this is becoming violent it. there is pushing and shoving going on inside this arena people are throwing objects appear police are exporting protesters out here we don't know which supporters they are being let out of the arena. >> it was breaking news and a surreal stream -- seen in chicago tonight. the situation so bad, law enforcement convinced the candidate to postpone the event . more breaking news, another ugly scene, this one here at home. fights broke out on oceanside near south beach. a massive spring break crowd

police. good evening,, we will take you to south beach in just a moment. >>first, a tent scene in chicago. the arena was filled with thousands of people evenly divided between donald trump supporters and protesters. it made for a violent combination. >>the rally schedule that university of illinois chicago pavilion was called off after large numbers of protesters packed the arena, clashing with trump supporters who chanted we want trump. >> [ video playback ] . >>fights broke out in front of dozens of news cameras there to cover the republican presidential front-runner. this protesters made his way to the stage where he ripped apart a trump campaign sign. as the man was escorted away by security, he got into a fight with a trump supporter wearing an american flag as a cape. at one point, a trump campaign spokesman made the announcement

canceled. donald trump just arrived and after meeting with law enforcement has determined that for the safety of all the tens of thousands of people that have gathered in and around the arena tonight's rally will be postponed until another day. thank you very much for your attendance. >>tensions at his event has been high for weeks with the protester sucker punched in north carolina and then detained by police. 78-year- old john mcgraw was arrested the next day and charged with assault. >>yes he deserved it. the next time we see him, we might have to kill them. >>the atmosphere at his rallies had become more charged and he has blamed the protesters for the tension. >>we have protesters were bad dudes. they have done bad things. they are swinging, they are really dangerous and they get in there and they start hitting people. >>tonight he said he did the right thing, canceling his rally . >>i met with law enforcement

decision to counsel. it is pretty well broken up and no major problems it. we made a decision even though our freedom of speech is violated totally. we made a decision not to go forward. i don't want to see anybody get hurt and you would've had some people possibly getting hurt or beyond. >>there were some major problems. you can see the number of people on the street in chicago. a group circulated a petition calling for the group -- the event to be canceled. tonight he said he has no plans on canceling any future rallies. >>massive crowds overtake south the chaotic scene shut down ocean drive as spring break gets out of hand. police called for backup when the crowd became too much for officers to handle. people out on ocean drive are taking to social media to share video of the cast. we have the breaking story from south the -- beach.

night on south beach. you can see just how chaotic in the cell phone videos posted to social media. spring break clouds float off the beach and onto loomis park. people started spilling onto ocean drive. after police tried to control the crowd, people pushed, brawls broke out and objects were thrown. the crowd became so big, so out of control, so quickly and he police had to call in more units working other areas as well as units from miami police. >>i first everything was starting to get under control -- at first, everything was starting to get under control but things are rowdy. >>here's a view from above of the unruly crowd. you can see some people are even standing on top of cars. if you troublemakers, annoyed spring breakers just looking to chill on famous miami beach. >>people down here just want to

>>it ruins the vacation. we're supposed to be having fun, why are you fighting. >>police arrested several people . there were also able to call a backup units within about 2 hours of the arrest. these officers must stay out here until the partying dies down. the bars and clubs stay open until 5 am. >> i just try to move my leg and i know something inside me is back. now for cbs4 exclusive: 8 dj -- a dj who is lucky to be alive talks about his accident. >>his horse fell over, he got thrown and then traveled. >> reporter: tomorrow will be 3 weeks since up-and-coming jockey rafael hernandez went through a nasty accident. it happened right here around the turn at gulfstream park

happened involving several jockeys, a couple of horses. fernandez said he is banged up but can't wait to get back out here. rafael hernandez has one nearly 2000 races in his career. he has the trophies and awards to prove it. but he says he has never experienced anything like this on a racetrack until official afternoon -- faithful afternoon of february 20. his horse clicked heels with the horse in front setting off a train reaction crash -- chain reaction crash. he hit the dirt hard and briefly passed out. >>i just tried to move my leg and i know something inside me is back. >>-- bad. >> he believes the horse stepped on him or kicked him. today i told police to take care of me. >> he suffered a broken collarbone, fractured ribs and had to have one of his kidneys removed. his doctors assured him that he

sport he loves. >> i am not the first person living with one kidney. >>he said in the hospital he wondered if his career was over . >>i have been feeling better every day. >>he is a rising star and once won 7 out of 8 races in a single day. he has also won the canadian version of the kentucky derby. his ultimate goal is to win the american version. >>says this accident which injured 2 other jockeys and led to a horse being euthanized is simply a part of horse racing. >>i'm going to keep on doing it. that is my life. >>he told me he hopes to begin rehabbing in a couple of months. he said there is no firm timetable for him to get back out here on the track but he tells me when he does he promises to be in peak physical shape. a couple is facing abuse charges for an incident involving their child. police

son because he didn't do his homework. while the boy cried police say the man's wife urged him to hit the boy harder because he deserved it. they later turned themselves in and were taken to jail. the fbi is searching for a crook who robbed the same bank twice. they release these images of the robber. the man had a gun and demanded money from the teller while customers were inside. the fbi believes he rubbed the same bank earlier this month. >>nancy reagan has been laid to rest next to the love of her life. there were plenty of tears but some were tears of laughter because of the story told by her daughter patti. >>my father used to get massages from a large eastern european man who would come to the house and set up his massage table and my parents dressing room. on one of these days, as my father lay face down on the table, my mother tiptoed in,

of his neck and tiptoed out. he didn't know it was her. [ laughter ]but he went through the rest of the massage, never said a word and after them a sore left he said to my mother -- the massure left he said to my mother, i don't think we can have him back anymore. >>michelle obama, george w. bush and his wife along with relatives of every president going back to jfk were in attendance. chris martinez has more. >>i know that my redeemer limit.>> reporter: a prayer was read for nancy reagan as her casket was carried outside or her funeral. >> [ music ]

letter the president wrote to mrs. reagan on their first christmas in the white house. >>fortunately for me, that is, for there could be no life for me without you. >>nancy reagan was involved in planning her memorial service here at the reagan library. officials tell her she chose everything from the flowers, pallbearers, program and guest list. >>the first lady paid her last respects as did former president george w. bush and 3 former first lady's. the reagans children's reflected on their mothers devotion. >>when my father was shot and my mother rushed to the hospital , they at first wouldn't let her see him. i have to, she said. you don't understand how it is with us. >>she will once again lay down beside the man who was the love of her life, the one she loved until the end of her days. >>nancy reagan will rest in peace inches from the former president on the library grounds.

back to political news: a very unusual statement -- back to political news: a very unusual statement for marco rubio. -- ted cruz. >> john kasich has a better chance of winning ohio that i do it. spirit marco rubio argued -- argued he has the best shot of being donald trump in florida. still cbs4 news for continuing coverage of campaign 2016 now through election day and will have a special edition of cbs4 florida's primary. look for complete election coverage next monday and cbs4. still ahead: an unsolved course. >>tonight the victims mother says a man recently arrested for a separate time should have

should have been locked up for tonight before her sons murder. we're talking to the actress gracing the coverage of this month addition of ocean drive magazine. first, we continue to follow the breaking news out in chicago where a fight broke out in a donald trump rally.

police cou a father and his 10-year- old daughter are alive thanks to a good samaritan who pulled them from this wreck peer apparently, other people drove by and didn't notice the emergency or chose to ignore it peer either way, tonight we can introduce you to a hero. the badly damaged shell of a minivan is pulled from the water. the 2 people inside might still be in it had it not been for a good samaritan who jumped into rescue complete strangers. thomas was on his way to work early this morning when debris hit his windshield around northwest 47th avenue and west sunrise boulevard. >>i looked across and i saw a vehicle that went straight into the water it. i stopped immediately. i ran across to put my cell phone -- to dial 911 and i was begging for people to stop.

way no one stopped to help until an fbi employee pulled over thomas handed him his cell phone, still on the line with 911 and jumped in the canal. >>once i gave him my cell phone i said i'm going in. once i went in i rescued the 2 people from the water. >>those 2 people trapped inside the submerged event a father and his 10-year-old daughter knocking on the window desperate for help. thomas couldn't open the doors so he pried open a window. the little girl jumped on my neck and i pulled her out. when i pull trout she said my legs. he carried the girl to shore and went back in for her father. >> he started crying and i embraced him and told him it is okay. i embraced them and told them they will be safe. >>safe because of the understated heroism of a man who happened to be driving by at the right time. >>it could of been my son and

anybody would do. >>the father and daughter were taken to the hospital with minor injuries and are expected to be fine think that good samaritan. police are investigating what caused the vehicle to go into the canal in the first place. florida international university has fired its women's basketball court -- coach over sexual harassment of trent allegations. the head coach -- allegations. the head coach sent propositions and made a player feel uncomfortable. he admitted that he knowingly violated ncaa bylaws. s -- they have launched a new search for a new head coach. >>a man was arrested for sexually assaulting a 5-year- old girl. he just got out of jail a year ago after prosecutors chopped

against him. the family of the murder victim is hoping his recent arrest will lead to new case. >>lamont mayweather is accused of a sickening crime, sexually assaulting a young child. once his name popped up in the news this woman says she saw a chance to let the community know that the murder of her son remains unsolved. >>i am asking for help to get a victory for my son. he didn't deserve that. >> you are charged with felony murder in the first degree. >>mayweather was arrested in 2011 for taking part in the attempted robbery and murder of randall peer court records show he told police -- witnesses told police that they could tell mayweather was involved based on his voice. with a trial neared the witness said he was no longer confident about that. the prosecutors had to drop

>>they had him, they let him go and i told the state attorney that he will be back. >> now he is being held without bond for the sex crime. >> i want them to go back to lamont. go back to him and ask him who shot my son. he knows who did that. >>she also believes people in the community know who took her sons life and she wants them to have the courage to speak up. >>please come forward. please help us. you know the truth. >>mayweather meza suspect in the randall homicide and the investigation is active and open. if you know anything about the murder were urged to call crimestoppers it. historic change, one of the white house is top guns came to south florida today. appearing at a miami dade college forum, the deputy national security adviser argued the benefits of renewing

he says the visit is about building bridges but it will be up to the cuban people to bring change to the alan. the president will be in cuba march 24 -- first -- march 21 and march 22. >>how is the weekend looking? >> the weekend is looking breezy. the current risk will be pretty high for beachgoers. we have a slight chance for showers on sunday. part of the system that has been pounding texas and oklahoma and arkansas, louisiana really hard hit us well. about 10 southern states have been experiencing flooding. we will get a little bit of that later this weekend. right now it is pretty nice out there. our camera overlooking the causeways and port miami were temperatures are 74 across the board. the wind is still blowing at about 13 miles per hour straight out of the east. the humidity is at 82 percent.

high tomorrow -- the rip current risk will continue high tomorrow but it will not go away the entire weekend. tomorrow will be the worst of the 2 days. sunday will be the better. those easterly winds not just kicking up with current but also a few showers have popped up about 25 miles offshore. they haven't made it to the coast yet, but every once in a while a little sprinkle or 2 could reach the beaches sometime later on tonight. don't be surprised if you are late and there's one passing sprinkle. high temperatures made it into the lower 80s for most areas. around the state, nice in mild from the panhandle only down to the keys. so, we are soon going to be closing the books on winter corner. the springlike temperatures are already here. this big storm system that was over mexico and texas still cranking up, but

more widely separated. is beginning to wind down. the system is splitting into 2. the dryer air that is here now will be pushed away by some of this leftover moisture that has been over the deep south for the past few days. we will watch that as it works its way across the gulf of mexico for the next few days. as we head towards saturday, the moisture is off the coast. sunday we will watch it push through. by monday it will be off the coast. maybe a few showers getting in here as we head toward the latter half of the weekend. we are breezy and mild overnight down to 70. for tomorrow, 2 to 4 foot seas

your weekend, 84, 84 for while gracing the cover of oceanside magazine, [ indiscernible- name ] ackerman is touring in the showtime series billion. she has been tearing up hollywood with her beauty, her charm and her acting talent. you have seen her in 27 dresses, couples retreat, rock of ages and this month you will see her on the cover of ocean drive magazine. >> we had a really fantastic shoot and to be here in miami -- again, i was here shooting rock of ages so it feels like a bit of home. it feels so nice to be on the cover and come back and be able to celebrate it. >>these days you can see her on the new showtime series billion. so pretty and such a great personality.

fighting for spot in the acc championship games.

going tim berry with sports. the heat stampede the bulls.

anymore thought a bruised thigh. in the 4th quarter, the youngsters take charge. whiteside shows what he does. he is up 13. richerson blows this game open. he gets sizzling hot, pouring in 22 shots and the heat role tonight in the windy city. 118 - ninety six. >> being able to be a contributor to the sistine -- this team is big. coaches told me to play with confidence. you are in the gym too much not to play with confidence so i came out here and let it all show.>> different story for the colleges. jim wanted his team to flex muscle but un had nobody strong enough -- um had nobody strong

lawrence going strong. it's a five-point game. overall it's just not ums night. with 2nd let -- seconds left, they cannot pull it off. don't worry they will still go to the championship. watch, adams from 62 feet. are you serious? we go to quadruple overtime. yukon takes over from their. hamilton during a long one to yukon. they win a wild one . the dolphins are in scout for new quarterback. this may be the one. meantime, brent grimes find a new football home on the other side of the state. he signed a two-year deal with

in the grapefruit league, the marlins against the twins.

score -- that is it for cbs4 tonight we made it to friday. >>yes. thought it would never come. >>the late show with stephen colbert is next.

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