Digit drop in items but first voters across the country headed to the polls for super tuesday. You decide 2016. The results started coming in minutes after polls closed around the country and right now it appears the two big winners are donald trump for the republicans and Hillary Clinton for the democrats. Both projected to win most of the states up for grabs tonight. Good evening, im iain page. Im lucy noland. The nations closely watching to night results including right here at home. We found these students from the university of rutgers in camden keeping a close eye on the primaries and caucuses. Our bruce gordon has been tracking returns and reaction live in the newsroom now. Bruce . Reporter super tuesday the day many experts predicted would bring the republican and democratic nominating contests into much sharper focus thats exactly whats happening. On the republican side Businessman Donald Trump began the day with a sizeable delegate lead over his closest rivals text if he can
Businessman donald trump began the day with a sizeable delegate lead over his closest rivals text if he can senator ted cruz, florida senator marco rubio. Tonight trump is the big winner hes projected to win alabama and tennessee. Massachusetts, georgia and virginia. Senator cruz is projected to take his home state of texas along with neighboring oklahoma. Heres trump now from his well West Palm Beach news conference. Introduction by new jerseys governor chris chris too were going create jobs like youve never seen. Were lower taxes. I have plan that larry can you do low and so many others think is the best plan theyve seen. Well lower taxes substantially fort middle class, the middle class has been forgotten in our country. It really on the democratic side former secretary of state Hillary Clinton began the day with a huge delegate lead over vermont senator Bernie Sanders with lots of help from so called super delegates the Party Leaders and elected official. Senator clinton projected
You got to get them locked in and motivated. This is what sports is all about. Yeah. Got to love it. Thank you. Continuing our team coverage, mets mania sweeps fans on long island. Cbs 2s Jennifer Mclogan spent the day with some fans who are anxious for a victory tonight. Reporter they skipped school in east meadow, called in sick at work, shopping at the mall to get ready for tonight. They even flew their kids to l. A. 300 on a ticket to go to the game. Reporter munched on mets burgers. Who is your favorite met . Granderson. Reporter which one do you like better . This one. Reporter which one is lucky . This one is going to be lucky. Reporter mets fans are superstitious. This is a citi field or this is a seat turned into an office chair . Reporter Mets Front Office thinks the highest concentration of fans comes from long island due to the proximity of the ball field. Yankees are done. Theyre finished. Reporter you seem like youre a little on edge. Well, they havent been hitting as wel
Same way they are going to adventure, together. Its fitting that mets skipper Terry Collins was the one who mets fans wanted to hug after this one because i think it was his level headed approach this season to help this roster full of youngsters keep their heads in a roller coaster season and help them rise to the occasion. From citi field, steve overmyer, cbs 2 news. The National League championship series is not just about new york versus chicago. No. The series is also pitting mets fans against each other for who has more team spirit. Cbs 2s Jennifer Mclogan continues our Team Coverage of the championship chase from the queenslong island border. And i think that the border war is on. Reporter jerry burn, lifelong mets fan from, where else he says, queens, floral park queens population 21,000. Not to be confused with neighboring nassau. That floral park, population as their own. I really think that the long island people need to have a team for themselves. This is a queens team and
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