dean: griff jenkins joins us live from charleston. how you doing down there? reporter: good morning, you know, dean, i don t think it s a comeback on par with the giants, but it is undoubtedly the first heavy blow to sanders surging first three performances. joe biden, running low on cash in hopes he could actually win, actually blew away the race with the african-american vote, and he had this message for his naysayers the pundits have declared this candidacy dead. now, thanks to all of you, the heart of the democratic party, we just won and we ve won big because of you. [cheers and applause] we are very much on! reporter: let s look at numbers here. you see biden more than doubling sanders at 48.45 to 19.51.
at this hour target is apologizing for a massive security breach by offering a storewide sale all weekend. the retailer is giving all shoppers a 10% discount through sunday. meanwhile, the international manhunt continues for the hackers who stole credit and debit card information for 40 million customers. a california legal team is pursuing a class action suit on behalf of the victimized customers and those customers are coming forward with stories of hundreds of dollars swiped right out of their bank accounts. i had gone to target the saturday before the money started coming out of my account. those checks bounced. and i had overdraft charges from those checks. $2319.51 that they tried to get out of my account. i can t say it s target. i can t prove it.
included customer name, creditor debit card number, and the code on the back of your card. some target customers are already spotting problems. $2,319.51 that they tried to get out of my account. i toured the united states and a little bit of the country. you think you have money in your account and then you have nothing. you have beyond nothing. all because i went shopping at target. under federal law, consumers who use credit cards have more protection than the debit cards. time is running out to get the christmas gifts. if you played the procrastination card, you may be able to find a if you good deals tomorrow. they really named tomorrow super saturday? reporter: i know. i keep calling it the next date on the retail hype calendar.
the warm air and talking about record breaking heat here on the east coast. the snow behind it. you have this icing mix here. that is new hampshire, vermont, maine potentially an ice storm here and what we are watching and delays in that region. temperature wise this is what i was talking about. very warm potentially record breaking heat in the southeast so with that, i m not even done. we have tornado threats and isolated severe thunderstorms as we go through saturday and sunday so people nod to be aware no matter where you are this weekend. a mess in parts of the northeast. no question. thanks. for some 40 million target customers, it s time for watching and waiting as we find out more about a massive credit card data breach and just how much it s going to cost target. experts say the price tag for dealing for all of this could be more than $600 million and includes the price of credit card monitoring and replacing stolen cards and reimbursing customers for fraudulent charges. th