Clinton says she's 'going all the way'

An ebullient Hillary Clinton, handed a lifeline by voters in Ohio and Rhode Island tonight, declared that her presidential bid is alive and well and "going all the way" to the nomination.

"Thank you, Ohio," she told raucous supporters in Columbus, Ohio, taking the stage to confetti flying through the air.

"For everyone across the country and in Ohio who has been counted out, but refused to be knocked out, for everyone who stumbled but who stood right back up, for everyone who works hard and never gives up, this one's for you."

She called Ohio a bellwether state and said that no Democrat who has won the presidency has done so without winning the Ohio primary first.

"Yes, she can," supporters chanted.

She is still hoping for another big win tonight in Texas, where she and Barack Obama are still neck-and-neck tonight.