that already get a third or more of their electricity every day from the wind. minnesota, iowa, and believe it or not, texas. iowa has the lowest electric rates in the united states of america because they rely on homegrown energy and all the jobs it creates and all the incomes those farmers mak

hillary clinton would like to come back. it's like drawing to an inside straight. >> hohio and missouri with similar demographics. >> this was in the 9:00 hour before the results were quite so clear in michigan, the race was closer there. she was talking a lot about donald trump. let's listen. >> you can't be talking about building walls or turning the clock back. we have to build on what made america great in the first place, our energy and optimism, our openness and creativity. nobody works harder than americans. nobody innovates better. nobody dreams bigger. and if we work together, i know america will outcompete anybody anywhere in the world. >> that was hillary clinton earlier. it's interesting that she chose to come out while donald trump was giving his speech. do you think that's intentional? all the networks were carrying the donald trump speech. do you think she didn't want to necessarily get a lot of coverage tonight? >> well, i don't know about that. i don't know any politician who doesn't want to get coverage. >>

clinton. because they don't. the records exist on mrs. clinton's private server. that's exactly what has happened in these freedom of information cases, right down the street here at the federal courthouse. judge emmitt sullivan has discovered, well, nobody told me there was no government account. now that we know there's a private server, i want to take testimony from everybody involved in that process. >> joe digenova is our guest. he's been a u.s. attorney for the district of columbia during the reagan administration. he prosecuted john hinckley. he's been a staff director at the senate rules committee. he's investigated governor spitzer up in new york. he's named special council by the house of representatives to look into the teamsters in the '90s. several different positions and he and his wife victoria tunsing have their own law firm focusing on criminal issues? >> criminal, legislative, regulato regulato regulatory. one of my proudest accomplishments, worked with c-span, we helped launch c-span, which was one of my favorite moments. >> too bad he's not aro

for hillary clinton. as you know, bernie sanders will also reach some delegates tonight as well. >> that's right, he's won four states. meanwhile, bill, on the candidates all year long, democrats like their leader, republicans are not happy with their leaders in washington. donald trump, ted cruz doing well. >> yep, i mean, democrats are happy with their democratic president. republicans are unhappy with the democratic president and decided over the last few years to be very unhappy about republican leaders as well. trump. he's the leader in the race, no question, he'll have attend of the day, about 250 delegates ted cruz and marco rubio, between them, will have won about 320 delegates. hillary clinton is pretty comfortably ahead. this race, there are two possible paths, trump winning or trump not winning and ending up with a brokered or contested convention. everything depends on two weeks from tonight. if he wins florida and ohio, it's probably over. convention. if he wins one and loses one, hard to tel

i gather that the clinton team knows with hillary clinton approaching the microphone at 9:00 p.m. eastern time, she's going to have quite an audience tonight to try to make the case to try to wrap up this nomination. >> reporter: that's certainly the case. hillary clinton has been saying all along, this campaign is about winning delegates. and that's what she's been trying to do. one state at a time. when the ohio results came in, one senior aide was in this room here jumping and clapping. that's what a huge victory this is for them. she needed to win here, and she really -- there was so much focus on ohio after that bruising loss in michigan. she did not want to go into a general election with a loss like ohio, a bell weather state on her hands here. and lose to bernie sanders, once again in that state. we have not yet heard from bernie sanders' campaign tonight. ohio was a state he was really hoping to win. no words so far. he is holding his election night event in arizona this evening. the next state up on the ballot where he is looking to do some damage there. >> let's bring i

hillary clinton so far very good day for hillary clinton. she's won three states, florida, north carolina and ohio. important wins for hillary clinton on this day. let's go over to john king over at the magic wall. we have three outstanding contests right now. 99% of the vote is in in missouri and donald trump has a very, very slight lead. look at how close it is. >> 99% of the vote. we're still waiting on a good chunk of precincts. a little shy of 3,000 votes there. the one reason you would say trending in a very close election, you think donald trump is going to keep that lead, he's leading in st. louis county, not by much, nothing yet from st. louis city, some places are just consistent. we said this about detroit. st. louis very consistent, you are get the vote late. nothing there at all. in the very little we do have, trump is ahead. if that holds up and this holds up in the suburbs, if these leads hold up, donald trump likely to keep that lead but it's a nail bite in missouri. we have to overlay a congressional map and -- the winner wi

hillary clinton is the winner in both of those states. two more wins nr hillary clinton. right now at the top of the hour, a key race alert we want to share with you right now as well. let's go first to oklahoma on the republican side. a close contest over there. based on our exit polls, ted cruz at 32%. donald trump and marco rubio at 27%. those are exit poll estimates. in massachusetts on the democratic side, estimates, 52% for bernie sanders, 46% for hillary clinton. close contest there. in oklahoma, on the democratic side as well, similarly, bernie sanders 51%, 46% for hillary clinton. those are estimates based on the exit polls. remember, these exit polls are based on our early survey of voters as they left their polling locations. the final outcome may be different. we can expect those numbers, by the way, to change throughout the night. so let's take a look at the wins so far tonight. for donald trump, he has won four states. georgia, alabama, massachusetts, and tennessee. similarly, hillary clinton, she has won four states. georgia, virginia, alabama, and tennesse

clinton in the general election. after icing the media for 88 days, clinton finally taking questions from reporters today. >> i'm going to keep going. i've got a lot of work to do between now and next tuesday and the tuesday after that. >> reporter: now it seems hillary has one eye on sanders and one eye on trump, as we head into the november election. in monday's "new york times" clinton's advisers and strategists highligiged a plan to test ads that w wld portray trump as a misogynist and an enemy to the working class whose brash temper would put the nation and the world in grave danger. tonight hillary clinton taking a subtle jab at trump. >> i believe what we need in america today is more love and kindness. instead of building walls, we're going to break down barriers. >> reporter: trump in typical form was much more direct. >> i watched hillary's speech. and she's talking about wages have been poor and everything's poor and everything's doing badly but we're going to make it -- she's been there for so i mean, if

that is why for hillary clinton. systemriminal justice that is indeed just, hillary will fight and that is why i am for her. for comprehensive immigration reform not in a few years it next year, hillary clinton will fight. and that is why i am for her. lobby ande gun against gun violence, hillary clinton will fight and that is why i am for her. [applause] tom perez: for equal pay for equal work, hillary clinton will fight for us. lgbt quality, hillary clinton will fight for us. against the so-called right to work for less laws and for collective bargaining, hillary clinton will fight for us. and that is why i am for her. for affordable health care, to continue our progress to universal health coverage by working with the aca to make it better, hillary clinton will fight for us. and you know what, folks? as someone with two kids in , forge as of september college affordability, hillary clinton will fight for me. and for you and for everybody else. but you know what? before hillary clinton can fight for us, we need to

donald trump versus hillary clinton race happens. easy victory for hillary clinton. others say donald trump scrambles the playbook. he'll do well with white like ohio, pennsylvania. >> i think initially we'll see that hillary clinton would be favored in a race like that. couple of things that we have to keep in mind. first, it's very difficult for hillary clinton to run against and campaign against an unpredictable candidate like donald trump. the hardest to run against when someone is unpredictable. the other thing is, hillary clinton has demonstrated in the primaries and demonstrated in the polls is a flawed candidate for a general election, she's disliked by a majority of the country and disliked by a majority of the country. so, i don't think this is a slam-dunk for hillary clinton. i think she's slightly favored going into a general election. no telling what will unfold against an unpredictable candidate. >> cecilia vega, meantime the clinton campaign and allies have started to put together a >> yes, they have. there were reports out this week they have an oppos

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hillary clinton and donald trump leading the pack. now on a likely collision course in the november election. >> get them out of here, please. >> but will the republican party unite behind their controversial front-runner? or is it a fight all the way to a contested convention? senator bernie sanders holding & strong on his home turf. >> it is good to be home! >> but is this delegate tsunami for hillary clinton enough to keep sanders down? >> if you don't want to see donald trump -- >> and can cruz launch an effort to keep trump from the nomination? >> announcer: this special tuesday," will be right back. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidentiti candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) >> announcer: this is a special edition of "nightline," "super tuesday." >>> good evening. it's the aptly named super tuesday . a rgh and tumble night of politi

hillary clinton 50% to bernie sanders' 48%. again, when you break down the black voters, hispanic voters, the gap much wider. hillary clinton 83% to sanders' 15%. and then hispanic voters 67% to sanders at 33%. make no mistake, this is going to be the coalition that the clinton team wants to use as they continue to move forward. mow, on the last question of when on the republican side the voters made up their mind, if they made up their mind a month or so ago, look at this, donald trump 48% of those. 27% for ted cruz. marco rubio 13%. so donald trump holding the republican voters, the majority of them who decided some time ago. we've seen all this mudslinging in the last 24, 48 hours. marco rubio trying to deliver some of what trump typically dishes out right back to him. of these late deciders in the last couple of days it seemed to work. a split right down the middle. rubio, cruz. donald trump 24% of late deciders. the attacks appear to have worked. the only question, was it too little too late. juju, back to you. >> thanks,

hillary clinton over bernie sanders. in texas, this was big, hillary clinton also beating bernie sanders. strong hispanic vote there, as well. le arkansas, 69% to 27% for in virginia, 64% hillary clinton and 35% for bernie sanders cecilia, they laid out those fire wahls in the south. >> the road to super tuesday success for hillary clinton was through the south. i was down there this week with her. that's clinton country. i interviewed so many voters, many had no idea who bernie sanders was. her sources are confident this nomination is hers. the path to nomination when you lose this much in delegate-rich states it doesn't add for bernie sanders right now. massachusetts is a toss-up right now. >> still waiting. matt gutman in florida with the clinton campaign right there. pretty call cows crowd there. florida such a key state both in the primaries and the general election. >> that's right, george, and the voting here has already started ballots on march 15th. right on the wall over there, not many banners there, there's a

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hillary clinton, we project, also will win florida. a big win for hillary clinton in florida. this is an important moment for hillary clinton, important moment for donald trump. they both win florida. let's get a key race alert right now. we got key race alerts. we got a race under way in missouri, though, right now we cannot make projections, but based on the cnn exit poll estimates we have, look at this in missouri on the republican side, ted cruz is stl

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for hillary clinton. lot more delegates to be allocated. she'll get a lot more and if you look at where things stand overall, the four other contests, look at this lead she has. this is where they have to go, 1,462 more to go. she's got this huge lead built up over bernie sanders and remember the democrats, every single primary and caucus is por porti portional. if he starts winning races, hillary clinton will continue to add to their total. >> i whatn't to bring that donna brazile, you know what this looks over the democratic side. once you build up, a hard lead, hard for the challenger to catch up. >> we reward on the democratic performance. this is a good night for hillary clinton. no question that bernie sanders will accumulate delegates whether it's in minnesota, colorado or some of the other states. but she'll win a large chunk of delegates because she'll win those areas where the democratic performance is very, very high. >> and matthew dowd, she has a bit of a balancing act right now. she hasn't p

let's look at senator clinton first. she won 88% of democratic voters for whom experience was the top issue. she won 8 out of 10 among women, she took almost two-thirds, 65%, and those who ranked the economy the top issue. donald trump won six states and here is a look where his strength came from. he won 63% of republicans who wanted an outsider and he won a majority of voters who ranked immigration as their top issue and he won 44% of voters who put change at top and he won 37% of conservatives, although those who describe themselves very conservative, ted cruz had the highest numbers there. with hillary clinton's strong night, how would sanders voters feel if clinton was the nominee ultimately? they are split down the middle. 38% said they would be satisfied with clinton and 79% said they would not. a different look when you look at the republican side of things. among nontrump voters on super tuesday in the gop side, fully 74%, nearly three-quarters, told us they would not be satisfied with donald trump as their nomi

donald trump versus hillary clinton race happens. easy victory for hillary clinton. others say donald trump scrambles the playbook. he'll do well with white like ohio, pennsylvania. >> i think initially we'll see that hillary clinton would be favored in a racee like that. couple of things that we have to keep in mind. first,t,it's very difficult for hillary clinton to run against and campan against an unpredictable candidate like nald trump. the hardest to run against when someone is unpredictable. the other thing is, hillary clinton has demonstrated in the primaries and demonstrated in the polls i i a flawed candidate for a general election, she's disliked b a majority of the country and disliked by a majority of the country. so, i don't think this is a slam-dunk for hillary clinton. i think she's slightly favored going into a genenal election. no telling what will unfold against an unpredictable candidate. >> cecilia vega, meantime the clinton campaign and allies have started to put together a campaign against donald trump. there were reports out this week they hav

. >> he took aim at hillary clinton and hillary clinton took remarks. >> because this country belongs to all of us not just those at the top! not just to people who look one think one way. [ cheers ] america prospers when we all prospers. america is strong when we are all strong. and we know we've got work to do. but, that work -- that work is not to make america great again, america never stopped being great. [ cheers ] we have to make america whole -- we have to fill in! fill in what's been hollowed out. >> make america great again versus make america whole. let's get a sense of hillary clinton's sweep tonight. winning six states. hillary clinton n the state of alabama, 78% to 19%. georgia, 72% to 28%. tennessee, same story. 63% to 25%. hillary clinton over bernie sanders. in texas, this was big, hillary clinton also beating bernie sanders. strong hispanic vote there, as well. le arkansas, 69% to 27% for bernie sanders. in virginia, 64% hillary clinton and 35% for bernie sanders cecilia, they laid out those fire wahls in the south. >> the road to super tuesday success for hillary cl

donald trump versus hillary clinton race happens. easy victory for hillary clinton. others say donald trump scrambles the playbook. he'll do well with white working-class voters, in places like ohio, pennsylvania. >> i think initially we'll see that hillary clinton would be favored in a race like that. couple of things that we have to keep in mind. first, it's very difficult for hillary clinton to run against and campaign against an unpredictable candidate like donald trump. the hardest to run against when someone is unpredictable. clinton has demonstrated in the primaries and demonstrated in the polls is a flawed candidate for a general election, she's disliked by a majority of the country and disliked by a majority of the country. so, i don't think this is a slam-dunk for hillary clinton. i think she's slightly favored going into a general election. no telling what will unfold against an unpredictable candidate. >> cecilia vega, meantime the clinton campaign and allies have started to put together a campaign against donald trump. >> yes, they have. there were repor

hillary clinton over bernie sanders. in texas, this was big, hillary clinton also beating bernie sanders. strong hispanic vote there, as well. le arkansas, 69% to 27% for bernie sanders. in virginia, 64% hillary clinton and 35% for cecilia, they laid out those fire wahls in the south. >> the road to super tuesday success for hillary clinton was through the south. i was down there this week with her. that's clinton country. i interviewed so many voters, many had no idea who bernie sanders was. her sources are confident this nomination is hers. the path to nomination when you lose this much in delegate-rich states it doesn't add for bernie sanders right now. massachusetts is a toss-up right now. >> still waiting. matt gutman in florida with the clinton campaign right there. pretty call cows crowd there. florida such a key state both in the primaries and the general election. >> that's right, george, and the voting here has already started and begins in earnest for early ballots on march 15th. right o not many banners there

for hillary clinton. as you know,ernie sanders will also reach some delegates tonight as well. >> that's right, he's won four states. meanwhile, bill, on the republican side, those outsider candidates a year long, democrats like their leader, republicans are not happy with their leaders in washington. donald trump, t@d cruz doing well. >> yep, i mean, democrats are happy with theirdemocratic republicans are unhappy with the democratic president and decided over the last few years to be very unhappy about republican leaders as well. it was a good tuesday for donald trump. he's the leader in the race, no question, he'll have attend of the day, about 250 delegates ted cruz and marco rubio, between them, will have won about 320 delegates. hillary clinton is pretty comfortably ahead. this race, there are two possible paths, trump winning or trump not winnnng and ending up with a brokered or contested convention. everything depends on two weeks from tonight. if he wins florida and ohio, it's probably over. if h

about clinton. but take a look compared to january there. hillary clinton's trajectory is the wrong direction, she ticked down from january in enthusiasm. bernie sanders has really gotten a nice bump since january in terms of how democrats feel about his potential nomination or potential candidacy as the nominee. we look at how they split with donald trump t republican front-runner. what does it look like. take here, hillary clinton versus donald trump, our cnn national poll this week, 53% for clinton, 41% for trump. that's a healthy 12-point margin there in a national election of it but take a look at bernie sanders. it's 20 points. he defeats donald trump in our poll, 58% to 38%. so when bernie sanders is expressing and touting the enthusiasm he sees in his crowds, when bernie sanders says he does a better job defeating -- not just donald trump but frankly, any of the republican potential nominees, than hillary clinton, our poll matches that. those are his strong suits right now. a lot of that loo

hillary clinton over bernie sanders. clinton also beating bernie sanders. well. le arkansas, 69% to 27% for in virginia, 64% hillary clinton and 35% for bernie sanders cecilia, they laid out those fire wahls in the south. >> the road to super tuesday success for hillary clinton was through the south. i was down there this week with her. that's clinton country. i interviewed so many voters, many had no idea who bernie sanders was. her sources are confident this nomination is hers. the path to nomination when you lose this much in delegate-rich states it doesn't add for bernie sanders right now. massachusetts is a toss-up right now. >> still waiting. matt gutman in florida with the clinton campaign right there. pretty call cows crowd there. florida such a key state both in the primaries and the general election. >> that's right, george, and the and begins in earnest for early ballots on march 15th. right on the wall over there, not many banners there, there's an american flag and a hillary fighting for us banner. hillary clinton is urging her supporters to vote as

hillary clinton and donald trump leading the pack. now on a likely collision course in the november elections. >> get him out of here, please. >> but will the republican party unite behind their controversial front-runner, or is it a fight all the way to a contested convention? senator bernie sanders holding strong on his home turf. >> it is good to be home! >> but is this delegate tsunami for hillary clinton enough to keep sanders down? >> if you don't want to see donald trump -- to keep trump from the nomination? >> this special edition of "nightline," super tuesday, will be right back. ghtline," "super >> announcer: this is a special edition of "nightline," "super tuesday." >>> good evening. it's the aptly named super tuesday. a rough and tumble night of politics. voters weighing in loud and clear on the biggest night of the primary season. 12 states casting votes in all tonight. everything is bigger, even its outsize role in politics. ted cruz edging out a victory in his home state, considered a must win to remain viable in this c

hillary clinton over bernie sanders. in texas, this was big, hillary clinton also beating bernie sanders. well. bernie sanders. in virginia, 64% hillary clinton and 35% for bernie sanders cecilia, they laid out those fire wahls in the south. >> the road to super tuesday success for hillary clinton was through the south. i was down there this week with her. that's clinton country. i interviewed so many voters, many had no idea who bernie sanders was. her sources are confident this nomination is hers. the path to nomination when you lose this much in delegate-rich states it doesn't add for bernie sanders right now. massachusetts is a toss-up right now. >> still waiting. matt gutman in florida with the clinton campaign right there. pretty call cows crowd there. florida such a key state both in the primaries and the general election. voting here has already started and begins in earnest for early ballots on march 15th. right on the wall over there, not many banners there, there's an american flag and a hillary fighting for u

. >> he took aim at hillary clinton and hillary clinton took aim at him in her victory remarks. >> because this country belongs to all of us not just those at the top! not just to people who look one way, worship one way or even [ cheers ] america prospers when we all prospers. america is strong when we are all strong. and we know we've got work to do. but, that work -- that work is not to make america great again, america never stopped being great. we have to make america whole -- we have to fill in! fill in what's been hollowed out. >> make america great again versus make america whole. let's get a sense of hillary clinton's sweep tonight. winning six states. starting out in the south, hillary clinton n the state of alabama, 78% to 19%. georgia, 72% to 28%. tennessee, same story. 63% to 25%. sanders. in texas, this was big, hillary clinton also beating bernie sanders. strong hispanic vote there, as well. le arkansas, 69% to 27% for in virginia, 64% hillary clinton and 35% for bernie sanders cecilia, they laid out those fire wahls in the south. >> the road to super tuesday success for hil

for hillary clinton as well. home state of arkansas, lived there for 18 years, bill clinton of course governor of that state and virginia as well a key swing state in the general election. here's the big one for hillary clinton tonight. break through in the northeast, a win in massachusetts. i'm here with cecilia vega, you covered that campaign from the start. this one was the one that mattered the most. >> this is one they were hoping to win. clearly, they're claiming victory and very happy about this. this is also the state that bernie sanders needed to win. if he couldn't win in massachusetts, where can he win big? that didn't happen for him tonight. the road to super tuesday success for hillary clinton was through the south. she won big among african-american voters. george, i was down in those states talking to voters, so many voters i met had no idea what bernie sanders stood for. is looking narrower and narrower tonight. >> hillary clinton hoping to put it altogether and all away in the state of florida. m

hillary clinton needs 59%. even though she's dominating and winning many more states than bernie sanders because of the proportional democratic rules, she needs about 59. so 6 out of 10 democratic delegates. which means she can't stumble but to beat her, bernie sanders has to start winning 65-35. even if hillary clinton is losing, even if she's losing some states, 52-48 and then winning some, 55-45, she'll continue the march. >> john king, thanks. back with our panel, gloria borger, bernie sanders will probably stay through even if he's not going to get the nomination. >> he's had a huge impact on this race and he's got a lot of money. what's the reason for him to get out? as long as they are not name calling on the republican side, you know that democrats are happier voters, that each candidate is acceptable, that if hillary clinton were to become the nominee, as you were saying earlier, the sanders voters -- >> do you think there will be a ton of democratic debates? if you're hillary clinton, do you want to b

with hillary clinton's strong night, how would sanders voters feel if clinton was the nominee ultimately? they are split down the milled. 38% said they would be satisfied with clinton and 79% said they would not. a look at the republican side of things. among nontrump voters on super tuesday in the gop side, fully 74%, nearly three-quarters, told us they would not be satisfied with donald trump as their so a deep khasm in the republican party. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will wrap up the results of super tuesday and discuss the growing divide in the republican party. >>> straight ahead on the morning news, we will speak one-on-one with "face the nation" host john dickerson and get his impression on the race for the white house. >>> and, later, astronaut scott kelly touches down on earth after a historic trip in space. this is the "cbs morning news." with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis. delicious and good for you. new activia fruit fusion. hi i' m kristie. and i' m jess. and we are the bug chicks.

with hillary clinton's strong night, how would sanders voters feel if clinton was the nominee ultimately? they are split down the milled. 38% said they would be satisfied with clinton and 79% said they would not. a look at the republican side of things. among nontrump voters on super tuesday in the gop side, fully 74%, nearly three-quarters, told us they would not be satisfied nominee. so a deep khasm in the republican party. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will wrap up the results of super tuesday and discuss the growing divide in the republican party. >>> straight ahead on the morning news, we will speak one-on-one with "face the nation" host john dickerson and get his impression on the race for the white house. >>> and, later, astronaut scott kelly touches down on earth after a historic trip in space. this is the "cbs morning news." with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, bifidus regularis. delicious and good for you. new activia fruit fusion. and i' m jess. and we are the bug chicks. we're a nano-business. windows 10 really helps us get the word o

this morning, it is donald trump and hillary clinton hillary clinton hillary clinton >> thank you for joining us. how is it going? >> good morning. better than yesterday. >> we'll take that. we'll be heating, getting into the 80's. a weak front. we'll talk about what that will bring in a bit. we'll check in with you then. breaking news in orange county where a deputy has been hurt in a rollover crash. his s.u.v. ended up upside down. it happene on kelly park road. johnny is there live. you just got new information. >> that's right. i spoke with deputies and they told me that deputy involved in the crash was responding to a call and this whole thing took place. they are trying to figure out how this happened. i want to show you video from when we got on the scene. you can see the s.u.v. flipped

let's look at senator clinton first. she won 88% of democratic voters for whom experience was the top issue. she won 8 out of 10 african-american voters and among women, she took almost two-thirds, 65%, and those who ranked the economy the top issue. donald trump won six states and here is a look where his strength came from. he won 63% of republicans who wanted an outsider and he won a majority of voters who ranked immigration as their top issue and he won 44% of voters who put change at top and he won 37% of conservatives, although those who describe themselves very conservative, ted cruz had the highest numbers there. with hillary clinton's strong night, how would sanders voters feel if clinton was the nominee ultimately? they are split down the middle. 38% said they would be satisfied with clinton and 79% said they would not. a different look when you look at the republican side of things. among nontrump voters on super tuesday in the gop side, fully 74%, nearly three-quarters, told us they would not be satisfied wit

versus -- hillary clinton and donald trump, hillary wins, hillary clinton and ted cruz, hillary wins, and hillary clinton and john kasich, john kasich wins. he is the old candidate who has said that he will be to hillary clinton and these numbers bear that out. in some cases, he has a substantial majority with key groups. he beats her with married parents, he beats her with whites, among catholics, and among men. he put together a broad spectrum of constituencies that you need if you are going to beat hillary clinton if she is the nominee on her side. , one moreright, ann blockbuster, it is called, "clinton has fallen." walk us through without any spoilers. this is about party sticking us. what we did is that we looked at the people with sanders and a kasich matchup. what would those people do if it turned out if it was hillary clinton versus john kasich? 19% of those sanders supporters effect to john kasich. for ted cruz, they voted bernie sanders, and 11% goes to ted cruz. and the smallest number goes to donald trump. they keep thinking that there is alike,, something between donal

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there is a sense among clinton supporters there are these separate clinton rules, that she's held to a different standard than other candidates that no other candidate would be asked to do the things she's asked to do. the sanders campaign and her opponent have to seize on whatever they can. the idea is to defeat her, right? that's not surprising. i think that the sanders campaign is going to continue to hammer on that. but i do think think what kristen pointed out is where clearly the sanders team hopes they can get traction against hillary clinton, and that is on this issue of trade, that issue of nafta. she was not the president, she was the first lady. but really zeroing in on the trade policies of the 1990s, and trying to take the 1990s away from hillary clinton. you'll notice tonight whenever the attacks came her way, hillary clinton pivoted back to the bill clinton economy. so i think what the sanders campaign hopes to do is say, if you want to own the bill clinton economy, we're going to make you own the policies that people now decided were not a good idea, things like nafta

clinton race happens. easy victory for hillary clinton. others say donald trump scrambles the playbook. he'll do well with white working-class voters, in places like ohio, pennsylvania. >> i think initially we'll see that hillary clinton would be favored in a race like that. couple of things that we have to keep in mind. first, it's very difficult for hillary clinton to run against and campaign against an unpredictable candidate like donald trump. the hardest to run against when someone is unpredictable. the other thing is, hillary clinton has demonstrated in the primaries and demonstrated in the polls is a flawed candidate for a general election, she's disliked by a majority of the country and disliked by a majority of the country. so, i don't think this is a slam-dunk for hillary clinton. going into a general eltion. no telling what will unfold against an unpredictable candidate. >> cecilia vega, meantime the clinton campaign and allies have started to put together a campaign against donald trump. >> yes, they have. there were reports ou

sanders, like clinton, beats trump and ted cruz in a hypothetical contest, but unlike clinton, he beats john kasich. 46% to 44%. and yet, both sanders and kasich are getting pressured to leave the race. sanders and hasek -- and kasich often out. why isn't that argument breaking through? john: this is going to be a dream for you, i'm going to speak as little as possible because my voice is gone. but i will say, electability is an argument that does not resonate much with voters. they all say they will elect a nominee, but what they care more about is can people get things done, what are their ideologies, their passions about issues they care about? not the app stack -- the abstract question of who will win in the fall. where the nominee is is likely to be electable. mark: it does beg the question of why clinton is doing worse than sanders. i also wonder why kasich is doing so well. i wonder if it is because people know about him and like him, that he has a record in ohio. or is it simply because he is not cruz or trump. same with sanders. it is a strange thing. electability, it does not

neither did bernie sanders but bill clinton did come here and campaign on hillary clinton's behalf. hillary clinton coming out with the win tonight, no big surprise on the democratic side, john. >> let's talk republicans for a second now. the polls show that donald trump has been leading and yet some republicans, especially ted cruz, is pointing to louisiana, where it got very tight despite what the polls said, right? >> yeah, you know, donald trump as the people have been saying has sort of so far swept the deep south. he also did well a week ago on super tuesday but on saturday in louisiana he only won by four percentage points. the question is can he win mississippi and if he does win, will he win by a big margin. ted cruz hopes to come out on top. his campaign said at this point mississippi is a big question mark. ted cruz got a big endorsement by mississippi's governor. if ted cruz can win, he can make the argument that donald trump is losing support in the south and if he z win but comes close, he can say look at louisiana, donald trump barely won. look at mississippi, donald

with hillary clinton's strong night, how would sanders voters feel if clinton was the nominee ultimately? they are split down the milled. 38% said they would be satisfied with clinton and 79% said they would not. a look at the republican side of things. among nontrump voters on super tuesday in the gop side, fully 74%, nearly three-quarters, told us they would not be satisfied with donald trump as their nominee. so a deep khasm in the republican party. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will wrap up the results of super tuesday and discuss the growing divide in the republican party. morning news, we will speak one-on-one with "face the nation" host john dickerson and get his impression on the race for the white house. >>> and, later, astronaut scott kelly touches down on earth after a historic trip in space. this is the "cbs morning news." with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis. delicious and good for you. new activia fruit fusion. hi i'm kristie. and i'm jess. and we are the bug chicks. we're a nano-busine

but at the end of the day, hillary clinton did lose and the clinton campaign is already spinning why it is that they lost to sanders, a state that they should have won, doing sort of an autopsy of what went wrong in the state, and as they look ahead to march 15, important states like ohio, they're going to be taking a lesson from tonight, making sure they do not repeat the mistakes from tonight. >> on the republican side, people were wondering is donald trump vulnerable? that's what they were saying. the results last night, three wins doesn't look very vulnerable. >> that's right. he is well on his way to the nomination, at least that is what he is telling his supporters and voters. ted cruz also cementing his position as probably the only republican candidate in the field who has sort of a chance of taking on donald trump, giving him a run for his money. all of this is not just because cruz won idaho, but because rubio and kasich did not do well. you mentioned that rubio did not get any delegates, maybe he'll pick up a couple in hawaii. but even so, a very good night for rubio. for

you have chelsea clinton here, bill clinton here. crisscrossing the state today. secretary clinton has spent a lot of time here in the past week. they are anticipating that the polls will get a lot tighter. as you point out, senator sanders has been very aggressively hitting eron the issue of trade for supporting nafta. secretary clinton pushing back, saying look, she's called for reforms to nafta and she wouldn't support any trade deal moving forward that didn't increase job growth. this is going to be a hot-button issue tonight, no doubt about that. the other big issue, the water crisis here in flint. secretary clinton will likely tout the fact that she was the first candidate to visit flint, michigan, that chelsea clinton today will be unveiling a new initiative along with the mayor of flint to try to deal with the crisis. but the resident here want specifics, thomas. that's what we keep hearing. it's going to be critical for secretary clinton and senator sanders if he wants to keep his momentum going from last night to come tonight with specifics. this is an i

hillary clinton wins arizona. she will have won 18 states plus two territories. >> just a quick point. sanders supporters say when i converse with them on twitter they say you should discount hillary clinton's states that the democratic never win, but i say they should be careful about this. that's how president obama won the nomination. look at these states senator sanders is winning, they're not democratic strong holds come november in. a win is a win in the primary process. >> good point. thanks very much. anderson back to you. >> we're watching utah closely. you had some thoughts about utah. >> let's give it up to bernie sanders. the staying power he's had in 2016 is just stunning. granted these are caucuses, granted idaho and utah -- >> from where he entered the race it's extraordinary. >> the way he's energized people, the very spector that he could win five out of six as john king just mentioned, this should be a night that the bernie sanders sanders people are cheering in. where did he give his victory spe

donald trump versus hillary clinton race happens. clinton. others say donald trump scrambles the playbook. he'll do well with white working-class voters, in places like ohio, pennsylvaninia. >> i think initially we'll see that hillary clinton would be favored in a race like that. couple of things that we have to keep in mind. first, it's very difficult for hillary clinton run against and campaign against an unpredictable candidate like donald trump. the hardest to run against when someone is unpredictable. thether thing is,illary clinn has demonstrated in the primaries and demonstrated in the polls is a flawed candidate for a general election, she's disliked by a majority of the couny and disliked by a majority of the country. so, i don't think this is a slam-dunk for hlary clinton. i think she's slightly favored going into a general election. no telling what will unfold >> cecilia vega, meantime the clinton campaign and allies have started to put togher a campaign against donald trump. >> yes, they have. there were reports out this week they

with hillary clinton's strong night, how would sanders voters feel if clinton was the nominee ultimately? they are split down the milled. with clinton and 79% said they would not. a look at the republican side of things. among nontrump voters on super tuesday in the gop side, fully 74%, nearly three-quarters, told us they would not be satisfied with donald trump as their nominee. so a deep khasm in the republican party. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will wrap up the results of super tuesday and discuss the growing divide in the republican party. >>> straight ahead on the morning news, we will speak one-on-one with "face the nation" host john dickerson and get his impression on the race for the white house. >>> and, later, astronaut scott kelly touches down on earth after a historic trip in space. this is the "cbs morning news." with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis. delicious and good for you. new activia fruit fusion. hi i'm kristie. and i'm jess. we're a nano-business. windows 10 really helps us get