CAMEROTA: Time now for the five things to know for your NEW DAY. Number one, Donald Trump winning seven of 11 Super Tuesday States, tightening his hold on the Republican nomination. Ted Cruz capturing three states with Marco Rubio winning his first. Hillary Clinton also celebrating wins in seven Super Tuesday States, but she failed to knockout Bernie Sanders. The Vermont senator winning four states to keep his hopes alive. Also breaking this morning, officials are set to examine debris possibly from the Malaysian Airlines Flight 370. It was found off at Mozambique this weekend, about a thousand miles west of where debris linked to the plane was found last year. U.S. Special Operations Forces capturing a first ISIS operative in Northern Iraq. He is being interrogated by U.S. Military Officials before being turned over to Iraqi authorities in the next few days. And, Astronaut Scott Kelly back on Earth after an American record of 340 days in space. Kelly and two Russian cosmonauts touchdown overnight in Kazakhstan. For more on the "Five Things To Know," go to NewDayCNN.com for all the latest. Chris.</s>CUOMO: All right. Super Tuesday was about a lot of things and one of them wound up being about race right here on CNN. Now, it is always in play but not often like this.</s>VAN JONES, CNN POLITICAL COMMENTATOR: What difference because it make it?</s>JEFFREY LORD, CNN POLITICAL COMMENTATOR: Van -- It makes a lot of difference, Van.</s>JONES: They are like chipmunks. They kill people. You do not play games with that.</s>LORD: You are right. You are right and you do not hide and say that is not part of the base of the Democratic Party.</s>CUOMO: They were making arguments not insults and as a proof, here they are side by side again this morning. We are going continue this conversation. Have they learned a little more about the other perspective and what does it mean going forward? Next.
Officials Set to Examine Debris Possibly From Malaysian Airlines Flight 370; U.S. Special Operations Forces Capturing First ISIS Operative in Northern Iraq; Astronaut Scott Kelly Back on Earth After American Record of 340 Days in Space