g.k. butterfield reached out to immigration officials. but early this morning, he revealed the ice director said she will not use her executive authority to stop accosta's deportation. he's scheduled to be sent back to hondurastomorrow. any appeal wouldn't be until monday morning after the scheduled deportation. accosta came to the u.s. to get away from violence and gangs in hondureas. protesters clashed with supporters of a donald trump rally in new york city. presidential candidate in utah which holds its caucuses on tuesday and mitt romney has intensified his criticism of the republican frontrunner. for the democratic side, bernie sanders also making an appearance in salt lake city. thousands of supporters showed up for a rally there. the presidential candidate spoke about the cornerstone issues of his campaign. those include corrupt campaign finance laws, a weak economy, and a broken criminal justice system. possible new evidence in the akiel denkins shooting. the family's lawyer says a bullet hole could be a new piece of that puzzle.

g.k. butterfield to help them. they will not file the deportation until the monday appeal. more legislators to come forward to talk about deporting he went to high school in the spring. his mother says he would be in danger if he was supported back to honduras. >> those four walls that he is confined in, he says thank you for everything that you have done. reporter: back out here live, you can see protesters are still holding signs, hoping that he will be released. he is currently in jail in georgia. supporters will continue to reach out to legislators, congressional leaders, asking for his release. we are live in durham. heather: thank you. dozens of protesters are marching in charlotte saying isis is targeting -- the same the government is unfairly targeting immigrants. protesters believe that ice spotted to him once he was no longer a minor. president obama is making history today. air force one touchdown early this afternoon in havana. the visit comes one year after in changing theaseball game, so a lot being packed into this. heather: more violent clashes at projectors

g.k. butterfield. in a statement he said, i insisted he not be deported and requested his release so he could have a fair shot at resenting his case for asylum. the judge denied the state a short time later. supporters fear he could be returned as early as this weekend. his mother is worried. stock the gangs are my main concern. >> reporter: she says those gangs could kill her son. anna kistler is his homeroom teacher. >> he is afraid of going back to his country. we are hearing rumors the gangs are waiting. >> reporter: that's why supporters will not give up. one of them spoke to him friday >> he was happy to know that the community is fighting for him. he is like, i am not giving up. i don't want to go back to honduras to be killed. >> reporter: i spoke with ice officials. they cannot confirm or deny if he will be deported as some fear. that is for security reasons. we do know another attempt to keep him in the u.s. has failed. >>> a judgeship bond for a woman charged with accessory in a double murde

g.k. butterfield introducing mrs. clinton. hundreds of people there to listen to mrs. clinton and hear what she has in mind for north carolina as this rally -- at for her -- rally to get people to vote for her. last night at the democratic debate in miami, another debate was unfolding on twitter over the suit bernie sanders was wearing. is that a brown suit or a blue suit? the sanders campaign tweeted it is a blue suit, and the people watching posted their own pictures, saying it matches brown. some were even conducting their own twitter polls last night, and there is even a twitter page bernie's suit." tisha: it definitely looks brown. but i think the people standing right next to him though. a former wake county move in -- wake county woman underwent help cancer patients. >> it is an honor to be a part of the search for a treatment. steve: it is a specially gracie's owner lost her husband to cancer a few years ago. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan --

g.k. butterfield, giving her a very energetic introduction. he and her other state and local officials are here. they urge supporters to get out and vote and vote early. clinton goes right into her plan pain -- right into her campaign platform, and she ain't a lot of her comments at republicans. she said she would defend the it -- she aimed a lot of her comments at republicans. she discussed equal pay for women, climate change, and investing more resources into education, including more resources for teachers. >> when i talk about wanting to more opportunities, it goes hand-in-hand with education, so let me tell you what i want to do. if i am so fortunate to be your president, i want to be a good partner with teachers, with principles, with school boards, with families, and students. reporter: in response to clinton's visit here to north carolina, the republican national committee released a statement today condemning her as a presidential candidate and her viability to run based on the fbi investigation that is ongoing into her use of her per

g.k. butterfield. butterfield says he has made the case and said, i insisted mister acosta not be deported and requested his release so he could have a fair shot of resenting his case for asylum. the judge denied the state a short time later. supporters fear the teenager could be returned to honduras as early as this weekend. his mother is worried. >> the gangs are mining concern. >> reporter: she says those gangs could kill her son. >> she is afraid of him going back to his country. the gangs are waiting for him. >> reporter: that's why supporters will not give up. one of them talk to acosta on friday as he sits and federal detention. >> he was happy to note that the community is fighting for him. he said, i am not giving up. he said, i don't want to go to honduras to be killed. >> reporter: i spoke to officials and they cannot confirm or deny if acosta will actually be deported this sunday as some do fear. that is for security reasons. we do note tonight another attempt to keep him in the u.s. has fa

g.k. butterfield was able to convince them to hold off to allow him time to appeal. his mother who is undocumented says she is hopeful about the process under how it will end. >> the end of this struggle and task is something good that will be powerful for my son, his family and his parents. hopefully very soon he will be freed from that place. barbara: his attorney is focusing on getting him become here. voters in three western states go to the polls to cast ballots in the presidential primary and a campaign speech by bill clinton is sparking controversy. >> finally come to the point where we can put the awful behind us and seven years before that. john: the former president sealed to be criticizing the tenure of president obama. despite the fact his wife hillary clinton tried to cast herself as the best candidate to protect president obama's legacy. a clinton aide said the awful legacy he was referring to is obstructionism from the republican congress. the former president has consistently praised president obama in stuff speeches. ted cruz is running second behind

g.k. butterfield reached out to immigration officials and this morning, he revealed the director will not use her executive authority to stop the deportation. as a result, he is scheduled to be sent back to honeduras tomorrow. the problem with that is any appeal on decision isn't possible until monday morning. accosta came to the u.s. to get away from violence in honedeura. and temperatures flaring on the campaign trail. trump at a rally. police in riot gear had to block the entrance to the building where trump was speaking. meanwhile, former g.o.p. candidate mitt romney has intensified his criticism of the frontrunner. and on the democratic side, bernie sanders making an appearance in salt lake city. the presidential candidate spoke about the corner stone issues of his campaign, including corrupt campaign finance laws, a rigged economy and a broken justice system. some possible new evidence in the akiel denkins shooting. a bullet hole could be a new piece of the puzzle. a raleigh police officer shot and killed denkins last month. a lawyer for the family says their investigation leads the

g.k. utterfield. mr. butterfield: let me begin tonight by thanking you, mr. jeffries, for yielding time to me this evening. thank you for your extraordinary friendship and leadership in the congressional black caucus. i want to publicly thank you for coming to my district this past weekend you spoke, some would durham baptist church in durham, north carolina. i thank you for the message you brought to my constituents in north carolina. but mr. speaker, moments after the death of justice scalia, the majority leader of the united states senate announced to the country in a tone of defiance that the senate will not consider any nomination, any nomination of president barack obama to replace justice scalia. mr. speaker, the american people can see right through this. hough i represent a democratic leaning district in north carolina, i represent many republicans in north carolina. many of them have told me how disappointed they are with the senate republican leadership in making this announcement. senator mcconnell is reinforcing the republican political ageneral