numbs pain more i m jeremy diamond in tel aviv and this is cnn all right let s take a look at what s going on in utah with a falling just close the votes disclosed and it s too early to call, you it s all were there are 40 delegates at stake, nikki haley has high hopes for you to all we re going to be keeping an eye on utah, but as of right now, the republican caucus is in utah. it is too early to call. you might remember historically, utah was a trouble spot for donald trump theoretically it during the republican primaries and caucuses in 2006 let s turn now to david chalian. this is obviously some delegates heading towards nikki haley, not enough, but some give us the board jake, if you are right to note that nikki haley will get some delegates out of that vermont wind up, but not many. let s start with california. california had 100 69 delegates at stake tonight. you projected donald trump, the winner, and he gets all 169 delegates. why? because he campaign enginee
one hour. she will leave the republican presidential race leaving that field for one man standing and that s donald j. trump. her remarks are set for one hour, 10:00 a.m. eastern time out of south carolina. we ll have them live. that s the headline of the moment. coming off the big night from last night, so good morning. couple of hours of sleep, back at it. i m bill hemmer in new york. dana: i got 5 1/2. i m dana perino. this is america s newsroom. glad to be with you this morning. big news day. we ll have nikki haley at 10:00. right now, let s talk about donald trump. banner day for him because georgia s state senate is investigating the actions of fulton county district attorney fani willis and her romance with trump special prosecutor nathan wade. we are monitoring that. we are also awaiting word from trump on haley s decision. but last night, trump was fired up and in his element putting his victory in historical terms. they call it super tuesday for a reason. this
too much more of this. when you re in the middle of a fight, you don t think about what you re going to do if you lose. you think about how you re going to fix things when you win. that s what i m doing. as much as everybody wants to go and push me out, i m not ready to get out yet. i m still sitting there fighting for the people that want a voice and they deserve that. bill: here we go. team fox coverage. grady at a polling place in virginia. larry kudlow on why a lot of folks are voting with their wallet. but first dana: we ll talk to national correspondent grif jenkins in eagle pass, texas, as voters cast their ballots after dualing border visits between trump and biden. did anybody change their minds of who they would vote for after those visits? we shall soon find out. texas is the second biggest prize today. 244 democrat ones up for grabs. has to get a 20% threshold or better and you want to know what s on their minds as voters? take a look. i ll show you, dana
the primary campaign in the election season. unlike we have ever seen before. good evening, everybody, i m martha mccallum. bret: i m bret baier. it is super tuesday. the most states, the most delegates. the most votes on the line as both parties march towards a 2020 rematch it looks like. at this hour polls are closed in virginia and vermont. vermont could be nikki haley s best chance to win a state tonight, thanks to moderate northeast republican voters and an open primary system. martha: virginia is also holding an open primary and she could do well in the suburban areas near d.c. both states also host democratic presidential primaries tonight where biden is widely expected to win. bret: those are just the first prizes of the night. 16 states and one territory heading to the polls today, including the two biggest states, texas and california. a lot of delegates there. martha: indeed, on the republican side there are 854 delegates up for grabs tonight. that is more
israel. and, a blatant big it is heading to trump s voting in florida, he s hanging with the leader of hungary. one that belize democracy should be worried. i m ayman mohyeldin. let s do it. we begin this hour in washington d.c. where any moment we expect a call to be made in d.c. s republican primary as a majority democratic jurisdiction, d.c. is expected to be the best shot at scoring a victory in the presidential nominating contests. it comes as a former u.n. ambassador vows to push ahead, saying she no longer feels bound by the rnc pledged to endorse trump, if he becomes the gop nominee. here she was earlier today at a rally in vermont. the media has been like all over themselves, trying to figure out why i m not getting out of this race. why did she keep fighting? what is she doing? first of all, when 70% of americans say they don t want donald trump or joe biden, yes, i m going to keep on fighting. while haley trails trump in the delegate count, she is striking at t