political news. a decisive victory for donald trump. is he now inevitable? >> here they are. we're talking about those numbers out of the south carolina republican primary. look at that. trump ten points ahead of his nearest rivals, marco rubio and ted cruz. overnight, trump took to the stage to celebrate his win. his family, you can see, arrayed behind him. meanwhile, a different kind of night for jeb bush. the clearly crest fallen candidate bowing out after a fourth place finish. >> we do have big developments on the democratic side as well. hillary clinton pulls out a five-point win over bernie sanders in nevada. celebrating with a late-night rally in texas. meantime, sanders vowing to fight on. we have team coverage this morning. we get going in spartanburg, south carolina, this morning with tom llamas. hi, tom. >> reporter: paula, good morning. donald trump last night said he would be happy if he won by one vote. he won but much more than that. than just massive rallies and sound bites. there are real votes there. fewer candidates. and one who says he sees a path to beat trump. he's done it again. donald trump taking the south carolina primary. now, a back-to-back winner in the gop race for president. >> i want to begin by thanking the people of south carolina. this is a special state. >> reporter: the yankee billionaire winning down south. voters sticking with trump. >> there is nothing easy about running for president. i can tell you. it's tough. it's nasty. it's mean. it's vicious. it's beautiful. >> reporter: the trump family there on the victory stage. melania leading the charge for the next contest. >> we love you. and we are going ahead to nevada. and we will see what happens. he will be the best president. >> reporter: and the other big headline. jeb bush. a one-time front-runner. dropping out of the race. >> and so tonight, i'm suspending my campaign. >> reporter: the former florida governor, joined by his family. his wife, like jeb himself, e moek nal on that stage. bush leaving the race with this advice for his p. and a subtle jab at trump. >> i firmly believe the american people must entrust this office to someone who understands that whoever holds it is a servant. not the master. >> reporter: senator marco rubio hoping jeb supporters turn towards him. rubio finishing second in a razor-thin victory over senator ted cruz. the rubio campaign banking on momentum from this primary lifts them closer to trump and eventually to the nomination. >> history will say on this night in south carolina, we took the first step forward in the beginning of a new american century. >> reporter: and trump may have an ace up his sleeve. a nevada surprise. the addition of more trumps. we have a hospital ready just in case. and south carolina, we're going to have a baby, there's nothing wrong with that, right? so -- could be any second. it could be before i'm finished. >> reporter: and overnight, no breaking news in the trump family world. ivanka still has not delivered. donald trump waiting on the grandchild. as for ohio governor john kasich. he's still in the race. he wasn't here last night. he's hoping the midwest primaries boost his campaign. dr. ben carson who has performed poorly so far in all three contests vowing to stay if the race. paula and dan? >> thank you, tom llamas. both vowing to stay in. let's bring in matt dowd. good morning. >> good morning, dan. >> what, if anything, stands between donald trump and the nomination? >> i think that right now the only trump is in a dominant position. two things can bring him down. they have to operate simultaneously. do better than the mid 20s. whether it's marco rubio, ted cruz. possibly john kasich. the other thing is, donald trump won in spite of everything that happened last week, not because of. over time, are those weights on hiss back that will push him down and push him down and push him down that he can't get over a certain limit on the ballot? i think those two things. right now, if you put your chips on the table, donald trump will be the republican nominee. >> so his fights with the pope, the whole nation of mexico. >> the entire state of south carolina, political state of south carolina. i think though he won, it's an accumulative effect that could be problematic in the long haul. >> so the teflon could wear off. >> could wear off. >> let's talk marco rubio. there's news mitt romney may endorse. how important is that? and does rubio's path to the nomination look viable to you? >> i think the mitt romney thing in his lane. he wants to build up enough so that basically he can become a one-on-one race with donald trump. the problem is ted cruz is still in this. he's doing ver well, especially among evangelicals and social conservatives. i think marco rubio has a good path. but where does he win? he's finished third, fifth, and second. he's not had a victory. it's open. it will be difficult for him to demonstrate what's the first state he wins in? >> does the jeb bush development, a poignant scene overnight, does jeb bush bowing out, does that possibly help marco rubio? do his voters and funders go to rubio? >> his funders automatically go to rubio. the establishment leadership. i don't think all the voters go to rubio. if you look at breakdown. some go to rubio. some go to trump, some go to cruz, some stay out of it. the interesting thing about jeb bush, the end of the dynasty, we haven't had a winning gop ticket bush or a nixon on it since 1928. >> fascinating bit of perspective. this year may be different. matthew dowd, such a fluid and interesting race. let's go to paula for the democratic side. >> thank you, dan. let's jump into the democratic ring. hillary clinton is the big winner this morning. she edged out bernie sanders in nevada by a little over five points in what proved to be a tight contest. without overstating the obvious, though, this win was much-needed for clinton who lost badly in new hampshire. mary bruce joins us from las vegas this morning. good morning, mary. >> reporter: hi, paula. good morning. the clinton camp is feeling good this morning. after riding a wave of minority support here. it was neck and neck until the bitter end. but ultimately, hillary clinton was dealt the winning hand she was hoping for. >> the fight goes on, the future that we want is within our grasp! >> reporter: cheers and a sigh declared victory. >> some may have doubted us but we never doubted each other. [ cheers and applause ] and -- this one's for you. >> reporter: sanders coming in with a strong second. >> and now it's on to super tuesday. thank you! >> reporter: proving he can get solid support from minority voters. >> we have the momentum. we're going to see the results of one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] [ chanting ] >> all: feel the burn. feel the burn. >> reporter: the candidates raced to appeal to uniyor workers. as they fought for every last vote. >> everyone wants the union vote. we're a strong force. >> reporter: sanders making his case. as voters waited in line. >> thank you very much. thanks for coming out. >> reporter: the candidates crisscrossed from one site to the other. almost bumping into each other at this casino. >> reporter: their battle so close, some precincts had to use a vegas-style tie breaker. a deck of cards. clinton won this draw with a 9 of clubs. in this case, what happens in vegas doesn't necessarily stay in vegas. hillary clinton is hoping to ride the wave of momentum to a big win in the next contest in south carolina. dan and paula? >> and after that, it's all about super tuesday, mary, thank you. we do want to continue the discussion on the democratic showdown. we want to bring in jonathan karl. thanks for taking a couple of moments out of your busy day. we want to first and foremost. exit polling shows clinton has serious issues. empathy. distrust. how does she repair that? if not, how vulnerable does she remain? >> first thing is to move to south carolina. where every single public poll since the beginning of this campaign has had her with a big, double-digit lead over bernie sanders. she's hoping back-to-back victories will put the memory of new hampshire way in her past. vulnerabilities. not just the ones you mentioned. young democrats. still overwhelmingly in the exit polls, the young vote, under 45, goes significantly overwhelmingly to bernie sanders. she needs to find a way to get that obama coalition back together. she can start doing that. >> let me ask about sanders. he, as mary pointed out, a strong showing against minority voters -- among minority voters. does he continue to have a shot at winning this nomination? >> he certainly has a shot. it's a long shot. but he certainly has a shot. and more importantly, dan, he has the ability to stay in the race for a long time. you know, if you look at the way the democrats allocate their delegates, every state is proportional. while hillary clinton eked out a win, a significant but narrow win in nevada, bernie sanders he'll continue to rack up delegates in every state he can come in a close second to hillary clinton. he can stay in this race for a long time. and, hillary clinton has shown weaknesses. we'll see what happens. >> jonathan karl. thank you for the xs and os. for the breakdown. have a great show. >> you got it. >> a remind, john will be a part of a big edition of abc's "this week." george stephanopoulos is talking with donald trump, ted cruz, marco rubio. the breaking news out of michigan. this mug shot just into our news room of a suspect in a series of random shootings overnight in kalamazoo. police say the gunman was driving around, opening fire, and abc news' alex perez is on the ground and on the story. alex, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. authorities are trying to figure out what triggered this rampage. investigators say the suspect randomly chose his victims and then shot them. >> shots fired. we have one confirmed victim right now. >> reporter: overnight, a city gripped with fear after multiple shootings took place across but now, residents waking up, knowing the suspect, jason dalton, is in custody. the shooting spree spanning 13 miles at three locations. the first, this parking lot, where a woman walking to her car was shot several times as the suspect reportedly drove by in a chevrolet hhr. in her car, a few feet away, her terrified children. >> this is your worst nightmare. where you have somebody just driving around, randomly killing people. >> reporter: then the 45-year-old white male headed to this car dealership, firing off several shots, hitting two people. a father and son sitting in their car later confirmed dead. >> when i got the call this evening, i was -- i was absolutely shocked by it. >> reporter: about five minutes later, a third crime scene in a cracker barrel restaurant parking lot. shots rang out, hitting two separate cars filled with people. according to repepepep there were two other shooting locations at an intersection near the restaurant. >> the threat to the public is over. with we know this is our >> reporter: investigators now working on a motive. the suspect is expected to face murder charges. paula? >> our thoughts and prayers go out to the good people of michigan, alex. thank you. we want to bring in jeff hadley. the chief of the kalamazoo department of public safety. first and foremost, chief hadley, we want to say our condolences to the people of kalamazoo. thank you for joining us this morning. first and foremost. >> thank you. >> i know that the first attack, there were three separate crime scenes. the first attack happened at 6:00. that suspect was then apprehended about 6 1/2 hours later. can you give us a sense of what happened in the 6 1/2 hour lockdown? >> yes, ma'am. the first event that happened out in the county around 5:30, this evening, you know, we -- kalamazoo county sheriff's department, it was their investigation. they treated it as a single, isolated incident. put out suspect information, it wasn't until the second event happened about 10:00 yesterday evening. then subsequently, quickly thereafter, about 20, 25 minutes later, the third event at the cracker barrel out in the county, a different part of the county, that we were able to kind of string those three things together. the suspect was quickly apprehended in downtown kalamazoo. >> chief hadley. the suspect has been named. his name is jason dalton. 45 years old. he's in custody. how certain are you that there were no accomplices? >> we're fairly certain at this point. obviously, the investigation continues. we're trying to piece it all together. obviously, a lot of it doesn't make sense to us or anyone else for that matter. these appear to be completely random acts of violence. none of the victims knew each other nor did they know the suspect, that we know of. and so, it's as baffling to us as it is to everyone else. did this suspect, jason dalton, have any kind of record, to your knowledge? >> not to my knowledge. no criminal history. no involvements with us or any other police agency in the county that we know of. not in our record system. so this is a cple surprise as far as i'm concerned. >> i know it's very early into the investigation. any sense that this particular individual was mentally unstable? >> we don't have any indication of that at this point. obviously, someone that's going to go out and commit these type of crimes in succession, like he did, obviously calls to question somebody's mental capacities. as of this time, we don't know of any history with him specifically in rms of him being a mental health consumer. >> going back to the crime scenes. three separate crime scenes over a course of about 4 1/2 hours, 13 miles apart. you truly believe this was completely random? >> truly believe it was completely random. >> chief hadley. our thoughts and prayers to the people in the kalamazoo area. best of luck in your investigation. >> thank you. >> a horrifying and mystifying series of events there. our thanks to him. let's turn to the weather, and indra, who is in for rob marciano. indra, what's popping? >> flooding. that will be the big story over the next couple of days. video out of sparta, illinois. three inches of rain. in a short period of time. we know what happens. look at this. look at the map. look at the advisories. we're seeing the advisories extending from west virginia, through d.c., even from there, the story extends farther down to the south. we have a pattern change. the jet stream dipping to the south. the 2 to 4 inches. widespread, heavy rain. we need to spin it. there's an upside. it's not snow. it's rain. so yes, it's the weekend. it will still be warm for about a day or so. each day gets a little bit cooler. as we go through the weekend, notice the change as you talk drop. it's cool somewhere. where is it warm? on the west coast.y. it was good for the soul. didn't it just feel good? >> i don't know. >> i did. i was out all day. >> i hear it was nice. >> it was beautiful. i heard it from indra. so i went outside. >> excellent. that's the way i like it. >> did you take your couch outside? >> the weather in my living room was perfect. thank you, indra. >> anytime. a lot of other news. what's going on? >> hey, dan and paula. sara. indra. good morning, everyone. inspectors now trying to figure out what caused a terrifying accident at a west virginia ski resort. more than two dozen people fell from a ski resort at the timberline resort. at least 100 skiers dangled trapped. no one was seriously injured. to breaking news overseas in syria. dozens of people have been killed in twin bomb blasts in the city of homs. the deadly attack comes just as john kerry announces a provisional agreement in principle for a cease-fire in the war that's ravaged that country. and antonin scalia was laid to rest on saturday. his cloak-draped casket given high catholic honors at mass celebrated by his son, a priest, father powell scalia. vice president joe biden among the people who packed the basilica. is climbing after the most powerful cyclone on record. of the southern hemisphere ripped through that island chain. at least three people were killed. hundreds of homes destroyed as people sheltered from winds up to 177 miles an hour. look at this dramatic rescue in the rough waters off of washington state. coast guard officials recusing three surfers. one of them holding on to a surfboard. being pulled by the strong currents there. they're all okay. and finally, steve harvey is left stunned during "family feud" when he posed this question to a husband just once. what would you like to tell your wife? 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"sportscentete" 5:00 eastern the winner of the great american for now, enjoy your sunday. starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. trump takes control. the brash billionaire dominates in conservative south carolina. >> when y y win, it's beautiful. >> his second straight win. >> let's put this thing away. >> now, no doubt, the outsider is the republican front-runner. can anyone stop him? >> south carolina has given us >> the son of bar tender and maid from cuba tonight stands one step closer to being the 45th president of the united states of america. >> trump, rubio, cruz. all here live. and -- hillary squeaks by. >> the fight goes on! >> the democratic race tighter than ever. plus, apple goes to war. inside the tech giant's refusal to help the fbi unlock a terrorist's iphone. live. week." stephanopoulos. good morning, after a crucial saturday vote in the race for the white house, two candidates now in command. for the democrats, hillary nevada. the win out west, nearly six points over bernie sanders puts her back in control. she heads to south carolina and super tuesday with big leads in the bigst states. and for thehe republicans, it's