if we have a turnout. >> reporter: the vermont senator logged just two stops on the campaign trail. while clinton and her husband made a super-sized super tuesday push, visiting three different states and the eight different both clintons now have their eyes on the same target -- donald trump. >> when the republicans say they want to make america great again, she doesn't agree with that. she said, we never stopped being great. >> i don't think america has ever stopped being great. what we need to do now is make america whole. >> reporter: and just tonight, the state department releasing the final batch of hillary clinton's e-mails from her pril vat server. more than 50,000 panels in all. and while she's certainly glad to have this chapter behind her, she heads into super tuesday with that fbi investigation still hanging over her head, david. >> cecilia vega with us tonight. thank you. let's get right to abc's jonathan karl, who has the telestrator, the map. we want to help voters at home tonight know what to look for. can donald trump be stopped tomorrow? >> reporter: the short answ

nbc's kristen welker is with the clinton campaign in virginia. krist kristen, what can you tell us. >> reporter: lester, good evening. clinton campaign officials say they feel confident heeding into super tuesday after that big win in south carolina, fueled largely by african-american support. clinton hoping to build on that tomorrow. senator sanders vowing not to give up, but he does have a steep climb, particularly if you look at the numbers, lester. the official nbc news delegate count shows clinton with 519 delegates and sanders with 86. if you only take into account super delegates, typically party leaders who get to choose who they will support, clinton gets 428 to sanders 21, a 20-field advantage. clinton is up with ads in all of the super tuesday states and sanders with ads in five of them, smaller, less diverse states like colorado and massachusetts. still, sanders has a lot of cash on hand which means no matter what happens tomorrow that could allow him to stay in this race indefinitely. lester? >> kristen welker tonight, thank you. >>>

>> reporter: campaigning in virginia and massachusetts, clinton said the republican gray schoolers. >> remember the little box that used to be on your kids' report cards, "plays well with others"? i'd have to put a big no. >> reporter: she's poised to make the dean's list tomorrow. the latest cbs news battleground tracker shows clinton leading sanders by 20 points in virginia, 24 points in texas and 28 points in georgia. other polls have her up in tennessee, alabama and massachusetts. and she's the former first lady of arkansas. that leaves sanders hoping for a strong showing in oklahoma, colorado, minnesota and his home state of vermont. >> we can win. no question here in minnesota. if we have the turnout. >> reporter: the two have found common cause in their distaste for donald trump. when sanders called trump "a hatemonger" online, clinton retweeted it. but otherwise she has begun to focus less on him and more on her likely race against the >> one advantage i have is they've been after me for 25 years and i'm still standing. >> reporter: the state department is releasing its final

a hint of just how focused the clinton campaign is on florida an entire week before the primary here. clinton with a solid performance r super tuesday. ? it's all about the dell baits and that remns to be seen. >> reporter: so this sl there is also good news for sanders campaign. they raised $36 million in the move february and that brings their total to $131 million. that definitely helps them compete against clinton as they move forward. but again t is all about those delegates. hillary clinton will be here at stage pails ice fim studio to watch those numbers come in on super tuesday. reporting live in miami. rb bin simmons. 7 news. >> robbin, thank you. >> danielle: and while hillary clintonson a row. republican rivals are trying to stop donald trump p. >> lynn: and in west miami-dade senator rubio will wait for results tomorrow. >> reporter: as the clock kicks down to super tuesday. republican polls suggest donald trump could sweep most of the super tuesday states with hundreds of delegates up for >> you got to get out. you gt to vote on tuesday. everybody here you vote. we're goi