georgia, virginia, alabama, and tennessee. bernie sanders, we have projected carries, wins his home state of vermont. you see that right there. let's go back to jake tapper. jake? >> thanks, wolf. you know, it's so interesting, we have right now hillary clinton projected to have won four contests. donald trump projected to have won four contests. let's talk about right now some of the surprises we're seeing. right now, much more competitive and it's still early, we don't have the tifinal results. oklahoma much more competitive on the republican side than one might have thought. >> that's right. i got a text from a senior cruz campaign source saying they are feeling better than they expected in oklahoma tonight as they're watching the results come in. just like we are. now, we should say, and underscore, that the ted cruz campaign going back several months, before they realized what a force donald trump would be, they were hoping to sweep the south. >> right. >> they were hoping this would be a day where they would knock out al

they are in tennessee right now. >> they have not moved into north carolina yet. the southern mountains facing showers but the rest of us so far so good. here is the progress of it. they are moving from the west. notice how they are moving fairly quickly from the west to the east out of tennessee. you can see some of the showers and some of our southern mountains. farther to the north this is not quite in north carolina yet but just a matter of time before we see this batch in here. that is going to be pushing closer to us. let's look at the numbers. we have temperatures that are the 70s. 79 right now in charlotte. 76 in salisbury and 79 in rock hill. temperatures they are still definitely on the warm side through the next several hours. here is where we are going. temperatures in the upper 70s. and we will talk about the rainfall and our thunderstorm potential in a little bit. >> thank you. now is a good time to download the wbtv weather app to track rain and storms in the first-alert weather team. there is a feature that will tell you when lightning strikes near

clinton ganÓ en texas, alabama, arkansas, georgia, tennessee y virginia. bernie sanders ganÓ en oklahoma sorpresa para muchos, y en vermont. donald trump ganÓ en alabama, georgia, massachusetts tennessee y virginia y ted cruz ganÓ en el estado de texas y en oklahoma, esta es una gran sorpresa para muchos. de los candidatos, prÁcticamente de los mÁs importantes tres viajaron a florida estado que hoy, en este sÚper martes estÁ participando en la jornada electoral. tenemos desde miami donde viajÓ marco rubio, y donde estÁ hillary clinton es donde comenzamos. en wynwood . >> aquÍ los simpatizantes de hillary clinton no pudieron contener la alegrÍa. ella agradeciÓ a los votantes y mandÓ un mensaje en particular el precandidato republicano donald trump. escuchemos. >> nunca ha bajado la retÓrica, trata de dividir a los estadounidenses entre ellos, y eso es incorrecto. no vamos a abandonar el trabajo gustenos o no estamos en esto juntos y todos tenemos que hacer nuestra parte pero aquellos con mÁs poder hoy en dÍa parecen haber olvidado una verdad

tennessee, virginia and arkansas. impressive wins for donald trump. ted cruz, the senator from texas, he's carried his home state of texas, as well as oklahoma. marco rubio finally got on the >> hillary clinton has done well tonight. she has won seven states, georgia, virginia, alabama, tennessee, arkansas, texas and massachusetts. bernie sanders has done well as well as. vermont, oklahoma, colorado and minnesota. we have a key race alert. hillary clinton has won the democratic caucuses there, so six delegates from america samoa. in vermont is 84% on the republican side. 32.5% for donald trump, john kasich 30 p.6%. donald trump is ahead of john kasich by 1,027 votes. let's go to john king. we're talking a closer look at all of these contests tonight. vermont still outstanding. >> donald trump leading. if he holds that lead the map looks good for donald trump. we're waiting for alaska. these are delegates allocated so far. these are just delegates we've allocated tonight. rubio gets his first win, is it good enough. his campaign says he's staying in. t

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in tennessee, here is the latest information. donald trump declared the winner in tennessee. on the democratic side, here is where things stand in tennessee, still too close to call. let me see if i got the numbers. new information, hillary clinton has been declared the winner in tennessee on the democratic side. in massachusetts on the republican side. another win for donald trump. and also in texas, this is a real battle, this is the most delegates of all of the super tuesday states, ted cruz is leading in texas, that is his home state. donald trump in second and marco rubio in third place. oklahoma, another state that is just too close to call at this hour. donald trump leading there, ted cruz in 2nd place and marco rubio in third. in all e states that came in with declared winners. donald trump has won four states in addition to the other ones. and hillary clinton georgia, virginia, alabama, tennessee and arkansas and bernie sanders has won vermont. marco rubio has not won anything but ted cruz will win texas, the numbers are coming in. we have a long way to go but for no

in tennessee, tennessee right now, donald trump the projected winner. and georgia, again, donald trump the projected winner as he continues to do well let's look at the virginia virginia, rubio and trump seem to be battling it out. in vermont in the republican race, right now it's too close to call. in oklahoma, too early to call in the republican primary. let's take you to the democratic races as we know them. alabama, hillary clinton is the projected winner. we move to tennessee right now, where again another win for clinton. in georgia, it's going to be clinton again, the projected winner in georgia. and then we move up to virginia, and again hillary clinton the projected winner there. in vermont, bernie sanders' home state, he is the projected winner. sanders wins vermont. democratic primary right now, too early to call this one. we'll continue to watch that one. oklahoma, the same story there. too early to call this race between clinton and bernie sanders. we have got a lot to about. our team is in place. let's start with the nbc's katy tur in palm

tennessee, two-thirds. georgia and virginia both in the 60s as well. >> he's an outsider who can get things done. that's what everybody wants. the evangelicals and people are coming out in droves for him. interesting to see. >> at one point, carson had the votes and the late deciders went to rubio. >> in virginia. >> in virginia. maybe it shows some of the don rickles routine is working? >> it could. i think we're seeing there's momentum with marco right now. is it too late, is it enough? we have to see when it comes down to march 15th. >> she can do everything. she's got dial, she's got analysis and exit polls. lee, thank you. >> any time. >> all right, let's hand it over to heather nauert who has our headlines. >>> some headlines, latin america's president is under arrest for refusing to give information to the government in the criminal investigation. a brazilian court says that that vp won't reveal messages from the whatsapp related to a drug ring. facebook says that messages are encryptioned and aren't

mike huckabee won tennessee in 2008. mccain at 32%. romney at 24%. kind of a cruz/rubio/trump dynamic if you look through it. ted cruz if he's going to make a statement anywhere outside of texas, it would be in evangelical and rural areas and again the suburbs, around knoxville, nashville, around memphis as well could be key, wolf, as we've seen throughout this race, a struggle, tug-of-war between rubio and trump in the suburbs. >> four states getting ready to close right now at the top of the hour. we're talking about alabama, massachusetts, oklahoma, and tennessee. lots of delegates at stake tonight. this is the second round of closings. we're going to share the numbers with you right now and some major projections. first of all, cnn projects that donald trump will win the alabama republican presidential primary. another state going to donald trump. cnn also projects that donald trump will carry massachusetts, the republican presidential primary in massachusetts another win for donald trump. a third win right now at this hour, donald trump, cnn pro

in tennessee, tennessee right now, donald trump the projected winner. and georgia, again, donald trump the projected winner as he continues to do well in the south. let's look at the virginia virginia, rubio and trump seem to be battling it out. in vermont in the republican race, right now it's too close to call. in oklahoma, too early to call in the republican primary. let's take you to the know them. alabama, hillary clinton is the projected winner. we move to tennessee right now, where again another win for clinton. in georgia, it's going to be clinton again, the projected winner in georgia. and then we move up to virginia, and again hillary clinton the projected winner there. in vermont, bernie sanders' home state, he is the projected winner. sanders wins vermont. the massachusetts democratic primary right now, too early to call this one. we'll continue to watch that one. oklahoma, the same story there. too early to call this race between clinton and bernie sanders. we have got a lot to get to, a lot to talk about. our team is in place. let's start

and in the state of tennessee, donanald trum again. ted cruz, second. marco rubio hitting tha all-important 20% threshold. in the state of virginia, a little bit closer there, marco rubio came in second on the strength i northern virginia, on the strength of his showing in northern virginia. in the northeast, these big wins for donald trump. maachusetts, nearly 50% of t vote right there, 49%. and of course the state of vermont, as well. john kasich doi pretty well right there. but not well enough. i'm here with our team again. you, you look at the sweep of that victory, donald trump is re-creating the republican party. >> this is, i think, an extraordinary development of what's happened. every one, so many people thought he would burn out in the summer. he would fall in the autumn. frozen out when the vot in wimpbter started. nonow we're in spring, he's the dominant force in the party. he's gone through a htile takeover of the republican party. he's basically beginning to fire the nior management of the republican party and and it's going to be very dif

and in the state of tennessee, donald trump, again. ted cruz, second. marco rubio hitting that all-important 20% threshold. in the state of virginia, a little bit closer there, marco rubio came in secon on the strength in northern virginia, on the strength of his showing in northern virginia. in the northeast, these big wins for donald trump. massachusetts, nearly 50% of the vote right there, 49%. and of course the state of vermont, as well. john kasich doing pretty well right there. but not well enough. i'm here with our team again. matthew dowd, let me begin with u, you look at the sweep of that victory, donald trump is re-creating the republican party. what's happened. every one, so many people thought he would burn o o in the summer. he would fall in the autumnmn frozen out when the votes in wimpbterstarted. now we're in spring, he's the dominantorce in the party. he's gone through a hostile takeover of the republican party. he's basically beginning to fire the senior management of the republican party and and it's going to be very difficult for the

and in the state of tennessee, donald trump, again. ted cruz, second. marco rubio hitting that all-important 20% threshold. in the state of virginia, a little bit closer there, marco rubio came in second on the strength in northern virginia, on the strength of his showing in northern virginia. in the northeast, these big wins for donald trump. massachusetts, nearly 50% of the vote right there, 49%. and of course the state of vermont, as well. john kasich doing pretty well right there. but not well enough. i'm here with our team again. matthew dowd, let me begin with you, you look at the sweep of that victory, donald trump is >> this is, i think, an extraordinary development of what's happened. every one, so many people thought he would burn out in the summer. he would fall in the autumn. frozen out when the votes in wimpbter started. now we're in spring, he's the dominant force in the party. he's gone through a hostile takeover of the republican party. he's basically beginning to fire the senior management of the republican party and and it's going to b

and in the state of tennessee, donald trump, again. ted cruz, second. marco rubio hitting that all-important 20% threshold. in the state of virginia, a rubio came in second on the strength in northern virginia, on the strength of his showing in northern virginia. in the northeast, these big wins for donald trump. massachusetts, nearly 50% of the vote right there, 49%. and of course the state of vermont, as well. john kasich doing pretty well right there. but not well enough. i'm here with our team again. matthew dowd, let me begin with you, you look at the sweep of that victory, donald trump is re-creating the republican party. >> this is, i think, an extraordinary development of what's happened. every one, so many people thought he would burn out in the summer. he would fall in the autumn. frozen out when the votes in wimpbter started. now we're in spring, he's the dominant force in the party. he's gone tough a hostile takeover of the republican party. he's basically beginning to fire the senior management of the republican party and and it's the repub

and in the state of tennessee, donald trump, again. ted cruz, second. marco rubio hitting that all-important 20% threshold. in the state of virginia, a little bit closer there, marco rubio came in second on the strength in northern virginia, on the strength of his showing in the northeast, these big wins for donald trump. massachusetts, nearly 50% of the vote right there, 49%. and of course the state of vermont, as well. john kasich doing pretty well right there. but not well enough. i'm here with our team again. matthew dowd, let me begin with you, you look at the sweep of that victory, donald trump is re-creating the republican party. >> this is, i think, an extraordinary development of what's happened. every one, so many people thought he would burn out in the summer. he would fall in the autumn. frozen out when the votes in wimpbter started. now we're in spring, he's the dominant force in the party. he's gone through a hostile takeover of the republican party. he's basically beginning to fire the senior management of the republican party and and it'

they have been moving across tennessee and now moving into north carolina. and it's the highest elevations that have seen the action. zoom in here. it's been ash and watauga county where you have seen the thunderstorms they are starting to make their way over the north carolina and tennessee border and they have lightning associated with them. and look at that lightning. in ashe county and that rain is coming down. and the lightning on top of that. any one of the cells could have hail and winds. and this is moving to the north and east. let's track this. moving to the north, northeast on the cells. in sugar mountain, boone or piney creek this is moving your way. especially heavy rain. but anytime through the evening hours we could see more thunderstorms popping through for it any of us. temperatures are warm moving into an unstable atmosphere that is why we are going to be watching this. from our network of cameras and here is where we are going. rain chances go up. and the best chance between 7-9:00 p.m. more coming up in a little bit. >> thank you. breakin

maybe some snow showers along the tennessee-north carolina line. it will be windy and cold in the mountains and chilly with sunshine in the upstate. the forecast for tonight, expect showers and thunder ending. colder, overnight low 41. windy and cold with showers ending amounts, overnight low in the mid-ernie's. tomorrow in the upstate, sunny and cooler. high 56. we start off that 40's -- we in the mountains, partly sunny, windy, and cold, high in the upper 30's to low 40's. we start off and 34, warming up to 39, and the wind will make it feel colder. the for-a plus, we are talking about really, chilly temperatures as we go to most of this evening. and then, as we get into the weekend, looks likikit will be the 60's of plenty of sunshine. we can get the map to go throroh, it will be awfully nice. there he -- there we go. it will be a nice weekend. now back to you. michael: as we had to the break on super tuesday, a look at the republican side in georgia, carol: as well as the democratic race. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. th

former governors phil bredesen of tennessee and jim gilmore of virginia. great to see. >> you thank you. >> the republican candidates headed to michigan and tomorrow night's fox news gop debate. you're taking a live look at a live picture of our team fox setting it all up. you have no idea the technological effort that goes into setting this all up. a huge effort. we've got it down, 9:00 p.m. eastern on fox news. the action starts in detroit. don't miss fox business' coverage of election 2016 this weekend. lou dobbs gets things started at 7:00 p.m. eastern. neil cavuto will take you through the night as we await the results of the louisiana primary. these elections matter to your money, your portfolio and fox means business, we're coming right back. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term ast

hillary virginia, tennessee, georgia, and arkansas. bernie sanders has won his home state of vermont. you can watch a special report tonight at 8:00. >>> a bicyclist is hurt in a hit and run in fort collins. that investigation starts. >> reporter: in fort collins police are looking for a driver who struck a man and left him for dead. they say it happened around 11:30 on minute. they got a 911 call saying a man was lying in the road. they found taylor at college avenue near spring park drive. he had serious injuries consistent with having been hit by a car. there were no witnesses. he remains in critical condition at the hospital. >> > this house has been declared unlivable after a hash oil fire last night. four people were evacuated after the fire two were treated for smoke inhalation. the homeowners were charged with a variety of crimes. >>> and the mild weather continues. 62 tomorrow, winds gusting to 40 miles an hour. >> thank you for joining us. >> cbs has another super ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, update. breaking news, cbs news projects

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 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 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 on the wall over there, not many banners there, there's an am

and in the state of tennessee, donald trump, again. ted cruz, second. marco rubio hitting that all-important 20% threshold. in the state of virginia, a little bit closer there, marco rubio came in second on the strength in northern virginia, on the strength of his showing in northern virginia. in the northeast, these big wins for donald trump. massachusetts, nearly 50% of the vote right there, 49%. and of course the state vermont, as well. john kasich doing pretty well right there. but not well enough. i'm here with our team again. matthew dowd, let me begin with you, you look at the sweep of that victory, donald trump is re-creating the republican party. >> this is, i think, an extraordinary development of what's happened. every one, so many people thought he would burn out in the summer. he would fall in the autumn. frozen out when the votes in wimpbter started. now we're in spring, he's the dominant force in the party. he's gone through a hostile takeover of the republican party. he's basically beginning to fire the senior management of the republica

then slowly clear out.light snow will develop near the tennessee border in western north carolina toward wednesday morning. lows will drop into the 30s in the mountains and mid 40s for the upstate.wednesday will be sunny with highs in the mid 50s for the upstate, while the mountains will hold onto clouds through the day with highs in the upper 40s. 3 ((wrap up)) 3 now lets send it over to the pit crew traffic center. 3 we're watching: white horse rd dr 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 it's been 6 weeks since the south carolina senate took up a bill to raise the gas tax and fix south carolina's roads...with still no vote... and upstate business leaders growing frustrated... 3 but opponents of the gas tax increase say the money is already there to fix roads... isn't being spent wisely. 3 fox carolina's andrew reeser joins us live from outside our station along i-85...andrew? 3 it's been more than a year since governor haley rolled out her plan to reform the and raise the gas tax to fix roads...and while the house has a plan in place...the senate hasn't even voted on one...

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 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 a

and in the state of tennessee, donald trump, again. ted cruz, second. marco rubio hitting that all-important 20% threshold. in the state of virginia, a little bit closer there, marco rubio came in second on the strength in northern virginia, on the strength of his showing in northern virginia. in the northeast, these big wins for donald trump. massachusetts, nearly 50% of the vote right there, 49%. vermont, as well. john kasich doing pretty well right there. but not well enough. i'm here with our team again. matthew dowd, let me begin with you, you look at the sweep of that victory, donald trump is re-creating the republican party. >> this is, i think, an extraordinary development of what's happened. every one, so many people thought he would burn out in the summer. he would fall in the autumn. frozen out when the votes in wimpbter started. now we're in spring, he's the dominant force in the party. he's gone through a hostile takeover of the republican party. he's basically beginning to fire the senior management of the republican party and and it's goi

westbound 80 at tennessee street. you could see flashing lights. slow down and be careful. 4:32 the time. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> there could be big and visible changes on one of san francisco's busiest streets. transportation officials are set to vote on a plan to make part of lombard street safer. >> reporter: it is not the most famous part of lombard street we are talking about. we are talking about several miles of the roadway that go from francisco out to franklin street. this stretch of road takes drivers through the marina to the golden gate bridge. even at this hour you can see there is quite a bit of traffic on it. at least more than you would expect at 4:30. according to the san francisco municiple transportation agency lombard street is part of a high injury network because of the number of accidents that happened here. according to the chronicle 157 crashes happened from 2008 to 2013 killing two pedestrian and injuring 18 others. some of the safety changes proposed, widening sidewalks, creating three bus boarding areas

and in the state of tennessee, donald trump, again. ted cruz, second. marco rubio hitting that all-important 20% threshold. in the state of virginia, a little bit closer there, marco rubio came in second on the strength in northern virginia, on the strength of his showing in northern virginia. in the northeast, these big wins for donald trump. massachusetts, nearly 50% of the vote right there, 49%. and of course the state of vermont, as well. john kasich doing pretty well right there. but not well enough. i'm here with our team again. you, you look at the sweep of that victory, donald trump is re-creating the republican party. >> this is, i think, an extraordinary development of what's happened. every one, so many people thought he would burn out in the summer. he would fall in the autumn. frozen out when the votes in wimpbter started. now we're in spring, he's the dominant force in the party. he's gone through a hostile takeover of the republican party. he's basically beginning to fire the senior management of the republican party and and it's going to

and in the state of tennessee, donald trump, again. ted cruz, second. marco rubio hitting that all-important 20% threshold. in the state of virginia, a little bit closer there, marco rubio came in second on the strength in northern virginia, on the strength of his showing in northern virginia. in the northeast, these big wins for donald trump. massachusetts, nearly 50% of the vote right there, 49%. and of course the state of vermont, as well. john kasich doing pretty well right there. but not well enough. i'm here with our team again. matthew dowd, let me begin with you, you look at the sweep of that victory, donald trump is re-creating the republican party. >> this is, i think, an extraordinary development of what's happened. every one, so many people thought he would burn out in the summer. he would fall in the autumn. frozen out when the votes in wimpbter started. now we're in spring, he's the dominant force in the party. he's gone through a hostile takeover of the republican party. he's basically beginning to fire the senior management of the republ

. >>> let's talk about tennessee, roads. john lomax wants to talk about tennessee. we want to let you spring breakers know that they have re-opened the southbound lanes of 75, where that big rock slide was. northbound lanes remain closed. by march 24th they hope to have them re-opened. southbound lanes are re-opened in tennessee avmentz we look . as we look at the try states, we have a problem at section road and edge mont closed because of a couple of cars that took out a couple of different polls, we will let you know if we hear any lanes reopen before the afternoon. we are seeing volume of traffic definitely pick up,ish 71-75, near kyle's lane, you are heavy from kyle to the ohio river at this point. looking elsewhere, don't know the problem but it's wet. the rain is going to continue on and off through the morning and the afternoon, we could start to see slow traffic here in the afternoon. >> rain be will scattered in the rain push through, and a lot of this is concentrating east of downtown cincinnati at this point. rain through clermont county out to the east

in other super tuesday states, tennessee, alabama, georgia, are the fourth that have the best weather. here's all the it states voting today. there's going to be a winlter weather event in vermont but 2 it should be after midinate nightmidnight. tonight, heading towards area of northern georgia, oklahoma, arkansas and texas, it will be windy, behind the storm, a little cooler too. they'll be out of arkansas early today. cold in minnesota but snow free and bismark looking pretty good too. 47 in juneau. that's your national weather, now a closer look at your day ahead. so, there's all the thunderstorms that will be racing through the southeast, tennessee as we go throughout your afternoon and late through areas of georgia. accumulating snow in wisconsin and michigan through the day so the good news is a decent size storm but it's only going to effect briefly, a half hour or so. >>> well, something happened at the supreme court that hasn't happened in 10 years. >>> plus, after almost a year in space, scott kelly is headed home today. your arer watching "early today." pll "early pll (cell

tonight -- alabama, georgia, tennessee, massachusetts. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has won six states -- alabama, georgia, arkansas, virginia, texas. bernie sanders in verm vermont and oklahoma. jon karl, where do we stand on the delegates tonight. >> huge lead so far, but a lot of delegates to come. huge lead for donald trump over ted cruz. if you look at the overall picture, trump has got a lead of 29 to just 91 for ted cruz in second place. similar picture on the democratic side. big lead for hillary clinton. almost double the delegates of bernie sanders tonight. the overall picture for hillary clinton, virtually insurmountable lead for the rest of this. >> jon karl, thanks very much. matthew, who would have thought a year ago, hillary clinton as the front-runner for the a manhattan billionaire sf. >> everybody thought it was going to be jeb bush within this. but donald trump has refashioned what it means to be a republican. >> that's all for us on this super tuesday, stay tuned for "nightline" and i'll see you tomorrow on

tennessee, same story. 63% to 25%. 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 hill

donald trump has won five states tennessee, massachusetts. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has won six states -- alabama, georgia, arkansas, virginia, texas. bernie sanrs in verm vermont and oklahoma.a. jon kaka, where do we stand on the delegates tonight. >> huge lead so far, but a lot of delegates to come. huge lead for donald trump over ted cruz. if you look at the overall picture, trump has got a lead of 29 to just 91 for ted cruz in second ple. similar picture on the democratic side. big lead for hillary clinton. almostst double the delegates of bernie sanders tonight. the overall picture for hillary clinton, virtually insurmountable lead for the rest of this. >> jon karl, thanks very much. mattttw, who would have thought a year ago, hillary clinton as the front-runner for the democrat democrat but opposed to a manhattan billionaire sf. going to be jeb bush within this. but donald trump has refashioned what it means to be a republican. >> that's all for us on this super tuesday, stay tuned for "nightline" and i'll see you tomorro

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and in the state of tennessee, donald trump, again. ted cruz, second. marco rubio hitting that all-important 20% threshold. in the state of virginia, a little bit closer there, marco rubio came in second on the strength in northern virginia, on the strength of his showing in northern virginia. in the northeast, these big wins for donald trump. vote right there, 49%. and of course the state of vermont, as well. john kasich doing pretty well right there. but not well enough. i'm here with our team again. matthew dowd, let me begin with you, you look at the sweep of that victory, donald trump is re-creating the republican party. >> this is, i think, an extraordinary development of what's happened. every one, so many people thought he would burn out in the summer. he would fall in the autumn. frozen out when the votes in wimpbter started. now we're in spring, he's the dominant force in the party. he's gone through a hostile takeover of the republican party. he's basically beginning to fire the senior management of the republican party and and it's going to

on the gop side, trump takes alabama, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee, vermont, and virginia and cruz winning alaska, his home state of texas and neighboring oklahoma. marco rubio claimed minnesota and this means the delegate count stands at 285 for trump democrats, clinton takes alabama, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee, texas and virginia and she's way out in front with 1001 delegates. bush-cheney sanders won minnesota, colorado, oklahoma and vermont and trails with 371 delegates. >>> and people some super tuesday states reporting problems at polls and mostly long lines in places like texas, tennessee, and georgia and there were accusations one county was handing out republican ballots and three states left people without websites to verify their polling locations and many wonder where do the candidates go from here, especially our governor and nick foley has more joe donald trump is showing no signs of letting up or letting go of the grip of the republican nomination for president, despite a growing that has many turning their attention to governor john kasich a

clinton also leaves super tuesday winning texas - georgia - alabama - tennessee and arkansas. sot clinton it )s clear tonight that the stakes in this election have never been higher and although there are two obvious front runners - there are a few candidates still holding on - bernie sanders won in colorado - oklahoma - minnesota - and his home state of vermont. sot sanders the people, when will stand together, will be victorious now it will be back to the campaign trail for these candidates until march 15th - when five more states will head to the polls. live in the control room - makenzie walter news channel 3. coming up a few weeks ago we tried a chicken spaghetti recipe but it wasn )t very healthy. now here )s kristen crowley with kristen crowley with your first students everywhere will be celebrating books today -- as part of )read across america day . the initiative was started by the national education association. schools all across the country will celebrate by having special guests readers in classrooms. crowley will be reading to a class at sewells point elementary

and in the state of tennessee, ted cruz, second. marco rubio hitting that all-important 20% threshold. in the state of virginia, a little bit closer there, marco rubio came in second on the strength in northern virginia, on the strength of his showing in northern virginia. in the northeast, these big wins for donald trump. massachusetts, nearly 50% of the vote right there, 49%. and of course the state of vermont, as well. john kasich doing pretty well right there. but not well enough. i'm here with our team again. matthew dowd, let me begin with you, you look at the sweep of that victory, donald trump is re-creating the republican party. >> this is, i think, an extraordinary development of what's happened. every one, so many people thought he would burn out in the summer. he would fall in the autumn. frozen out when the votes in wimpbter started. now we're in spring, he's the dominant force in the party. he's gone through a hostile takeover of the republican he's basically beginning to fire the senior management of the republican pa

. >> when we traveled to river bend maximum security institution in tennessee, we encountered a young inmate who was also driven to kill and his story was absolutely chilling. >> i murdered my aunt with a butcher knife. i put on a hockey mask, brown overalls and brown boots. they said i had bottled up anger. i was mad at my mom all my life for the way she treated me. i figured i'd kill her sister. i didn't want to kill my mom. i figure if i kill her sister, it would slowly kill her mentally and emotionally. >> luis ramon was 15 years old at the time of the murder. when we met him six years later he told our producer he relates with two notorious and fictional movie killers. >> i figured i'd be a killer like michael meyers in "halloween and jason voorhees in "friday the 13th." i was just fascinated with the way they worked. i heard voices. like jason, one of the characters, they told me like how to kill people and when to do it. the devil -- i was possessed by the devil for six years. >> how about nowadays? >> i think there's a demon that lives outside my window right now. he lives out

any troubles with him in tennessee? tennessee authorities have any record of him? >> i just don't know the answer to that. >> oh, okay. >> is it likely -- we know antioch is a suburb of nashville. is it likely after this first incident, pete, that authorities here would have made some contact with authorities there in tennessee to say -- there? >> you know, i don't know, but i frankly doubt it. let's think about looking at in hindsight after he pulled out what we believe is a pellet gun, that makes it seem much more serious but remember last october. these charges against him i assume are misdemeanors. let's see. certainly one is a misdemeanor. i suspect both are. and so they're not all that serious. all he's accused of doing in october is pushing a policeman and yelling during a session of the house. i would be very surprised if this isn't receive simply routine court proceedings and law enforcement proceedings at the time. there was no great concern about him as a dangerous person. >> and i have been in a lot of hearings up on the hill where they get interrupted

this is the tennessee prison for women. >> we have everything here from forgery to murderers. it does look like a college campus. but we have surveillance cameras everywhere. we have random strip searches. we have cell searches. our main objective is to keep the inmates safe and our staff. we want our staff to be able to go home to their families every day. >> hey, hey, move, move, move, move. >> fight! >> hey, everybody in their cell now! >> in here, just as in any men's prison, correctional staff can find themselves in the middle of a sudden outbreak of violence. >> sit down, sit down. up to unit one. >> go to your room. shut the doors. >> if you all don't get in your cells, i'm going to take taking everybody to jail. >> you don't have to do this, man. >> come on, let's ride. >> there was a physical altercation on unit one. inmates were separated by staff on the units and the yard officers responded. the one that initiated the incident has been taken. >> i said go to your cell. >> this time, a potentially violent situation is quickly contained. but some of these inmates comm

it apparently has tennessee tags. this silver pickup truck you're seeing in that picture there, and police apparently are checking that out. we hope to get more information about it. perhaps it is tied to this case. we don't know whether perhaps the suspect went to the capitol in this particular vehicle. but we just learned just coming into our newsroom word about the silver pickup truck, a silver pickup truck. one you just saw there with tennessee tags. a vehicle that is now being examined by authorities there on capitol hill. >> which does tie back to the fact we talked about the fact that a man named larry dawson was charged with disrupting a house session back in october. that larry dawson was from tennessee and, again, if this is the vehicle in question with the tennessee tags, that is, another thread in connecting these two incidents and leading us further along the path of thinking this is, indeed, the same person. if you were with us maybe half an hour ago, 30 minutes ago, news4's jackie bensen was on the grou

and he's also won the great state of tennessee. tonight is the beginning of donald trump bringing the republican party together for a big victory this november. tonight is the beginning of donald trump bringing the people of our nation together to help america win again. and tonight in all those states who supported mr. trump today, all the ones who voted across this country, our message is to begin to get ready for the fight that is coming this fall. the fight this fall is to make sure that a united republican party and united american people make sure that hillary rodham clinton never gets back in the white house. [ cheers and applause ] since june 16th, when mr. trump declared his candidacy, he has shown himself to be tough and strong and bold. he's shown himself to be a fighter. a leader who speaks plainly to the american people. he has listened to the american people. the american people are listening to him. and he's bringing the country together. that, ladies and gentlemen, is not a campaign, it's a movement. [ cheers and ap

he won in tennessee. he won in virginia. he won in the north, massachusetts, i'm here with matthew dowd and jon karl and matt, one of things we're seeing tonight with the sweep of this victory, donald trump re-creating the republican party. >> this is an extraordinary development that the establishment of the party was completely taken offguard. they thought he would burn out in the summer, fall in the autoturn. in winter, he would be frozen out. in the spring, he takes the a largest swath of delegates. he'll be in position, when morning comes tomorrow, he'll be very hard to stop to get this nomination. donald trump has redefined what it means to be a republican in a brand-new way. marco rubio winning in minnesota. so, he stays in. john kasich pretty close in vermont. he's staying. even ben carson is staying. ted cruz won two states -- texas and oklahoma. no one is getting out. >> super tuesday is trump tuesday. his opposition is as divided as it's ever been. all of them -- kasich, rubio and cruz all see a reason to go on. t

he won in tennessee. he won in virginia. he won in the north, massachusetts, i'm here with matthew dowd and jon karl and matt, one of things we're seeing tonight with the sweep of this victory, donald trump re-creating the republican party. >> this is an extraordinary development that the establishment of the party was completely taken offguard. they thought he would burn out in the summer, fall in the autoturn. in winter, he would be frozen out. in the spring, he takes the a largest swath of delegates. he'll be in position, when morning comes tomorrow, he'll be very hard to stop to get this nomination. donald trump has redefined what it means to be a republican in a brand-new way. >> in the meantime, you have marco rubio winning in minnesota. so, he stays in. john kasich pretty close in vermont. he's staying. even ben carson is staying. ted cruz won two states -- texas and oklahoma. no one is getting out. >> super tuesday is trump tuesday. his opposition is as divided as it's ever been. all of them -- kasich, rubio and cruz

roe from tennessee. he imhimself, an army veteran and senior member of the house kentucky on veterans' affairs. i'm grateful for his hard work and advocacy on behalf of veterans and his participation in our committee. i urge all my colleagues to join me in supporting h.r. 2814 and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from florida. ms. brown: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. brown: i rise today in support of this legislation to name the community-based outpatient clinic in sevierville, tennessee, after mr. dannie a. carr. specialist dannie arthur carr was born on june 30, 1947, and was originally from tennessee. he served his country in the vietnam war as a member of the u.s. army and as the infantry in d. company second battalion, seventh calvary, first calvary division. he was a one-year veteran in the army when his tour began on november 5, 1968. on jul