one slap so hard, you can hear >> as a parent of a baltimore school student, i was appalled. the video is something that you never want to see anyone treated like that. >> the attorney for the teamer said he's a ten account grader, enrolled at the public high school and was just trying to attend class. the attorney said that the student suffered injuries to his face and ribs because of the intense blows. >> based on the evidence that we have here, we are certain that he's a student that belongs at the school. >> reporter: the acting police chief has a different story. >> our officers were cald because this hapapned after the two unknown citizens. >> reporter: the attorney for the officer said that his client was told that the teenager did not attend the school, and the young man became belligerent and repeatedly asked him to leave. >> i was totally appalled my what i saw. >> reporter: the officer is under investigation for possible misconduct. omar lewis, 7 news. >> lynn: that w hard to watch. >> danielle: uh-huh, coming up at 4:00, trouble strikes without warning. a family's

. >> it is a parent of a baltimore city school student i was appalled by what i saw. the behavior that was demonstrated on the video is certainly something you never >> reporter: wjz confirmed the chief of city schools police has been placed on administrative leave. veteran educator is the school chief's support officer. >> i saw what appeared to be an act of violence. >> reporter: what we don't know is what happened before or after the confrontation. but perry still condemns it. >> no matter what the circumstances are, i am totally appalled. that behavior should never be tolerated and it won't be. >> i know the school is investigating it. i know it leaked yesterday and the investigation is going on. i support that investigation. i just never want to see anything like that happen again. >> reporter: sources say the young man cursed at, slapped and kicked is a student. school officials say they are unsure as they continue looking into this disturbing encounter. >> the officer seen in that video worked for city school's police. that's separate from baltimore city police

many are appalled by the violence. as the scenes of terror spread around the globe today, the attack on brussels struck a a nerve. and a congressman told us in washington that he is appalled. >> it is a reminder that the terrorists think that we - - must remain vigilant. >> reporter: he told us more about what he feels about the attacks. the was there to reach delegations with poland. he says the governor has offered robust support. they . they will continue to track the events closely. and a senator told us by phone today the attacks were cowardly. >> all this does is steal our resolve that these folks must be found, captured, or killed, because they represent a a great threat to our nation. >> reporter: the country is already on high alert. and they said they want to continue developing better intelligence on terrorist networks. >> we have to identify what are trying to do. >> reporter: one thing the representative said is that he is continuing to follow the money associated with these terror groups and he believes i

he would be appalled. they have nothing in in common being opt miss stick republican. >> why have pam bondi and rick scott not endorsed you, many do not like to get involved in the primaries. i county get involved in the last i wanted to leave it to the voters. rick was clear when he ran he had a people come out and endorse against him he did not appreciate that. >> you relish the role of being the underdog. why are you trailing in your home state florida is unique t is the state that's people come from all over and they are impacted by the coverage. donald trump has dominated the coverage. when he says something nasty, the press covers him he had ten republican combined. i give a policy speech and it is not covered. he is building a wall it is covered. now the campaign is focusing in on florida. people are paying attention you are seeing the numbers come closer together. >> the good news the numbers closing but the if the numbers are correct. but he has to do more than close that gap. people have within e

. >> i was bt appalled by -- i is what president appalled by everything he said. i am appalled by what he stands for. >> you go to the nazis. >> and he was first to second place. >>> what damning info was in hillary clinton's e-mail. that's coming up so stick around. log on to fox news.com. >>> the last batch of hillary e-mails was released to the public. the state says they may have to wait to review them all. surprise. of the ones released are there any that disqualifies hillary? >> i hillary wrote, i thought i was supposed to be off the hook toork. just pick up the phone and leave it. still nothing. disqualified. responding to the state department's decision to stop using the term father and mother instead of parent one and parent two she said i am not defending that decision. we need to address that or we are facing a fox-generated media storm lead by palin. change in policy because you are afraid of sarah palin. clinton revealed she didn't know what fubar. really, hillary? that is on dragon quest. the silly content of her e-mails is not what gets her. it is t

we need to stand together against these appalling terrorists and make sure they can never win. brent: after the terror attacks in paris last november, multiple clues lead police to belgium. investigators launched a series of raids in brussels which culminated in last week's arrest. but it seems to be just one part of a complex jihadist network in the city. reporter: last friday, belgian security forces finally caught europe's most wanted man. one of the main suspects in the harris terror attacks. again and again, investigators following leads found themselves there. it is leaved at least three paris attackers came from the troubled brussels neighborhood as did the moroccan who was overpowered during an attempted attack in 2013. four people were killed and attack on the jewish museum. one of the perpetrators of the dreaded train bombings came from the district. what exactly attracts islamists to belgium, especially here as a hideout? security firms as -- have faced mounting criticisms since the attacks, accused of turning a blind eye to extremism for too long, allowing terrorist

. >> i was bt appalled by -- i is what president appalled by everything he said.m appalled by what he stands for. >> you go to the nazis. >> and he was first to second place. >>> what damning info was in hillary clinton's e-mail. that's coming up so stick around. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm jackie ibamez. ibanez. expect tensions to be higher today. gop presidential nominee mitt romney has called a news conference to speak about what he describes as, quote, the state of the 2016 presidential race. that's all that's known about the out you event. romney who has been harshly critical of donald trump is not expected to make an endorsement or say he is jumping into the race. don't look for ben carson. he says he won't take part because he doesn't see a political path forward for his campaign. >>> a u.s. official says debris that washed up in mow -- mow -- mozambique is said to come from the jet who disappeared. it is the only known missing 777. he being transported for possible identification. >>> the use of electronic cigarettes is banned on all comm

and i just think this is an appalling turn of events. hope people had been very focal about this and frankly senators up for election that are standing in the way of confirmation hearings will pay a big price for this. i think that they will. and it's the only way that i think this nominee has a chance of getting a fair hearing. >> congressman adam schiff, always good to talk to you. thank you so much. >>> did arizona's controversial sheriff joe arpaio intentionally try to interfere with the campaign stop by the wife of bernie sanders? we'll ask him that question this just a moment. the future belongs to the fast. and to help you accelerate, we've created a new company. one totally focused on what's next for your business. accelerating innovation. accelerating next. hewlett packard enterprise. and i quit smoking with chantix. i always came back to smoking. i was absolutely frustrated, absolutely. i did not think chantix would work as well as it did. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix

. >> i'm a parent and i'm totally appalled at what i saw on that vio.er what the circumstances are i am totally appalled.>> investigators also trying to determine if the young man is a student at the school. >>> investigators new boston trying to figure out how a driver lost control of their suv. witnesses say the suv failed to stop and an intersection before slamming into a pizza restaurant last night. two customers were killed and medics rushed six people and the driver at the hospital. all expected to recover and driver not facing any charges.>>> alert another reason to find a way to cut down on stress. a study finds it might impact your short-term memory. the study comes out of ohio state university and finds mice that were repeatedly exposed to stress had a harder time escaping from a maze a previously mastered. researchers believe the findings could lead to treatments for chronic stress. >>> you might find this hard to believe but another study finds cheaper fruits and vegetables can help save lives. researchers say a 10% reduction in the cost of

. >> it's appalling for those freedom who love freedom. it's appalling for those who have been political prisoners. it's appalling for those families who have lost their loved ones because of this communist regime. today is a sad day indeed and this poster front of sheachcha. guevara. >>> here it is. he was described as a man i his 30s between five-seven and five feet nine. police say he attacked a woman last sunday. police saw he grabbed her along grenada boulevard. >>> still to come on local 10, two boys catch fire. what were they doing when those flames ignited. >>> sitting at 70 degrees, on the way to the 80s today but it's going to get even warmer tomorrow. >>> we're staying on top of the terror in brussels. wa for one of the suspected terrorists who got away. the two other alleged suicide attackers are under way and they are brothers. >>> a number of people coming together mrning those victims. stay with us here on local 10 news, latest breaking updates. >>> we have breaking news. pembroke road andnd 208th avenue. this is just east o

>> i was appalled, have to admit i was appalled by that. >> reporter: look closer to see what the city of arvada is todog for dog walkers to get the picture. >> they decided a picture is worth 1,000 words. let's put up an orange stake. >> reporter: little bit of orange for every little bit of brown. 600 flags in all. >> somebody mentioned it was because of people living dog waste in that area. >> reporter: the sign says it all. >> it's gross. it's bad for the environment. it's just not being a good neighbor. >> reporter: city workers decided this week to stop picking up what others leave behind in order to make a point. >> that's exactly what they've done. i think it tells the story better than any words could do. >> reporter: they hope dog walkers will take advantage of what's already there for them. >> you have 600 orange flags right next to a trash can. >> now, i personally carry a dog baggy with me all the time wherever i walk with him. >> reporter: you can swell it forwards or backwards but they hope the word gets out, get the brown off the green. >> it's a way of saying, shame on

. 1/striking him so hard you can hear it >> as a parent of a baltimore city school student i was appalled. video is something you never want to see >> reporter: the attorney for the teenager says he is a 10th grader enrolled at the public high school and was trying to attend class. the attorney also says the student suffered face and good injuries from the intense blows. >> based on the evidence we belongs at the school >> reporter: the act school lease chief has a different story. >> our officers were called because of the intrusion in this happened after the officers escorted the unknown citizens outside of the building >> reporter: the attorney for the on-campus officers says his client was told teenager did not attend the school and that the young man became belligerent and angry after the officer repeatedly asked him to leave. >> is a former principal, as a father, as a man, i was totally appalled by what i saw. >> reporter: baltimore school police chief marshal goodwin and other officers are now on administrative leave the officer in the video is under investigation for assault and

. >> as a parent of a baltimore city school student, i was appalled by what i saw.or that was demonstrated on the video was certainly something you never want to see anyone treated like that. certainly not a school officer acting in this way, particularly with a young person. i know the school is investigating it. i know it surfaced late yesterday and the investigation is ongoing. i support that investigation. i never want to see anything like that happen again. >> the school system and young man's attorney differ on when he was a student at the school. the circumstances surrounding the assault now being investigated. >>> drama unfolding in erin andrews lawsuit against a nashville marriott hotel. executive with the hotel parent company admitting that nude video of andrews through a peephole by a stalker, was shown at a dinner the night before he was to take the stand. the bartender wrote that the executives made fun of andrews and her body. this as the hotel security expert testified that andrews' stalker was solely at fault. andrews is suing the marriott for $75 mi

i am appalled the video. no matter the circumstances, i am totally appalled.e police force is on admin straw i have to leave. >> the redskins will go one season without a quarterback controversy. the team has placed the nonexclusive franchise tag on kirk cousins. that allows other teams to negotiate with cousins but they have to give washington two first round picks and the redskins could elect to match another team's offer to keep cousins. if no long-term contract deal is reached he will make nearly $20 million this upcoming season and put off verse sis until the following year. >>> the downtown los angeles skyline is about to get a lot more exciting and possibly a little scary for anyone afraid of heights. >> if you have the guts to take at vantage of it. u.s. bank tower is getting a new tourist attraction called the sky slide. there it is. brave soles you can go down a 70th to the 69th floor outside the building. it is set to open in the middle of the year. >> glad you are dropping in on us. >> you are safe here. the news at 4:30 starts right now. >>> donal

i'm very appalled. >> of course having a whites only cemetery is illegal. the widow says the texts state attorney general's office is looking into the case. >>> two guys openeded fire outside a packed shopping center all for a pair of new pink and white nike air jordans, what they did not expect to happen when they pulled the trigger. >>> witnesses say she drove into crowd of people and motor home. what the driver admits doing moments before plowing into the sea of spectators at daytona international raceway. kathy? >> weather, we're talking about warm weather that will be moving into the delaware valley. temperatures will soar. lit feel more like may. we'll take a look at those numbers to beat. record breaking warmth coming up when we come back. did he did he have entire did he have . >>> bullets fly in a crowded shopping center parking lot. police now say it started inside a foot locker over a pair of new nicky air jordans. >> fox shows us exactly what went down. >> he has a right to defend himself. what would do you if someone was shooting at you. >> rep

that's appalling. that was also 80 years ago. i mean right now. >> those japanese -- >> 75 years ago. >> we better put them -- >> this is why trump exists because nobody can give a straight answer. >> so your view is that because they are muslim, they cannot come to the united states -- >> that's silly. that is not my view. that is not my view. that's not what i said. i didn't state my view. i asked you answer a simple question. you're unable. >> no, no. >> immediately start calling names. why do we benefit -- you go crazy. >> when you're faced with facts, that's not silly. you can say that something is silly. >> no, i'm asking about -- >> when we point to historical precedent in this country of welcoming people that a lot of people that look like you and look like me found to be animical to our way of life, threatening who america was, they turned out to be the bedrock of this nation. >> no one would deny that. >> prejudgment of people because they're muslims, catholic, episcopalian. >> that's name calling. >> we're out of time.

effort by the large segment of the community in the united states and that effort is warranted by the appalling actions of the organization that we oppose. my purpose today is to assert that in my judgment dash is responsible for groups in areas under its control including christians and muslims. dash is by self ideology and actions and what it says and being leaves and what it does. they are also responsible for crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing directed at the same groups and in some cases also against sunni muslims and other minorities. i see this even though the lack of access in the key areas made it impossible to develop a fully detailed and comprehensive picture of all that daesh is doing and all that it has done. we haven't been able to compile and complete the record is obvious on its face we don't have access but over the past months, we have conducted a review of the vast amount of information gathered by the state department and intelligence community and outside groups and my conclusion is based on that information into the acts he ported. we know for example that in aug

i'm sure the prime minister is appalled as i am that anti-semitism on the rise. does my right honorable friend agree with me that all organizations, public and private to protect anti-semitism >> i completely agree with my honorable friend, it's an absolute cancer in our society and we should note that when it grows, it is the signal of the worst thing is happening to ethnic groups in different groups all over our country. there is sadly a growth of anti-semitism in our country and we see it in terms of attacks on jewish people and jewish students and it absolutely has to be stamped out. whatever organization responsible for, make sure that happens. i have to say we do see support for segregation and anti-semitism as part of the labour party. you should sort it out. [shouting] >> order. the stipulation across the chamber. order is way below the level and the dignity of cd are members of the front bench on either side. terribly tedious. cut it out. >> mr. speaker, when terrorists attacked brussels or paris or london or glasgow, we are as one in our condo nation th

we both were comfortable at laughing at the appalling ideas we had. we were quiet and sensitive enough to be able to listen to the quiet idea. very often, i think we assume this big, grand idea that will eventually turn into something that can change the world can, and often does, starts as a quiet, tentative idea. i think we both knew how to listen, even if it did not appear we were paying attention. we could both listen. charlie: would you think of yourself as an artist or designer? or a builder? jony: i feel part artist, part designer, part engineer, part builder. part craftsman. it is a mixture. in all of that, i am genuinely comfortable with being surprised and being wrong. i am the first person to raise my hand when something i thought was going to be good was just appalling. charlie: do you know why that happens? jony: i think because it actually saves a lot of time. i have seen so much time wasted because of dogma and clinging to views. jony: if you genuinely care about the product, you have to be very explicit and very clear in terms of criti

and i am appalled.he fact that someone can walk out of their business and find a sign in front of a restaurant that says no gays welcome here and that will be perfectly legal. >> the mayor -- or excuse me, the governor of georgia is considering now whether to sign similar legislation in georgia. we went through something sort of related to this in indiana about a year or so ago. and in both cases, in indiana looking ahead in georgia, and what you're experiencing right now in charlotte and more broadly in north carolina, is the prospect of major companies and sports leagues and all sorts of considerable employers being palpably appalled by this policy decision and threatening to take their business elsewhere because they think they may get -- that it not only violates their own ethics as a company but it may ensure some backlash from their own customer base and their own employees if they continue to do business with charlotte, with north carolina, with these other places that have considered it. how are

and we both were comfortable at laughing at the appalling ideas we had. and we were both quiet enough and sensitive enough to be able to listen to the quiet ideas. because very often i think we assume that this big grand idea that eventually will turn into something that can change the world can and very often does start as such a quiet, tent tiff idea. and that we, i think we both knew how to listen. even if it didn't appear that we were paying attention. we would both listen. and it could sometimes be days afterwords that he would say or i would say, do you remember that thing we said or do you remember that thing that so and so said. i can't get that out of my mind. and there's a danger that we only pay attention to the louder voice and the articulate voice. and some of the most profound ideas i've heard come quietly and with a humility. >> rose: tom daschle, trent lott, jony ive when we continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. from our studios c

that wasn't covered in dash it foia request he found it accidentally and that is the thing that's appalled we read dash it and would regulate to talk more? >> i am grateful we expose this misogyny again like when they lecture me or others have we go to the middle east to liberate women in their choices and then they put someone against meet forgive me if i'm about to throw up and he tells me a terrible man like myself and was patronizing me in with my minority rights the only way we are described as arab muslim woman as a terrorist or a bid to win without nationality every question stars how do you feel? whether i am tall or short torbay course all it does not matter if i look like this or plastic surgery ultimately is about the argument and since i start working every betty's thinks we predicted of the trajectory of the war on terror. about invading iraq to stabilize the entire region the only had 200 jihadist according to the fbi. then we have hundreds of thousands. and what is failure? and what is the weapon against people like me? her looks. it is the public mindset i had that in italy

we both were comfortable at laughing at the appalling ideas we had.re quiet and sensitive enough to be able to listen to the quiet idea. assumeten, i think we this big, grand idea that will eventually turn into something that can change the world can, and often does, starts as a quiet, tentative idea. i think we both knew how to listen, even if it did not appear we were paying attention. we could both listen. it could sometimes be days afterwards that he would say or i would say, remember that thing you said or so and so said? i cannot get it out of my mind. there is a danger that we only pay attention to the louder voice. some of the most profound ideas i have heard come quietly and with humility. charlie: by the very nature, they have more power. jony: i think so, i think so. when somebody who does not speak eventually speaks and speaks quietly, it often gives us paus e. charlie: would you think of yourself as an artist or designer? or a builder? feel part artist, part designer, part engineer, part builder. part craftsman. it is a mixture. am genuin

. >> as a parent of a baltimore city school student, i was appalled by what i saw. behavior that was demonstrated on the video is certainly something you never want to see anyone treated like that. certainly not a school officer acting in this way. particularly with a young person. i know the school is investigating it. i know that it surfaced late yesterday and the investigation is ongoing. i support that investigation because i never want to see anything like that happen again. >> there's the video again. the spokeswoman for the school says the person is not a student at the reach partnership school. why he was there and the circumstances surrounding this still being investigated. >>> major drama unfolding in erin andrews lawsuit. the executive with the hotel's parent company admitted that nude video taken by a stalker was shown at a dinner the night before he was set to take the stand. this as the hotel security expert testified that andrews' stalker was at fault calling the man a criminal and terrorist. polo sandoval with the latest. >> reporter: the testimony f

. >> even though they were living in the most appalling conditions. there was a guy who was forced to clean the floor with his tongue. another person who was, you know, covered with cold water and put under an air conditioner. you know, sleep deprivation, forced to, you know, humiliate themselves in front of the group. >> right. >> it was kind of destabilizing. in a way it was mao's cultural revolution writ small. you know, he tried to sew chaos among, you know, the communist party in order to take control. >> right. >> and miscavige was trying to take control of the organization. >> now david miscavige became the chairman of the board, they call him, that's his title. >> c.o.b., right. >> he was the chairman of the board of the church. he succeeded l. ron hubbard. really the church has had only two people in charge for all these years. >> right. >> who, from your perspective, has been a greater influence over the church and the issues that you have with the church over the years? was it hubbard or was it miscavige? did hubbard, essentially plant the

system diverting all planes and trains away from the capital. a prime minister calls the attacks appalling and do not let the terrorists win. a state department employee is still missing. >> smoke, water dripping from the ceiling. we had to walk through puddles >> only when they brought us back to the main building for the evacuation, we could see the building. the access to the train lifts and the stairs of the airport. >> now there are at least three americans injured. mormon church officials say three are missionaries from the church of the latter day saints. >> good afternoon, perry. >> reporter: well, good afternoon to you, john. for some this traj gedy in belgium certainly hits close to home. happening with jean francois. he immediately called his parents who were headed on vacation. he was relieved to find out their flight is scheduled for tomorrow, not today. they are safe at home and not at the airport at the time. now concerned for his friends who still live in belgium. some have posted on facebook easing those concerns. he says he's been to the airport in brussels dozens of time

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of the international community and the united states, and that effort is fully warranted by the appallingions of the organization that we oppose. my purpose in appearing before you today is to assert that in my judgment, daesh is responsible for genocide against groups in areas under its control including yazidi, christians and shia muslims. daesh is genocidal by self-proclamation, by i don't thinkology and by actions in what it says and what believes and what it does. daesh is also responsible for crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing directed at these same groups and in some cases also, against sunni muslims, choireds, and other minorities -- kurds. i say this even though the ongoing conflict and lack of access to key areas has made it impossible to develop a fully-detailed and comprehensive picture of all that daesh is doing and all that it has done. we have not been able to compile a complete record. i think that is obvious on its face. we don't have access to everywhere but over the past months we have conducted a review of the vast amount of information gathered by the state

i was appall bid your serious answer on that -- i was appalled by your serious answer on that. there is a monmouth poll that says 22% of gop voters say what happened in chicago make it more likely for them to support trump. smart people suggest everything that happened in chicago was set up by the trump campaign. i'm not quite sure i'm cynical enough to believe that but i'm not sure i'm not cynical enough to believe that. he's encouraging violence. he want there to be violence. whether he himself is racist may be an open question. but he has absolutely -- he has shown no problem with having neonazis and other racists make up too much of his support without repudiating them or saying he thinks it's wrong. he gets up there and says there is no violence at my rallies days after he said he was going to pay the legal fees of one of his supporters who sucker punched a protester. >> i think there is a big difference between an isolated incident as opposed to an organized campaign. whether you think their opinions are odious or grotesque they have the right to peacefully assemble. kenn

. >> as a parent of a baltimore appalled. the have i i don't is certainly something you never want to see anyone treated like that. >> officers say they were called to escort an intruder out of the building but an attorney for the teenager says at the school. >>> today, a judge is expected to rule on mowings for a mother and son charged in connection with the beating of two teenaged boys. tracy and daniel erwin others have been indicted for their role in the 2015 assault. one of the teens died. the other was severely injured during a counseling session. today, nfl lawyers plan to fight to have the four game suspension against tom brady reinstated. the u.s. circuit court of appeals, the second court in manhattan, will hear oral arguments in this case. nfl lawyers say a lower court league bungled the probe of deflated footballs at the afc championship game in january of 2015. union lawyers disagree. so we're back to square one. junior high school sounds like t right? i think we're probably just going to keep going on that psych

she's one of several parents 9 on your side spoke with, today, who are appalled these teens did what they did. woman: "122155 - i got a word to the teenagers out here. go to school. get an education. that's the best thing you can get out here. if you don't, the justice center or the graveyard. one of the two -- because it's getting rough out here and if you ain't out here to do something get you."police initially questioned four teens- but only arrested two. those teens are being charged with receiving stolen property. the car that was stolen- was the mother's car. police aren't sure if she knew the suspects. it can only be described as terrible timing. timing.a man arrested near madison high school with two handguns and about seven- hundred rounds of ammunition. of course- this follows a shooting at the junion-senior high school just monday. 9 on your side's butler and warren county reporter jay warren has the complete story tonight from middletown- in addition to the awful timing this afair grew in proportion today after middletown city schools sent out a message to parents that st

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groups say the force needs an overhaul after seeing this video baltimore's ray says the video is appalling as a parent of a baltimore city school student i was appalled by one son and behavior that was demonstrated on and be the video certainly something you never want to see the two officers in the video or both on administrative leave while there is an investigation into this than to placate case goes back to court. tom brady are once again facing a four game suspension for union is now fighting back and scars and lesions on this teenager's face paired wrestling over what to do to protect their kids after he contracted a form of herpes the nfl and now the flake is back in the headlines right the lawyers for tom brady emily go back in court as brady's four game suspension both sides facing tough questions now. abc's ryan smith has the latest tom brady playing status on the line the league a case in the hands of three appellate court judges the judges ruling both sides during the hour long hearing losing nfl lawyers about google's use of power calling the commissioner judge juror and the e

newspapers call the action appalling, wrong and disappointing. >> delay, delay, delay. >> ignoring the constitution, not doing her job. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> hit not just for her association with donald trump which every republican will have to figure out what to do with now. now she's having to answer for will be described as the donald trump plan for the supreme court. the republican plan to keep a seat on the supreme court vacant for more than a year than consider president obama's nominee to fill that position. it is plan that's totally unprecedented this u.s. history. president obama said, today, he hopes cooler heads will prevail and the senate will act on his nominee when he submitted one to the senate. senate republicans aren't planning on doing that. that's such a radical decision it will be hard to defend. that's the case being made by the loudest and most influential voice who is not either in the white house or running get there this year. >> their response to one of the most solemn and consequential tasks that our govern

the sheriff called the murder appalling for the community. the boy' s family is asking for help to find out who is responsible. >> if anyone knows anything about it happened, who was involved, who was around, please come forward. we need every amount of information to bring justice for him. he was a child. you had no business taking him from us. alex: investigators are looking into what led to the murder. that the boy had ongoing disputes with neighborhood. vigil will be held for him tomorrow night at 7:00 at start lake here in ocoee. we will continue to follow the investigation. as soon as we get more details, following breaking news out of orlando. a police officer is hurt, after crashing into another patrol car. other on l.b. mcleod road, near surfside way just after 1:00 a.m. at the time, both cruisers were on their way to a traffic stop, involving a stolen car. but once it sped away, both of those officers were called off we' re told the officer who was hurt has minor injuries. more breaking news this morning from kansas. 11 people went

. >> i'm appalled. >> she's a kasich supporter standing shoulder to shoulder with those against trump. >> i've never protested but this man has done this around i fear for the country and what it is going to become. >> a stark contrast from the trump protesters who call them uninformed. >> i want to know how educated scream racism and black lives matter and i want $15 to work at mcdonald's. >> but it hits closer to home for some, who said trump would be the worst kind of leader. >> he plays on people's fears around hatred of other people, it's not the type of person we want to be president. >> are you going to take to sensible people? >> now, all of the candidates are weighing at the violence in chicago, ted cruz said donald trump encourages this type of thing, his campaign disrespects voters. marco rubio said he's driving the party so bitterly, he might not be able to support him should he become the nominee. sentiment. >> he's created a toxic environment. >> he went onto say, there's no place in this world for a national leader who preys on people's fears. >>> continuing the live co

world verying, doctors without borders, the refugee study center, all condemning the proposal as an appalling attempt to push the e.u.'s problems onto another and a likely breach of human rights and international refugee law >>> thousands of those refugees are children fleeing war and persecution and they're often travelling alone. most arriving through greece where the stretched asylum system is stretched to support them. >> reporter: this are some of the tens of thousands of children fleeing their homes for europe without family to protect them along the route. this house just one of two temporary shelters for unaccompanied minors. the meft most vulnerable of the children are kept here. the rest are in confinement centers that some call jail >> mainly when they come here there are happy to have left the jail, to be in a proper house with colors and toys and stuff like this. >> reporter: the children most of who are from afghanistan speak of walking hundreds of kilometers from their homes to the turkish coast, sleeping in the open before joining others to make the crossing to lesbos. the maj

. >> one of the most tawdry, appalling examples a super pac led by none other than liz mayer, authorf make america awesome super pac, she was former director of the rnc as well. katie packer as well. liz mayer tweeted -- it was make america awesome's ad, not ted cruz suggesting she not hold ted cruz responsible. >> wives and children ought to be off-limits. >> you would think. >> that enhances trump supporters who are angry what's going on in establishment. and you run something like this. lou: why are we seeing so much ignorance out of establishment, out of mitt romney, who was mr. clean, until this year? >> hard until you have the bit in your mouth and you don't win to think you can't step up to the stable and start where you left off. mitt is a forgotten figure at this point. lou: those two people on that ticket, mitt romney and paul ryan, they're desperately searching for something. ed, good to have you with us. >> thank you. lou: breaking news, as the manhunt is continuing for the prime suspect in the belgium terrorist attacks, the islamic state has trained and sent at least 400

i find his politics appalling. and he's nothing new. we've seen him before. we have seen the lester maddoxs. we've seen the george wallaces. >> i'm sorry to interrupt but when you went to the event, was it your intention to express that? your sentiment? or was it your intention to go, as you said you were there with your daughter, to simply observe and see a support rally unfold for donald trump? >> i was there to protest, ma'am. as is my first amendment right. as is the right to dissent. >> and how did you protest? what did you do? >> i held a poster up that said "no walls with mexico." and i chanted and i actually talked to a bunch of trump supporters and i asked them to please reconsider their vote. that his kind of america would be hardest on them. >> dis it a disappointment to you, quickly, tony, that any kind of message of donald trump would become violent? does it undermine what you're saying? >> i think the skirmishes are loudly overstate. for as many people that were there. >> i'm going to leave it right there. >> the person who can control this is d

that's appalling. we are one party. we're a united party. we need to come together.at's the name of the game, hillary clinton will walk into the white house without much of an effort. >> bill press getting choked up at the thought. christian, we'll put this to you. this is heavy handed stuff, trackers going. we have amanda carpenter who comes an and says she's keeping a list of everyone who is supporting and endorses donald trump. tim miller says that he wants to do opposition research on anyone supporting donald trump. this is pretty serious inflighting we're seeing right now. >> it is. i think it's a nice play by if anti-trump pacs to get some attention on themselves. we're all talking about it today. they're getting what they wanted. at the end of the day, donald trump has an opportunity potentially to be our nominee. it makes a lot of sense that people in washington want to take the opportunity to get to know him and ask him questions. to ask him questions about foreign policy and other national interests because he hasn't given a lot of specifics on the campaign

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cameron: these are appalling and savage terror attacks. my just spoke to the prime minister of belgium, asking them to give our condolences to the belgian people. we absolutely stand with them at this very difficult time. these were attacks in belgium, they could be attacks in britain or in france or germany or elsewhere. we need to stand together against these appalling terrorists and make sure they can never win. mark: also speaking out today, pope francis. the pontiff says he condemns the blind violence that breed so implores theg and gift of peace from god. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. scarlet: investors were jolted by the explosions in brussels, we're not seeing a huge flights. alix: joining us is samantha azzarello, a global market strategist at j.p. morgan. what does the same of the sustainability of the rally that we are not seeing a huge risk off today? i thought that condolences go out to the people of europe, more broadly. we haven't s

. >> we are appalled by the situation. this was a young man doing his job. >> he was a fantastic grandson. he is what i call my man. he is in a better is at peace with all of it. roz: one week ago in front of the third district police station, investigators say that suspected shooter michael ford opened fire in an attempted suicide by a police officer. nearby, his two brothers recorded. arrivedrcover officer at the firefight dressed in plain clothing and the police chief said another officer shot and killed colson, thinking he was a suspect. >> i want to understand what happens what does not happen again, but i'm very proud the way the key minute he has responded -- the way the community has responded. >> wrap your arms around one another. we will get through this. is a memorial service planned for friday morning and upper marlboro. he will be buried monday in his home state of pennsylvania. the details are on our website, wjla.com. roz plater, abc 7 news. kimberly: no another trag hunters of people turned out for princeai

i was shocked and appalled. reporter: the school's president says the behavior is unacceptable and has apologized. a student to remove her hijab. the muslim student says the volunteer asked her to remove her head scarf when she checked in for a panel in austin. festival officials say they dismissed that volunteer and say it is not their policy to ask anyone to remove a religious head covering. >>> a race to the top. coming up on eyewitness news, firefighters from across new york city and the country come together to sprint up a skyscraper. >> hopefully, you took advantage of today's nice weather because a change is coming. we coming up. >> first, though, here's abc with a look at what's coming up next. >> good evening. coming up on world news tonight, critics calling donald trump the fire >> the super bug scientists . >>> in lower manhattan today, 433 firefighters honored the 433 fdny firefighters who died on 9/11. wearing all their gear, they floor. the event is primarily a memorial but they also raise money fo

. >> reporter: you might expect someone with a negative experience involving donald trump to be appalled at the >> as much as i hate donald trump i would probably vote for him today. he is the only one willing to going. >> reporter: he wishes trump and all the other people who invested in trump tower tampa by using a small amount of his billions to pay everyone back. he said when it comes to leading our country it is more than just about him. it is about what is best for everyone. in tampa jeannie dean 10 news wtsp. >>> hillary clinton supporters are opening up an office as we look at tampa's cuban club. you can see the campaign workers busy setting things up. you can see is signal is weak from the live camera. florida. the new tests requested by governor rick scott means florida will check 1600 people for the zica antibodies. the state has 1600 tests to check for active zica virus. we are breaking down how intense the zica virus is our state tonight. there are 44 cases of the florida. zica is linked to a birth defect that causes abnormally small heads. >>> there is something you can do