kendis and reena? >> and arizona might be a big, big week for him, as well because immigration is huge, of course, in that state.@ >> good point. abc's marci gonzalez live in miami. thank you so much. >>> well, as the dust settles from yet another big series of questions that remain is, , at's next? >> and we ask abc news political director rick klein for his take. good morning, rick. >> reena and kendis, ohio stirred something up that only they may be able to settle, that meaning the republican convention over the summer. donald trump winning a couple of states but losing critical battleground of ohio to john kasich. marcrubio leaving the race but kasich likely to emerge as t alternative. when you combine that with the fact that ted cruz continues to accrue delegates, have you three candidates moving forward and donald trump is likely to be the person that ends this process with more delegateshan anyone else. he is unlikely though to necessarily have a majority. that means you might have that conteste

reena, kendis? >> bazi, thank you so much. >>> a close call on the railroad tracks in ohio. on the tracks. you can actually see the worker going back to grab his bag apparently unaware of the danger. a quick thinking police officer moves the driver out of the way. and then seconds later, seconds later, boom. the van is demolished by the speeding train. >> lucky guy. >> he's going to be late for his next appointment. >>> three southern california police officers are in trouble with the law. they're accused of stealing snacks during a raid on a medical marijuana dispensary last year. their alleged poor behavior was caught on surveillance cameras. prosecutors say the cops did not eat any of the edible marijuana items during the raid but the dispensary disagrees. >> because some were consuming regular food products does not mean that they weren't consuming edibles. >> okay. one of the three cops is charged with vandalism for smashing security cameras but there were four hidden security cameras, as well.

kendis and reena. miami. marci, thank you so much. >> yes, basically means at the end of the day, you're not going to get to stay in miami for too long. you have to go to cleveland where this will end up. there will be much more election coverage coming up all morning long. we're going to hear more from the john kasich campaign after a big victory later this half hour. >>> turning to another major headline, a fort worth, texas police officer is in critical condition after being shot after a police chase turned violent. officers had tried to serve warrants when the suspects took off in their suv. they abandoned the car and began shooting at police. one of the suspects was killed. his son is in custody. >>> two maryland men who taped their brother shooting at a police station are due in court today. malik and elijah ford are both charged with six counts of attempted murder and other serious charges. a detective was killed by what police said was friendly fire while in a shoot-out with the 22-year-old michael fo

kendis and reena? >> and arizona might be a big, big week for him, as well because immigration is huge, of course, in that state. >> good point. abc's marci gonzalez live in miami. thank you so much. >>> well, as the dust settles from yet another big series of primaries, among the key questions that remain is, what's next? >> and we ask abc news political director rick klein for his take. good morning, rick. >> reena and kendis, ohio stirred something up that only ohio may be able to settle, that meaning the republican convention over the summer. donald trump a split decision, winning a couple of states but losing critical battleground of ohio to john kasich. marco rubio leaving the race but kasich likely to emerge as the alternative. when you combine that with the fact that ted cruz continues to accrue delegates, you have three candidates moving forward and donald trump is likely to be the person that ends this process with more delegates than anyone else. he is unlikely, though, to necessarily have a

kendis and reena? >> thank but.another sex abuse scandal involving the catholic it rivals the scope o scandals in boston and philadelphia. two bishops in altoona are accused of covering up hundreds of abuse cases by more than 50 priests an religious leaders. that's over a period of 40 years. the state's attorney general says no charges have been filed as the statute of limitations has expired in most cases. >> the sexual assault case against bill cosby in pennsylvania has been put on hold pending an appeal. cosby was expected to appear for a preliminary hearing next week bug that will now have to wait while judges decide whether to have the case thrown out as cosbyas requested. >>> turning now to another developing story this morning. at least one confirmed and two alabama. at least four people were injured by a twister southwest of birmingham. packing sustained winds you have 75 miles per hour. at least a dozen homes sustained rious damage. trees were uprooted and power lines were downed. >> it wasn't

. >> reporter: good morning, reena and kendis. five million syrian regulars have come out of the war and thousands are right here. freezing cold, ankle deep mud ngos say some 12,000 people have been stuck here for weeks. it's a waterlogged tent city never supposed to be there, a purgatory between greece and macedonia since macedonia and its neighbors shut their borders. the rain doesn't stop, she says. the children are suffering badly from the cold. the way forward blocked by razor wire and macedonian police. behind back to the aegean sea is not an option. about 3,000 refugees attempted to go around the fence crossing a rushing river tuesday. it was chaotic and several people drowned and the macedonians detained and deported about 700. the others we found walking back the three miles to camp earlier today. ambitions moving on to mad doania crushed. we want a solution, she says. we cannot take it anymore. we want to kill ourselves. this is a disaster. and back to the greek camp they went. this man has been here for three weeks. we

kendis and reena? >> marci, thank you. as marci mentioned cruz managed to win his home state of texas avoiding a loss that could have delivered a fatal blow to that campaign. >> cruz also won in neighboring oklahoma and pointed out he sharply differs from donald trump on key issues. abc's byron pitts with the senator in texas. good morning, byron. >> reporter: well, when ted cruz took the podium he wawa flanked by his wife of 14 1/2 years, their two small children, family and friends. he claimed victory making the case that he is now the only republican candidate who can walk down donald trump. statement, the mood in the room was less celebratory and more relief. i talked to i an fwlub of supporters is afterwards one gentleman telling me, yeah, we won two states. four would have been better. i don't see the matthau we can beat donald trump in the end. so at the end of super tuesday, the republican field will be just as crowded on wednesday with rubio saying look, wait for me. i can walk down trump once we get to florida. c

kendis and reena? >> and arizona might be a big, big week for him, as well because immigration is huge, of course, in that state. >> good point. abc's marci gonzalez live in miami. thank you so much. >>> well, as the dust settles from yet another big series of primaries among the key questions that remain is, what's next? >> and we ask abc news political director rick klein for his take. good morning, rick. >> reena and kendis, ohio stirred something up that only they may be able to settle, that meaning the republican convention over the summer. donald trump winning a couple of states but losing critical battleground of ohio to john kasich. marco rubio leaving the race but kasich likely to emerge as the alternative. when you combine that with the fact that ted cruz continues to accrue delegates, have you three candidates moving forward and donald trump is likely to be the person that ends this process with more delegates than anyone else. he is unlikely though to that means you might have that conteste

reena and kendis? >> that's the striking thing. if he lose march 15th in floertd, many are saying they don't see how he can have a path to go forward. >> there was a very conservative influencing you'll group in florida today saying they are likely going to endorse ted cruz. how much of a blow coo that be to his campaign. there are people talking he could be put in for the next race for florida governor possibly. had how long can he stay in? people waiting to find out. >> one of the things rick klein was mentioning that it really was an awful night for marco rubio. for one thing, in texas, he might not have won a single delegate. the same story possible in tennessee and oklahoma. didn't make that 20% threshold, he might not have picked up a single delegate in those states. that's really a big deal. >> exit polls showing what republicans want is someone with a fresh set of eyes more of an outsider, not a washington insider, someone who's been entrenched in the political system like marco rubio perhaps.

kendis and reena? >> thank but.another sex abuse scandal involving the catholic church is erupting in pennsylvania. it rivals the scope of scandals in boston and philadelphia. two bishops in altoona are accused of covering up hundreds of abuse cases by more than 50 priests an religious leaders. years. the state's attorney general says no charges have been filed as the statute of limitations has expired in most cases. >> the sexual assault case against bill cosby in pennsylvania has been put on hold pending an appeal. bug that will now have to wait while judges decide whether to have the case thrown out as cosby has requested. >>> turning now to another developing story this morning. at least one confirmed and two other potential tornadoes in alabama. at least four people were injured by a twister southwest of birmingham. packing sustained winds you have 75 miles per hour. at least a dozen homes sustained serious damage. trees were uprooted and power lines were downed. >> it wasn't a tornado but an out-

kendis and reena? >> marci, thank you. as marci mentioned cruz managed to win his home state of texas delivered a fatal blow to that campaign. >> cruz also won in neighboring oklahoma and pointed out he sharply differs from donald trump on key issues. abc's byron pitts with the senator in texas. good morning, byron. >> reporter: well, when ted cruz took the podium he was flanked by his wife of 14 1/2 years, their two small children, family and friends. he claimed victory making the case that he is now the only republican candidate who can walk down donald trump. and while that was his statement, the mood in the room was less celebratory and more relief. i talked to i an fwlub of supporters is afterwards one gentleman telling me, yeah, we won two states. four would have been better. i don't see the matthau we can beat donald trump in the end. so at the end of super tuesday, the republican field will be just as crowded on wednesday with rubio saying look, wait for me. i can walk down trump once we get to

reena and kendis? >> i found it interesting was they were wondering would bernie sanders be able to make up the vote with the black vote. and in the south very important in some of those key states. it turns out hillary clinton won blacks five to one when compared to bernie sanders and hispanics 2-1. >> the other thing that's striking, this is the first time in the primary process that hillary clinton won the white vote, which she had not in the previous races against bernie sanders, so she is really solidifying her situation. >> it's a fun campaign. >> it is. it will be a long one, as well. >>> coming up in our next half hour, finally feeling the weight of gravity. astronaut scott kelly landing back on earth overnight after spending over a year at the international station. what we hope to learn from his record-breaking stays in the cosmos. >>> but first, another difficult day in court for erin andrews, breaking down on the stand during cross-examination. the defense arguing that the nude images taken

kendis and reena? >> marci, thank you. as marci mentioned cruz mananaged to win his home state of texas avoiding a loss thatt cld have delivered a fatal blow to that campaign. >> cruz also won in neighboring oklahoma and pnted out he sharply differs from donald trumump on k issues. abc's byron pitts with the senator in texas. good morning, byron. >> reporter: well, when ted cruz took the podium he was flanked by his wife of 14 1/2 years, their two small children, family andfriends. case that he is now the only republican candidate who can walk down donald trump. and while that was his statement, the mood in the room was less celebratory and more relief. i talked to i an fwlub of supporters is afterwards one gentleman telling me, yeah, we won two states. four would have been better. i don't see the matthau we can beat donald trump in the end. so at the end of super tuesday, the republican field will be just as crowded on wednesday with rubio saying look, wait for me. i can walk down trump once we get to

reena, kendis. >> thank you so much ines. "time" magazine called marco rubio the republican savior at some point. i've said this from the beginning. i think 2018 he could run for governor of florida because you know, rick scott there has a term limit. i think he could do well. some people have said he's kind of upset some of the republican establishment over there. can he heal the wounds? >> he tried to do a little bit of healing last night with his speech. he was the first republican candidate other than donald trump to kind you have actually recognize what trump is tapping into and reaching out to that audience and those voters last night in his speech. so maybe he's starting that pivot already. we shall see what's next for the senator. >>> all right. coming up, more on the refugee crisis. >> and the clooneys, amal and george using their unique skills tt2wmrst@! po j# , d tt2wmrst@! p!!*n \ , tt2wmrst@! p4!j# *6x tt2wmrst@! px#*&`:-8, tt2wmrst@! pt#j'`:98h tt2wmrst@! pt#j)`:2x, tt2wmrst@! pp#j*`:%c0 tt2wmrst@! pp#j,`:d9p tt

kendis and reena? >> marci, thank you. as marci mentioned cruz managed to win his home state of texas avoiding a loss that could have delivered a fatal blow to that campaign. >> cruz also won in neighboring oklahoma and pointed out he sharply differs from donald trump on key issues. abc's byron pitts with the senator in texas. good morning, byron. >> reporter: well, when ted cruz took the podium he was flanked by his wife of 14 1/2 years, and friends. he claimed victory making the case that he is now the only republican candidate who can walk down donald trump. and while that was his statement, the mood in the room was less celebratory and more relief. i talked to i an fwlub of supporters is afterwards one gentleman telling me, yeah, we won two states. four would have been better. i don't see the matthau we can beat donald trump in the end. so at the end of super tuesday, the republican field will be just as crowded on wednesday with rubio saying look, wait for me. i can walk down trump once we get to

kendis and reena? >> at least it wasn't hanging chads. >> none of that yet. marci, thank you. >> the good news, i should tell you, the bars at sixth street stay open until 4:00 a.m., so you'll be good. >> reporter: good to know. >> all right. well, you heard briefly from bernie sanders there in marci's report. sanders isn't slowing down one bit. he's got events scheduled today in maine and michigan. >> sanders told supporters last night that she's not done fighting. abc's david wright was at the sanders event. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and reena. the party is over here at bernie sanders' headquarters. apparently nobody is telling the candidate or his campaign. bernie sanders among the first to come out and declare victory seizing the moment of his slam-dunk here in his home state in vermont. before he knew the results in any of the other states and vowing to fight on, saying he will end the night with hundreds of new delegates to the convention. and with the money he needs to carry his campaign

kendis and reena? >> marci, thank you. as marci mentioned cruz managed to win his home state of texas avoiding a loss that could have delivered a fatal blow to that campaign. >> cruz also won in neighboring oklahoma and pointed out he trump on key issues. abc's byron pitts with the senator in texas. good morning, byron. >> reporter: well, when ted cruz took the podium he was flanked by his wife of 14 1/2 years, their two small children, family and friends. he claimed victory making the case that he is now the only republican candidate who can walk down donald trump. and while that was his statement, the mood in the room was less celebratory and more relief. i talked to i an fwlub of supporters is afterwards one gentleman telling me, yeah, we won two states. four would have been better. i don't see the matthau we can beat donald trump in the end. so at the end of super tuesday, the republican field will be just as crowded on wednesday with rubio saying look, wait for me. i can walk down trump once we ge

kendis and reena? >> marci, thank you. as marci mentioned cruz managed to win his home state of texas avoiding a loss that could have delivered a fatal blow to that campaign. >> cruz also won in neighboring oklahoma and pointed out he sharply differs from donald trump on key issues. abc's byron pitts with the senator in texas. good morning, byron. >> reporter: well, when ted cruz took the podium he was flanked by his wife of 14 1/2 years, their two small children, family and friends. he claimed victory making the case that he is now the only republican candidate who can walk down donald trump. and while that was his statement, the mood in the room was less celebratory and more relief. i talked to i an fwlub of supporters is afterwards one gentleman telling me, yeah, we won two states. four would have been better. i don't see the matthau we can beat donald trump in the end. so at the end of super tuesday, the republican field will be with rubio saying look, wait for me. i can walk down trump once we get

kendis and reena? >> thank you. >>> another sex abuse scandal involving the catholic church is erupting in pennsylvania. it rivals the scope of scandals in boston and philadelphia. two bishops in altoona are accused of covering up hundreds of abuse cases by more than 50 priests and religious leaders. that's over a period of 40 years. the state's attorney general says no charges have been filed as the statute of limitations has expired in most cases. >> the sexual assault case against bill cosby in pennsylvania has been put on cosby was expected to appear for a preliminary hearing next week but that will now have to wait while judges decide whether to have the case thrown out as cosby has requested. >>> turning now to another developing story this morning. at least one confirmed and two alabama. at least four people were injured by a twister southwest of birmingham. packing sustained winds of 75 at least a dozen homes sustained serious damage. trees were uprooted and power lines were downed. >>> it wasn

kendis and reena? >> and arizona might be a big, big week for him, as well because immigration is huge, of course, in that state. >> good point. abc's marci gonzalez live in miami. thank you so much. from yet another big series of primaries among the key next? >> and we ask abc news political take. good morning, rick. >> reena and kendis, ohio stirred something up that only meaning the republican convention over the summer. donald trump winning a couple of states but losing critical kasich. marco rubio leaving the race but alternative. when you combine that with the fact that ted cruz continues to accrue delegates, have you three candidates moving forward and donald trump is likely to be the person that ends this process with more delegates than anyone else. he is unlikely though to necessarily have a majority. that means you might have that contested convention. it would be all about ohio. some big tests ahead and big vushls that reveal themselves around the republican front runner. >> thanks to rick

. >> reporter: hi, reena and kendis. from john kasich headquarters here in ohio, a jubilant mood here. john kasich pulling out a win in his home state. we were with him backstage just before he came out. he was shooting hoops and pretty much shooting the moon that he had pulled it off. >> well, we're down to three, man. i started at 17. i think we'll do fine. i think we're gaining momentum. people are beginning to realize who i am. >> reporter: the polls as late as tuesday showed him neck and neck with trump here. one of the things that may have helped him is the fact that ohio has an open primary. independent voters can choose to vote in the democratic or republican side. we met voters who were democrats who chose to vote in the republican race because they wanted to block donald trump. the fact that kasich has won his home state ensures that he moves forward in this contest. he thinks that his victory is in part to do with his positive campaign. he now is hoping to become the republican standard-bearer for the people h

kendis and reena? >> marci, thank you. as marci mentioned cruz managed to win his home state of texas avoiding a loss that could have delivered a fatal blow to that campaign. >> cruz also won in neighboring oklahoma and pointed out he sharply differs from donald trump on key issues. abc's byron pitts with the senator in texas. good morning, byron. >> reporter: well, when ted cruz took the podium he was flanked by his wife of 14 1/2 years, their two small children, family and friends. he claimed victory making the case that he is now the only republican candidate who can walk down donald trump. and while that was his statement, the mood in the room was less celebratory and more relief. i talked to i an fwlub of supporters is afterwards one gentleman telling me, yeah, we won two states. four would have been better. i don't see the matthau we can beat donald trump in the end. so at the end of super tuesday, the republican field will be just as crowded on wednesday with rubio saying look, wait for me. i ca

kendis and reena? >> and arizona might be a big, big week for him, as well because immigration is huge, of course, in that state. >> good point. abc's marci gonzalez live in miami. thank you so much. >>> well, as the dust settles from yet another big series of primaries among the key questions that remain is, what's next? >> and we ask abc news political director rick klein for his take. good morning, rick. >> reena and kendis, ohio stirred something up that only they may be able to settle, that meaning the republican convention over the summer. donald trump winning a couple of states but losing critical battleground of ohio to john kasich. marco rubio leaving the race but kasich likely to emerge as the alternative. when you combine that with the fact that ted cruz continues to accrue delegates, have you three candidates moving forward and donald trump is likely to be the person that ends this process with more delegates than anyone else. he is unlikely though to necessarily have a majority. that means

reena and kendis? >> that's the striking thing. if he loses on march 15th in florida, many are saying that they don't see how he can have a path to go forward. >> there was actually a very conservative influenceal group in florida today saying they are likely going to endorse ted cruz. how much of a blow coo that be to his campaign. there are people talking he could be put in for th so there's already buzz about that but how long can he stay in? people waiting to find out. >> one of the things rick klein who we're going to have in one of the half hours was mentioning that it really was an awful night for marco rubio. for one thing, in texas, he might not have won a single delegate. the same story possible in tennessee and oklahoma. they're still counting but if he didn't make that 20% threshold, he might not have picked up a single delegate in those states. that's really a big deal. >> exit polls showing what republicans want is someone with a fresh set of eyes more of an outsider, not a washington insider, someone who's been entre

kendis and reena? >> marci, thank you. as marci mentioned cruz managed to win his home state of texas avoiding a loss that could have delivered a fatal blow to that >> cruz also won in neighboring oklahoma and pointed out he sharply differs from donald trump on key issues. abc's byron pitts with the senator in texas. good morning, byron. >> reporter: well, when ted cruz took the podium he was flanked by his wife of 14 1/2 years, their two small children, family and friends. he claimed victory making the case that he is now the only republican candidate who can walk down donald trump. and while that was his statement, the mood in the room was less celebratory and more relief. i talked to i an fwlub of supporters is afterwards one gentleman telling me, yeah, we won two states. four would have been better. i don't see the matthau we can beat donald trump in the end. so at the end of super tuesday, the republican field will be just as crowded on wednesday with rubio saying look, wait for me. i can walk dow

kendis and reena? >> and arizona might be a big, big week for him, as well because immigration is huge, of course, in that state. >> good point. abc's marci gonzalez live in miami. thank you so much. >>> well, as the dust settles from yet another big series of primaries among the key questions that remain is, what's next? >> and we ask abc news political director rick klein for his take. good morning, rick. >> reena and kendis, ohio stirred something up that only they may be able to settle, that meaning the republican convention over the summer. donald trump winning a couple of states but losing critical battleground of ohio to john kasich. marco rubio leaving the race but kasich likely to emerge as the alternative. when you combine that with the accrue delegates, have you three candidates moving forward and donald trump is likely to be the person that ends this process with more delegates than anyone else. he is unlikely though to necessarily have a majority. that means you might have that contested c

kendis and reena? >> marci, thank you. as marci mentioned cruz managed to win his home state of texas avoiding a loss that could have delivered a fatal blow to that campaign. >> cruz also won in neighboring oklahoma and pointed out he sharply differs from donald trump oney issues. abc's byron pitts with the senator in texas. good morning, byron. took the podium he was flanked by his wife of 14 1/2 years, their two small children, family and friends. he claimed victory making the case that he is now the only republican candidate who can walk down donald trump. and while that was his statement, the mood in the room was less celebratory and more relief. i talked to i an fwlub of supporters is afterwards one gentleman telling me, yeah, we won two states. four would have been better. i don't see the matthau we can beat donald trump in the end. so at the end of super tuesday, the republican field will be just as crowded on wednesday with rubio saying look, wait for me. i can walk down trump once we get to fl

. >> reporter: hi, reena and kendis. from john kasich headquarters here in ohio, a jubilant mood here. john kasich pulling out a win in his home state. we were with him backstage just before he came out. he was shooting hoops and pretty much shooting the moon that he had pulled it off. >> well, we're down to three, man. i started at 17. i think we'll do fine. i think we're gaining momentum. people are beginning to realize who i am. >> reporter: the polls as late as tuesday showed him neck and neck with trump here. one of the things that may have helped him is the fact that ohio has an open primary. independent voters can choose to vote in the democratic or republican side. we met voters who were democrats who chose to vote in the republican race because they wanted to block donald trump. the fact that kasich has won his forward in this contest. he thinks that his victory is in part to do with his positive he now is hoping to become the republican standard-bearer for the people hoping to block trump. >> to have people bel

>> they'll probably making way more than us. >> all the dates they go on. >> kendis. kendis. a front. >>> prowling in a traffic jam, an escaped tiger dodging cars and scaring drivers. and total eclipse. >>> good wednesday morning. we'll start with the stunning results in the race for the white house. bernie sanders with a big night, donald trump

kendis and reena? >> marci, thank you. as marci mentioned cruz managed to win his home state of texas avoiding a loss that could have delivered a fatal blow to that campaign. >> cruz also won in neighboring oklahoma and pointed out he sharply differs from donald abc's byron pitts with the senator in texas. good morning, byron. >> reporter: well, when ted cruz took the podium he was flanked by his wife of 14 1/2 years, their two small children, family and friends. he claimed victory making the case that he is now the only republican candidate who can walk down donald trump. and while that was his statement, the mood in the room was less celebratory and more relief. i talked to i an fwlub of supporters is afterwards one gentleman telling me, yeah, we won two states. four would have been better. i don't see the matthau we can beat donald trump in the end. so at the end of super tuesday, the republican field will be just as crowded on wednesday with rubio saying look, wait for me. i can walk down trump onc

kendis and reena? >> marci, thank you. as marci mentioned cruz managed to win his home state of texas avoiding a loss that could have delivered a fatal blow to that campaign. >> cruz also won in neighboring oklahoma and pointed out he sharply differs from donald abc's byron pitts with the senator in texas. good morning, byron. >> reporter: well, when ted cruz took the podium he was flanked by his wife of 14 1/2 years, their two small children, family and friends. he claimed victory making the case that he is now the only republican candidate who can walk down donald trump. and while that was his statement, the mood in the room relief. i talked to i an fwlub of supporters is afterwards one gentleman telling me, yeah, we won two states. four would have been better. i don't see the matthau we can beat donald trump in the end. so at the end of super tuesday, the republican field will be just as crowded on wednesday with rubio saying look, wait for me. i can walk down trump once we get to florida. cruz maki

kendis and reena? >> marci, thank you. as marci mentioned cruz managed to win his home state of texas avoiding a loss that could have delivered a fatal blow to that campaign. >> cruz also won in neighboring oklahoma and pointed out he sharply differs from donald trump on key issues. abc's byron pitts with the senator in texas. good morning, >> reporter: well, when ted cruz took the podium he was flanked by his wife of 14 1/2 years, their two small children, family and friends. he claimed victory making the case that he is now the only republican candidate who can walk down donald trump. and while that was his statement, the mood in the room was less celebratory and more relief. i talked to i an fwlub of supporters is afterwards one gentleman telling me, yeah, we won two states. four would have been better. i don't see the matthau we can beat donald trump in the end. so at the end of super tuesday, the republican field will be just as crowded on wednesday with rubio saying look, wait for me. i can walk

>> reporter: good morning, reena and kendis. more than a thousand people are expected later on today. first lady michelle obama. hillary clinton, also george w. and laura bush. governor jerry brown will be here. even former governor arnold schwarzenegger will be in attendance, and there are also going to be a lot of hollywood celebrities attending this funeral, a long list, we've been told, wayne newton, tom selleck, anjelica houston, gary sinise, john stamos and mr. t. remember he played an integral role in the first he will make an appearance, as well, reena and kendis. >> lest we forget. they were very popular in the hollywood crowd and "the a team" as well. who will be doing readings and who will eulogize mrs. reagan? >> reporter: nancy reagan's children are going to be reading two reflects and so will tom brokaw, he will delivering one, and abc's own diane sawyer is going to be here and she's going to deliver a gospel reading. we've been told there will be a choir, an opera singer but the library spokespeople also told us t

kendis and reena? >> marci, thank you. as marci mentioned cruz managed to win his home state of texas avoiding a loss that could have delivered a fatal blow to that campaign. >> cruz also won in neighboring oklahoma and pointed out he sharply differs from donald trump on key issues. abc's byron pitts with the senator in texas. good morning, byron. >> reporter: well, when ted cruz took the podium he was flanked by his wife of 14 1/2 years, their two small children, family and friends. he claimed victory making the case that he is now the only republican candidate who can walk down donald trump. statement, the mood in the room was less celebratory and more relief. i talked to i an fwlub of supporters is afterwards one gentleman telling me, yeah, we won two states. four would have been better. i don't see the matthau we can beat donald trump in the end. so at the end of super tuesday, the republican field will be just as crowded on wednesday with rubio saying look, wait for me. i can walk down trump once

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm lauren lyster. in for reena ninan. we begin this half hour with the big news. president obama in cuba. upon his arrival in havana he was greeted by top cuban officials. cuban president raul castro was not among them. >> mr. obama and castro will meet today, however and the obamas will be the guests of honor tonight at a formal state dinner. abc's arlette saenz is in havana. good morning. stepped into the history books becoming the first american president to set foot on cuban soil in nearly nine decades. air force one landed in havana for the first time carrying the president of the united states. the last president to visit cuba arrived on a battleship. >> back in 1928, president coolidge came on a battleship. it took him three days to get here. it only took me three hours. >> reporter: president obama strolled through the rainy streets of old havana, prompting cheers from cubans lining the roads. the president's three-day visit restored diplomatic relations with cuba. the white house is hoping this trip will cement t

>> reporter: good morning, reena and kendis. more than a thousand people are expected later on today. first lady michelle obama. hillary clinton, also george w. and laura bush. governor jerry brown will be here. even former governor arnold schwarzenegger will be in attendance, and there are also going to be a lot of hollywood celebrities attending this funeral, a long list, we've been told, wayne newton, tom selleck, anjelica houston, gary sinise, john stamos and mr. t. remember he played an integral role in the first lady's "just say no" anti-drug campaign. he will make an appearance, as well, reena and kendis. >> lest we forget. they were very popular in the hollywood crowd and "the a team" as well. who will be doing readings and who will eulogize mrs. reagan? >> reporter: nancy reagan's children are going to be reading two reflects and so will tom brokaw, he will delivering one, and abc's own diane sawyer is going to be here and she's going to deliver a gospel reading. we've been told there will be a choir, an opera singer bu

this is a beautiful baguette, kendis. between two and three hours. >> so now i think after 20 minutes, the bread is ready, kendis. so will take out. so i take mine. you take yours. >> take yours out, okay. >> they look good. >> yes. >> those are mine. >> whoo-hoo. voila, my bread. look at that. senator it's beautiful. >> when you look at it, you really can't tell whose baguette is whose. >> perhaps your baguette is most handsome, no? >> it looks so deformed. >> what we need to do now, do we eat it. >> yes so you can eat your baguette and i can eat this baguette. carbs. >> this is no carbs. it's pure. >> natural. >> you can eat it straight from the oven like this. >> like there. it's way hot. >> it's great. nice job. it's a great way to celebrate the holiday. we do a beautiful baguette with few ingredients. i try to teach you. but i think you're a better now. >> merci. >> clearly he's good at lying because mine was not very good. >> these are the baguettes that kendis baked for us. thank you. >> no, did you s s that deform

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm reena ninan. you're talking about the events last night, caucuses and primaries. >> that took place in michigan. we'll start there with the results. what some were calling a super tuesday, too. >> that's a good way to put it. the big headline, though, an upset win by bernie sanders in michigan, surprising even his own campaign. >> yeah, they were shocked by it. take a look at the latest numbers we're getting in overnight. sanders winning by about 2 percentage points, taking a majority of the state's delegates. the clinton campaign now reviewing what went wrong there and why all signs pointed to a big win for her in that state. this win likely to bolster the sanders campaign and help him raise more funds. the other democratic primary last night in mississippi, a clinton land side, 83-16. >> on the republican side, a double win for trump in michigan and mississippi. ted cruz taking idaho. but taking a closer look at michigan, john kasich with a very strong third place showing there. he's predicting

kendis, reena. >> all right, quite a big night. thanks to david wright and donald trump strengthening his chances of winning the nomination by taking home the big prize in florida. >> during a victory speech in palm beach he did not mention the violence but addressed the amount of negative ads airing against him. >> i have to say and nobody has ever, ever in the history of politics received the kind of negative advertising that i have. record, record, record. by the way, mostly false, i wouldn't say 100% but about 90%. carson -- >> trump also mentioning someone he's rarely talking about on the hard to be away from his 9-year-old son barron and his trouncing of marco rubio in florida means one less republican in the race. >> yeah, rubio's campaign ending where it started, 11 months ago. shortly after losing his home state to trump the florida senator announcing he's suspending his presidential bid and says he's concerned for american politics. >> america is in the middle of a real political storm, a real tsunami and we should have s

kendis, reena. >> all right, quite a big night. thanks to david wright and donald trump strengthening his chances of winning the nomination by taking home the big prize in florida. >> during a victory speech in palm beach he did not mention the violence but addressed the amount of negative ads airing against him. ever, ever in the history of politics received the kind of negative advertising that i have. record, record, record. by the way, mostly false, i wouldn't say 100% but about 90%. carson -- >> trump also mentioning someone he's rarely talking about on the trail, saying that he's -- it's hard to be away from his 9-year-old son barron and his trouncing of marco rubio in florida means one less republican in the race. >> yeah, rubio's campaign ending where it started, 11 months ago. shortly after losing his home state to trump the florida senator announcing he's suspending his presidential bid and says he's concerned for american politics. >> america is in the middle of a real political storm, a real tsunami and we should have s

kendis, reena. >> all right, quite a big night. thanks to david wright and donald trump strengthening his chances of winning the nomination by taking home the big prize in florida. >> during a victory speech in palm beach he did not mention the violence but addressed the amount of negative ads airing against him. >> i have to say and nobody has ever, ever in the history of politics received the kind of negative advertising that i have. record, record, record. by the way, mostly false, i wouldn't say 100% but about 90%. carson -- >> trump also mentioning someone he's rarely talking about on the trail, saying that he's -- it's hard to be away from his 9-year-old son barron and his trouncing of marco rubio in florida means one less republican in the race. >> yeah, rubio's campaign ending where it started, 11 months ago. shortly after losing his home state to trump the florida senator announcing he's suspending his presidential bid and says he's concerned for american politics. >> america is in the middle of a real political storm, a r

reena and kendis? >> brandi, thank you so much. >>> coming up, technology putting the brakes on dangerous traffic accidents. >> we're riding along in cars that stop all by themselves. you're watching "world news now." tt2wmrst@! po j# , d tt2wmrst@! p!!*n \ , tt2wmrst@! p4!j# *6x tt2wmrst@! px#*&`:-8, tt2wmrst@! pt#j'`:98h tt2wmrst@! pt#j)`:2x, tt2wmrst@! pp#j*`:%c0 tt2wmrst@! pl#*.`:m0\ tt2wmrst@! pl#*0`:v&4 stop in the name of love, before you break my heart stop in the name of love >> millions of new cars in america are going to stop on their own soon. automatic brake systems will be standard in nearly all cars within the next several years. >> abc's david kerley who covers transportation shows us the technology that can stop accidents. >> it's called automatic emergency braking. > i'm getting really close to this abstackal. >> reporter: on a test track. >> it takes over everything. >> i keep my foot off the brake. amazing. if auto braking cameras and sensors were in all cars today, it's estimated 7

kendis and reena? >> and arizona might be a big, big week for him, as well because immigration is huge, of cour abc's marci gonzalez live in miami. thank you so much. >>> well, as the dust settles from yet another big series of primaries among the key questions that remain is, what's next? >> and we ask abc news political director rick klein for his take. good morning, rick. >> reena and kendis, ohio stirred something up that only they may be able to settle, that meaning the republican convention over the summer. donald trump winning a couple of states but losing critical battleground of ohio to john kasich. marco rubio leaving the race but kasich likely to emerge as the alternative. when you combine that with the fact that ted cruz continues to accrue delegates, have you three candidates moving forward and donald trump is likely to be the person that ends this process with more delegates than anyone else. he is unlikely though to necessarily have a majority. that means you might have that contested co

reena and kendis? >> brandi, thank you so much. >>> coming up, technology putting the brakes on dangerous traffic accidents. >> we're riding along in cars now."tt2wmrst@! po j# , d tt2wmrst@! p!!*n \ , tt2wmrst@! p4!j# *6x tt2wmrst@! px#*&`:-8, tt2wmrst@! pt#j'`:98h tt2wmrst@! pt#j)`:2x, tt2wmrst@! pp#j*`:%c0 tt2wmrst@! pp#j,`:d9p tt2wmrst@! pl#*.`:m0\ tt2wmrst@! pl#*0`:v&4 stop in the name of love, before you break my heart stop in the name of love >> millions of new cars in america are going to stop on their own soon. automatic brake systems will be standard in nearly all cars within the next several years. >> abc's david kerley who covers transportation shows us the technology that can stop accidents. >> it's called automatic emergency braking. > i'm getting really close to this abstackal. >> reporter: on a test track. >> it takes over everything. >> i keep my foot off the brake. amazing. if auto braking cameras and sensors were in all cars today, it's estimated 700,000 crashes and 300,000 injuries

kendis, reena. >> all right, quite a big night. thanks to david wright and donald trump strengthening his chances of winning the nomination by taking home the big prize in florida. >> during a victory speech in palm beach he did not mention the violence but addressed the amount of negative ads airing against him. >> i have to say and nobody has ever, ever in the history of politics received the kind of negative advertising that i record, record, record. by the way, mostly false, i wouldn't say 100% but about 90%. carson -- >> trump also mentioning someone he's rarely talking about on the trail, saying that he's -- it's hard to be away from his 9-year-old son barron and his trouncing of marco rubio in florida means one less republican in the race. >> yeah, rubio's campaign ending where it started, 11 months ago. shortly after losing his home state to trump the florida senator announcing he's suspending his presidential bid and says he's concerned for american politics. >> america is in the middle of a real political storm, a real ts

reena and kendis? >> brandi, thank you so much. >>> coming up, technology putting the brakes on dangerous traffic accidents. >> we're riding along in cars that stop all by themselv. you're watching "world news tt2wmrst@! po j# , d tt2wmrst@! p!!*n \ , tt2wmrst@! p4!j# *6x tt2wmrst@! px#*&`:-8, tt2wmrst@! pt#j'`:98h tt2wmrst@! pt#j)`:2x, tt2wmrst@! pp#j*`:%c0 tt2wmrst@! pp#j,`:d9p tt2wmrst@! pl#*0`:v&4 stop in the name of love, before you break my heart stop in the name of love >> millions of new cars in america are going to stop on their own soon. automatic brake systems will be standard in nearly all cars within the next several years. >> abc's david kerley who covers transportation shows us the technology that can stop accidents. >> it's called automatic emergency braking. > i'm getting really close to this abstackal. >> reporter: on a test track. >> it takes over everything. >> i keep my foot off the brake. amazing. if auto braking cameras and sensors were in all cars today, it's estimated 700,000 c

reena and kendis? >> brandi, thank you so much. >>> coming up, technology putting the brakes on dangerous traffic accidents. >> we're riding along in cars that stop all by themselves. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" tt2wmrst@! po j# , d tt2wmrst@! p!!*n \ , tt2wmrst@! p4!j# *6x tt2wmrst@! px#*&`:-8, tt2wmrst@! pt#j'`:98h tt2wmrst@! pt#j)`:2x, tt2wmrst@! pp#j,`:d9p tt2wmrst@! pl#*.`:m0\ tt2wmrst@! pl#*0`:v&4 stop in the name of love, before you break my heart stop in the name of love >> millions of new cars in america are going to stop on their own soon. automatic brake systems will be standard in nearly all cars within the next several years. >> abc's david kerley who covers transportation shows us the technology that can stop accidents. >> it's called automatic emergency braking. > i'm getting really close to this abstackal. >> reporter: on a test track. >> it takes over everything. >> i keep my foot off the brake. amazing. if auto braking cameras and it's estimated 70