howard johnson spoke to workers as they made their way into the office. here is his report.is very strange. it is not like every day. i feel bad. [sire and] [sirens] >> i'm feeling very stressed. metro.t want to take the i think this one is a lot of time. i do not want to take the metro. >> it is different. normally, everyone just goes out to work. now, everyone has to take the same exit. at my train, there were less people. it was empty this morning. feeling that the we have to control the situation. i think we just have to live with it. see.and ♪ laura: politics is once again making strange bedfellows in the united states. jeb bush is supporting ted cruz. bush is considered a member of the republican establishment. ted cruz is a party outsider. ted cruz managed a win in utah, but is still behind donald trump . anthony's irca joined us to unravel it all. bushm bush -- is jeb endorsing ted cruz a last-ditch effort for the establishment's stop-trump effort? is thecruz looks like he only candidate that could put up a fight to keep him from getting to the magical number of dele

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it was formerly the howard johnson's diner along edgemont avenue.ame the sunrise diner and most recently it was named the grape leaves diner. the fire chief tells me he does not expect it to open for some time, considering the extensive smoke and fire damage throughout. reporting live in chester, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >> katy, thank you. 6:35 this tuesday morning. >>> voters in five states are heading to the polls. tonight the field of candidates could tighten. >> let's take a live look at the polling place in florida wo. working to get that picture. florida is one of two states today where it's winner take all the delegates. matt delucia joins us to explain. >> reporter: what's interesting is this is the first time we're seeing winner take all states for this election cycle. up until now, delegates were all awarded proportionally, meaning each candidate could get something even if she or he did not win majority. only a couple of the republican races are winner take all. the democrats will still be doing things proportionately. of the five state

. >> i'm bruce johnson at the historic howard theater. >> how many people are carrying it in the same kind of piece? >> two people are wounded >> reporter: bruce started at channel 9 in 1976. >> prompted by our reporter, school superintendent -- >> reporter: the ability to get the big story was legendary. >> bruce johnson was the first to report the death of barry. whatever do you mean, senator reid, don't screw it up. the mayor is asking for the city's budget >> reporter: he has interviewed every game in town. >> if o. j. didn't do it, who did it? >> personally, what does this mean to you? >> means everything >> reporter: it's giving a voice who those who don't have a bully pulpit that drives his reporting. >> people here feel left out. >> and there is you? >> yes, sir. >> you don't have a home. no. >> what's left of the family's possessions on the sidewalks. >> one the city's poorest neighborhood. unmany employment at 50%. >> reporter: he loves punch. >> nelson has a had 4.0 grade average, not bad for a child growing up and moving from house to house. she's homeless. jeff brown spen

johnson c. smith university campus 1909, the president was william howard taft and the chair is on display in the library on this campus. from johnson c. smith university wbtv on your side. >> appreciate it. republican presidential candidate donald trump was also in our area today. and he took jabs at clinton. protestors took jabs back at trump during his stop in concorde. law enforcement and security removed more than half a dozen of groups of people who interrupted the rally. get him out of here. get out of here. go home to mommy. bye. go home to mommy. go home to mommy. >> trump spent much of his time on stage discussing trade and his ability to create jobs including here in north carolina. pamela escobar was at trump's rally and spoke with supporters and protestors alike. that is tonight at 5:00. >> first at 4:00 a frightening story. a pregnant woman police are looking for the man who she says tried to grab her purse. coleen harry joins us from west charlotte. walk us through what police say happened. >> reporter: the woman was waiting at the bus stop on ashley from in charlotte and she told

people like boris johnson, like michael howard. they have a very strong intellectual case against the european union in favor of brexit. when boris johnson, for instance, declared he's going with brexit, he said quite correctly that brussels is suffering from a serious lack of democratic controls. he was utterly right. i'm campaigning in favor of britain staying in. but the intellectual strength of the johnson position is very good. when osborne comes out and pokes fun at me, obviously trying to luxuriae in the fact i'm a defeated finance minister, which i am, trying to impose upon us another bailout, and the british people know that, does he really seriously believe that by mocking me he's doing himself any favors in his intellectual class with people that are more soundly intellectual than he is? i don't think he's doing mimhimf any favors. two weeks ago he had another such incident when i believe he said joe mcdonald and me, we have a similarity, we've lost our marbles. i responded to that saying, well, our marbles were stolen. s

. >> this is bruce johnson, inside the historic howard theater. >> how many people are carrying the same kind of piece? >> bruce started at channel 9 in >> prompted by our report. and benton reed took emergency measures. >> his ability to get the big story is legendary. >> our bruce johnson was the first to report barry's death. >> they can take a punch. >> he has a 4.0 grade point average. >> and he's passionate. >> the flours family -- flowers family lost their home. and their daughter adrien was burned over 18% of their body. thanks to the community and eyewitness news reporter bruce johnson, the family has a home and brighter future. >> bruce loves taking the show on the road. moscow, budapest. >> the population is down. >> the first family was not inside the presidential palace. >> reporter: rome. bruce can be tough, honest, but he's fair and honorable. he's one in a million. he's our bruce. >> of se sampling of the work -- i'm getting a little reverberation here. can we turn this off. but bruce, on behalf of myself and all of our colleagues, we love you and we thank you. and now, l

johnson,ssor, oliver assisted her. still, who was sending many of the people to sydney howard gay and louis napoleon, and my co-author, tom calarco was able to look at gay's recordd and and compare them and annotate sometimestha there is difference in names and location. james johnson is one of the significant faces in the book. johnson is one of the most significant faces in the book. they were coming through philadelphia, and abolitionist talked with her and she had always wanted to be free, so she took it as an opportunity to declare that she was going to be a free woman. wheeler did not like that so he went to court, lost the case and johnson settled in boston. this is an image from still's book about thomas jones, one of my favorite stories in the book. because he escaped at christmas time. christmas was a good time for people to escape, even though it was cold weather, people were given a little bit of time off. unhappy he was not that with his condition as an enslaved person until his wife and children were sold, and then he was desperate, desolate. thehe had of his wife was big area type image of her, a locket

howard gay left the anti-slavery standard. he was sick and exhausted. he left because oliver johnson, the associate editor and they said we cannot afford an associate editor anymore. he could not continue helping the fugitives, the in charge of the newspaper, so he resigned. it took him a while to recover his health. then he went to work for the tribune for horace greeley. mobsg the riots of 1863 ransacked and burned houses, they attacked innocent people, and they started fires on the first floor of the tribune building. reely said i want no armaments in the building and then he went to dinner. gay and the men he was working with got guns and ammunition to protect the building. meanwhile, elizabeth was at home in staten island. she had somebody teacher to use a pistol. she was a nonresistant -- quakers were nonresistant, nonviolence. there was a mob outside their house. she was there with two of the children. one was staying with somebody else. she had to protect the home so she learned to fire a pistol. fortunately there was a tavern keeper at the corner of davis street. he steered

veteran of the howard county sheriff's kokomo. around 12-30 this morning, two deputies were shot when they were trying serve a warrant... at a russiaville. that person was shoot-out. evan johnson/ indiana state police "we have a pretty good idea that this shooter was still inside that residence because there were several officers there initially when we made the approach to the residence. so our first concern at that moment in time was the residents that were around where this deputy, sergeant jordan buckley -- is listed in stable condition. breaking now... the eastbound lanes of the combs-hehl are closed due to a are injuries. this is a live look at the scene... when we get new information... we'll bring it to you. in kentucky, a man shot by police has died-- after leading a state trooper on a chase.. and then shooting at him. it happened yesterday afternoon, on dragline road-- in hopkins county. kentucky state police say 23-year- old dylan whitaker was running from a trooper, when he lost control of his a-t-v and rolled over. the trooper says whitaker then pulled out a handgun and fired several shots at him. that's when k-s-p says the trooper shot and killed him. no other de

johnson. he is, of course, editor at large and cohost of "bloomberg advantage those quote on bloomberg radio. weing up in the next hour, will talk to jerry howardtional association of home builders. builders were bearish last month so can things turn around in time for spring? that is coming up. ♪ >> welcome to "bloomberg markets." from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn in for betty liu. stocks moving higher. gains in energy shares. a decline in telecom as investors await tomorrow's ecb decision. construction starts for new homes have tumbled. what will it take to get construction moving again? the ceo of the national association of homebuilders is our guest. reports fors square the first time since going public. shares are up 27%, but new growth is slowing. are competitors like visa and paypal taking a toll? we are one hour away from closing. julie hyman has been keeping an eye. julie:

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howard eskin. >> drama is back, returns in empire. fans want to know what happened next. we have a tease err, not a spoiler, about next week's episode. >> don't you spoil my thursday, lauren johnson, with any spoilers. >> i won't, okay. >> 4:25, peco helping us celebrate good day turning 20. the company using it scroll to wish a happy anniversary this week. how cool is that? good day is turning 20 tomorrow, april 1st, what a prepare re rat launch back 20 years ago, 1996. we want you to help us celebrate. come on down to fourth and market while dumping, pounding, driving rain, at fourth and market, we will have a kick off party. we will celebrate the whole month of april. also, mike and alex, did you hear about this? they'll go 20 straight hours friday starting at 1:00 in the afternoon, and big announcement tomorrow, as well, to celebrate all of how have been with us all this time. >> ♪ >> a woman murdered and left inside her bathtub. police believe she may have known her killer. >> so we've all heard the saying, more money, more problems. the latest move by atlantic city officials to help solve the financial problems they're plagued with. >> seven strangers living in one house, y

johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero. >> jonas the commissions will take a short break here. >> located at 1631 howard in in accordance with the policy a cu to allow the closed vehicle storage to establish 4 level vehicle stackers for 80 spaces at howard and 52 spaces on howard street with architectural screening a cu is required a smaller one story car wash and 3 earthal screens up to 33 feet along howard the primary element is the recess screen walls that provide a 5 foot buffer from the property line that will be compromised to the screen stackers their right to make the color and proposed with prefinished steel panels that twist from from the ground to interest an openness towards the top and hogan from the framework with the architectural references of the existing buildings the portion of the site seeing no other names on the roster, to establish the vehicle staging stack age on 11 and 12 those properties are been the w zoning district 55 height and bulk district and within the western soma plan area the approximately, six 2 though square feet site expand is 45 percent of the city block that is