CNN - Super Tuesday 2000 - 5 of 7 - 11:02 p.m. (E)

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[0:02] 170 needed for the nomination. In

[0:05] California, we are now estimating that

[0:07] Al Gore will receive 263 of those

[0:10] Democratic delegates, Bill Bradley will

[0:12] receive 73.

[0:16] And we are also saying that with the

[0:18] California Republican race going towards

[0:21] the the primary race going for George W.

[0:23] Bush. Those 162 California Republican

[0:26] delegates, of course, will be added to

[0:28] the George Bush column. Back to you,

[0:30] Bernie.

[0:31] >> Thank you, Wolf Blitzer.

[0:33] >> Giving Bush what about 620 delegates by

[0:36] rough count.

[0:38] >> This this is where the count

[0:39] >> he had 160 to 460. And at this point,

[0:41] you only need a little over a,000.

[0:43] >> And next week comes Cal comes Florida

[0:45] and Texas and those southern states. And

[0:48] those numbers begin to look very grim

[0:49] for John McCain.

[0:50] >> They already do.

[0:51] >> Yeah. Just very quickly on Prop 22 that

[0:53] banned samesex marriage, John McCain,

[0:56] Allan Keys supported it. Governor Bush

[0:58] did not take a position and of course on

[1:00] the Democratic side, Vice President Gore

[1:02] and Senator Bradley were against it, but

[1:04] it has passed tonight.

[1:06] >> And uh we we were looking at that

[1:07] earlier and what that was was a an

[1:10] amendment to the so-called family code

[1:12] in the state of California, which Jeff

[1:15] we were discussing is on the statute on

[1:18] the books in the state of California,

[1:19] >> right? You know, as you all know,

[1:20] California has one of these ballots that

[1:22] is the the length of of a football field

[1:24] almost because you anybody with enough

[1:26] petitions puts things on the ballot.

[1:28] They can amend the statutes. They can

[1:29] amend the state constitu

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