Tonight on PBS

PBS News Weekend, the state of health care for children of low to moderate income families in Florida

and what a federal lawsuit could mean

there and the rest of the country. Then how vaccine hesitancy and

misinformation are playing into rising rates of measles and COVID and the story of a black

midwife who served the community where she'd been enslaved. If somebody needed

help, Granny was going black and lights. I like it made no difference to her.

She was fearless. Good evening. I'm John Yang.

Donald Trump's decisive victory. Good evening. I'm John Yang.

Donald Trump's decisive victory in yesterday's South Carolina primary in Nicky

Haley's home state has moved the former president that much closer to the Republican

nomination.

With nearly all the votes counted, Trump leads Haley by 20 percentage points, and he's won at

least 44 of the state's 50 delegates, bringing his overall total to more than 100.

Despite the loss, Haley told supporters last night

that she is not giving up.

I'm going to count it.

I know 40% is not 50% but I also know 40% is not some tiny group.

There are huge numbers of voters not some tiny group.

There are huge numbers of voters in our Republican primaries who are saying they want an alternative.

The next primary is in Michigan on Tuesday. It's the last major contest before more

than a dozen states vote in March with more than a thousand delegates up for grabs.

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