ryan white aides care act. higher education and student loan reform act 1992.ntary and secondary -- reauthorization act. fair labor standards act amendment increasing the minimum wage in 89 and 96. child care block grant, and medical leave act, americans with disability act. this is a republican and democratic presidents, republican and democratic senate. it's incredible what you and teddy put together. nick, we owe you a debt of gratitude. you are a remarkable man, and this place, this edward m. canada institute for the pending senate would not be the place that it is without you. as a board member and as a friend, i remember you and ginny, katie and i sitting in a cafÉ in boston and we were going to join with us is going to look like with salt and pepper shakers. forks and knives. ted just met with the architect talking about with this institute would look like in comparison to the jfk library. you with your from the beginning. teddy shared with you his vision for this place to be, and she never looked back, helping from the very beginning, running with this

look at ryan white in front. we are tied up at 1. yeah. homey, let's do this. flyers down 2-1.ook at the move from claude giroux. the spin for schenn. ties up the game. a pretty goal there. neuvirth outstanding in the third. hossa on the breakaway. stones him. gudas. deflects off of a blackhawks stick in front. flyers up 3-2. and then patrick kane on the doorstep. can't beat neuvirth. flyers win, 3-2. great win for them. they have moved into the final playoff spot for now. they've won 8 of 10. they're the hottest team in hockey. >> everyone's buying in. you know? we're pretty structured hockey team right now. no one's selfish and resulting in wins and solid goaltending every night and that obviously helps and got to keep on pushing. we don't have an easy schedule. >> they're hot. >>> eagles signed a receiver. givens with a one-year deal for the league minimum. here's some of their plays. he had close to 700 yards and 3 touchdowns. gifbls spoken with matthews and here's what jordan told him. >> just come join the way and we're doing special things. i agree with him. we want the

ryan white ties the score with a deflection. then in the second down two-one.lvania from giroux to brayden schenn to tie it backup at two. great play there. ratco godas with the first lead of the game. only one that matters. flyers hold on three-two. guess who would be the playoffs, if the season end today. the flyers. away they go, three local teams to the big dance all playing on friday, a all hit road today. nova nation came out for a sweet send off for second seeded wildcats. so, they record every second. they cheered team as they board bus bound for brooklyn in the friday match autopsy begins 15th seed unc nashville, everyone including jay wright hoping brooklyn is beginning of the journey and in the where it end. >> oh, yeah, i know everybody in philly is desperate for a deep run. i hope we can do it this year f in the us, st. joes, temple. i know philly basketball needs it, and i know everybody is good enough to do it but tournament is, the tournament, it is match ups, machine man. >>> the band, cheerleaders, fans all on hand to wish these guys well in t

joining us now, april ryan white house correspondent and eugene robertson and msnbc political analysthe white house press core back in the day of thomas jefferson had some quotes. i want to show a clip of marco rubio talking about donald trump because this is so much i believe what we saw in 2012 when newt gingrich went after mitt romney. let's listen to him talking about trump university. >> he is trying to do to the american voter what he did to the students of trump university and we are not going to let it happen. we are not going to let the conservative movement and the party of ronald reagan and the party of abraham lincoln be taken over by a first-rate con artist, which is what is about to happen. >> i don't know how marco rubio is going to do, but i know i'm going to see him on video in commercials paid for by democrats in november. >> yes. i want to go back to something you said with thomas jefferson, rubio is really hitting under the belt. he's gone to the point of the tweets and how trump has misspelled words. he's talking about his grammar and talking about the fact that h

and april ryan, white house correspondent and washington bureau chief for american urban radio networks. april, since we're all here in the washington studio and you're in an undisclosed location, i want you to get a word in right away. before we -- and that is to that final point of seeing president obama out there this weekend. there he was this weekend trying to be heard amid all that chaos on the republican side of the campaign. there was a little glimpse in there of what this campaign might be like if president obama was running for re-election in this campaign. >> hmm. if he were running. but he can't. the bottom line is many african-americans feel that this -- all of this right now that we're seeing, be it donald trump, any other person that's talking this divisive rhetoric, it's a blacklash because president obama is president of the united states. we're seeing fire being thrown -- well, gasoline being thrown on the fire right now because people are angry. and when people are angry it's because their finances aren't right. they feel marginalized. they feel like they're disenfran

game tied up in the second, ryan white with the turn over. penguins take advantage. slap shot to beat steve mason and pittsburgh will take the lead. still in the second chris kunis with the shot that bounces off the boards and off mason in the net, pens win four-one. detroit won. now flyers are three points out of the playoffs. >>> now to college hoops, the villanova wildcats face iowa, in brook win and cats looking to finally advance to the sweet 16, for the first time since 2009. pat gallen is with the cats at the barclay center. >> reporter: after friday 86-56 win over unc/ashville villanova wildcats will take on seventh seeded iowa, hard to complain about a 30-point win but the team said they can be better. >> we are committed to what we do in defending and rebounding. we were able to do that in the the last two minutes of the first half which gave us the 14-point lead. but we just have to stick to what we do. >> reporter: now attention must turn to way team that held off temple on friday and stopped a second round match up. >> they are very, very good team playi

mister dyson interview by april ryan white house correspondence for the american network once you get elected you want to get reelected. it's one thing to be elected the first black president but to get reelected as the first black president maybe even more remarkable. maybe even more difficult and he had to overcome certain barriers because when he ran the first time he had no record. much in terms ofnational politics , he was a senator for a little while but he was a tabula rasa. he was a clean slate on which people could inspire their, dreams, fantasies and project onto his thin body their ideals but now when you got a first term you done stuff that people either like or don't like. they are against you or for you. they're supporting you or critical of you. go to book td.work for the complete schedule. >> now more of prime minister trudeau's visit to the us with the town hall earlier today at american university in washington dc. hearing from students, the prime minister answered questions on trade, climate change, energy policy and terrorism. this is 45 minutes. >> . [applause] we

have an open convention, let mitt romney or maybe paul ryan, a white knight emerge. is that realistic at all? >> i don't think it's realistic that paul ryan will come in as the white knight. he's the speaker of the house. >> reluctanreluctantly. >> he was the vice presidential nominee four years ago. >> he certainly was. but we've been talking about this the last couple of days. there are definite strategies that republicans are talking about to try to deny donald trump the nomination. in fact during his speech today, he let a little of that information out when he said i'd like to see john kasich win ohio, i would like to see marco rubio win florida, i would like everybody to start winning. >> ted cruz to win some other states. >> because by doing so he hopes that donald trump can't get over the threshold. >> what do you make of that line because it jumped out and you're a ted cruz supporter. >> i am a ted cruz supporter. mitt romney is not a great vehicle to deliver this kind of a message. >> why not? he was the republican nominee four years ago. >> you know, this i

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. >> plus, a state dinne brings serious star power to the white >> mr. ryan reynolds his blake lively. >> backstreet boy nic carter about to be a dad. nick gushes over his wife lauren. see their gorgeous maternity photos. >>> considerations provided . >>> it is time for the answer to tonight's "e.t." birthdays. which oscar nominated actor's jackson five in a tv movie? that is terrance howard. he's 47 today. happy birthday. >> just about out of time, but you know what we want to squeeze in one more thing you have to see b we go. >> so long, everybody. >> wrap up ourweek, naomi watts with the cast who will at monday's world premier of the told nischelle she almost >> what was the thing that kept you going and kept you here? >> i couldn't think of what else i wanted to do that was first thing. maybe i coold e a yoga teacher. i li cans. you know, every time i would get to that point something would along as i was sort of packing my bags i would get hooked back in and thangfully, it finally worked out. >> kind of reminds us of george clooney clooney's interview wh

white house this evening. more than 170 guests attended the glitzy state dinner, among them canadians michael j. fox and ryan reynolds. >>> speaking of the white house, it's hoping to help some families afford a basic necessity for their children. the obama administration is launching a new program to make diapers 25% cheaper for low income families. right now diapers are not covered by federal assistance programs. the white house says jeffs.com, cue tizz diapers and several nonprofits are -- cuties diapers and several nonprofits are collaborating to help the month. >>> the irs deadline for filing your 2012 federal income tax is april 18th. anyone who does not file by then will lose their chance to get a refund check. the government will instead pocket the money. low and middle income taxpayers $5,900. if you want to learn about the unclaimed funds and if you qualify, there's information www.abc7ny.com. >> definitely want to check that out, could have some money. >>> so it was gorgeous today. we broke a lot of records. >> tomorrow you need the spring jacket, but it's still comfortable. we go from record brea

ryan nobles... with the latest on the race for the white house. so ryan what are the candidates saying after these attacks? voters in utah, idaho, and arizona are casting ballots primaries and caucuses todaywhat are the expectations? todays votes show trump and clinton still on top... the latest c-n-n o- r-c poll shows donald trump is still the g-o-p's top choice. 47-percent of republicans say they would most like to see trump win their party's nomination. on the democrats' side-- hillary clinton tops bernie sanders in the race for the party's nod. 51-percent say they would most like to see the former secretary of state atop the party's ticket in november. compared with the 44-percent who several wireless carriers are offering free calls, and texts in and out of brussels for the next few days. the free service is being offered following those attacks in brussels that left at least 30 people dead today. the companies are aiming to make it easier for customers to connect with friends and loved ones who are in belgium. participating wireless carriers

instead of the conversation over the last few days has been about white supremacist groups. >> ryan also says he plans to support the nominee of the republican party and trump to disavow david duke eventually on friday. you can follow super tuesday results coming in on the wusa9 app for free under android device in the app store. >>> other things happening today the president will discuss the supreme court vacancy with gop leaders in the senate and republicans vowed to block anyone he nominates. they said the new president should name the next person to sit on the supreme court bench. >>> apple encryption battle with the fbi goes to the capitol hill. the head of the fbi and apple executives will testify in this comes a day after a judge ruled the government cannot force apple to hack into locked iphone in a drug case. the decision could affect apple's dispute with the fbi over the san bernardino shooters . >>> they have declassify the last will and testament of osama bin laden and in it he claimed to have $29 million of personal wealth and claimed he wanted most of it to go to the terror

. >> plus, a state dinner brings serious star power to the white house. >> mr. ryanstreet boy nick carter about to be a dad. nick gushes over his wife lauren. see their gorgeous maternity photos. >>> it is time for the answer to tonight's "e.t." birthdays. which oscar nominated actor's big break was playing one of the jackson five in a tv movie? that is terrance howard. he played jackie. he's 47 today. happy birthday. >> we are just about out of time, but you know what, we want to squeeze in one more thing you have to see before we go. >> so long, everybody. >> as we wrap up our week, naomi watts with the cast will be at monday's world premiere film told nischelle she almost quit acting. >> what was the thing that kept you going? >> i couldn't think of what else i wanted to do. maybe i could be a yoga teacher. you know, every time i would get to that point something would come along. as i was sort of packing i would get hooked back in. >> kind of reminds us of george clooney's interview where he >> he felt like the camera is unforgiving and people don't really want t

ryan and amy, back to you. >> amy: all right. thank you, kristin. breaking news in the brussels terror attacks this morning. have now arrested the man in the white jacket, the one we've seen in the surveillance. >> ryan: he was the one that did not kill himself. let's bring in luanne with the latest on this. >> reporter: good morning. after a massive manhunt, that third suspect was reportedly arrested in brussels this morning. police say he is seen in the surveillance picture well the two suspected suicide bombers at the airport there in brussels yesterday. he's the one in the white who we have circled here. now investigators believe he was there at the airport to make sure those bombers carried out the attack. he was arrested after police passed out photos and raided several apartments overnight. now the two suicide bombers have been identified as brothers. officials believe they loaded those luggage carts full of explosives and then hid the detonators inside of the gloves on their left hands. and here's some new video of the airport there, which remains closed this morning. 34 people were killed in the the subway station. 250 other people were wounde

white house. >> reporter: a state dinner, 200 guests, celebrities like ryan reynolds and blake lively. serious issues like trade, defeating isis on the agenda. graying elder statesman passing the torch to a new star on the world stage. ron allen, nbc news, the white house. >>> turning overseas now, a purported secret files appear to have identified identities of thousands of isis fighters. it comes from forms a applications stolen from isis. and it's giving us a rare look at just who is willing to fight and die for the isis cause. we get more from nbc news chief foreign engel. >> reporter: isis is fiercely protective of its secrets, and defectors, if caught, are generally executed. so this apparent leak starting to lose control. the german federal police has already said that the documents appear genuine. but it's an enormous and unprecedented trove of information, which experts are still sifting through. >> i think they probably are authentic, these documents, because they contain a great deal of detail that's been verifiable, can be verified. >> reporter: there are thousands of these

political analyst, april ryan, covers the white house for radio networks and john stanton with buzzfeed. i'm going to throw this out. how do you react to the poll? does it sit with you that hillary is so much weaker up against trump come november, pro jel projecting it out? >> until bernie goes through, i'll call him senator sanders, goes through a negative campaign of hundreds of millions spent against him, calling him a socialist. >> you just heard the mayor of miami. >> who a democratic, right. >> until he goes through that, he is not on equal ground with hillary, who has had 20 years of negative ads against her. >> so she is taking the worst. >> there is probably perfect knowledge on the populous of what people think of hillary. >> a perfect opinion. >> and not yet on bernie sanders, so i think it's not apples to apples, not a fair comparison, although he does do well, as she does, against trump. it's more reflection on how poorly people think of donald trump. >> he is a virgin forest in terms of chopping at him, keep the metaphors straight to nail bernie more than hillary, since sh

white house. let's give the people the choice. --speaker ryan speaker ryan: i was pointing at him, actually. >> cohead. -- go ahead. reporter: one of your relatives is reportedly being vetted for the supreme court nomination. you, at the time of her nomination to the federal court, saying -- you wrote a letter saying you support her. ieaker ryan: i and/or her, love her. she is family. but my point is the same. which is, i said we should not be acting on a nominee for the very reason i just answered chad's question. regardless, my position is the same, as it always has been. that the senate has every right not to consider a nominee. i think the senate is right in making the decision that they've made. reporter: i know you say you want to keep your powder dry on this presidential election but you're seeing more and more republicans speaking out about donald trump. we had a response from mitt romney today. are you worried in any way that if you don't speak out against donald trump, that history may judge you, you could get blamed for not doing more

"the washington post's" eugene robertson, and without correspondent april ryan and white house correspondent is back with us. >> so bob, trump going to janeville today, obviously paul ryan's hometown, anything symbolic there or just a great place for these candidates to go? >> a little bit of both. it's a working-class city, an industrial place and part of that suburban milwaukee/madison area where he needs to convince some conservative voters to come out. but like many, he's sending a snell. he's not deterred by speaker ryan's comments about his candidacy. >> meanwhile, you have scott walker apparently we think about to endorse ted cruz. it's unclear. if he does that, it seems a bigger blow to john kasich than to donald trump. >> exactly. >> a walker endorsement might actually help kasich. i'm not sure a walker endorsement of cruz actually hurts trump. >> exactly. so many times we've seen endorsements actually help donald trump, because he can say it's me against the machine. >> exactly. >> whereas you're exactly right -- >> godzilla. >> please shock me again, but you do have, though, john

. >> ryan: you think of the flag, it is green, white and orange. >> amy: oh. >> ryan: we'll say orange. we feel strong. >> amy: they say orange. let's turn it over to the weather team, kristin and jayme? >> jayme: yes, what do you think? >> kristin: orange. we'll go with orange. >> amy: okay. that is yellow. >> kristin: i was going with the pot of gold because i can't wear green on the green screen. pot of gold. >> john: i have to offer my socks. they are camouflage but they are green! you don't like my socks? i'll be done with them in a couple hours! i'm going with the voice of wisdom and david martin, i'm going with blue. >> amy: okay, the answer, here it is: >> wow! >> amy: blue was considered symbolic of ireland for many centuries and the irish presidential standard flag, you are be looking at it right there, is still blue. that is the irish presidential standard flag. blue was the country of ireland for many, many years. >> i had no idea. >> good job. >> he says it is a green shirt. check out what is hot in hollywood today. >> amy: xl 106.7 joins us with scoop. where is your green

. >> dan: coming up, could house speaker paul ryan end up in the white house? presidency. why some think the republican nomination could end up in his lap. >> cathrine: cleveland annual st. patrick's day parade steps off tomorrow. we have everything you need tonight before headed downtown >>> live from cleveland's newscenter drive-in by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> cathrine: we have talk about it a lot. protestors at the donald trump rally. >> dan: yesterday a trump supporter crashed the victory speech yesterday. >> we went to college in the 1970s, you appreciate a good peaceful protest every once in a while. >> the protestor who yelled during kasich's speech continued his rant of the rally at baldwin wallace university. >> the dayton area man facing federal charges for trying to rally in ohio. thomas demass oh jumped a barricade and rushed trump saturday. the 22-year-old managed to get to the stage and the judge could send him to prison for a year. >>> house speaker paul ryan says he should be the g.o.p. if no one wins at the rnc. >> john boehn

ryan was against that. he was against donald trump's hes tans about rejecting white extremist. with paul ryan in that position, with this party where it is, do you see it the way i do that there is no good choice, there is no choice that everybody can just cheer about when they leave cleveland? >> listen, i've been using the guns of august analogy, the book about the sort of world war i. i'll be happy if we can avoid killing each other. my goal here is straightforward. i don't want donald trump to be the nominee of the republican party. i think he's a horrible person. he represents i think a dark side of the american spirit in so many ways and i think it would be an absolute disaster for the party and for the country for him to represent a major party. so how we get there i'm less concerned about than getting there. that to me is the essential goal. >> you see this as a moral matter as well as a political matter? >> absolutely. listen, donald trump is a bigot. this is a party -- let's see how far we've wandered here. george bush 39 is the person who signed the american for disab

there's a super pac out there trying to push paul ryan to get into the white house race, as the establishment pours millions, already pouring millions, more millions to come, particularly in florida. i got to say i agree with lindsey graham, i think a brokered convention would be unfair to donald trump. mercedes, before we get to that, i think you spoke with -- what a great example that is and terrible contrast with obamacare. charles: mercedes, i had an astronaut come down to earth this year, it does rekindle the foregone era, you can remember the space race and john f. kennedy, you get the feeling this is something that's physically boundless and matches the notion that perhaps all of our dreams should be boundless? >> don't you think, what is america? america is about exceptionalism. it is when we have the space rocket shuor anywhere, we'll be back before the second stage second burn. charles: all right, guys, spacex, after four scrubbed attempts, the fifth one a success. we're not sure if they stuck the landing, find out when we come back. very exciting stuff, on the heels of scott kelly

and president, you're going to see quite a -- and paul ryan remains the speaker of the house, you're going to see a teale of two agendas in the white house and in the u.s. house. >> stand by, ryan. mark, governor john kasich of ohio, republican presidential candidate, he has already predicted what he describes as a sweep for trump of all the super tuesday states, although ted cruz seems to have a good shot at winning his home state of texas. if trump wins the whole table, how could it impact the republican contest? >> well, wolf, no question the narrative tomorrow morning will be that donald trump is on his way to becoming the republican nominee. we can't get ahead of ourselves. slow it down a little bit anding knowledge there are still more contests in front of us. the way that the delegates are going to be dold out tonight is not a win or take all. even if donald trump does sweep the board, he has to win by large margins in order to walk away with a large amount of delegates down there. having said that, there is no question at this point that donald trump is the front-runner. that the wind is at his back. if you were in the repu

white. zach fox from sandown over to ryan callahan from londonderry for the goal. 4-1 plymouth state. they weren't done. josh woody sets up andrew wigg for another goal, 5-1. wigg had 2 assists. and then it's ian mcgilvray and colby lanceleve passing it around, ending in a mcgilvray goal. they will play at salem state saturday at 2:00. >> the offense will be wide open. jamie merrimack valley coach : dave huckins. his pride hosted windham in the girls division two playoffs. pride in white. abby grandmaison with a step-back jumper on the baseline. freshman stephanie davis grabs the rebound and takes it in to score. remember that name, davis, for coach anne haky and the jags. here comes megan johnson right at us. great job to get control and score on the fly for valley. nice baseline jumper for kelsey kendzulak of windham. merrimack valley wins 62-45. the pride advance to play the goffstown grizz in the quarterfinals. all of tonight's tournament scores are on our sports ticker at the bottom of your screen. we dropped in on unh basketball practice this afternoon. the wildcats are part of

and our next guest, who drafted the people for ryan, trying to get paul ryan into the white house, which we'll get into. first, we just heard from ted cruz. i want to begin with you, after this weekend, seeing it was two and two with regard to wins for both trump and cruz. the question is, is this the didn'ting of sort of trump losing any kind of ground game or is this finally coalescing against the nontrump candidate? >> i think it's all about how reality is different from expectations. >> how do you mean? >> before saturday, pollster, pundits, they expected trump to win maine and he didn't, cruz won maine. they thought that -- >> kansas. >> kansas, some people said rubio might win and others said trump. cruz was a surprise. the margin was a surprise. the other thing is that trump was supposed to win louisiana big. and, in fact -- >> and on super tuesday -- >> it was called for him early, but his lead went from 22% down to 4 by the end of the evening. it turns out that later voters were voting for other people, they were voting for cruz, not for trump, so it's all about the expectations

looking to stop trump with a brokered convention with the idea that someone like paul ryan could come in as a white night. what do you think of that? >> the best thing to do is to keep the candidates in so they can win delegates and deny trump the magic 1,237 he would need to be able to clinch the republican nomination. what you heard mitt romney saying is, florida, give your delegates to marco rubio. ohio, give your delegates to john kasich. that denies donald trump those delegates, denies him coasting to the nomination, having a brokered convention and having a fight. we'll see if that strategy works. that's the big question mark. but that's what mitt romney was talking about. >> but so far voter turnout for republicans is double that of democrats. >> it's a remarkable thing. what you have in the democratic party, you have a rebellion led by bernie sanders. it looks like if you go with what the polls are saying, the pundits are saying and no offense to nina, it looks like the establishment may be ail blo hold you out and equestithe que will be will the rebels stay or leave. you have ted cruz lead

that could also be paul ryan uping himself -- set himself to be a white knight in a contested conventioncenario. mark: anyone who cares about the politics of personal the structure and and is exposed to it wants to try to bring things into order and he is in a position where he can influence the public debates. i believe the first thing you said. he wants to create a substantive space for members to operate in, no matter who the nominee is, especially if they are donald trump. john: he will have to and mitch mcconnell and paul ryan know that, if donald trump is the nominee, there are a lot of congressmen and senators who run away from that ticket and he is trying to give them the alternative platform to the public platform that donald trump is filling with invective and heat and nothing like the tone or substance that paul ryan wants. mark: there is not total trust between those guys yet. john: when we get back, we asked donald trump about nuclear weapons and hillary clinton. that interview is when we come back. ♪ ♪ mark: last night, we sat down with donald trump. to talk about the after

white house at every corner. first let's get you over to ryan for an update on your tuesday forecast. >> eric and sheli, good mornini to you. it's tuesday morning. dryonditions prevalent across

tedthe case of a contes convention, a possible white night is the house speaker paul ryan who is the guy behind the podium chairing the convention. here is what ryan said today when he was asked for the obtained time about whether he would accept his party's nomination if the convention ends up deadlocked after multiple ballots. paul ryn: it is not going to be me. runningd be somebody for president. i made a decision over a year ago not to run for president. i believe if you want to be president, you should run for president. people are out there campaigning, they are campus say, there are primaries. that is who we should select from among for our next president. on whatever ballot we are talking about. let's put this thing to rest and move on. i had six days notice taking this guy. i learned after becoming the speaker that i'm the chair of the convention. i will have to bone up on the rules. switzerland, be neutral and dispassionate and to make sure the rule of law prevails and to make sure that the delegates make their decision however the rules require them to do that. mark: john,