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he didn t desire a death sentence at grant county jail. honors for an american hero. she s absolutely the only reason i made it home to my family. pelley: and the mother of all three pointers. she was captioning sponsored by cbs like, your baby just hit the shot. this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. pelley: hillary clinton is far and away the democratic front-runner, but she just can t shake bernie sanders, who is on a winning streak lately and looking to extend it tonight in wisconsin. 86 delegates are up for grabs, but even if sanders won them all, clinton would still have nearly three-quarters of what she needs to clinch the nomination. here s nancy cordes. reporter: wisconsinites like to back a front-runner. since 1988 every democrat who won the badger state went on to clinch the nomination, but this we have won six out of the last seven caucuses and primaries. reporter: sanders is a hit with the state s progressive base and in big college
New-yorkUnited-statesAlabamaNew-hampshireNorth-carolinaAfghanistanPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaKentuckyChinaWaukeshaWisconsin shake bernie sanders, who is on a winning streak lately and looking to extend it tonight in wisconsin. 86 delegates are up for grabs, but even if sanders won them all, clinton would still have nearly three-quarters of what she needs to clinch the nomination. here s nancy cordes. reporter: wisconsinites like to back a front-runner. since 1988 every democrat who won the badger state went on to clinch the nomination, but this time the state could go for the underdog. we have won six out of the last seven caucuses and primaries. reporter: sanders is a hit with the state s progressive base and in big college towns. daniel miller is a student in milwaukee. i don t think it s a long shot at all. he only needs to win 55% to 60% of the remaining delegate vote. reporter: that s easier said than done, as clinton today. i have 2.5 million more votes than he does. [applause] i have. i have a very significant lead in delegates, which is what eventually decides who the nominee i
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AlabamaUnited-statesChinaCaliforniaRussiaWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaUkraineIcelandIndiaVirgin-islandsMassachusetts the democratic front-runner, but she just can t shake bernie sanders, who is on a winning streak lately and looking to extend it tonight in wisconsin. 86 delegates are up for grabs, but even if sanders won them all, clinton would still have nearly three-quarters of what she needs to clinch the nomination. here s nancy cordes. reporter: wisconsinites like to back a front-runner. since 1988, every democrat who won the badger state went on to clinch the nomination. but this time the state could go for the underdog. we have won six out of the last seven caucuses and primaries. reporter: sanders is a hit with the state s progressive base and in its big college towns. daniel miller is a student in milwaukee. i don t think it s a long shot at all. he only needs to win 55% to 60% of the remaining delegate votes, that are left in the country. reporter: that s easier said than done, as clinton reminded the women of the view today. i have 2.5 million more votes than he doe
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