in response to the new legislation, state attorney general pam bondi says "i have seen first-hand the heartache caused by sexual predators, and this legislation is a significant step toward .. justice and helping victims heal." governor scott pledged to find the 32 million dollars needed to clear up the back log of rape kits. standup. "but where will the governor the governor's office says they will first have to review the final budget. as for senate bill 636, we're told the governor plans on signing it. in tampa isabel mascarenas 10 news wtsp." once the governor signs the bill, it should also mean the addition of highly-skilled, high- paying jobs in crime labs. if you drive a toyota or lexus, you'll want to pay attention to this story. toyota is expanding its takata airbag recall by almost 200-thousand cars! it now includes 2008 corolla and corolla matrix models and 2008 to 2010 lexus s-c-430 cars. the recall involves the front passenger air bag inflators -- that may rupture when the airbag goes off. takata air bags have been linked to eight deaths and are the subject of the largest

trump was in tampa on monday where he got support from attorney general pam bondi and former alaska governor sarah palin. protesters who made their way in the room -- managed to disrupt the event 5 minutes. trump's rivals are targeting the g-o-p front runner -- and have been raising concerns about the tone of his rallies. marco rubio needs to win florida to keep his campaign alive. but trump leads the senator-- by a more than 2-to-1 margin. on the democratic side -- hillary clinton and bernie sanders are neck-and-neck in illinois. sanders is focusing on midwestern states after his upset win in michigan. clinton is trying to attract blue collar workers -- saying she'd stop any trade deal that hurts america. when results start rolling in tonight-- make sure you have the free "10news app"-- downloaded on your phone. you'll get instant alerts about the florida primary-- and what's going on in other states. new information in the deadly ambush outside a police station in maryland. prince george's county police say the undercover officer killed -- was hit by a bullet from a fellow officer. detecti

trump with informs tampa today where he got support from attorney general pam bondy. protesters who made their way into the room managed to disrupt the event five times in the first 15 minutes. trump's rival is targeting the gop frontrunner and have written concerns ab the tone of his rally. >> one difference between this and at the donald trump rally, i'm not asking anyone to punch you in the face. >> we're make comments at a rally. that's a toxic environment. >> some fighting words there. marco rubio needs to win florida to keep his campaign alive. but trump leads the senator by more than a two to one margin. and bernie sanders are neck in neck in illinois. >>> now, when those results start rolling in tomorrow night, make sure you have the 10 yous in app. download it on your phone. this makes sure you get. the alerts about florida primary and whatever is beginning on in other states. >>> new information about the deadly ambush outside of of afflation maryland. and under cover officer shot and killed. he was hit by a bullet from a fellow officer. john k. coleson mark

has an event at fiu tomorrow night as well hoping to celebrate a massive florida wi attorney general pam bondi has endorsed donald trump. conference in palm beach tomorrow hoping he can spoil riewb's plans. in the newsplex. robbin simmons. 7 news. >> danielle: and from the republicans to the democrats.. alex diprato continues our coverage live from the satellite center. alex. >> reporter: danielle, bernie sanders and hillary clinton crisscrossing the midwest as polls show a tightening race head of tomorrow's vote. >> we have to have a big vote tomorrow that can send a strong message that love, trust, hate. >> reporter: hillary clinton in illinois making a stop at a meeting of latino activist. she is calling on democrats to unify around her presidential bid arguing that the party must month faux counts larger threat. republican front runner donald trump. >> you know, i'm always being told that when i talk to you i should talk in a very calm and >> but i'm so worried about our country whand could happen if we don't band together to elect a president who can represent all of america. >> clinton h

rick scott is not endorsing anyone in the primary but on monday attorney general pam bondi through support to the inner. >> there is one more reason i always listen to my mom. and my mom is for donald trump and so am i. >> the she introduced trump at a rally yesterday. candidate sarah palin. trump left florida and had to ohio. >>> protesters at donald trump rallies have been in the spotlight. a protest in the realm attention for turnout outside the canceled event but for its message. hank a tester has more. >> reporter: it was business as usual at donald trump's rally monday in tampa. emotions running high at these events. now because of what trump calls the disrupters. with him in tampa today, sarah palin electrified the crowd this way. >> what we don't have time for is all of that petty punk [ bleep ] thuggery stuff going on with these "protesters. >> reporter: monday in miami trump canceled a major event at the trump national to because protesters not get the message and they were organized. >> in a day or two we were able to mobilize dozen people on facebook to stop busy to for "suprem

former alaska governor sarah palin, new jersey governor chris christie and florida attorney general pam bondi. >> if we win ohio and we went florida, then everyone agrees that it' s pretty much over. trump later canceled a planned rally in doral, and instead hit the campaign trail in ohio. the final poll before tomorrow' s election is bad news for republican marco rubio and democrat bernie sanders. the latest numbers from quinnipiac university on the gop side, donald trump appears to have a commanding lead with 46%, to 22% for rubio. ted cruz has 14% and john kasich has 10%. but kasich is running dead even with trump in ohio. on the democrat side, former secretary of state hillary clinton nearly doubles sanders in florida. she has 60% in this survey to sanders' 34%. there' s already been a strong turnout for the florida primary. in orange county, where the elections supervisor is predicting a 45% primary turn-out, 22% have already voted. that' s an even split between absentee and the now-closed early voting period. lines may be shorter on primary day since so many people have already cast the

and cause all that drama. >> janine: unendorsement for donald trump as you mentioned attorney general pam bondi. trump has maintained he does not as condone violence. >> laurie: janine wants you know in addition to ohio and florida we're talking about illinois, holding their primaries tomorrow. it's a big day. polls will be open from 7:00 in the morning to saving night. you have to go to your assigned precinct on primary day. in miami-dade county 83,000 voters cast they are ballots early p the. >> leaest numbers this past weekend, nearly 11,000 yesterday alone, and nearly 13,000 voted in broward county yesterday, bringing the early voting total there in proud to more than 82,000 people. >> calvin: we will have live team coverage of the frida primary results with our political team tomorrow evening and we will also have a special hour of local10 news, that is tomorrow night at 9:00. >>> an emergency incident miami international airport after a plane released its emergency chute today. sky 10 was over the scene. american airlines officials say that the incident was, "an inadvertent deployment of

attorney general pam bondi says the bill will be a tremendous help in possibly solving cold cases. >> think of the potential of solving unsolved rapes and unsolved murders and other serious crimes throughout the country. >> the bill came about after revelations last year that there are thousands of evidence kits right now in rape case that is remain untested. >>> the dust has settledded on super tuesday. donald trump and hillary clinton chart add clear path towards their respective nominations. ben carson, not official, but likely to drop out of the race this friday. the other campaigns are trying to keep their presidential aspirations alive. and caroline shively has the latest out of washington. >> reporter: the donald takings surnlging past the rest of the gop field. >> if those patterns aren't disrupted donald trump is the nominee. >> reporter: florida senator marco rubio faces the fight of his life with just one victory in minnesota. polls show rubio could lose his home state to trump. >> those are not accurate numbers. wf our own numbers and we'll see other numbers that will show

trump lived have received ap endotsement from florida attorney general pam bondi. sarah palin andhris christie were also there. trump was set to make an

and then chris christie showed up and the third surprise with a florida attorney general pam bondi, who just today announced her support of donald trump. trump took the stage and hit the usual talking points which the crowd loved and he told people the reason he's doing this, he says he doesn't have to, he's doing it for them. >> believe me, i didn't need this. i like mar largo. place. this is not the easiest thing to do. i could have had a nice soft life. i'm doing this because i want to put back, because i want to put back. >> reporter: and people seem to like that very much as you saw. in fact, there were some 5,000 people at the front of the entrance to this convention center who also tried to get into this rally. that's on top of the several thousand people inside this room, at least several thousands. donald trump is expecting a huge win tomorrow night and the polls as we know are showing that. >> lisa: our team coverage continues now with one of the men who hopes to take down donald trump. >> matt: marco rubio rallied supporters at a restaurant outside melbourne this afternoon. w

nobody knows that more than pam bondi, attorney general of florida. it's her job to protect consumers against fraud. and there is plenty to keep her busy. when the housing bubble burst, foreclosures exploded. but as millions lost their homes, they were often taken advantage of, sometimes even by the big banks themselves. in 2012, 49 states announced a historic settlement with the five largest mortgage servicers. >> in many cases, they didn't even verify that these foreclosures were actually legitimate. some of the people they hired to process foreclosures used fake signatures on fake documents. >> the five largest lenders, of course, were involved. and florida received nearly $10 billion in relief. >> but even with some homeowners getting relief, scam artists are still out there. >> these unscrupulous brokers were promising people that they could either get them cash payment for their foreclosure or get them loan modifications. it's very tough to decipher the good, legitimate companies who are trying to help people and the unscrupulous ones. >> what s

>> bob: today, attorney general pam bondi announced her endorsement for donald trump. now, while mr. trump was calling him out in tampa, marco rubio was in brevard county, drumming up last minute votes in his home state. he visited voters in melbourne and asked them to choose him and his message of a country where everyone gets along. he also asking supporters not to be sweyed by trump's over the top nature. irresponsible and over the top. i don't think it reflects well on our party or our country. do we really want to live in a country where everybody hates each other? >> bob: some are speculating that if he doesn't win tomorrow, he could drop out of the race. donald trump's lead in florida's presidential primary is substantial, according to polls. you can see the numbers here. but parts of the survey suggest marco rubio is gaining, maybe some last minute support. here are the numbers. trump, 44%, marco rubio, 26, cruz at 18, kasich at 10. the pollsters say rubio could come closer than people think. >> i wouldn't call it a storming surge but it's an uptick. it probabl

florida attorney general pam bondi was at the rally and introduced trump and announced right now, senator marco rubio is rallying in west palm beach. >> lisa: from there, he'll have one more stop, a homecoming in west miami. here's more from melbourne where he made a last-minute plea for support. >> reporter: he stood up in front of a big crowd in brevard county saying a sunshine state win could change the entire election, an election he says he's not planning on getting out of anytime soon, even if he loses tomorrow. >> like always, it comes down to florida. >> reporter: florida is his home state that carries 99 delegates. it's a crucial win for marco rubio, who is using every minute before primaries to rally up supporters. >> i support marco and his immigration stance. i think he'll be someone who can unite a party and unite a country. >> reporter: uniting instead of dividing which is what rubio says the frontrunner in this trying to make it clear he's different. >> don't worry, you're not going to get beat up in my rally. >> trump is leading rubio in florida. rubio is leading a campaig

. >>> rubio is campaigned trump received an endorsement from florida attorney general pam bondi. trump had an event but haha to cancel it due to his campaigning in ohio. ted cruz took to the stage in illinois. he's fighting to catch trump in that state after two recent polls showed him within single digit. cruz is making a few stops in north carolina along with carly fiorina. kasich trying to grab all 66 delegates up for grabs there. >> on the democratic side hillary clinton speaking to supporters in north carolina. mrs. clinton up by 20 points over bernie sanders in recent polls. she holds a similar lead here in florida. polls only mean so much. even when polls show she had a wide lead. that is where the race is consider to be very tight. polls there show a lead still one poll that shows sanders ahead. he's hoping for a winin in illinois where another poll shows him possibly in a tie with hillary clinton. man, it's all over the place. we've got you covered today into the evening led by michael putney and glenna millberg. as results start to come in, turn to us here on local 10.

band of supporters with him today from sarah palin to chris christie and florida's attorney general pam bondy who endorsed the businessman. >> we need someone who is unafraid to lead and restore america to its greatness. >> reporter: all signs are pointing to a big win in florida for trump, but today marco rubio expressed confidence he will win his homestate. >> it's up to voters. voters are already voting. probably half the votes have already been cast and we feel really good about that. >> reporter: trump is not letting up his attacks on rubio >> i refuse to say it, right? i refuse to say little marco. >> reporter: and the protesters didn't let up on their attacks on trump. something sarah palin just couldn't ignore. >> what we don't have time for is all that petty pick ass little thuggery stuff that's been going on with these "protesters" who are doing nothing but wasting your time and trying to take away your first amendment rights. >> reporter: early voting ended saturday. about 1.7 million votes are already in the bank and almost 1 million of those are republican votes. >> no question r

trump lived have received ap endotsement from florida attorney general pam bondi. sarah palin andhris christie were also there. trump was set to make an campaign in ohio. >>> meanwhile senator ted cruz campaigned in illinois today. he made a few appearances in north carolina along with former rival carly fiore. governor john kasich is focusing on his home state of today. kasich is trying to take home a big win in ohio tomorrow. the winner of ohio will receive >> laurie: on the democratic side about the clinton campaigned on b of a have behalf is had wife hill i. hilary. sanders meanwhile is hoping for a repeat of m mhigan last when can where he overcame a 20 point polling deficit. sanders campaigned in akron, ohio earlier today and will also be campaigning in missouri. local10 has you covered. joins for a special one hour newscast tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. as the results roll in and be sure to watch more from the campaign trail coming your w w >>>>alvin: it was a chaotic spring break weekend on miami beach. a number of fights broke out and two people were shot an

one of these homes and while ashton says he won' t prosecute the builder, he wants attorney general pam bondi to look into the matter. ashton wrote a letter to bondi, which reads in part, they pay lip service, but have done nothing. as a father, father-in-law, and grandfather to those unlucky enough to have purchased one of these potentially unsafe homes, i would ask that you look into this matter. a just released study says orange county could do a better job of with the money it spends to fight homelessness. meredith: mayor teresa jacobs hired a consultant to look at the 23 programs the county gives a total of $7.7 million each year to address homelessness. the research found that almost 44% of that money is not going to those in the most imminent danger of ending up without shelter. jacobs says the county will likely re-work its contracts with those agencies with a new emphasis on housing first. mayor jacobs: having this report and shedding the light on how we' re doing is extremely beneficial in us changing the meredith: the report suggests that transitional housing programs often end up

after it was revealed that the trump foundation donated 25- general pam bondi in 2013. the donation is under scrutiny... because it was made just days before bondi announced she was reviewing complaints surrounding trump's real estate school. trump's campaign blames a series of clerical mistakes for the failure to report the donation. after the donation was made, bondi never followed through on the trump university complaints. 3 3 --walter picture 3 perfect... after several failed attempts, the atlas five rocket launched under a nearly full moon at cape canaveral last night, and it was smooth as silk. now, it's off to the international space station... loaded with nearly eight-thousand pounds of food... and cool science experiments and equipment for the crew to work with. in that cargo: a 3-d printer and special "robotic grippers." ((jen)) better order water later this hour: the new report that suggests moderate drinking... isn't so healthy *after all. 3 ((walter and... road to nowhere? the new list is out... of the cities with the worst traffic... find out 3 developing

. >>> most renters don't discover she's fees until weeks have passed and they are home. general pam bondy show people from as far away as nebraska, arizona and massachusetts complaining they didn't know how much driving would cost for tolls and rental car toll fees. >> kind of a ripoff. >> reporter: back at the airport, joyce and ron are about to pick up their rental car. ron said this time, he avoids the sticker shock. >> i'm going to avoid the tolls >> state lawmakers have done nothing to rewrite the rules. they have asked companies to make their policies for accessible. >> >> next on "eyewitness news," we'll introduce you to this young lady and tell what you >> (music playing) i feel pretty (west side story) not every cake can be handcrafted in store by skilled decorators like our publix bakery chantilly cake it'll be remembered for all the right reasons. publix. where shopping >>> now to our forever family series. this morning, we want to introduce to you mindy. a true animal lover at heart. martha recently spent some time with her, bowling. >> my name is mindy, i'm 13 years old. >> m

prosecutors and the attorney-general pam bondi pushed for the recommendation saying it it would allow a juror to hijack the process. with the death penalty, alabama is the only other state with the system. there are concerns over allegiant air after a report released documents nearly 100 maintenance related flight interruptions. they were coming in or out of clearwater where it accounts for 90% of traffic. what is going on, evan? >> reporter: this is compiled by the union that represents the pilots say they are preventable. they range from smoke in the cabin and what is called catastrophic engine failures in which the enjoins have come apart leading to landings and aborted takeoffs. >> when you have the problems it is a matter of time before something catastrophic happens. >> it is from the carrier's pilots. they counted 100, quote, separate maintenance be froms between since 2015 to january of this year. russ latin has years of experience and the safety coordinator. he said the report points to a culture of poor maintenance. in the five-month period the: union said it had 98 interrup

florida attorney general pam bondi through support to the billionaire >> there is one more reason i always listen to my mom. my mom is with donald trump and so am i. >> she introduced trump at a rally in tampa yesterday. also former candidate sarah palin who canceled an earlier appearance to has been's taught being injured in a snowmobile accident. trump left florida and had to >>> trump gets the major campaign event at the trump national. protesters went out anyway and were organized. >> in one day we were able to mobilize 3000 people on facebook to stop the xenophobic white supremacist rhetoric he keeps displaying in his rallies. >> i trump supporters across the street had a verbal scuffle with about 50 demonstrators. i went to ohio instead because he thinks he has already taken florida. >>> it's also critical day for john kasich. he'll be in his home state of ohio. he received support yesterday from mitt romney. they. a rally in westerville ohio. romney has not endorsed any candidate but he says he wants to see anyone but trump when the republican nomination. kasich has a stop -- has a

attorney general pam bondi says getting through the backlog will solve old crimes and prevent new ones. >> these untested rape kits will think of the potential of solving unsolved rapes and murders and other crimes throughout the country. >> the senate has passed the bill and now it goes to the governor's desk for his signature. >> and the gop wants to take down trump. some people don't like to share their wifi, but at bright house networks, we do. login to one of our hotspots and get your code for free wifi at over 50,000 bright house wifi hotspots. ba da ba ba ba >> developing tonight we found more waste in an agency that is supposed to make government more special. >> remember how the gsa racked up big travel expenses in las vegas? we discovered other problems that are still burning taxpayers for millions. >> bring me my margarita! >> remember how congress scolded much on hotel rooms and breakfasts. >> i'm a big man, i can't spend $44 for breakfast. >> this is the kind of stuff that makes people furious. >> what eats at me is the "why "? >> the general services administration will n

this out, thousands of people attending the funeral, including the governor and the attorney-general pam bondi. he died when he crashed into a driver on the selmon expressway. a woman said he pulled in front of her to protect her from getting hit. >> he was born to serve others, it was in his dna, that's why he became a cop. he represented all that was good in law enforcement and the human race. he was truly a selfless soul and greatest joy was doing for others. >> his family has a legacy of law enforcement. his grandfathers, father, brothers, uncle all served. >> after the service some touching moments. horse was led out with his coffin behind. then a 21-gun salute. >> you can see the hundreds of law enforcement officers in formation. >> it is very emotional when they play taps. helicopters flew >> and finally the helicopters flew overhead and the missing man formation and a split off. he will be buried in massachusetts and have more on the service ahead at 6:00. a surprise that everyone shared. >>> the florida highway patrol fatal accident on highway 39 killing two people. a charger was trav

heard earlier, sarah palin was at this event despite her husband's injury. florida attorney general pam bondi was here endorsing trump. stacie. >> all right, candace mccowan live at the tampa convention center. loud there. we appreciate your time. >>> things did get heated between protestors and tum-- trump supporters. protestors chanted while some supporters yelled back. there were a few exchanges, but protestors said they wanted it to be peaceful. >> trump is dangerous to our community and we want to stand firmly against his message. >> god made us different and gave us a choice to make on right and wrong decisions and to hate and to cause chaos for no reason. i mean, protest as long as it doesn't come in here. problems between protestors and trump supporters. >>> more than a half million absentee ballots have yet to be returned for tomorrow's preference primary, but the state is setting records for early voting in this early preference primary. we have a look at what's going on. >>reporter: the winner take all was once thought to be helpful to favorite son's jed bush and rubio, but no long

general. so far she says not governor. we'll see. pam bondi it here. 1237. 1237. 1237. see you tomorrow. >> hello, everyone. happy st. paddy's day. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." it is march 17 and it is one of my favorite days of the year. i'm half irish and half puerto rican. a very lucky lady indeed. and we'll have a st. patrick's day party right here right now. right here in new york c

for florida, and feeling very, very confident. he got a last minute endorsement from attorney general pam bondi. >> look what is happening to this process. look how many people donald trump is bringing out in america. what does that say for our democracy? like never before. like never, ever before. >> this was a much smaller venue and so there was only the occasional protester. every time it happened, he didn't just go, get him out like he normally does, although he did say that at least one time during protesters interruption, but all in all, a donald trump-esque sort of speech, talking about the wall and how china and mexico are taking our jobs, and he also hammered his rubio. >> marco, i'm going to say with say little marco. i refuse to say little marco. >> mr. trump done with all of his campaigning, he'll hold a press conference tomorrow in west palm beach. we'll be there and the trump team very confident that they're going to be victorious in florida. in downtown tampa, mike synan, fox 35 news. >> bob: senator marco rubio has a lot to gain and a lot to lose. dana jay reports. >> reporter:

jim: florida attorney general pam bondi introducing donald trump at a rally in tampa today. the real estate mogul spoke at the tampa convention center around 3-pm. according to the polls, donald trump is poised to win tomorrow' s florida primary handily. in most of the surveys, he leads trump talked about senator rubio while no violence broke out in tampa, a few protesters had to be thrown out. today as well. snowball at seven and was rushed to the hospital. wesh 2 is the place to turn to for all commitment coverage. you will hear from the winners, losers and voters. angela: 8-hundred students at a cocoa elementary school had an anything but normal day. water flooded their classrooms and the building' s air conditioning went down. this all happened at saturn elementary school. more than 10 classrooms were flooded, along with hallways and the front office. some parents came to pick their students up. >> it' s why i picked up my s just, that' s not he' s only five. angela: so far, no word what caused the pipes to burst. angela: orlando police chief john mina is speaking out. h

now, florida attorney general pam bondi showing up as a surprise and actually endorsing donald trump this morning. -- did see sarah palin despider husband being in a bad accident and being in icu in alaska. she was still here. and also governor chris christie. here's what trump had to say earlier. [ music ] >> the biggest story in all of politics worldwide today is what's happening with the republican party. and what's going on has been -- they call it a phenomena. i've been on the cover of "time" magazine more times than none. what's happening is there's millions and millions of people that are voting. they're not voting for democrats. they're down 34% from years ago. [cheers and applause] >> listen. they're voting for -- [ music ] >> reporter: trump said that in north carolina earlier today. then he went to florida. he's going back to ohio and showing up again in south florida tomorrow. you live coverage on primary night. carson chambers,. >> she witnessed several disruptions inside that rally. things were really heated. >> right. so that was inside. but what's happening outside th

some very big political names. political heavy hitters on monday in tampa, from state attorney general pam bondi to former alaska governor sarah palin. >> we needed a revolution, and we{ found our revolutionary. donald j. trump is that revolutionary. >> and former trump rifle, turned ally, new jersey governor chris christie. >> florida is a winner-take-all state and we have the winner and we want him to take all tomorrow night. >> trump himself hit is usual high notes. he talked of building a wall between the u.s. and mexico, rebuilding the military, and of g.o.p. rival. >> we have a big election coming up. we could really change things, and marco is not going to do it. and lying ted -- thank you, i will -- and lying ted, lying apros strife. in florida had words for the protesters 0, disrupters in his words, inside his rally. >> somebody wants to get in television, they stand up and think they'll be movie stars. they're not. >> outside, protesters and supporters clashing. there were ten moments as both sides were firing off at the much inches apart.{ >> racist, racist, racist. >> we will not acc

meeting where he took questions from the audience and received a big endorsement from the attorney general pam bondywho is popular inxa the state of florida. florida should be trump's to lose, 19 points ahead in the real clear politics average. a couple of polls, maybe a week ago, showed rubio closing the gap but most polls since then have shown trump with what should be an insurmountable lead but rubio campaign insists he has come from behind before. where the contest is much closer in is in the state of ohio. a couple of recent polls show a dead heat between donald trump tv and john kashich, campaigning with the former governor of masts, mitt romney. romney saying she is not endorsing john kashich but wanted to come out because for mitt romney it's all about trying to beat donald trump. governor kashich suggesting if he wins ohio, he is going to continue to go on and win a lot of other states, including pennsylvania, not on the ballot at this point but, neil, he is vowing he will court challenge in the state of pennsylvania, vowing he'll be on the ballot when voters go to the polls. donald trump h

attorney general pam bondi says testing the kits will solve old crimes and prevent new ones. now the bill is waiting to be signed by governor rick scott. summer: late breaking commitment 2016 news, presidential candidate doctor ben carson is effectively ending his campaign. this afternoon he announced he would not be attending thursday' s republican debate and sees no path forward to the nomination. he will speak about his decision on friday during an appearance at the c-pac gathering. we' ll have new details on the presidential race at 4:30. and when it comes to who will take senator marco rubio' s seat, president barack obama and vice president joe biden are weighing in. they' ve announced their support for congressman patrick murphy in the state' s democratic senate s a big blow to congressman alan grayson who has criticized murphy for being a former republican. meanwhile, murphy has pointed out grayson is being investigated by the house ethics committee. biden plans to campaign with murphy on march 28. meredith: for the first time in several days, the health department an

attorney general pam bondi who has actually been a guest many times "on the record" here endorsed donaldy. does that mean anything, do you think, to the florida voters? >> well, endorsements are not carrying a lot of weight in this cycle, but it certainly carries some weight. so this is closer than the polls suggest that could in fact make an interesting difference here. what was very telling, i think, to a lot of republicans is that pam bondi had not endorsed until today and did not endorse senator rubio. governor scott has not made endorsement. governor bush has not made endorsement. now with the endorsement of bondi to the for rubio but for trump, a lot of republicans are paying attention to that and reading into it. >> craig, we will be watching your state like i told julie we would be watching ohio. thank you, craig. >> thank you. >> and in illinois, 69 g.o.p. dels and 182 democratic delegates are on the line. fox chicago political reporter mike flannery is live in chicago. what's the latest there? >> well, i think two points are worth making real quickly, greta. number one, only 15

florida governor rick scott isn't endorsing anyone in the primary but monday florida attorney general, pam bondy threw her support to the billionaire. >> all is one more reason, i always listen to my mom, and my mom is with donald trump, and so am i. >> bondy introduced trump at a rally in tampa yesterday afternoon. also there, former vis presidential candidate, sarah palin who canceled an earlier being injured in a snow mobile accident. trump headed to ohio. >>> protesters at donald trump rallyies have been getting a lot of attention, last night a protest got attention, not for the turn out outside but for its message. hank tester has more from outside. >> get him out. >> business as usual at donald trump's rally monday in tampa. >> get her out, please. >> emotions running high at these events now because of what trump calls the disrupters. with him in tampa today, sarah palin, electrified the crowd this way. >> what we don't have time for is all that petty, punk [ bleep ] little thugery stuff that has been going on with these "protesters." >> monday here in miami, trump cancels a major event a

senator marco rubio or state attorney general pam bondy, both say they won't run, potentially making n adam putman a lock. still nelson's seat up in '18. >>> the what, america's first combat, air force general lori robinson to the head of the u.s. northern command. >>> to the where, maryland, confederate references removed from the official state song, as the "washington post" puts it, northerns scum, joining the confederacy and describes abraham lincoln as a tyrant. about the right time to filly do that. >>> to the when. earlier today. the eagle has landed. you get to watch it live at www.eagles.org. no battery throwing, please. >>> now to the why. pennsylvania senator bob casey endorsing katie mcbeginty over congressman, joe pat toomey, the primary is april 26th, coincides with the democratic presidential primary. here is why it matters. sitting senators usually don't throw their weight around for the senate seat, but the democratic establishment is very apprehensive about a toomey face off. all the money people have rallied around mcginty. we'll be right back. ♪ [ whimpers ] ♪ so w

the final thing, for disclosure, i have done a lot of work with the attorney general, pam bondy. i second what mark said. that was a very significant endorsement, significant time. she is arguably the most popular republican statewide office holder in the 11th hour, that puts the rest i think a lot of the questions that have been raised in the -- in the recent says caused by the rallies and some of the consternation that the establishments have had about an outside candidate that's bringing it. >> all right, but meanwhile, a bit of an issue, mark, when we think about some of the women problems for donald trump right now. the our principles pac having the ad out with women reciting. >> mean tweets basically. >> but there is also the corey lewandowski and the breitbart incident. we reached out to the jupiter, and they said no charges have been filed, but keeping the investigation open, trying to figure out what happened in the incident. so is that something that hangs over the head of donald trump? >> you would think. and under most rules. generally, if your campaign manager become

pam bondi attorney general in florida. >> thank you. leland: see you soon.former cia director david petraeus heading to the capitol for a behind closed doors session. we'll tell you what he is there to talk about today. leland: plus president obama preparing for his trip to cuba next week. we'll tell you why a group of police officers is none too happy with his planned trip south. ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life"♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise, jardiance works around the clock to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it works by helping your body to get rid of some of the sugar it doesn't need through urination. this can help you lower blood sugar and a1c. and although it's not for weight loss or lowering systolic blood pressure, jardiance could help with both. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint or lightheaded, or we

neil: your attorney general pam bondi has supported donald trump, many others have. more getting on the wagon that he will be the nominee. are you thinking that is the case? >> he got the delegate lead. we are watching the races. all these races are interesting but my responsibility is to make sure we have a fair election. i talked to the secretary of state, we don't have any incidents of fraud or irregularities. important thing today is make sure we don't have any issue is the neil: what has always come up in florida, say marco rubio is not able to win and polls will prohibitive this morning, he still wants to soldier on and continue. others said, might behind the governor's office a couple years from now. what do you think of that? >> this is a great job. i love being governor. i love talking to people, i was in six cities yesterday where i did rallies about the budget, we cut $1 billion in taxes over two years. million jobs in five years. neil: marco rubio might be eyeing your job. >> a lot of people will run for this job. marco rubio has done a very good job, a v

florida's attorney general, pam bondi, the highest woman elected in the state. she dropped her endorsement yesterday for donald trump. that boost be the billionaire businessman. it's a winner take all state. 99 delegates on the line. but the democrats, 214 delegates. it's likely hillary clinton and bernie sanders can both pick up delegates in florida. > martha: in terms of early turnout. donald trump has put a lot on at in big numbers. reporter: 2.million registered republican and democrat floridians have voted early for the republican side. more than twice voted early just four years ago. we spoke with voters in hialeah this morning. they tell us all the negativity so far is not to be proud of. >> rubio? i'm going to vote for him. on the republican side i like what he many saying and proposing opposed to the other candidates who don't like trump's whole thing. i don't like ted cruz either. >> she won'tific the whole thing we are going through, it will take time. reporter: both rubio and clinton will be here in south florida to watch the vote come in. martha: ru

. >> the attorney general of florida, pam bondi, is sending a warning. >> how often do you catch these people? >> if they are located in our state, we'oi are out of the country. >> how can you avoid being scammed? google the address. make sure the listing wasn't just copied from a sales ad. speak to the property manager directly. and pay with a credit card so it's easier to track. as for shelly, this year she is looking forward to a stay cation. >>> an suv in the parking lot of a dealership was hit by a chunk of ice you can see the cracked windshield there and a huge block of ice. it fell on the key qaa suv in mechanicsburg, pennsylvania area yesterday afternoon. investigators think it may have fallen from an airplane. luckily, no one was hurt. >> a late night craving turns into a full-on tantrum. this is the aoe pit hangry. he was upset they closed 30 minutes earlier. taco bell workers pulled him out of his truck. the man is now charged with reckless operation of a motor vehicle and vandalism. >>> netflix says it has been sending lower quality to subscribers on at&t and verizon networ

. >> reporter: the attorney general of florida, pam bondi, is sending a warning. >> how often do you catch these people? >> if they're located in our state, we're going to go after them with everything we've got. but unfortunately, a lot of them are out of the country. >> reporter: how can you avoid being scammed? google the address. make sure the listing wasn't just copied from a sales ad. speak to the property manager directly, and pay with a credit card so it's easier to track. as for shelly, this year she's looking forward to a staycation. olivia sterns, nbc news, clearwater, florida. >>> we are back in a moment with another historic night in havana. this time it's the rolling stones in town. >>> it is a tale that shakespeare himself might have written. whether grave robbers raided the tomb of the greater writer in the english language. yes, shakespeare's tomb. there is no scientific evidence to be presented tomorrow in a british tv program. kerry sanders tonight with more on this new chapter. >> reporter: all the world's a stage, and now four centuries after william spakz spear'

the popular attorney general, pam bondi. you mentioned jeb bush. >> not picking anybody yet. >> i don't think he's going to go there. the nonendorsements, when marco really needs, kate, some momentum. >> five days from the vote here. >> five days from the vote. he doesn't have that. >> you mentioned the governor. let me play a sound bite from governor rick scott, kind of a testy exchange on "morning joe" when he was asked about donald trump's comments on islam, "i think islam hates us." here is the florida governor this morning. >> will you tell your friend donald trump that he should walk back his statement, that islam hates america, that "islam hates us"? do you think muslims in the state of florida hate america? >> as you know, in florida we're the best melting pot in the world. we love everything coming to our state. >> i'm just asking generally, do you think muslims hate americans, that islam hates america, as donald trump said last night? >> i can tell you what's going on in florida. we have -- >> no. that's not the qu

. >> reporter: the attorney general of florida pam bondi is sending a warning.ow often do you catch these people? >> if they are located in our state, we're going to go after them with everything that we've got but, unfortunately, a lot of them are out of the country. >> reporter: how can you avoid being scammed? google the address and make sure the listing wasn't just copied from the sales ad. speak to the property manager directly and pay with a credit card so it's easier to track. as for shelly, this year she's looking forward to a staycation. olivia sterns, nbc news, clearwater, florida. >> we are back in a moment with another historig this time it's the rolling stones in town. rheumatologist move to a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infection

. >> the attorney general of florida, pam bondi, is sending a warning. >> if they are located in ourtate, we're going to go after them with everything we've got. but unfortunately a lot of them are out of the country. >> google the address. make sure the listing wasn't just copied from a sales ad. speak to the property manager directly. and pay with a credit card so it's easier to track. as for shelly, this year she is looking forward to a stay indication. sending lower quality to subscribers on at&t and verizon networks. netflix says it will now introduce a data saver feature for apps that will allow more control over data usage when streaming. it is expected to be introduced in may. >> thousands of you are in town to enjoy peak bloom of the cherry blossoms. tom kierein is up next and why there may be a change in your money morning commute >> officers off the job after a woman claimed she was asked to remove her head scarf. >>> d.c. police foiling a robbery and may have saved that woman's life. what body camera video is revealing a >>> it's 6:30. here's a look at the top stories we'

one thing i was struck with yesterday is that attorney general pam bondi came out for donald trump, she'sopular, what i am looking for in florida would be a miracle for marco rubio to pull that off, a miracle. because florida is a closed primary, can donald trump get 40%. all the pundits that he can't do well in closed primaries, can he get 40% in florida in a closed primary? >> that to the polls, this notion of putting an arbitrary cap on performance of donald trump again is wishful thinking. we have performed well above 40% in a lot of polls, running 40% of the national polls, and no pushback on this, the idea that when we put an artificial cap, we say we hope he doesn't get above 40%, that is what it really is is wishful thinking. maria: to hillary clinton she made bold comments on libya during a town hall last night. listen to this, want to get your reaction. >> libya was a different kind of calculation and we didn't lose a single person. >> we have four dead americans. was a protest or guys out for a walk one night who decided to kill some americans? what difference at this point doe

are going to have to make a decision and i think, i think you're starting to see it with pam bondi, attorney general: people are making decisions. rich i have to give you the final word on this because adolpho had a lot of time. >> i'm sorry. david: in terms of independents and democrats that donald trump has brought over i i don't see anybody else, i don't see ted cruz or even john kasich having that kind of pull from outside of the republican party, do you? >> no, i don't. kasich comes a lot closer. i have to tell you that part of what we may be looking at is who trump chooses to be his running mate, assuming he is the nominee. david: right. >> that might cool a lot of these tempers if it is somebody like kasich they know, trust and he understands how the process works. david: if kasich would accept the job. he says he won't. >> everybody takes the job. david: rich, adolpho, we have to go. thank you very much. >> thank you. melissa: metro armageddon. washington, d.c. commuters facing a commuting nightmare as the subway shuts down for emergency inspections. of the fox news's peter doocy at a metro

general. so far she says not governor. we'll see. pam bondi. >> thank you. >>> that will do it here. 1237. 1237. 1237. see you tomorrow. >> hello, everyone. happy st. paddy's day. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." it is march 17 and it is one of my favorite days of the year. i'm half irish and half puerto rican. a very lucky lady indeed. and we'll have a st. patrick's day party right here right now. right here in new york city. >> happy st. patrick's day! >> it's a great day of irish culture. a great place to be. >> my favorite holiday. >> i just love it. a celebration of history from ireland originally. >> i love the bag pipes. >> everybody is happy. >> happy st. patrick's day! >> it's crazy. new york is crazy. irish people, beer, meet women. >> nothing like st. paddy's in new york. >> correspond beef and cabbage. delicious. >> green beer and eat bagel. >> that was a fantastic package, was not it, everybody? >> little green hearts for both of you. thank you so much. i love today. big time. and what's especially delightful is

pam bondi pwould become at this point now pthe highest florida election pofficial to endorse donald ptrump's candidacy for the residency. plet's show you what it looked plike. phere is attorney general pam pbondi. pshe said she's proud to endorse pdonald trump because what she psays is frightening things. pshe said frightening things are phappening in america. pshe said that donald trump is pthe best candidate to protect pthe country. palong with going for the jugular pin florida, trump says he's ptrying to win ohio, although he padmits that's a closer race with pjohn kasich. ptrump argued if he wins both pflorida and ohio, that rubio and pcruz should drop out so that he pcan start to focus on hillary pclinton but here is donald ptrump. p>> look. pup. pwe can really change things and, pyou know, marco is not going to pdo it. plying ted -- thank you. pi will. pand lying ted, lying ted, lying pted pted. p>> our country and our world pneeds someone who is going to rotect our security like never pbefore. pand that's why i support donald. p>> during this rally there were pfour protestors who made their pway inside and who were pimmediately escorted by trump pand trump staff members once