police say nearly 300 people were in this popular nightclub when this took place. reporter: that is right. they are currently searching for three suspects at this time. take a look behind me. you can see crime scene tape in this parking lot. we were here as several vehicles were towed away. investigators tell me this all happened right here behind those two doors you are looking at inside. cell phone video captured by clubgoers standing at the entrance of glitz ultra lounge show the chaotic scene as people ran out of the nightclub after shots rang out. i was walking into glitz ultra lounge. i heard five gunshots. orlando police said three of the extra duty officers working at the club reported hearing shots fired just before 1:00 in the morning. there are 12 total victims. two have died. detectives believe at least three shooters opened fire killing two and injuring 10 others who were transported to eyewitness news spoke to this 24-year-old who did not want to s
shock that s going to be putting a smile on your face. the volunteers retreats for the kids. but first here s a look what s making headlines on your sunday morning. clinton is hitting the campaign trail with a high note after run with the south carolina presidential primarily. a poll shows clinton had overwhelming support among black voters and women beating sanders by a wide margin. sanders ended his day with supporters in minnesota for super tuesday. minnesota can play a profound and important role in moving this country forward to a political revolution. the associated press delegate shows clinton gaining 39 of the 53 delegates at state in south carolina. political experience was important to them for making their voting decision. the next big event for the presidential hopeful on both side of the aisle is tuesday, march 1st otherwise, known as super tuesday. they re holding elections. 600 republican delegates are up for grabs and more than 800 for democrats. on
trying to afford a government on itself. after words is next. eric dyson joins us to discuss race and the obama presidency. who is barack obama when it comes to race? guest: he is a really complicated human being. one of the smartest men to occupy the oval office who thinks about the issues of race. he showed the knity gritty of race and grappled with the consequences and talked about shifting between a father who is from kenya and a white mother from kansas and their heritage. and he speaks about a biracial child trying to fit in. he is a man who has a brilliant understanding but is residence to address the issues. the moment he begins to speak on race, his poll numbers take tank but there is finger pointing at him. we could say that is anything he does. the division is not in society but it is in his black body. never again can this presidency as an institution exist without having the history of a black man grace the roster for two terms and do it with insight and
i m robin adams with the sport and l.a. clippers basketball team is set to go for record $2 billion and we have reaction and analysis coming up, later in the program. ukraine s president elect says the man responsible for killing a ukraine general and 13 other soldiers will not go unpunished and they were shot down on thursday and separatist fighters say they used machine guns in the attack but government says their weapons were much more advanced air defense missiles. this is david in donak for us and david what is happening there? reporter: well, the latest developments are the acting defense minister in kiev has been saying the operation will continue with full force here on the eastern front of the country. and that they have effectively cleared the south of the city and the west of the city of donsk of what they call rebel fighters. as we saw in the downing of the helicopter, the military helicopter, it does appear now there are new weapons and very sophisticated w
get back to work. governors demand more help and get under the president s skin. i say, don t call the governor of washington. you re wasting your time with him. don t call the woman in michigan. on the front lines, medical risks, economic anxiety. we are asking our health care workers to go into battle without the appropriate arms that they need. it s going to hit every aspect of life. it s very devastating. welcome to inside politics. i m john king. thank you for sharing your sunday. the novel coronavirus continues its global march with devastating personal and economic impact. russia is closing its borders, spain ordering all workers to stay home for two weeks, japan s cases spiked again and the coronavirus count now climbing across africa. in the uk this week, prince charles tested positive as well as the prime minister. i ve developed mild symptoms of the coronavirus. that s to say, a temperature and a persistent cough. on the advice of the chief medica