we have two of the riders joining us via skype, john dell, sam aldridge, thank you very much for joining us, guys. so whose harebrain idea was this? >> when guys get together, it's all blue sky, riding motorcycles is so in our dna. even though we didn't know how to do it, we felt this pull. so we started making it happen before we knew it was a reality. >> why adventure motorcycles? what made you gravitate toward that? >> watching the "long way around" series, we love that stuff. >> that inspired us to go out. we have the colorado rockies in our backyard and it was a no-brainer. >> i love those shows. they were amazing. what have you learned in the eight days you spent out there, how do you feel about the whole situation now? >> there's something about being out there without the comforts of home. adding a camera crew in and a drone crew takes it from a group project. it was a pretty profound trip on another level. >> hey, sam, wasn't all of that very intimidating for you all and the other riders since you don't have that much riding experience? you crashed a lot i see in the video. >> w

. >> john dell jorno is live. >> it started around 5:00 this morning. we're on ohio street. just a block away from springfield avenue and the maple wood border. there are firefighters, several surrounding communities on the scene here including union along with maple wood and elizabeth. they're all on the scene. you can see extensive damage to this two story home. this is a four story it is a four family house here. and several people have been treated for injuries here. most of them treated here at scene and released. two taken to the area hospital. the injuries described as nonlife threatening. the fire is still not under control. it was a three alarm assignment. as a matter of fact, i see flames breaking out from the side here so the fire is still not officially under control. we're live over union new jersey, john del jorno. >>> a man accused of shooting and wounding an idaho pastor was arrested by the secret service after he threw things over the white house fence. he threw computer flash drives and other unidentified items. they had to be checked by secret service bomb

dell? >> john, thank you very much.inkston says he feels your pain. >>> lincoln mitchell is the national political correspondent for the national observer. donald trump winning big. how well did the republican establishment sleep last night? >> i think they were looking at their computer screens and not sleeping at all. this is not good for the republican establishment. >> why not? he has record numbers of people showing up. >> well, the first reason if trump were to win, this would be a presidency that would be a slap in the face for the republican establishment. he has run against the republican establishment. and broken from them on some very, very important views. so they don't really know what they are getting. secondly, he is not the most electable of the bunch. the problem for trump is not that he is a sure loser in a general election. in that may be the ted cruz argument, ted cruz looks like goldwater. if you nominate ted cruz you take your party to sure defeat. but if you come to nate donald trump you break the

john kasich betting on a contested convention. >> lab. nobody's going to the convention with enough gel dell gats. in the end, you know why i can get picked? because i'll get picked in the fall. >>> trump is expected to speak today and also john kasich and speaker paul ryan will deliver the keynote address. >>> vice president joe biden addressed apec last night. he backed the iran nuclear deal saying iran is much further from obtain agnew clear weapon than they were a year ago. >>> hillary clinton is expected to deliver a speech this morning but democrat rival bernie sanders who is jewish is not taking part due to his campaign schedule and the latest campaign fund-raising numbers are out, take a look. for a second month in a row, sanders raised more than clinton, $43.5 million compared to just over $30 million. million more than clinton. at the starr of march, clinton had more in her war chest than sanders. >>> officials in belgium say the suspect may have been planning more violence. hope to learn more from him and the broader threat from isis in europe. nbc's keir simmons reports from brussels. >

john kasich win interstate. it's likely he'll have the most dell dates. >> that's right. the most by the convention. mitt romney, of course is positions himself to take up the mantle. good to have your perspective on this. >> the democrats have three contests on saturday, one in nebraska. and bernie sanders campaigned there today. >> when millions fight back. demanding that they represented working families people need to thing outside the box. ahead of the primary. he spoke with voters. the quay has reached 20 million americans. they were in milwaukee. in september, 17.5 million americans were registered. >> kim jong un placed the nuclear areas fol an stand by. it could allow a pre-emptive trike. north korea was called on to retrim from actions. 25 years ago a video changed the modern media. the rod ni king beating next. and research on mosquitos has doctors worried about how quickly the zika virus can spread. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. >> what, as if there were no cameras here, would be the best solutio

and that was, as romney described it, for marco rubio to win florida, winner-take-all, 99 dell -- delegates. john, winner-take-all and support ted cruz in states where cruz leads. rubio picked up on that and took a step further than any candidates had since mitt romney essentially laid out the gameplan about five days ago. rubio is entrenched in florida. he told supporters there that a vote for kasich or cruz is a essentially a vote for trump. take a listen. >> here in florida if you vote for john kasich or ted cruz you're voting for donald trump. i'm only one that can beat him in florida. i'm only one that can stop him here. reporter: potentially, neil, gets into dicey territory for rubio, one could make argument, vote anybody but rubio in florida is vote for trump but is a vote for anybody but kasich in ohio a vote for trump. that would be something rubio would have to account for? neil: you lost me on that one. the more rubio stays in the race, stalls trump advancing to the 1237 delegates he needs. so cruz could shoot himself in the foot? reporter: there are some ways to divide up the pie. mit

john kasich betting on a contested convention. >> lab. nobody's going to the convention with enough gel dell gats. in the end, you know why i can get picked? because i'll get picked in the fall. >>> trump is expected to speak today and also john kasich and speaker paul ryan will deliver the keynote address. >>> vice president joe biden addressed apec last night. he backed the iran nuclear deal saying iran is much further from obtain agnew clear weapon than they were a year ago. >>> hillary clinton is expected to deliver a speech this morning but democrat rival bernie sanders who is jewish is not taking part due to his campaign schedule and the latest campaign fund-raising numbers are out, take a look. for a second month in a row, sanders raised more than clinton, $43.5 million compared to just over $30 million.

and begin with james rosen in texas following the cruz campaign and john roberts from miami with marco rubio. and carl cameron in dell ray beach, florida where donald trump will end his day today. carl? >> reporter: well, voters across the country will have their say. there is 11 states that will potentially give the lead to donald trump in delegates and in the national race, some republicans are getting increasingly alarmed about. mr. trump is campaigning with chris christie who endorsed mr. trump a woke and half ago. for trump, it is an opportunity to make a statement. he won three out of four states i should say and tonight winning 75 percent or more of the delegates in the states that are voting here on super tuesday could be a positive moment and mark the ends of the campaigns of ted cruz and marco rubio and john kasich or ben carson. all four of those candidates will fight past super tuesday. john kasich and marco rubio focusing on florida. and ben carson to the convention and ted cruz has a make or break moment ahead of him. ted cruz originally set up his strategy to win the nomination, predicated on the idea

john kasich to drop out. >> all the candidates will get dell vats in wisconsin. because of the hodgepodge of rules. winner take all statewide. winner take all by congressional districts. it's unlikely any candidate wins all of the delegates. however, you make a valid point. as they move to the close phase primaries, where the rules, if kasich and cruz together can work together to prevent donald trump from getting to 1237. then we get to this open convention and someone has a chance to -- >> but that's not happening. kasich is playing a selfish and delusional role here. there's though way a contested convention is turning to the guy that's third in the delegates. >> he doesn't win eight states. >> crisis of conscience among conservatives is stunning. for 30 years, as an adult, i have heard republicans say, principle, morals, values, bedrock principles. to see this struggle as, what do we do to get against it. i think about a germ. thee lodge yaen who joined to fight hitler. it will be fascinating to hear people say, i have principle, and con vings. i'm voting for this guy. >> we saw senator coburn

dell court lane before 2:00 this morning. the family got out safely. the cause is now under investigation. >> john: this is new, the voters carolina's congressional districts are now asking for the state's new maps to also be thrown out. the state has until next week to respond to the new challenge. a hearing is set for march 11th. >> christine: school delays this morning, here they are, avery county schools, mitchell county and watauga county schools are you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. let's check in with meteorologist al conklin. al: the sun is just now coming up you can see it from statesville, temperature in the mid 40s right now. clear skies, every where outside of the mountain, where we have a few flurries flying, 30 in boone, 41 in morganton, 44 in shelby, 45 now charlotte, 51 in monroe and 52 in wadesboro. we'll get back in the low 50s on the cool side, 53 degrees, yesterday. that breeze will be with us all a chilly breeze, 31 tonight, 32, rather 52 tomorrow, rain arrives late, continues tomorrow night. dries out friday, good fo

dell fwats at stake today. five states holding their primaries. swr johns in washington with more on that. >> republican hopes of stopping donald trump from getting the republican nomination this year now rest with one man. if he can follow the polls and hold his lead and sustain in this race beyond tonight. >> i know my daughters are and my wife. i will be however forced going forward to talk about some of the deep concerns i have about the way this campaign has been run by some others. by one other in particular. but today is not the day to do that. >> look at these delegate numbers. donald trump has a lead. not quite 100 over ted cruz. the polls show him way ahead of marco rubio. republicans need to try to stop him from getting that majority on the democratic side. 200 delegates behind hillary clinton. he has to begin making up that ground and to do that he needs not just to win states as he hopes to do in illinois and ohio but he has to start trying to grab big blocks of delegates. republican side has winner take allstates and the democratic side does

illinois going to donald amount of dell ghats he will receive there. and ohio going to john kasich. north carolina goes to trump, still again waiting on the amount of delegates. missouri still up in the air and florida also going to trump as you know he wins 99 of our delegates there. trump winning nine delegates for more than island. >> here's a look at the democratic side we do know hillary clinton had a big night winning florida, as well as ohio, and we are still waiting on results right now in missouri and illinois. >> missouri is still too close to call for both the republicans and for the democrats. we're still waiting for the democratic winner as soney was just mentioning in imi will. >> let's go live to palm beach. >> the wonderful woman of the job she's done in florida is incredible. you know so many, we've had such incredible support paul ryan called me the other day, tremendous call. i spoke with mitch mcconnell the fact is we have to bring our party together. we have to bring it together. we have [applause] we have something happening that actually makes the republican p

dells took over. he took away land and oil refineries. following year before cutting ties in january 1961. pigs invasion a year later. the cuban missile crisis. john f. kennedy attempted to talk. a decade later the us revealed there were eight failed assassination attempts on castro. in the early 80s the us put cuba on their state-sponsored terrorism list. dialogue between the countries. fast-forward to 2006 and castro has heart surgery so his brother takes over as acting president. he took on that will a year later. in 2009 president obama lifted restrictions on families traveling between the countries. last april the president to cuba off the terrorism list. by july they were open embassies in dc and havana. >>> coming up, 10 news this morning anchor ian reitz joins us from cuba and shows us how the tampa bay rays are part of this trip. >>> a wrong way driver that nearly hit a tampa police cruiser. temple police said the woman behind the wheel here is 34- year-old aja cancela. the 34-year-old nearly hit a police officer i-275 who is what on his way home. cancela was speeding south in got off where she was arrested. to 75 in tampa is one of the m

john: you can see it coming in for a landing on the station's sky camera appearing to take aaron pearlman. it was in the screen lined him. he was dell afinitely a little spoofed. barbara: it sound like he planned it. don: i have seen him on other feeds and he is rather eccentric. barbara: seems like he did it. barbara: you didn't say what you think. john: i think it caught him off guard. and he played it out. certainly don would never do anything like that. barbara: no. don: just wait. i want to be on a national news feed and everything oh! it will be warm today. barbara: 80's? don: and everything is exploding. yesterday every bart letlet pair tree was stinking up the place. barbara: we could play 1980's fuse. today is the only day in the 80's. we are above average then below average as we go into the weekend. 30 degrees colder for highs by sunday. downtown raleigh temperature point 52 and that is 78% humidity. wind out of the southeast calm this hour. r.d.u. 63 and 61% humidity and southwest winds four miles an hour. from across the region 57 roxboro, 49 sanford, 54 smithfield. 62 still in fayetteville. 54 in goldsboro and 52 roano

john ka circumstances ch could try to combine their delegates, one of them running as president, the other as vice president, and then reaching the magic number and winning. and 3rd, the other candidates and dead dell gats voting for them could vote for someone that hasn't run this year. speaker paul ryan's name has only up. convention and you step over somebody like that, you could have a lot of cop applicant. >> reporter: it still looks like trump can pull this out, but i'm working on a story of who would win in a head to head matchup, donald trump or hillary clinton. >> so what's next for the candidates? there are primaries in utah. a week after that is new york's primary, and that's another state with a huge number of delegates up for grabs. >>> 2 crime alerts you feed to hear about. a string of arsons and bank robbers on the loose. first one in st. petersburg, police say someone is intentionally setting fires in the crescent lake neighborhood. you can see all of these fires just west of crescent lake park. one fire was started in the fuel compartment of a car. >> at my house, aisle be adding security cameras. >> police say this video shows a person of interest. they're asking for any was if yo

dell court lane near pineville. firefighters said heavy flame were ripping through the home when they arrived. no one was injured, the cause is still under investigation. >> john: this morning, we're working to learn the name and condition of an eight-year-old boy hit by a car in south carolina. sky 3 the only news helicopter out in indian land as this was happening last night. troopers say the little boy was on his bike, ran a stop sign and hit a moving car. they say he was not wearing a helmet at the time. a bad head injury. >>> a memorial growing at the scene of a deadly crash that killed a student from west mecklenburg high school. sky 3 over the scene yesterday morning on windy grove road. investigators say the driver was speeding, lost control and hit a tree. 15-year-old heaven seay, a passenger in the are car, died. two other passengers in the car west meck students were seriously hurt. the driver was also taken to the hospital. it is not clear if the driver also goes to west meck. police have not said if anyone will face charges. >> christine: investigators in gaston county say more charges will be filed against a woman in a triple homicide. investigat

john live in washington, d.c. what is on the president's itinerary. >> good morning, dell, good morning stephanie, quick history lesson, in the 1990's things couldn't have been closer between washington, d.c. and buenos aires. then came the 12 years of president nester kirchner followed by his wife christina kirchner. they could never recess bashing washing.com. next cups the successful businessman who surrounds himself with people who went to harvard university and studied business and the economics and it's for that reason that the president feels now it is time to go to argentina and press the flesh. >> he dances, sings, being compared he and his wife to the kennedys there. the president while on the ground is bringing steps to bring closure to that period in argentina's past known as the dirty war. how are they going to do that and why? >> just on the economy before we move on, it's worth pointing out what he wants to do is encourage inward investment into argentina. the very fact that obama is there is going to send a signal that argentina is open for business after years of isolation. the dirt way war, terrible

more than a quarter of the dell egates he needs. said yesterday he sees no path forward for his campaign and there is only an obstacle course left for ted cruz, marco rubio and john kasich. a nearly insurmountable course because of the delegate math and the nature of the states remaining. here's major garrett. >> reporter: marco rubio voted early in florida, the state that could be his last stand against donald trump. >> incredible privilege and honor to vote for myself for president. just a few blocks from where i grew up. >> reporter: polls show rubio trailing by double digits he contended trump is in trouble. >> 65% of the people who voted yesterday across soup r s to uper tuesday did not vote trump. >> ted cruz won texas and oklahoma but fell way short of original goal of a supers to day southern sweep. still, cruz urge other republicans to drop out. >> so long as the field remains divided, donald trump's path to and that -- would be a disaster for republicans. >> last night trump held a presidential style news conference in opulent mar-a-lago ballroom and began what advisers hoped would be a mending of fences. i am a unifire, people will find that hard to be

dell gas-wise. in ohio -- delegate-wise. on the g.o.p. side, there is a big contest in ohio. and governor john kasich hoping to win his home state which could make it harder for donald trump to get the delegates he needs, to avoid a floor fight at the convention. in a shot at trump, kasich campaigned today with mitt romney. >> leadership is not encouraging a toxic environment. >> ohio is so important to trump that he actually canceled a rally that was going to be held in miami tonight. to be in youngstown, ohio, instead. rally with new jersey governor chris christie in hickory, north carolina. he down-played the protest, and blames them on democrat bernie sanders. >> it is a little disruption but there is no violence. will is none whatsoever. it a movement. and it is a love fest and we love each other and we will do so well. >> ted cruz's election day wish is for rubio and kasich to do so poorly that he will be the only one left standing. >> the way to beat donald trump is beat him at the ballot box. which is what we have been doing. >> on the democratic side, the polls have hillary clinton le

dell gaegate to d a convention. the convention will be right in the open. there's no closed rooms. nothing but total transparency. >> john also said, sarah, there is no way to the white house without ohio. he is coming off that win in ohio. but that's his only one so far. what is the role for gop party leaders to figure out what this convention is going to look like? if there is the potential to take the nomination from donald trump? >> that's a stunning admission by john kasich that republican primary voters don't like him. that will be the problem with the contested convention if the establishment party elders try to choose someone who clearly like a john kasich who won only his home state and his underperformed everywhere else in the country. so i hope strongly that that will not be the case in a contested convention. and i hope that delegates themselves will be able to work out among, you know, if there is two candidates fairly close in delegates then that's a true contest. what john case sickkasich is ta about is people in back rooms cutting deals. >> we will try to figure out where it is going to go. sarah, thank y

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dell gratz in all five states. >> we have all of the key states this morning. let's begin with molly line. she is live for us in black lick, ohio. that is where johnasich faces a must win in his home state. good morning, molly. >> the race is tight on both sides of the political aisle. on the republican side it is ne neck and neck. the governor john kasich is up within the margin of error. the former massachusetts governor and mitt romney joined him on the trail. kasich this is his winner take all home state. it is a must win. but he did not have it all to himself. trump shifted his schedule cancelling a rally in florida to hold one outside of youngstown, ohio. we are going to win, win, win. we are going to win so much. you are going to be so proud of your country again. i love you ohio. you can make the difference. you can make the difference. tem your friends to vote for trump. you will look back 2 years from now, 10 years from now, 20-years from now you will say that's the single greatest vote i ever cast. >> i will not take the low road to the highest office in the land. we can't unite america by dividing america. >> secretary hillary clinton

dell ray beach florida for us. a big state to come. marco rubio's home state and a lot of work yet to be done. joining us, david cantonese, jacqu jacquie kusinich and john busy, a familiar face at "the wall street journal" and friend of the program. david, where are we? >> well, we are looking at in about six, seven hours we'll have donald trump coming out with a big delegate lead. he is going to win eight, nine, maybe ten of the 11 states out there tonight. i think that's why you see these comments today by mcconnell, ryan trying to get out ahead of this repudiating him but not going as far to say they would never vote for him because they're sort of in a vice here. he looks like he is on a march to the nomination and he's got leadership. their hands are tied. >> is there a place for anyone else, anyone? >> that's the question, right? marco rubio really needs a win. he needs to be able to keep on making the case. >> like where? >> well, isn't that the question? i mean, he's been playing a lot in minnesota. he's in second place in georgia. if there's some kind of upset and he can beat trump in georgia, that would be huge. at some point he needs a win in

john terrett. he is living for us. we will pose that question to our guests >>> let's just pick up from dell's question. it does seem like what we expected yesterday that the two front runners would solidify in some ways their leads. is hillary clinton being bolstered by this fear of a donald trump presidency? >> i would say absolutely. donald trump mobilizes certain republicans, who haven't shown up on the republican side, but also those who may not show up to vote on the democratic side too who will be more interested in voting because people are concerned about donald trump, particularly people who hold views that are more progressive and/or more aligned with the democratic party. donald trump is a very polarizing figure and although hillary clinton can be one too, donald trump is far more than her >>> if anything came out of the exit polls it is that there is an angry electorate out there, especially on the republican side, but there's anger on the democratic side. donald trump maintains that he will be dragging those voters over those, bernie sanders voters over to the relationship side if hillary

john kasich is still holding on. outperforming rubio last night and fighting for victory in his home state of ohio next tuesday. >> and with those states that have not yet selected a dellasically the three, donald trump, ted cruz and i, are dead even going into the last half of this whole match. so don't be thinking it's over yet. >> reporter: now our cnn debate stage tomorrow night is where the candidates will make their closing arguments before this round of states vote march 15th. the stakes may not be higher for anyone than marco rubio and john kasich who need to prove to voters they aren't just waiting their votes by casting ballots for those two gentlemen. >> sara murray, thanks. >>> let's go to the cruz campaign. sunlen serfaty is inside the debate hall at the university of miami where the remaining republican candidates will face off tomorrow night. how is the cruz campaign feeling about, first, how they did last night and second about the path forward? >> well, the cruz campaign has always been desperate to push this into a two-man race with donald trump. the main core of their message is that ted cruz is the only one that can beat donald trump in a head-to-he

dell gr delegates at stake. donald trump expected to have a big day. polling has him ahead in most states, but locked in a close race with -- for ohio and with the governor there, johnr candidates barnstorming for votes today. after a weekend of rally violence, we're awaiting donald trump's first campaign event, as you can see there, in north carolina. joining us for analysis, the former white house political director and cnbc contributor, sarah fagan. and seventh capital managing principal monica metta. i understand that you are a sympathizer in some sense for the trump campaign. what would like to hear him say now at this event. >> let's just clarify that saying i'm a sympathizer for anti-establi anti-establishment. i think there's a lot of waste in politics, in that way i'm encouraged by people like trump. i'm encouraged by people like bernie sanders. i would like him to say more of the same, which is basically this devotion to being frank and candid and staying out of the pockets of special interests. that's what america needs. >> monica what did you -- there's a huge amount of comment as to what happened on friday night with the canceled event in chicago, then