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Both CNN and NY Times includes their estimates of superdelegates who can change their vote on any whim and many will certainly do so (in either direction) if a clear winner starts to emerge (so they don't burn themselves with the new leader of the party).
On actual pledged delegates CNN still has Clinton ahead by a few delegates. They were talking about this on All Things Considered yesterday and the guy said that at this point even pledged delegates all still essentially guesses since many states have not yet completed their district counts that are too close to call and the caucus states have only done the first rounds and haven't actually elected state delegates yet.
So, Clinton is ahead on most counts but they're tied within the margin of error for anybody.
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