and you know, when they'll have any plan of nominating anybody else but donald trump. >> all right. great to see you. thank you very much for joining us. see you tomorrow on the fox business network. have a great sunday, everybody. thanks. we are two days away for high stakes winner take all contests that could make or break the republican candidates. they're not holding anything back on the campaign trail. as we get closer to super tuesday, part two. a close eye being kept on donald trump. following the chaos that broke out at some of his rallies. the front runner holding an incident free rally in bloomington illinois. not letting the previous day's encounters deter his support. >> there has never been anything like we have going. never. never happened before. to this extent. and you see it in the primaries. you see it in the polls.

you see it all the time. you see it in the polls. millions of additional people are going to vote. millions, on the republican side. and they're not -- by the way, i have to be honest, it's not for marco, it's not for ted. it's for us. >> now, that was earlier. mr. trump still busy. wrapping up in west chester, ohio. welcome to american's news headquarters. >> hello everyone and welcome. meanwhile on the democratic side of the contest. bernie sanders is trying to build momentum off his surprising win in michigan. that as hillary clinton tries to pull further ahead in the race for delegates. we have fox live team coverage on all this. chief white house correspondent ed henry is in columbus, ohio, covering the democratic race. we will begin with john roberts. who is live in west chester, ohio with the latest on the republicans. >> eric, thank you i'm having

trouble hearing you. there's almost zero band width whg y here. donald trump finishing up a town hall meeting here north of cincinnati in west chester. butler county. heavy republican territory. he was taking some questions from the audience, one of those questions came from the father of matt moffett who was captured in iraq in 2004 and later executed. he came forward and almost confronted donald trump over what he said with john mccain where he said he didn't think he was a hero and pointed to the he'd be captured. >> i come here because you made a comment to john mccain that you don't think that captured soldiers are heroes. >> no, i was -- >> what i want you to do is clarify that for me. i know what you were doing. >> you know what i was doing -- >> but i want you to explain it. >> just so you understand, real

he hero, okay? >> trump continues to be confronted by protesters. it was only two at this event. remember what happened yesterday when the man jumped the barricade and tried to rush the stage. a few other protesters today at an earlier event in bloomington, illinois, trump having fun with the protesters now. turning it into sport. actually offering a protester in bloomington the chance to speak if he could come up with something. >> let's hear you voice. go ahead. do you have any voice? come on. you have any voice? i don't hear much. >> but trump's opponents continue to handle him over creating an environment they believe is less than presidential. ohio governor john kasich saying earlier today the whole world is watching. >> did you see the pictures of the fighting at that rally? let me tell you something about

that. do you know how much the world looks and sees these videos? our enemies are going to take advantage of them. our friends are scratching their heads saying what the heck is happening in america? >> the latest polls in ohio have john kasich and donald trump running just about neck and neck. kasich ahead by two points in the average. donald trump is decided he's adding an event late tomorrow. he'll come up to youngstown ohio to try to turn ohio in his favor. if he could win ohio and florida he could run the table on tuesday night. that would be as donald trump likes to say huge for him. eric. >> all right. john, thanks so much. huge they say. and thankfully it's been a quieter saturday and sunday today than it was on friday night or yesterday at that one rally in dayton. thank you. all right. meanwhile, on the democratic side, the candidates are in the

midwest making last minute pitches. bernie sanders holding a rally this hour at ohio state university in columbus where he and hillary clinton will both take part in a town hall later tonight. ed henry is live in columbus ohio with more. >> good to see you. the bottom line is that hillary clinton is trying to push back a charge here on the ground in battle ground ohio. from bernie sanders. remember, he won michigan, it was a surprise to many. maybe even to hillary clinton. and he's trying to build on that momentum here in the midwest by maybe sweeping not just ohio but illinois and missouri as well. clinton really trying to work the african-american vote. she was in a church today for the second day in a row in the cleveland area trying to get her base out. african-american voters helped her run the table in the south. now she's looking for their help in the midwest. she was really touting earlier her potential historic opportunity to become the first

female president by quoting eleanor roosevelt on the trail. >> if you're a woman who get into the public arena, you need to grow skin as thick as the hide of a rhinoceros. >> now, it's interesting bernie sanders had a rally in st. louis, missouri. one of those other key battle grounds in the midwest. he inveiled an endorsement from danny deveto. nobody was expecting that. we're getting all kinds of surprises this weekend. when sanders got his chance to speak. he tried to handle the middle class message, taking on wall street, talking about a political revolution. listen. >> what democracy is not about, is billionaires buying elections. >> now, bernie sanders on his way here to columbus, ohio. there is going to be a democratic forum tonight where sanders and clinton will be going back to back, not a direct

debate. but before that sanders is doing a rally here at the basketball arena on the campus of ohio state. obviously young people, college students the key part base. this arena is just barely half full. there's a lot of empty seats. he won't be speaking for a while. i came in a short time ago, it's pouring rain and there were a lot of people still waiting to get in. you get the idea of the ground troops he's trying to deploy, if you will, heading into tuesday, back to you. >> absolutely. ed henry, good music in the background, too. talk to you later. to overseas, two days ago the u.s. embassy issued a security warning about a potential plot in the turkish city of ankara. those fears came to pass with a deadly explosion ripping through the center of the city. reports say that it was a car possibly packed with explosives that blew up. next to a bus. right near the city's main

square. so far, the death toll stands at 27 people who have been killed. at least 75 more have been injured. this latest terrorist attack comes three weeks after the suicide car bombing killed 29 people. so far, no claims for the latest carnage. on the west coast of africa an affiliate of al qaeda claiming responsibility for that deadly attack at an ivory coast beach resort where the death toll continues to rise. terrorist gunmen stormed three hotels killing at least 14 people, including four european tourists. six men killed. the u.s. embassy is located about 45 minutes away from the resort. investigators looking into last year's deadly germanwings crash. they're looking into

recommendations to prevent a tragedy from happening again. 150 were killed when the co-pilot steered the airliner into the french alps into the ground. investigators discovered he was being treated for depression and was on anti-depressants. as a result, they are urging pilots to come forward about any mental health concerns they may have. we have more in our new york city newsroom. >> we knew 27-year-old co-pilot andreas lubitz was battling depression. a new report by france's bea air accident investigation agency reveals lubitz was on a doctor recommended two weeks before the crash he by checked boo a psychiatric hospital. he consulted dozens of doctors in the weeks before the crash and showed systems of a psychotic depressive episode as

early as december of 2014. his doctors did not warn the airlines. investigators urged the world health organization and european commission to draft new rules requiring doctors warn authorities when a pilot's mental health could threaten public safety, even against the patient's consent. >> this is why i think more specific clear regulations are necessary to explain when doctors could be required to break secret medical records to preserve public security. in particular, when pilots or people are carrying passengers. >> also recommends more regular evaluations of pilots with history of mental illness. lubitz hid his worsening depression from his employers. investigators recommend european officials encourage pilots to come forth. in the u.s. australia and canada pilots can continue to fly while

taking anti-depressant. the report didn't make it easier to access a locked cockpit, citing the need to keep potential terrorists out. germanwings parent company said in a statement the company will cooperate with authorities and support possible implementation of concrete measures. >> just so tragic. thank you. a 3-year-old sled dog is killed in the famed iditarod after a snowmobiler crashes into two of the teams. the sad incident occurred during the race in alaska. in addition to the dog that died, two others were injured. a 26-year-old man is being held in connection to this incident. he reportedly claims it wasn't until the next morning that he realized what happened. and he then turned himself in. will carr live from los angeles for more. with more, what can you tell us more about this guy and what he thought? he did he not think this happened?

>> well, the mushers involved here say this is no accident. they say the man involved tried to hit them and their dogs over and over repeatedly. those dogs, not only competit s competitors, but also companions and their best friends. this took place early saturday morning in alaska, a very isolated part of the state, five hour flight from anchorage. authorities say that the 26-year-old man who later admitted to local news stations he was blackout drunk, was on a snowmobile when he crashed into two different dog teams. the mushers say he was going around 80 miles per hour when he slammed into them and went down, turned around and then tried to plow into them again. jeff king's dog, nash was killed. another dog broke a leg and a third was seriously injured. >> i gave them first aid. came to the village, i picked up

the cowling that came off the snow machine that hit me. it never stopped, never slowed down. >> king was competing in the iditarod trail sled dog race. it's known as alaska's last great race. his friends say it's hard to imagine how somebody could kill one of the dogs competing. >> just such an amazing guy. and just so sorry that this had to happen to him. and he's just going to keep on pushing he said. >> amazingly king is pushing. he's still competing even after everything that happened. as for the driver, he turned himself in. he apologized and is facing a number of charges, including assault. >> so horrible. i mean, honestly i took off my ear piece so i couldn't hear the man speaking about his dog. so horrible >> really hard to listen to. >> will, thank you.

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after days of torrential down pours the rain is finally tapering off. that's good news. sadly, the damage has been done. at least six people have died as a result of the massive floods across the region. high water completely covering roads and creeping up to the front doors of homes. janice dean at the weather center with the latest. what can we expect? >> unfortunately, more of the same today. but as we get through the new work week, the rain will start to taper off. we have the threat for not only heavy rain but severe weather. tornado watches for oklahoma and arkansas and northern louisiana. tornado watches meaning that we could see large hail, damaging

winds and tornados. favorable conditions for tornados. we don't have any tornado warnings but we have several severe thunderstorm warnings on the border of oklahoma and into arkansas. so large hail, certainly damaging winds and later on we could see the potential for tornados. so be advised and keep alert of your local warnings. taking a look at where we'll see the worst of the precipitation, these are areas that have seen over two feet of rain over the last four to five days. anymore rain is going to cause major concerns. we still have flood warnings in effect along the mississippi river valley and in towards louisiana. as the rivers in some cases have not even crested yet. so your future radar, we have the chance for more rain today and into tomorrow. a drying out period which is great news. but we have to get through the next 12-24 hours with not only the threat for heavy rain, but the severe weather. so there's the threat through tonight. bulls eye here for arkansas as well as oklahoma in towards mississippi with hail damaging winds, isolated tornados.

tomorrow we shift into the midatlantic states with a focus on north carolina and then on tuesday, remember, we have big elections. the super tuesday polls happen on tuesday. so we're going to be concerned about the potential for severe weather across illinois, indiana and ohio. illinois and indiana is where we have people voting. so concerns for that. we'll keep you up to date. and the other big story thwest coast. heavy rainfall and up to three feet of snow across the mountains. ultimately a good news story. we'll have a potential for a lot of flooding and snow. winter not over across the west. >> we'll see if the rain in ohio and illinois especially -- >> we'll keep you posted. >> affect the turnout on tuesday. we'll see. thanks so much. back to politics now. speaking of super tuesday part two, a promise broken? well john kasich and marco rubio seem to be walking back from the

vows they made at last fox news debate. saying that they would support mr. trump if he became the nominee. just yesterday, in ohio, john kasich said, quote, donald trump has created a toxic environment, it makes extremely difficult. here is marco rubio. also wavering. >> i think a significant number of republicans will not vote for donald trump at the votering booth. they won't do it t. they'll abstain. i have never argued anyone should abstain in an election. i need to lead by example. i'll be frank it's getting harder every day. >> let's talk about more with the washington editor for national review magazine. good to see you, thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> okay. what happens if donald trump wins enough delegates to become the gop nominee, but the other candidates who took the same

pledge that donald trump took which is to vote for the gop nominee decide not to support trump? what does that say about the process? >> i think that marco rubio and john kasich are a prelude of things to come if donald trump is the nominee you'll be hearing increasingly from republicans who say that they can't vote for donald trump and will either be supporting hillary clinton voting for hillary clinton or abtaining from voting entirely. i think more importantly, than these big famous figures are the run of the mill republican voters who may abstain from voting in large numbers which would signify the party breaking in two. into a populist movement led by donald trump and the old conservative movement that has existed for five decades. and you know, we really don't know what would happen if that happened. it would signify the death of

the republican party. >> some analysts are suggesting that governor kasich and senator rubio should stay in the race, even if they don't win their home state primaries, just to remain spoilers for mr. trump as republicans head towards the convention. is that possible? and what does that say about the process again? >> it is certainly possible. it's -- even if they don't remain in the race and ted cruz remains in the race, which is i think almost a certainty, a contested convention, an open convention is very likely. i don't think that says anything about the process. that is what the process is. if a candidate does not win a majority of the delegates at stake, then we have an open convention. that simply is the process. i don't think it's fair to read anything more into it than that than the party is genuinely guided this time around. and it's a rare situation. >> so, you know, then there's

talk that some big money republicans plan to use their deep pockets to stop trump. first, have you heard anything about that and how could they do that? if you have heard. >> sure. it's already happening. there are donors funding anti-trump super pacs. they've come into the game a little bit late to really mount the robust effort. there are certainly questions as to how effective running ads against trump is when he dominates the air waves. but an anti-trump effort would look something like mounting ads, encouraging the guys to stay in the race and starting to think about what an anti-trump strategy at a convention would look like in terms of delegates. the particular delegates who are going to the convention and how to swing them on a second or third ballot at a convention. which is perhaps the most important aspect of that. but i think people have woken up to the threat a bit late. it's going to come down probably

to ted cruz as the likely final adversary to donald trump. >> so what do you think about what's happening inside the republican party? >> i think this is something the republican party had to reckon with. there have been people saying the republican party needed to do a better job of appealing to the source of lower middle class voters who are rallying around donald trump in terms of placing less of an emphasize for tax cuts on top bracket, more of an emphasis on the rising cost of higher education. and what many rank and file republicans object to as donald trump as the vehicle for addressing those concerns. i think the republican party is getting a justifiable comeuppance. so it seems to me these are real issues the party has to reckon with and donald trump is forcing that. >> we'll keep watching, thank you so much. >> thanks.

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south carolina has 72 delegates at stake on tuesday. ted cruz is at the charlotte motor speedway in concord, north carolina. no incidents as the senator spoke. they're running late today as he had several rallies. he will continue to try to ramp up his campaign and his political predictions 48 hours to go before the primary on tuesday. of course, he's trying to gain ground on donald trump. will he be able to do that? let's bring in the former attorney general of virginia and a supporter of the senator.

mr. attorney general, welcome. what does senator cruz have to do on tuesday and how will be able to catch up with donald trump and make this a two man race? >> right now it looks like rubio is getting killed in florida, his home state. senator cruz won his home state overwhelmingly. he went to washington and did what he told texans he would do. marco rubio really didn't do that. and the people who know him best are poised to deliver him a mortal blow. it's almost a two man race, cruz versus trump. you mentioned senator cruz being in north carolina. he was -- spent a lot of time in missouri, the other states that are up on tuesday. we expect to do well in both of those places. as well as picking up delegates in illinois. and so we'll come out of tuesday, i believe in a position where this field is finally

narrowed to the point where a one-on-one near exclusive one-on-one is a likelihood. in that scenario with about half the delegates remaining, ted cruz can not only beat donald trump, but can get over the 1,237 delegate threshold to go into the convention with the majority. we saw him consolidating support with carly fiorina, who has a powerful endorsement and conservative icon, mark levin. we've got a lot of momentum. tuesday is going to add to that. we had our big win in guam yesterday. along with wyoming. wyoming we won 2/3 of the delegation in wyoming that was available. so doing well there. and i have to laugh. we came in last in washington, d.c. and i actually find a bit of irony in that. even given that ted cruz has gone to washington and fought

washington so hard. >> isn't that a great point in a sense? doesn't that say something? >> yes, it does. >> the establishment and all these others -- >> they live in washington. >> they went down to the -- that one polling place and they voted against ted cruz. what does that say? >> gee, we lost the georgetown republican vote. i can hardly believe it. >> you were talking about guam. we love guam out there in the pacific ocean. >> absolutely. >> it was a good point. getting these delegates because they're all over the country. everyone's been talking about ohio and florida. it's winner take all. did you know that missouri, illinois, north carolina, they have more delegates than ohio and florida put together. >> that's right. >> as we just saw, senator cruz in north carolina, talk about that strategy. >> north carolina has more delegates than ohio. by itself. 72 versus 66. it's proportional. everybody is going to come away

with some. there is a difference when you come out on top. that's very important to us. you do not win the nomination without winning a significant number of states. right now, the only person other than donald trump who has won a significant number of states and has any hope of winning a significant number of additional states is senator ted cruz. and a lot of people are getting on board who are concerned with donald trump. concerned about donald trump for the republican party. those people are coming together. no less than ed rogers who is a washington fixture of a lobbying group. he's been successful, powerful, fixture of the establishment. wrote a letter this week in the washington post saying look, i'm comfortable with ted cruz. this guy knows what he believes. >> sorry to interrupt, how do you get there? you have kasich, the governor is ahead in his home state of ohio. he stays in. senator rubio shows no inclination to drop out, even if

he potentially loses florida. quickly, what happens from here? >> if rubio loses florida, he becomes nearly irrelevant very suddenly. if you just look back a week or two at what happens without rubio in the race, we win louisiana. we win state after state. that we're losing because as donald trump's strength which is a high floor, if you will, he's getting more media coverage than anybody in history is a weakness. he doesn't have a lot more room to move up. senator cruz has more room to keep coalescing more and more republicans and independents to our banner. he's a true conservative with conservative ideas that match his record. and no other candidate in this race can say that. and he continues to pound his record of commitment to conservative principles and success, beating amnesty, fighting to defund planned parenthood, obamacare, when the leadership of the republican party was fighting him.

and, yet, he stuck to his principles. that's the kind of president i want. that's the kind of president a lot of grass roots conservatives have been looking for. and they get it in ted cruz. >> mr. attorney general, we thank you for talking to us. by the way, guam, he picked up nine delegates. >> yeah, hey. >> you get bit by bit bite and maybe you'll get there. >> i won a state senate race in recount by 101 votes. do you know what they call you when you win by 101 votes? senator. >> maybe president we'll see. thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> of course. okay. and we move on as israel's prime minister is calling on the world power to take immediate action against iran. the latest provocation from tehran has has israel up in arms. the boston fire department filing two lawsuits, two years after this horrible fire here that killed two of its own.

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now, they apparently made a may day call asking for water for their hose, but that water never came. here is the photo of the hose that was burned through. recently, the feds issued a scathing report criticizing the boston fire department in the deaths of those two firefighters. citing lack of training and inadequate staffing and poor tactical decisions. on the heels of the report, fire officials are filing a lawsuit, suing the maker of the truck engine for what the department says is problems in more than a dozen city fire trucks. the lawsuit will preevlt future disaste disasters. here to discuss this is former defense attorneys and the maker of the manufacturer we're talking about is nava star international. does the boston fire department have a strong case? >> i would say that they have --

not so much a strong case, but i can see where it may be -- i can see why they're doing it. the reason why i say that there is a whole bunch of liable parties. it's not just the manufacturer of the truck. it could be the city -- the fire department can prove that they petitioned the city to say we need more equipment, better trucks, better funding, the city did nothing, the city should be more liable than just the manufacturer of the engines. >> do you agree? more people should be liable? >> the lawsuit that the commissioner spoke about is against the truck company for times where the fire trucks needed service and was not available for the department. that's very different than holding the fire truck company accountable for the deaths of the individuals or people that were injured. those lawsuits can be brought by the victims' family and other individuals that are damaged. i will say that the timing of

this statement is very questionable to me. because they could have brought the these lawsuits against the trucking company years ago. they've had these trucks for about six years now and have never filed a lawsuit. it only comes on the back end of the 77 page report by the federal agency which was scathing, as you said in the intro. so the timing of this announcement is questionable. >> but you know what, i feel that if they knew the trucks weren't working for six or so years, they should have did something about it. that puts liability back on them. >> them being the fire department. >> right the fire department. get better trucks. have the trucks replaced. don't wait until a tragic incident like this happens to say we're suing you because your trucks were lemons. they should have done something about it prior to this. >> there were a number of other parties that would be liable in a situation where a family brings a wrongful death action. there's a welding company that started the fire let's not

forget about that have responded to a fire there were a number of other parties potentially the city itself for not properly training their department for inadequate payroll or putting the firefighters -- the scheduling of it. there are a number of other parties that would be liable in a wrongful death lawsuit. >> the fire department may be able to shift the liability to the city. >> if they've made it known they need more training, men, or women, or they need more funding in general, and the city did nothing about it, then that shifts the liability, in my opinion to the city. and as far as the welders, i'm sure they'll argue they're not liable because it was an unforeseeable incident. >> the reason why she's bringing up welders, this happened on a brown stone in the back bay area of boston. the welders were working on wrought iron and the spark is

what sparked the fire in the first place. david you get final -- >> there is a criminal investigation by the da to determine whether the welders were criminally responsible. they didn't call 911. they have left without reporting. the da came out and said no criminal charges that does not mean they're not civilly liable. >> this is detectifinitely not . we want to remember firefighter ed kennedy and ted walsh. >> well said, thank you. trade deals and the resulting loss of american jobs are a big issue in the presidential race. donald trump and senator bernie sanders have been especially critical. up next, we're going to take a look at what the deals mean and what could happen if they are canned. we never win. we don't win with the military. we don't win with trade. we don't win with deals. we asked a group of young people

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>> you might not think that donald trump and bernie sanders have much in common but they do share a focus on trade. the foreign trade deals. they would have the power as president to take our nation in a protectionist direction in a

sense. both take different approaches. though are both skeptical of free trade saying the deals do cost american jobs. >> we are being taken advantage of in trade. it is a disaster. we are losing $500 billion a year with china. like with war we are playing by different rules. we are supposed to have free trade. i love free trade. it is great. with china we do not have free trade. >> now, a financial advisor diversified financial consultant. dominic, great to see you. is it a disaster? you have the jobs fleeing but you have --. >> talking about strange bedfellows, donald trump and bernie sanders but they have a point not on free trade as fair trade. i don't think either have a problem with trading which china or trading with mexico or other cups around the world and the benefits it has to our country. are the trade agreements and the

way we transact the trade, is it fair to us, fair to our workers here in america? it is hard to argue it is fair. >> many say it is not, look what is happening with ford and mexico but you have carrier of air conditioners moving from indianapolis and ohio which could help governor kasich, 112,000 jobs reported lofts from the tpt. >> we have eastbound in the past with the industries there are countries that manufacture at a lower cost than in the united states. yet we have foreign companies, bmw and mercede, that manufacture in the carolinas and tennessee so it can be done here and it can be done profitably but companies find it cheaper to do business elsewhere. we negotiate the deals as a country and the real question has to be, are we being smart in our negotiation? >> donald trump said no but he

wants toship on 35% tariffs and others say it will kill the economy. >> a it is a double edge sword. you shop at wal-mart or target, a significant portion is manufactured overseas so you have lower cost here. the number of totals we are spending is lower which benefits the consumer. if you look to have a job in this country and that is manufactured in china or in mexico, the job does not exist here. the economic deficit then does not benefit here. we need smart negotiating, not free. >> that is the sad thing, for many members it gives us lower price products for those would lose their jobs it is terrible. all the middle of the country became the rust belt business steel was manufactured overseas at a fraction and in some cases lower and shipped here lower cost than it cost to make it, and it was dumped in our market. we do need a much more

intelligent approach and bernie sanders and donald trump, strange bedfellows but they are right. we need to be more prudent and intelligent in our approach. >> remember in 1992 ross perot, the billionaire, warned about nafta, and he said it would cost millions of jobs and bernie sanders said this about 800,000 but ross perot in 1992 warning of the very same thing. >> nafta, the mexican trade agreement they pay people $1 an hour, no health care, no retire, no pollution controls, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, and we will hear a giant sucking sound of jobs being pulled out of country at a time when we need the tax base to pay the debt and pay down the interest on the debt and get our house in order. >> he was right. why didn't they listen? >> i will take it a step closer

and say why didn't they review, there are always unintended consequences to the agreements, why did not someone review and say, we made a decision then but we need to reexamine it today and maybe we need to modify the trade agreement. maybe that country is cheating in devaluing their currency or manipulating interest rates. why is there no review process that said, maybe we made a mistake or maybe we need to fix something we agreed to early on. >> that is why it is a big issue and sadly, and tragically for many americans, especially --. >> a last american jobs. >> folks in carrier and indianapolis, they lost their jobs. hing. sears optical has glasses made for doing. right now, buy one pair and get another free. quality eyewear for doers. sears optical.

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