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they can't get various medicines, the clothes they want, they know friends who have relative in the unite s in the united states and have access to american currency can get certain things but if they don't have those relatives they can't have them. it's nonsense the to think that cubans don't think the blockade is at least somewhat responsible for their woes. >> you are basing things on anecdotal evidence, there have been studies to demonstrate that it doesn't have that kind of repercussion. that's what i'm basing it on. but going further what i'm saying is this, the united states isn't removing itself from the equation. it's a paradox. for years, the united states was propping up right wing dictatorships in latin america, and we may be propping you a left wing dictatorship. the relationship is between american corporation is and the cuban dictatorship not between the american people. since december of 2014 when they didn't receive dissidents at the u.s. embassy opening, when they threatened rosa paez at the embassy, because they were afraid of upsetting the are ambassador, even though she

speaking of that, it's just about as warm tomorrow out of the central united s stes all the way out in the plains states and the highs even in the 50s and new york city. minneapolis anchicago. here's what we can expect. the strong high preure right off the middle of the atlantic to anchor down and continue to be the main weather player for us and mostly dry conscience with the breeze. then it is that breeze off the ocean and gusty at times and that strong wind pattern is going to continue and here is the boating forecast. not looking good with the small craft advisory and the rip current advisory for swimming not advised either and temperatures on the mild side tonight and seasonal morrow through dnesday and then temperatures creep up like stair steps at the end of the week when the cold front very weak one could approach in time for the daylight saving time into next sunday when we'd just our clocks forward. that's our 7 on 7 forecast. 7 news back after the break. >> he had an electric bicycle to getto work. on the first and second and third dadait broke. i think this is what they cac

care a candidate for president talking about rounding up and banning all muslims from entering the united s states. that doesn't make him strong. it makes him wrong. >> democratic race in missouri also a tight one. clinton in the lead with 99% o@ precincts reporting. >>> bernie sanders ending his night right here, already looking ahead to arizona with votes next tuesday. he promised that he is not backing down. >> what excites me so much as i go around the country is to see the incredible energy of hundreds of thousands of people who love this untry but know we can do so much better. >> sanders lost illinois to clinton as well. she beat him out with 51% compared to his 49. for trump who won 39% of the vote trailed rightbehind by ted cruz. >> it's down to just t t cruz and donald trump. starting today he said the race is changing. >> starting tomorrow morning every republican has a clear choice. only two campaigns have a plausible path to the nomination, ours and donald trump's. nobody else has any mathematical possibility whatsoever. only one campaign has beaten donald trump over and over a

one topic we spoke about l lgth is cuba, and relationships with the united s stes, he says he agrees with the president's visit to thesland nation, and says he would do the same we have a lot more information on our website local10.com, we will also update you as soon as we learn anything new about this practical tie. we are live in downtown miami, local 10 news. great to get that one on oonen andrew thank you. now to jupiter where carlos is with the trump campaign, carlos? >> lori, donald trump savers tonight's victory by relishing in the fact that his rivals are hitting him hard wit campaign ads and it appears as though it is doing very little to hurt him among supporters. trump was joined by a few invited guests inside of a ballroom here at trump national resort in jupiter. in the first two races o the night, early returns show him winning by double digit margins in mississippi and michigan, now in delegates all that much tonight. but h decisive wins come in the face of the real first concted wave of blister pri attacks from the remaining field of republicans. trump made note of t

channel about how he joined the militant group and why he wants to come back to the united s richard engel reports. >> he is the first alleged american isis fighter to surrender in iraq. >> i am from the united states. richard: a taped confession, the traveled through turkey, linked up with isis in syria and was transferred to the isis stronghold. >> my message to the american people is life and muscle is ripped -- life here is bad. the people controlling this the statements were made while he is held in captivity. >> i do not support their ideology. at that point, that is when i decided that i needed to escape. >> to escape from isis, he said he crossed battle lines. knowing they are close allies. the united states official told nbc news that american personnel have not yet met him in custody. the kurds have been debriefing him and passing the information along. richard engel, nbc news. michelle: investigators say the 18-year-old behind a stabbing spree was inspired by isis. 18-year-old faisal mohammad was shot and killed after stabbing four students at the university of california,

. >> police say this woman wiped out a breast cancer charity' s bank account belonging to first united methodist church of dunnellon. at least $100,000, all gone. >> she is given confession. >> dunnellon police chief mike mcquaig says 69-year-old sharon gane confessed to transferring funds from the church' s bank, into her personal account, multiple times, and even forging checks to make the transfers. but the chief says the church volunteer has yet to explain what she used the funds for. when we went to gane' s home to ask her in person. we could hear people inside but no one answered the door. >> the whole community becomes a victim just about because. you' re affecting the ladies who their exams and the people who donated it. >> police say the money was used by the michelle-o-gram charity, to assist many local women with breast cancer screenings and referrals to doctors. according to the charity' s website, first united methodist church of dunnellon writes checks and does bookkeeping for the charity. gane, who police say was in charge of this bank account, was arrested for grand the

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s. we were here when the crime scene investigator unit arrived. it is not clear what led to the shooting but one man is dead. orlando police department detectives are asking anyone with more information to contact crime line. reporting live in orlando, matt lupoli, wesh 2 news. jim: we are hearing the 911 calls after a woman under the influence cloud her pick up into several people over the weekend. >> attractors hit me -- a truck jim: 43-year-old abby kinney failed several field sobriety test area she was more than two times the legal limit or booze. she was driving at 40 miles an hour and continue to drive by hitting several campers. she faces several charges. a man is killed at his home. this all happened near east chickasaw trail. daniel medina' s body was found outside of the home. we spoke to neighbors there tonight. >> he was a quiet guy. that is the only thing i can tell you. meredith: so far, no word on how medina was killed. now to some frightening new video. watch as a white pickup rolls from the right side of your we highlighted the gu

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the united states is s saying --you can't make it up. >> we have a lot to look forward to tomorrow. when the president arrives here, again, will president castro meet him at the airport? so we will have to see. of course we're following the presidenen every step of the way and we have you covered. so until tomorrow,e'll see you then. back to youou >> calvin hughes in havana for us. stay with local 10 news for complete coverage from cuba, we'll have live reports on the president's arrival in havana tomorrow at 4:00. anchor: we're also learning cuba. the c. d. c. has issued a travel advisory for the island. this comes after the first local case was confirmed there on tuesday. the virus leads to birth defects in pregnant woman and may also be sexually transmitted. the warning comes on the eve of president obama's historic visit to cuba. >> also tonight, wild weather off the coast of f . laurdale. beach goers captured a water posted on social media. that system eventually hit land and did some damage, boats were tossed and peoplu at a restaurant near the beach got quite a scare. it happ

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the united states is s saying -- you can't make it up. >> we have a lot to look forward to tomorrow. when the president arrives here, again, willl president castro meet him at the airport? so we will have to see. of course we're following the president every step of the way and we have you covered. so until tomorrow, we'll see you then. back to you. >> calvin hughes in havana for us. stay with local 10 news for& complete coverage from cuba, we'll have live reports on the president's arrival in havana tomorrow at 4:00. >> anchor: we're also learning that zika fears have reached cuba. the c. d. c.. has issued a travel advisory for the island. this comes after the first local case was confirmed there on tuesday. the virus leads to birth defects in pregnant woman and may also be sexually transmitted. the warning comes on the eve of president obama's historic visit to cuba. >> also tonigig, wild weather off the coast of ft. lauderdale. beach goers captured a water posted on social media. >> that system eventually hit land and did some damage, boats were tossed and people at a restaurant n

s your sitting governor, . reporter: supporters cheered as his statements came in rat-a-tat coming in, will save christianity, will correct the trade imbalance, will unite the country' s racial divide. donald trump: and people don' t know that about me. i bring people together. you know, when i say that sometimes, i' ll get a snicker t get worse than it is right now. reporter: there is no denying trump attracts attention. but, translating that energy and is essential for a winning campaign. hours before trump took to the podium, some who take to his message and hawk the merchandise leave it at that. >> you probably won' t vote? >> i probably won' t vote. i haven' t voted in the last two elections. reporter: so, motivating those who cheer to follow up at election time is a campaign challenge. protestors trying to impose their disruption is becoming a thing. >> get ' em out. out, out, out. reporter: but, he trumps on, railing about ineptitude of his rivals and government fudging of jobless numbers. donald trump do you think i' d : have a crowd like this if we didn' t have tremendous unemployment? our economy stinks. china and everyone else is stealing our

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he said he' s the man to unite the country. >> there' s never been a greater division just about than what we have right now. the hatred and animosity. i will bring people together. i' m going to bring people together. you watch! >> his speech interrupted several times by protesters. >> get them out! >> with hundreds more protesting outside and holding signs and chanting against the candidate. >> almost everything trump says is hateful. it' s hate speech. >> the message not affecting trump supporters who took a pledge during the rally to vote for him. he' ll get things done. he' country. t the only stop in the sunshine state for trump. last night he spoke to the crowd at his golf course in west palm beach after the weekend in florida. his campaign now heads to north carolina. meanwhile trump' s rival senator marco rubio brought his campaign to the sunshine state and spoke at a rally in jacksonville. >> so we have to win! but it' s not just about winning. it' s what are you going to do when you win? first we can' t win if we don' t run as a conservative party conservatism. i said this

witnesses, no surveillance cameras, and no dash camera on the deputy' s unit, they may never know. so until this investigation is complete, troopers say no charges have been filed at this point. in orange county, michelle meredith, wesh 2 news. angela: the orange county sheriff' s office tell us that deputy brown is already out of the hospital. a volusia county man is facing first degree murder charges. police say he shot a man to death in front of his family and friends. take a look at rayshad mincey. daytona beach police say he shot 25-year-old jarrod swinton. after the shooting, police say miney left the scene in a pick-up truck and crashed it. this all happened at a home on garden street. that' s near the speedway. after he crashed, police swarmed in and cuffed mincey. so far, no word what the argument was about. stewart: to cocoa, detectives say a fight between two neighbors led to a stabbing. this happened just after 7:00 last night, at an apartment complex on dixon boulevard near clearlake middle school. one man was stabbed in the neck a woman was bitten. both are expected to

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weight in the united states in the 1960's to have 8 willmillion boys or girls drop out of school beforehed it, come into the labor market unprepared at the very time when machines are taking the place of men and women. i think we have to insist that our children be educated to the limit. not just in your state or in massachusetts, but all over the united states. adams,jefferson and john who developed the northwest ordinance which put so much emphasis on education -- thomas jefferson once said that any nation which expected to be ignorant and free hopes for what never was and what never will be. thise we can conserve resource. this country has become rich because nature was good to us, and because the people who came were also among the most vigorous. basic resources were used carefully and economically, and because of the wise work done by theodore roosevelt and others, significant progress was made in conserving these resources. unless we make the proper decision today on how we shall use our water and our air and our land and our ocean, unless we make the comparable effort, and effort

the total population of the united states in 1850's was 31 million plus people. an additional 3.9 or 4 million people, and half a million free blacks in united , didthree the free blacks they live in a certain part of the country? prof. bracey: there were free blacks in the south and in the north. lot of times after emancipation, if a slave were emancipated, they would leave the jurisdiction. them intionships kept the same place they were previously enslaved. it was not uncommon to find free blacks among slave populations of the south and free blacks in the north. in urban centers like st. louis, baltimore, which haveney's hometown, we increasingly growing communities of african-americans. 's hometown, has the largest black population in the country, nearly 25,000 people at the beginning of the civil war. the helps us to understand touchstone for thinking about dred scott. ms. swain: to be clear, this is -- the decision they would make would affect the free blacks as well. who have beenany free have been claiming the status of citizens throughout the early decades

even if we were to build a tall wall around the entire continental united states, the internet would still get over it. sheree: belgium' s ambassador to the united states says his country knew an attack was coming and stepped up security but was still unable to stop the tragedy. we' re staying on top of the belgium attacks, on air online, and on your mobile device. and when you' re not by your t.v. you can keep up with the new developments on wlwt.com and our mobile app. cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. kevin: today was another one of those windy and increasingly mild spring days. you could really feel it in the air this afternoon you could see it with some of the pollen. i will have your pollen count coming up. we see the bright colors across the ohio valley. windy weather across the area today. you can see right now here in cincinnati, we have wind gusts over 30 miles per hour. we have even recorded a 43 mile-per-hour wind gusts. of course we are little bit -- are a little bit elevated. here' s a live look as we look towards the south and west. it is 64 outside at the airport. despite the breezes, we had

emily: seven years ago, haley' s unit was hit by an ied in afghanistan crushing his pelvis, breaking both hips and his back. his doctor said he would never walk again, but bailey was determined to not only defied doctors orders, but get back on his bike. >> that was my release. you have guys that go to war and do things a human should not do and see things a human should not see, so you need that release or you are going to explode or implode. emily: bailey' s bike is hard to custom purple and black paint job was done in california and the hand-painted purple heart on the gas tank has a date he was attacked. >> i thought cowards all over the world and then someone comes here and take a possession of my. emily: bailey says he has yet to get angry over what happened and at night when he comes home, he still expects to see his bike in the garage. sheree: he is now working with police to find his bike and as of yesterday, they had a few leads. but they need your help. if you recognize the bike, please call florence police. sheree: thank you. brandon bailey retired from the marine corps a

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that figure jumped to more than 90% in the chief' s office and community liaison unit. the audit also found some officers working overtime when they had paid time off. the city is recommending the entire process, train time-keepers, and get a new database. lisa: more planning on the union terminal construction project, as the museum center prepares for a major overhaul. bids are coming in for the project. it' s expected to cost nearly a quarter billion dollars. they hope to get started this summer and finish by the fall of 2018. side museums, the omnimax, and part of the lobby will be shut down during construction. mark: the cincinnati zoo' s newest animals now have a surrogate parent. a doggie named blakely has stepped in to nurse the cubs born prematurely two weeks ago. the mother of the cubs has died. the zoo says blakely will provide cuddling and a body to climb on for the babies. blakely has also nannied for several other zoo babies. lisa: i do recall that. speaking of the zoo, happening today, the western lowland gorillas will get an early start on easter egg hunt

s. citizens united? what motivates the koch brothers? are there other motivations as well? >> there is what fills in the back story a small group of wealthy donors was hoping to break down the campaign finance limits with a history one after the next after the next so there was more to it with that concerted effort but in terms of what motivates those koch brothers it is hard to know the answer but i believe after spending so much time that they are urged to the believers with their ideology and if you look at that ideology there is almost no daylight with their self-interest. what is good for pope industries is truly good for america and what is good for industries does it could for their bottom line. to see themselves as job creator and they want to shrink government and want to get the regulations off the backs of businesses with environmental pollution in problems to push back. >> but it is in their self-interest. >> we were talking about how you were not able to interview the koch brothers so what is a question you would ask the most of you have been curious about? >>

s were after citizens united. and they say that donna edwards don't take well, guess what, the one supporting that super p.a.c. is wall street. if we want to keep super p.a.c.'s out of maryland, congresswoman edwards, why don't you join me in putting your name to what you stand for which is -- bruce: rebuttal? ms. edwards: i would. i am very proud to have the support of emily's list. millions of women and supporters across the country who believe that we need more than 20% women in the united states senate, that there needs to be diversity of race and ethnicity in the united states senate. i am proud to have their support. what i will not have is a super p.a.c. spending money on my campaign that then spends $55 million to lobby congress for who knows what and who knows what they expect out of mr. van hollen in return. that's what the realtors are doing. emily's list is supporting a pro-choice democratic woman. to bruce for the war on terror. bruce: thank you, scott. the next question is about isis. this is for you,

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were alert and awake when they arrived in miami valley high school yesterday by helicopter, that' s trauma unit. every shot to the hospital to see if loved ones of either young man wants to speak out. point. i will certainly keep trying. we' ve spoken to the mom of injured by shrapnel try to get out of the scene in the cafeteria. here' s what her mom told my colleague, tammy mutasa last night. stephanie doucette: she' s still she' s known these kids, even the shooter, she knows and its hard to think that -- you know her biggest question is why? todd: her biggest question and s biggest question right now, why did this happen? no new information, staff as it was yesterday. stable conditions. school leaders came here last night from the madison school district, they visited with both boys, spirits were very high and they were both doing very well. encouraging news on that front. reporting live in dayton, todd dykes, wlwt news 5. mark: todd, thank you. we have ongoing coverage of the school shooting online at wlwt.com, and on our wlwt mobile you can watch more interviews from the scene. greater cin

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five units were damaged. fairfield' s fire chief says the age of the complex made it challenging for duke energy to find the gas shut-off. >> i had to run up to the building and it just, it does, it just, everything you own. i just got a brand new tv yesterday. it' s everything you own. it' s hard. it' s hard to lose everything. mike: no one was hurt in the fire. the red cross is now helping the families who can' t stay in their homes. an ohio village, hit with lead in drinking water, is getting some help. sebring, which is southeast of akron is getting a grant from the u.s. department of the $400,000 will be used to buy technology that will alert operators at the village' s water treatment plant to add chemicals when the water becomes too acidic. high lead levels in water were found in sebring in january. the epa fired two employees, and the plant' s manager were fired over the water situation. kentucky' s new lieutenant governor is making a difference as she hopes to inspire students in the blue grass state to learn. je

s he is at the side of officer class 24 hours a day. septa pointing out by the way that its explosive detection unit with the k-9's is one of the largest of any transit authority in the country. live at 30th street station walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> walt, thank you. >>> "cbs evening news" with scott pelley will have much more otter or attacks in brussels including reaction from all five presidential candidates. the that is coming up at 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> chopper three over ridley park delaware county where a sanitation worker was killed this afternoon. this happened near delaware avenues, where we're told worker fell off a garbage truck and was struck by another vehicle. there is in word tonight on that worker's identity. >>> meanwhile take a good look at this surveillance video, philadelphia police are searching for a robbery suspect who struck in northern liberties. the this is on st. patrick's day just before 11:00 p.m. suspect targeted a 41 year-old woman walking on than brawn street. grabbed her purse. when she would not hand over her phone he pulled out a gun. the suspect then