1279 to 1027 is the current delegate scores when excluding superdelegates.
469 to 32 is superdelegate scores. But many of the 32 are commited to Bernie (i.e. they chose based on the people's vote in their state)
whereas Clinton's supers were prescribed before voting took place, which means many of them are more likely to change their pledge once they weigh in the people's vote.
There are still two big states left with 200 or so delegates (NY and Cali). Once we see the gap between Clinton and Sanders after those two states, we'll have a better idea of Sander's chances.
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