democratic caucuses in nebraska. this is his second win of the night. earlier we projected that he was the winner in kansas. bernie sanders picks up win number two tonight. according to the official numbers released by the democratic party, you can see bernie sanders with 54.8% and hillary clinton with 45.2%. chris? >> wolf, thank you very much. i think this bears repeating, if you were watching what we just picked up, the party official from nebraska said that this isn't state-funded, it's not taxpayer-funded, we did it with volunteers and he said it as a point of pride. they got it done as a party. they won't pay for the election process that decides for who your nominee is going to be as the president of the united states. nia-malika henderson, we've been talking about this but it's one of the things that helped my career a lot with bush and gore and i had to hang out and see what was going on. but the idea of this process ends up undermining your confidence, everyone is speculative whether the results should be b

nebraska's senior night. huskers playing #15 purdue. 1st half, nebraska down by 19 -- senior shavon shields with the finger roll -- cuts the lead to 17. shields doing what he can to keep the huskers in it -- that's a 3 -- he finished with a game-high 32 points in his last home game. but he didn't get any help -- dakota mathias was one of four boilermakers in double figures -- huskers fall 81-62 -- it's their worst loss at pinnacle bank areana. fans up to the rafters at briar cliff -- the 4th-ranked chagers taking on nebraska wesleyan in forbes to austin homan - he made 7 of his 9 shots for 15 points. clay harreld is known for his 3- point shooting -- but shows he can drive the ball too -- 2 of his 21 points. bc down 5 550 at the half. the chargers trailed by as many as 13 in the second half -- but shane graves drives for 2 -- bc shot 56 percent in the second half. forbes had 25 points -- he goes coast to coast and dishes to homan again n briar cliff wins 103-97, and will likely be a number-1 seed at the natio

in nebraska's class a, norfolk goes to lininln east. . with nebraraa's wild card system, both are likely going to state, regardless of the outcome. in nebraska's class d district finals, walthill and osmond play at wayne state -- wynot and chambers, wheeler central face off in battle creek. we'll see who's moving on at ten. iowa says goodbye to five seniors tonight when they host indiana in their home finale. oux city east grad adam woodbury and south sioux city grad mike gesell will play their last game at carver- hawkeye, as the 16th- ranked hawks host #12 indiana. beenen starter since their freshman year. gesell is just the fourth hawkeye ever to get over 1-thousand points, 500 assists and 150 steals. woodbury has over 700 rebounds and 800 rebounds and has started 132 of his 133 games at iowa. game time is 8 o'clock on espn. the gpac tourney finals are at 7 at tonigh >>> tonight, erin andrews breaking down on the stand. yo don't really realize how long four minutes until it's of your nakedbody. >> the espn co-host descriring cononant f

the event was 1854 and nachman of the kansas-nebraska act. it is not too much to say that a great question posed by that act continues to reverberate in the nation's life and certainly in my professional life. it reverberate in the nation's life, not just because the civil war is the hinge of american history, and the kansas-nebraska act which repealed the missouri compromise of 1820 was unquestionably the spark that lit the fuse that led to war. if the civil war was not an irrepressible conflict before 1854, it certainly was after that. the missouri compromise had been the work of henry clay. lincoln, in the first of his debates with stephen douglas called my idea of a statesman. the compromise somewhat diffused the slavery issue and sectional animosities for three decades. it did so by for bidding slavery in the louisiana territory north of the line that included the kansas and nebraska territories. the kansas-nebraska act introduced by senator douglas empowered the residents of those two territory to decide whether or not to have the insti

part of a 10-0 nebraska run. shavon shields was great again the home team only down 41-33 at the break... but they fall 81-62. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, will forte! from "the walking dead," ross marquand! and music from miike snow! with cleto and the cletones. and now, hold on, here's jimmy kimmel!

if you're on it, you race through places like carney, nebraska. but this time of year it is hard not to notice the birds here. thousands and thousands of snow geese migrating northward, slowing down for a rest. talk about a roadside attraction. 20 million or so birds would be offended to hear nebraska referred to as a flyover state. the birds and their ancestors have spent every spring here for several thousand millennia. these are sand hill cranes, mike forsberg, a photographer, author and conservationist has been watching the cranes for more than 20 years. >> it would be like missing christmas. if i didn't come to the flat river in central nebraska and watch cranes in the springtime. >> reporter: this is good. this is really good. revered since ancient times, mike says the graceful elegant birds dance sometimes because they're nervous, sometimes and sometimes because they just like to dance. but the best time to watch them is at first light, with the golden moon in the western sky, you can barely see the birds, and you sure can hear them. the cr

they are caucuses in kentucky and in nebraska. in kansas and nebraska, i should say. in total, there are 109 delegates at stake for bernie sanders and hillary clinton. rivals donald trump and marco rubio are both holding rallies in florida this hour, and looking ahead to that crucial winner take all primary on march the 15th. they have both already had very busy days. marco rubio addressed republicans as the conservative political action conference, cpac this morning and sat down with an interview for our dana bash. trump pulled out of his speech scheduled to be there last minute and instead went to kansas and held events. texas senator ted cruz at the very same caucus location there this morning as donald trump, and despite the rival's recent behavior towards one another, trump and cruz steered clear of each other when addressing the crowd. >> we're here this morning for something a lot more important than politics. we're here because our country's in crisis. we're here because we love our kids and grandkids, and we love freedom and the constitution, and we want our

was 1854 and nachman of the kansas-nebraska act. it is not too much to say that a great question posed by that act continues to reverberate in the nation's life and certainly in my professional life. in the nation's life, not just because the civil war is the hinge of american history, and the canvas -- and the kansas-nebraska act which repealed the missouri compromise of 1820 was unquestionably the spark that lit the fuse that led to war. anthe civil war was not irrepressible conflict before 1854, it certainly was after that. the missouri compromise had been the work of henry clay. first of hishe debates with stephen douglas of a statesman. the compromise somewhat diffused the slavery issue and sectional animosities for three decades. it did so by for bidding slavery in the louisiana territory north of the line that included the kansas and nebraska territories. -nebraska act introduced by senator douglas empowered the residents of those two territory to decide whether or not to have the institution of slavery. the acts premise was

thank you. >> bernie sanders picks up kansas and nebraska. hillary clinton countered with louisiana that widened her lead. in michigan where the candidates will debate later tonight. >> good morning. senator sanders is looking for momentum and she has got it. secretary clinton did net more delegates and was far ahead in the delegate count making her very much the one to beat. riding high off of nebraska and kansas, bernie sanders in detroit saturday. >> we will win if we have a large voter turn out. >> secretary clinton at that dinner had reason to celebrate, earning a victory in delegates in louisiana. >> i am thrilled we are adding to our delegate count. >> punctuating the lead, each focused on what's ahead. >> i am grateful to everyone who turned out to support us. now all eyes are on michigan. >> with michigan voting tuesday, clinton is not taking anything for granted. the former president bill clinton and daughter chelsea will campaign here. he wants to prove he can be competitive and focused on independence. >> the race for the white ho

and in nebraska, he won with 56% and clinton got 44%. clinton got her big victory in louisiana with 71%. sanders is looking forward to michigan. here they are at the democratic party annual dinner. >> i want to congratulate senator sanders for running a strong campaign. i'm thrilled we're asking to our pledged delegate count. i'm grateful to everyone that turned out to support us, but now all eyes turn to michigan. >> we won in kansas, we won in nebraska with a good vote. i think we'll do well in maine tomorrow, but i think we'll do very well here on tuesday, in your great state. >> chin ton now has 1092 delegates to sanders 477. on the republican side. trump has 39d 2 to cruz's 285, and rubio's 139. now to today's races. clinton and sanders prepare for the debate tonight in flint. rubio is campaigning in idaho, and caseic is in ohio. for more reaction from the cruz and rubio camps, i'm joined now by gabe gooutierrez. >> a big shake up, trump getting two big victories and ted cruz getting much needed momentum in kansas and maine. this wa

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if you're on it, you race through places like carney, nebraska. but this time of year it is hard not to notice the birds s, those are birds in the sky. thousands and thousands of snow geese migrating northward, slowing down for a rest. roadside attraction. 20 million or so birds would be hear nebraska referred to as a flyover state. have spent every spring here fornd millennia. these are sand hill cranes, mike forsberg, a photographer, author and conservationist has been watching the cranes for more than 20 years.ould be like missing >> reporter: this is good. this is really good. revered since ancient times, mike says the graceful elegant dance sometimes because they're nervous, sometimes because they're in love. and sometimes because they just like to dance. best time to watch them is at first light, with the golden moon in the western sky, you can barely see the birds, and you sure can heare cranes spend the night on the bank and the sandbars of the comes, the birds get louder and ing to a dramatic crescendo, a wake-up call the likes of which y

nebraska, says he ean't support donald trump. if it came down to donald trump versus hillary clinton, the republican says he'd go with "none of the above." sen. ben sasse / (r) nebraska "i am not voting for hillary clinton. given what we know about donald trump, i can't vote for him either. i took an oath to protect, defend the constitution. if those are the two major party nominees, and i hope they're not, i have to look for a third party option. (jake tapper) is there somebody in mind? (sen. ben sasse) no, but i believe there will be more candidates that enter the race if the only choices are two dishonest new york liberals." sasse traveled to iowa before the caucuses to urge voters not to support president barack obama met face-to-face with the senate republican leaders who have vowed to block his nominee to the supreme court. u.s. senator chuck grassley, of iowa, chairs the judiciary committee, which holds hearings on supreme court nominees. grassley was at a white house meeting, along with senate majority leader mitch mcconn

if you're on it, you race through places like carney, nebraska. but this time of year it is hard not to notice the birds here. yes, those are birds in the sky. thousands and thousands of snow geese migrating northward, talk about a roadside attraction. 20 million or so birds would be offended to hear nebraska referred to as a flyover state. the birds and their ancestors have spent every spring here for several thousand millennia. these are sand hill cranes, mike forsberg and conservationist has been watching the cranes for more than 20 years. christmas. >> reporter: this is good. this is really good. revered since ancient times, mike says the graceful elegant birds dance sometimes because they're nervous, sometimes because they're in love. and sometimes because they just like to dance. but the best time to watch them golden moon in the western sky, you can barely see the birds, and you sure can hear them. the cranes spend the night on the bank and the sandbars of the plat river and as day break comes, the birds get louder and louder, building to a

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we know that he took kansas and nebraska, but not so much about the states. so really when we break todown e numbers, what sdw he have to do to really be on the path to the nomination? >> so we had trhree contests on the democratic side, bernie sanders won two but hillary clinton won more delegates. she cleaned up in louisiana. in kansas and nebraska, much smaller delegate hauls and hillary clinton did better than sanders in louisiana. so we are now at a point where sanders has to win more than 60% of the remaining delegates in order to win this nomination. to do that, you have to win some 70% of the raw vote. so explain -- i mean only vermont has he done that. and that's his home state. so we're getting to the point where viable -- two reasons for sanders to stay on. keep her from moving too far to the center on ideology, keep pushing her on progressive issues. and second to stay in because you never know what the fbi might come up with. and that's the other aspect. >> all that is great, but let's talk about the real buzz that is in this building. >> i did h

that's tom neal with nebraska organ recovery. thank you for [dramatic music] [thunder rumbles], >> chad: i still can't believe you're gone. really gone. how many times have you done this?

kansas, louisiana, maine and kentucky for republicans and kansas, louisiana and nebraska for democrats. 155 delegates at stake for republicans and 109 for front-runner donald trump came in and made a last-minute decision to head to kansas -- >> i wanted to be in kansas, wanted to be here so badly so i just had into another direction and i told the pilot we are goininto kansas. >> senator u.s. senator ted cruz also and kansas. >> we had 15 primaries so far and we have been able to one over and over and over again from the grassroots. we can focus on substance, we can focus on issues and the way we win this primary and the way we beat hillary clinton in november is we tell the truth with a smile. eaton absent from the super saturday states was marco rubio that did not stop his supporters back i am a marco rubio supporter. he can bring the republican party together but what is more important, he can bring the nation together. >> n the democratic side polls show clinton with a big lead in louisiana. which has a large number of african-american voters. helped her rapid victories across asab

one interesting thing about nebraska, most of the caulk us u.s.ing is done except in lincoln, nebraska, lancaster county, the state capital also home to the university of nebraska lincoln. a lot of students. aloft people who like sanders. i was there on thursday. so many people came out to support him thousands. the sanders campaign said, look rg, even if we were slightly behind which we're not, lancaster county would put us over the edge. but clinton campaign doesn't disagree. this is not 2008. the key lesson they've learned is do not ignore the small rural caucus states. they will still split the delegates, bernie sanders is well ahead in both states. but that is an interesting dynamic. the clinton campaign actually paid attention to this. bill clinton was in lincoln last night, omaha yesterday. he is sort of the campaigner in chief out there. >> and you are by the way our nebraska reporter since you are from nebraska. >> i'm from there. >> which is not why you know everything about it just because you're a good reporter. but david, to jeff's point about kind of the college towns and

also, bernie sanders scores wins in kansas and nebraska, but

if you're on it, you race through places like carney, nebraska. but this time of year it is hard not to notice the birds here. yes, those are birds in the sky. thousands and thousands of snow geese migrating northward, slowing down for a rest. talk about a roadside attraction. offended to hear nebraska referred to as a flyover state. the birds and their ancestors have spent every spring here for several thousand millennia. these are sand hill cranes, mike forsberg forsberg, a photographer, author and conservationist has been watching the cranes for more than 20 years. >> it would be like missing >> reporter: this is good. this is really good. revered since ancient times, mike says the graceful elegant birds dance sometimes because they're nervous, sometimes because they're in love. and sometimes because they just like to dance. but the best time to watch them is at first light, with the golden moon in the western sky, you can barely see the birds, the cranes spend the night on the bank and the sandbars of the plat river and as day break comes, the

it was headquartered in ireland, but operated in both nebraska and iowa and the newly created insurer was given a total of $145 million in taxpayer-funded loans. things that seem to be going well at first from cooperative to the announced they signed up far far more enrollees than they anticipated. however, despite ample funding and more than enough enrollees come onto summer 16, 2014, as people were signing up for the 2015 coverage of the iowa insurance commissioner place call opportunity under supervision order. one month later, in january of last year the iowa insurance commissioner said rehabilitation co-ops and he would be impossible and he sought a court order for liquidation. after just one year of operation the new not for profit health insurer would collapse completely. when cooperative and he failed 120,000 enrollees, a majority being nebraskans have their coverage canceled and were forced to find a insurance. because the collateral damage from cooperative and he failure does not in there, were nebraskans, cooperative and he owed millions of dollars as a chairman has mention

if you're on it, you race through places like carney, nebraska. but this time of year it is hard not to notice the birds here. yes, those are birds in the sky. thousands and thousands of snow geese migrating northward, slowing down for a rest. talk about a roadside attraction. 20 million or so birds would be offended to hear nebraska referred to as a flyover state. the birds and their ancestors have spent every spring here these are sand hill cranes, mike forsbe forsberg, a photographer, author and conservationist has been watching the cranes for more than 20 years. >> it would be like missing christmas. >> reporter: this is good. this is really good. revered since ancient times, mike says the graceful elegant birds dance sometimes because they're nervous, sometimes because they're in love. and sometimes because they just like to dance. but the best time to watch them is at first light, with the golden moon in the western sky, you can barely see the birds, and you sure can hear them. the cranes spend the night on the bank and the sandbars of the p

joining me now from lincoln, nebraska, is jane fleming cleb, executive director of bold nebraska, a pipeline opponent. jane, first of all, thank you for being here. i want to talk about how keystone might wind up playing in today's caucuses, nebraska being an open primary. are you seeing evidence that independents in the state may be crossing over and voting in the democratic caucus, specifically because of keystone? >> yeah. so you'll see lots of cowboy hats and boots today at the democratic caucus, both in rural and urban settings. not only independents, but republicans, as well. you know, we heard a lot of farmers or ranchers who did everything they could to stop keystone because of eminent domain and climate change and water issues. they did that because they also knew the republican party has completely left them. i'm not getting more and more farmers, e-mailing and facebooking and coming up to me in person, saying i can no longer vote for the republican party with trump at the head who says he loves eminent domain and issues alienating a lot of rural and independent voters. >> and how

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if you're on it, you race through places like carney, nebraska. but this time of year it is hard not to notice the birds here. yes, those are birds in the sky. thousands and thousands of snow geese migrating northward, slowing down for a rest. talk about a roadside attraction. 20 million or so birds would be offended to hear nebraska referred to as a flyover state. the birds and their ancestors have spent every spring here for several thousand millennia. these are sand hill cranes, mike forsbe forsberg, a photographer, author and conservationist has been watching the cranes for more than 20 years. >> it would be like missing christmas. >> reporter: this is good. this is really good. revered since ancient times, mike says the graceful elegant birds dance sometimes because they're nervous, sometimes because they're in love. and sometimes because they just like to dance. but the best time to watch them is at first light, with the golden moon in the western sky, you can barely see the birds, and you sure can hear them. the cranes spend the night on th

if you're on it, you race through places like carney, nebraska. but this time of year it is hard not to notice the birds here. yes, those are birds in the sky. thousands and thousands of snow geese migrating northward, slowing down for a rest. talk about a roadside attraction. 20 million or so birds would be offended to hear nebraska referred to as a flyover state. the birds and their ancestors have spent every spring here for several thousand millennia. these are sand hill cranes, mike forsberg, a photographer, author and conservationist has been watching the cranes for more >> it would be like missing christmas. >> reporter: this is good. this is really good. revered since ancient times, mike says the graceful elegant birds dance sometimes because they're nervous, sometimes because they're in love. and sometimes because they just like to dance. but the best time to watch them is at first light, with the golden moon in the western sky, you can barely see the birds, and you sure can hear them. the cranes spend the night on the bank and the sandbar

side, berniey sanders winning big in kans and nebraska. he spent some time with supporters at this baptist church in ohio. >> 40 or 50 years ago, you were doing pretty good if you got a high school. we have to make public university public universities tuition free. >> hilary clinton and berniey sanders finishing their day in michigan. >> you are prove >> you are proving when we work together, we can rise together and that's what this campaign is all about. >> again, the publics compmpe in the puerto rico primary tomorrow. democrats face off in maine and of course, we will bring you all of the rules right here >>> registered voters in broward county heading to the of the march 15th fry marry today. 20 locations inperson voting. miami-dade began their early voting on monday, you can find a complete list of early voting sites on wsvn.com. >>> live from the night team on this saturday night, a look at downtown miami where it has been a gloomy saturday, but will sunshine break through for our st+upb/? meteorologist brent cameron is live in the

if you're on it, you race through places like carney, nebraska. but this time of year it is hard yes, those are birds in the sky. thousands and thousands of snow geese migrating northward, slowing down for a rest. talk about a roadside attraction. 20 million or so birds would be offended to hear nebraska referred to as a flyover state. the birds and their ancestors have spent every spring here for several thousand millennia. these are sand hill cranes, mike forsberg forsberg, a photographer, author and conservationist has been watching the cranes for more than 20 years. >> it would be like missing christmas. >> reporter: this is good. this is really good. revered since ancient times, mike says the graceful elegant birds dance sometimes because because they're in love. and sometimes because they just like to dance. but the best time to watch them is at first light, with the golden moon in the western sky, you can barely see the birds, and you sure can hear them. the cranes spend the night on the bank and the sandbars of the plat river and as day br

in nebraska, the poll are shut. too early to call. so nebraska, too early to call for the democrats. and for both parties, the primary in louisiana. we're all looking forward to louisiana. it is an actual primary. that means a lot of people voting. i look at steve kornacki. >> this is a new experience for us, there election season. this is the first time we've had results coming in with no exit polls. the poll are closing in louisiana. we'll do this the old-fashioned way. we'll see where the votes are coming in

. >> as for the democrats, bernie hillary clinton, he took kansas and nebraska. clinton meantime took louisiana . despit her two second place finishes, c inton extended her substantial lead. she's almost halfway to that total number needed to secure the democratic nomination. >> whave complete coverage of both races beginning with nbc's gabe gutierrez. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump seemed almost unstoppable after super tuesday, now, ted cruz is picking up steam and trump is calling on marco rubio to drop out. hoping to emerge as the anti-trump this morning ted cruz is soaring after super saturday. >> we're seeing republicans coalesce around our campaign because ours is the only campaign that has repeatedly beaten donald trump. >> the texas senator pulling off decisive victories in kansasnd maine. but donald trump still the front-runner, trouncing his rivals in louisiana and kentucky. maine and on kansas and he should do well in maine because it is very close to canada. let's face it. >> reporter: the billionaire trying to fend off th

rosario: en la contienda demÓcrata bernie sanders lideró en kansas y nebraska, hillary clinton ganÓ en luisiana, victoria en un estado muy importante. >> hillary clinton se lleva el premio principal de la jornada que luisiana. no solamente por la cantidad de delegados sino por ser un estado mucho mÁs diverso, parecido al mundo real que kansas y nebraska. rosario: en la jornada de hoy hillary clinton hizo campaÑa en detroit con la ayuda de su esposo bill clinton. ex-secretario de estado agradeciÓ a su equipo y no comentÓ sobre los resultados del super sÁbado. ♪ ♪ por otra parte el senador de borbÓn, visitó michigan, aprovechÓ a criticar al partido republicano. bernie sanders: incluso a nuestro peor dÍa seremos infinitamente mejores que los republicanos en su mejor dÍa. >> el precandidato republicano donald trump dijo un marco rubio que se retirara de la contienda, los republicanos votarÁn en las primarias de puerto rico donde sÓlo hay en juego 23 delegados por problemas econÓmicos que enfrenta el territorio estadounidense se espera la apertura de pocos colegios electora

-p&democrats are voting in three -p&states- louisiana, kansas and -p&nebraska. -p&bernie sanders and hillary-p&clinton are both focused on -p&michigan which holds its primary-p&tuesday.-p&sot: sen. -p&bernie sanders/i-vt democratic-p&presidential candidate "hillary -p&clinton supported nafta,-p&supported pntr with china,-p&supported the colombian trade -p&agreement, supported the korean -p&trade agreement, supported almost all of these disasterous trade agreements. and the result is the loss of millions of decent paying jobs." clinton is expected to win louisiana and nebraska tonight - bringing her closer to the democratic nomination. craig boswell, cbs news, shington. cool with a few showers sunday, then we re warming up....a fast-moving cold front will sweep through the area late saturday night into sunday, giving way to mostly cloudy skies and a few while most of our temperatures will stay above freezing through early sunday morning, there could be some sleet or snowflakes mixing in briefly with the rain, especially for our northern communities. otherwise, ex

sanders took home nebraska and kansas. clinton did rack up a lopsided victory in louisiana. do these rulgts alter the fundamental dynamic of the race? >> we have team coverage. we'll talk to george stephanopoulos in just a moment. but we want to start with abc's mary bruce in the battleground state of florida where the front good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. what a night. it appears we have ourselves a two-man race on the republican side. ted cruz is the preferred candidate to take on trump. >> thank you so very much. god bless the great state on kansas. >> reporter: this morning, it's trump versus cruz. >> today has been a very good day. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: a record number of republican voters turning out this super saturday. handing cruz decisive victories in kansas and maine. cruz now gaining on his chief rival, donald trump. >> for those who came today in kansas, voted in maine, who had been supporting others, thank you for joining our team. >> reporter: trump, meanwhile, taking louisiana and kentucky by a smaller margin. the billionaire su

nebraska and kansas on saturday. louisiana as well. maine on sunday. bernie sanders believes he can win three of those. on that, the clinton campaign does not disagree. this is becoming a race of delegates. clinton had a big lead in the delegate hunt, but sanders could make up ground this weekend. it is one reason he is going to college campuses in lincoln, nebraska and lawrence, kansas. he is foccusing on working clas. others who are fed up with washington. he got loud cheers from an otherwise conservative state. many are happy to have a candidate show up at all. some democrats are wondering about the tone of his campaign. i asked him if he should tone down his rhetoric. >> we are in this race to win it. i don't run negative campaign ads, but i think it is appropriate in a campaign, you distinguish your differences. otherwise why run. >> reporter: you see he has no plans of changing his approach. they are working to the next presidential debate in flint, michigan. that is leading to the key states primary. that state will determine how the delegate fi

sanders hopes that he wins -- that wins in may, kansas and nebraska -- maine, kansas and nebraska will help in michigan. >>> homeless people will be notified to clear their personal belongings and -- a makeshift homes lined the sidewalks. city leaders say that is causing health and safety concerns. some living downtown agree. >> going down the sidewalks, a lot of times i cannot get passed on lawrence, the street i live on. i have to take alternate ways.>> reporter: workers will take the cleared items to a warehouse on glen arm place and people will have 30 days to grab their belongings. >> i know a lot of people that are packing up tonight and moving. , a lot of people are going to. yelling. >> reporter: people with the homeless coalition say that the unproductive. they say it will do little to are experiencing homelessness.>> people caught are -- parks are opens -- work open-space lands will face a fine. the fines could start at $75 for first-time offenders. the meeting tomorrow starts at 11:30 a.m. at the boulder county courthouse. >>> new pictures of special spring training visitors

high fire danger south and nebraska. a lot going on for this monday. >> sky 9, able to fly this morning, for now, no rain to worry about. up and over the i-70 and i-25 split, the mouse trap running free and clear. plenty of room for the cars and transition ramp off to a great ground level, check out the rest of the drive as we kick off this monday commute. no major freeway problems, 70, airport drive included. clear towards colorado springs. slower speeds are popping up including eastbound 36, down to 31 miles per hour, minor crash on the side streets, dudley and union. the sunrise, i pops up at 6:23 this morning. it's going be a little bit of a sun glare delay, possibly, the clouds could help us out, 6 in wadsworth is the location. this could be one of the delays around sheridan, towards i-25. >>> today we say farewell to number 18, peyton manning retiring after 18 years in the nfl. an outpouring of support and well wishes from fans near and far on social media. colleen ferreira will have more in a minute. we start with

i want to go to cnn's miguel marquez in lincoln, nebraska. you still have a big crowd over there, miguel. update our viewers on what is going on over there. >> reporter: yes, wolf. we are in lincoln, nebraska. this is the southwest high school, home of the silver hawks. there are over 500 people here, far more than they expected. they have broken down into 12 different precincts and they are caucusing that way. we've been following the action here at this one precinct. you have the hillary supporters over here, the bernie supporters over here. he's ahead here. that does include the absentee ballots. very heavy absentee ballots for hillary. that doesn't include the bernie sanders supporters at these caucuses. it was very interesting. when they took the first vote, there were six people who were undecided. they had speeches. all six of them went over to the hillary side and they had another set of speeches and one person went over to the hillary side and now that's the final count and it will be tabulated and sent into the statewide headquarter

across town, briar cliff battles nebraska wesleyan in the men's championship. we will have the ghlights from both games today's picture comes from...the office of sen. bill anderson... it's school choice day at the state house in des moines. sen anderson and rep.chuck holz, meeting with students from st. mary's high school in remsen... if you're like to submit a facebebk n photo, just st it on our abc-9 facebook page. jenna/tim/chris/fred: (fred) the forecast for tonight is for a low of 14 with increasing clouds. tomorrow, expect a high of 49 and mostly cloudy skies. we have a afternoon and evening. the 7-day forecast shows quiet weather through thursday through saturday, then a big warmup to the 60s sunday, monday, and tuesday. tonight's ask fred prize is 4 tickets to muskies vs. fargo! to enter, email or facebook your weather question. i'll answer the winning question on abc9 news at 10. i spoke to the sloan head start 3 and 4 year olds in sioux city today! we had a lot of fun. thanks mcwd >>> erin andrews back on the stand defending her good name. >> i felt

and nebraska. on the pacific ram, 2-1 your final conference winner. these two will dance again in the best of seven. tobacco road. number 10 new york new york pios with a three. onward to over time. that was it. walk off defending champs extend winning streak to 18. they are 5-0 at home next week against notre dame. that's it for me on a sunday. go on and have yourself a great sunday. >>> and word coming out that manning is expected to retire. >> we are going to have much more of that coming up right about 7:30. first we want to get to more sports news. anchors dropped the puck to start the game. they even got to ride on the zamboni. today it's the family and faith game for the eagles. it starts at 3:05 this afternoon anddthis is at the pepsi center. >>> shawn white may not have competed in the x-games but he reminded fans he's not close to being done. the nighing tomato made sure to open. he is not retiring and looking forward to the 2018 and 2022 >>> mushers competing in the iditarod competing today. it covers nearly 1,000 miles across alaska. >>> s

democrats are voting in three states, louisiana, kansas and nebraska. sanders and clinton though are both focused on michigan which holds it's primary tuesday. >> supported the columbia trade agreement, almost all of the horrible trade agreements. >> reporter: clinton is expected to win louisiana and nebraska tonight. craig boswell. cbs news washington. >>> we continue our team coverage of campaign 2016 with 2016. our primary isn't until march 15 march 15th but people are early voting. >> reporter: that's right. polls opened up today a very busy day. this one of 20 sites, folks walking into get it done as sites opened their doors to voters early saturday to voice their choice. they did. glad to get the ball rolling in what has been an ugly cycle. >> it's sad to see the kind of what they have resorted too. going back and forth and all the trash talking and stay away from the issues i think are relevant and important. >> reporter: they came to cast her vote early. her brother with her. >> let me take the opportunity to read up on it more. see what the loc

primaries and caucuses took place in louisiana, kansas, kentucky and nebraska. donald trump won the louisiana primary and the kentucky caucus. cruz won caucuses in kansas and maine. this morning trump is calling for marco rubio to drop out of the race. rubio says he will not. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is object track to increase her substantial delegate lead despite losing contests to bernie sanders. clinton had one big win in louisiana. >>> local naacp branches in wake and durham county also be participating in the morale march to the polls campaign. in wake county the marchers will gather at 3:00 p.m. at shaw university's campus. in durham, at 12:30. the marches will represent local participation in a statewide our time, our vote campaign focused on voter engagement, education, mobilation and protection. the marches will also honor the anniversary of the bloody sunday, the pivotal confrontation on the bridge in selma, alabama, 50 years ago that event would ultimately pave the way to the passing of the federal voting rights act in 1965. >>> right

with help from students from the university of nebraska milwaukee school of engineering. >> we like to use science to get kids engaged in the real world and to learn that learning is fun. >> 150 students at today's event built a dna model and even learned how our body responds to a flu shot to protect against that virus. >>> let's take a look at the almanac today. sunshine a deceiving force out there. officially 1/10 of an inch of "first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell." 3 3 3 first alert weather with siouxlands chief meteorologist chad sand well. >> i tell you what, i saw that sun, and went outside, and boy was that deceiving. >> it's cold. >> the first clue for me this morning is when i had to dust off the windshield from the snow we had over night. it didn't stick around long. the flurries did through mid- morning. then the sunshine came out. that's what we're looking at this afternoon. a lot of traffic outside. folks heading home on an otherwise very nice tuesday afternoon. take a look at the sky watch camera here. we're looking at high cloudiness b

democrats are voting in three statements louisiana, kansas, and nebraska. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are both focused on michigan, which holds its primary tuesday. hillary clinton supported nafta, supported the colombia trade agreement, supported the korean trade agreement. >> reporter: clinton is expected to win louisiana and nebraska tonight bringing her closer to the democratic nomination. live pictures now. bernie sanders addressing his supporters in warren, michigan, as we just told you, michigan voting on tuesday, that primary there on tuesday. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are debating sunday night in michigan. interesting to see, kathy and tom, how the tone of that does it become a little more ter serks as these two candidates battle? >> craig boswell reporting from washington, thank you. >>> one programming note. hillary clinton and donald trump are guests on face the nation tomorrow on cbs4. it starts at 9:30 tomorrow morning. >>> new information tonight on a man who landed a guy rough copter outside the u.s. capitol last air. prosecu

from gymnasiums to barns, long lines snaked around kansas, nebraska, kentucky, and louisiana. and a victory lap for sanders, the vermont senator securing delegates with wins in kansas and nebraska. >> we want to make sure a republican does not go into the white house. >> reporter: hillary clinton in michigan touting her victory in louisiana. >> i'm grateful for everyone that turned out to support us, but now all eyes turn to michigan [ cheering ] >> reporter: undoubtedly a rubio and john kasich. the democratic primary happening in maine tomorrow. >>> thank you so much. so what's next for the candidates? you heard him say there is more voting tomorrow. democrats holding a caucus in maine. they also will face off in a debate tomorrow night in flint i michigan. for republicans there's a primary in puerto rico. this week on world news more on super saturday, and what it means for the candidates tomorrow at 10:00 on channel 7. >>> we turn now to the weather. some overnight flurries expected. sunday, sunday looking clear, meteorologist jeff smith here with the details. >> there lite

louisiana, kansas and nebraska. bernie sanders and hillary on michigan, which holds its primary tuesday. >> hillary clinton supported as a nafta, supported almost all of these disastrous trade agreements. >> reporter: clinton is expected to win louisiana and nebraska tonight, bringing her closer to the democratic nomination. craig boswell, cbs2 news. >>> we could see some snow overnight. elise finch has the forecast coming up next. where should you start when you're told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here with a team of experts who treat only cancer. every stage. every day. its not one thing we do. it's the only thing we do. start at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com/e/experts >>> elise finch with the forecast. >> oh, cindy, today was a nice day. a little on the chilly side. i spent a good portion of my day indoors. i was fortunate enough to emcee