start moreno -- mr. moreno, thank you so much. mr. moreno: thank you.applause] mike: well done with the applause. before we begin the forum, i want to outline to the candidates that we will answer each question -- the person answering the first question has been selected through a random draw. throughout the form the person you answered first will go to the end of the line for the next question and then that rotation will continue. each candidate will have 90 seconds to answer the question directed to them. candidates should refrain from dropping one another, as follow-ups will be allowed. i will prompt all follow-ups come and the candidates will begin 45 seconds to respond. we have selected candidates from the questions driven by topics that are of interest to ohio's republican voters let's get started. immigration and the border, they have defined the last few months of american politics. we should start right there. we are going to start with secretary of state frank larose. if you could prescribe a fix for a u.s. immigration system that by all accou

moreno winning. and statewide, a point-and-a- half lead from moreno waiting here to get anything from cuyahoga county. so, dolan has an outstanding piece of real estate. the other thing he likes is that larose who has also tried to align himself with trump has gone hard after the trump base. the trump voters. what dolan wants is a strong enough showing from larose to take just enough votes away from moreno to allow him a path to win this thing with the purity of the vote. the closer it gets to 25, that is where dolan wants to see in this race. that being said, if you are dolan, here is the biggest source of concern for you right now. these numbers may look good. but these numbers are basically mail in votes. the mail ballots are counted, tabulated and released first in ohio. if you see 18% of the vote in, you take a look in summit county. this isn't even 1% of the vote. you are looking here, franklin county. this the state capitol. one of the other biggies in this thing. 12%. you are looking at mail-

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moreno in the lead with 500. 542,186 votes. if you add up, if you add up dolan and larose, i'm no good at math, especial listen i live television, but they are almost even. if you take them and add those up. they come in just under, maybe a few thousand votes under moreno. what signal does that send to the republican party ant the strength of moreno and maybe the danger that is posed by donald trump? >> look, this was always a competitive race. there was not a lot of high quality polling headed into tonight. polls indicated that this was actually going to be closer than it turned out to be and i actually end up having a lot of flashbacks to the 2022 ohio senate race. remember when jd vance was the person who ended up getting an endorsement from donald trump. matt dolan was also in that race. and you had a candidate who was playing, josh mandell who was also in there. in the frank larose position. what is interesting in that primary, vance only got 32 to 33% of the vote. even with donald trump's endorsement in 2022. but in these

and a close race between dolan and moreno. and let's look at it this way, and let's look at it from dylan's perspective, and he likes where the scoreboard is right now, and, what he also likes i think is this, the sorbets,, this is going to be about 6% of all of the votes cast in the primary tonight, more than any votes from there yet. and, you were expected to be one of the strongest areas, back in the 2022 primary, when she lost to jd vance, and again, we just got, butler county, we just got our first report there, and this is a big suburban area, from outside of cincinnati. and, again a statewide from about a point and a half from moreno, waiting here to get anything, that is the biggest empty piece of the puzzle. and, dolan has an outstanding piece of real estate, and it is close right now. and the other thing you likes, is that, they also try to align himself with trump, that is going on after the trumbull voters, and, what he wants if he's going to win this thing, is a strong enough showing, to take just enough votes awa

leo moreno: so, we'll put our grits now.stew, a little bit of liquid, right, to get the moisture up there. so we got the bermuda corn in. this is zucchini and the tomatoes stew. there's some pickled ramps. ashley roberts: ok. leo moreno: and we'll garnish it with some shoots and some dill. ashley roberts: voila. woo hoo! ashley roberts (voiceover): we caught. we cooked. and now we eat. [music playing] can you taste the freshness in the fish that i caught? this is freshest snapper i've ever had in my life. -that's right. -amazing. a couple times a week, like, literally, we're going down there to get our fish. not a joke. you don't get that anywhere else. and you can taste the difference for sure. it's farm to table, sea to table, it's everything. leo moreno: tomato, you have acid. you have cheese. you have crunchy corn. you have the spice from the fish. you have the vinegar from the ramps. so good. it's a good combo. this view's beautiful. leo moreno: if you can't get inspired here, go get your head checked, right? -it's amaz

es el ballet folklórico de don carlos moreno; con nosotros aquí en comunidad del valle, es carlos moreno: sí, definitivamente, sí, a partir de ahora, en septiembre, con todas estas celebraciones del mexican heritage, y pues, tuvimos la independencia de méxico; nos tienen bastante ocupados, en eventos comunitarios, y en las escuelas vamos también, para que los niños aprendan de la cultura mexicana; y ahora, pues, sí, se nos viene encima pronto, por la celebración de día de muertos. damián trujillo: platíquenos de la señorita ariela, que está junto a ti. carlos moreno: ariela es mi hija, este, como yo, yo nací, y ya, cuando nací, mi papá tenía su grupo de folklor; ha sido parte de toda mi vida, e igual, ariela desde que nació, pues ha estado rodeada de esto,

moreno. what signal does that send to the republican party about the strength of moreno and maybe the danger that is posed by donald trump? >> yeah, jonathan. it was always a competitive race. and there wasn't a whole lot of high-quality polling heading into tonight. but the polls actually kind of indicated that this was going to be closer than it turned out to be. and i end up having flashbacks to the 2022 ohio senate race. remember when jd vance was the person who ended up getting endorsement from donald trump. matt on dolan also in that race. and you have a candidate who was playing. josh mandell, who also was in there. and what was interesting in that primary, in 2022, was that jd vance only get 32 to 33% of the vote, even with donald trump's endorsement in 2022. but in these kind of races, and i think what you're alluding to in a three-person race, the person who ends up having donald trump's endorsement does matter. and now it becomes incumbent upon moreno to start uniting has party. an

i marcus, what do you make of what joe moreno said? i clearly disauree. what joe moreno said?sagree with that. there is a lot of documentary evidence the prosecution put forward. i view this as a pretty classic white collar case where you have clear payments made from a foreign president cohen who was made to fix and kill a story leading up to the election forced i want to say, thought the narrative of the prosecution about why the records were falsified, i thought it was pretty important and a lot of folks thought it might have been a stretch but they clearly did not think it was. the stories were killed, they were taken off the air because of the election and we had testimony that after the access hollywood takes were aired, the trump campaign was in panic mode and that's what precipitated and led to these payments. i thought the prosecution later in their opening statement, it came through in every witness testimony and in the documents, there was corroboration, thought the jury instructions were pretty standard and i thought the jurors were very deliberate in asking about

moreno obtaining the gun.pite her history of mental illness and arrest dating back to 2005, on charges including assault, court records show she also had a turbulent marriage, ending in a bitter custody battle. moreno's ex-husband accusing her of violence and putting their son in danger multiple times. >> we do believe that she does have a mental health history that is documented through us and through interviews with family members, police are also investigating a youtube video from 2020. >> originally posted by moreno using a different name in a facebook post, her ex mother in law says moreno suffered from schizophrenia, insisting despite the anti-semitic statements found the shooting had nothing to do with judaism or islam. authorities are now working to determine a motive and how moreno was able to get a gun, despite her troubled past. >> we want to know the motive, how she got the weapon, why she did this. we're not there yet. moreno's neighbors say they've been warning authorities about her erratic behav

bernie moreno, a new person to politics, endorsed by the ohio governor and also in the running is the governor frank larose and whoever wins will run against the current senator sherrod brown. we have steve kornacki and vaughan hillyard, and we will go to start in ohio, and jessie, you are following that one there in ohio. >> yes, the three men in the race are trying to become the republican nominee to take on sherrod brown and this is a state that is increasingly red, and the governor was just re-elected, the republican, and the other senator in the state is a republican, and sherrod brown is the last stop for democrats here if they are going to hold on to any kind of statewide power here at this time. so this is a seat that is seen as a top pickup opportunity for the gop. and so the question is, who becomes nominee today and who is the most effective option for going up against the democrats in the fall, and depending upon who you ask, they will obviously have their opinion on who that is. when we are looking at how things are set up here, as you mentioned, two wings of the party, a

with a moreno in is a tougher sell.mp like as you can be. so it is a very risky thing. let's speak tojo ingles. she is a senior reporter and producerfor the ohio public radio and television statehouse news bureau. thank you forjoining us. maybe you can put some flesh on the bones there for us, is he a weak candidate when it comes to a general election? i don't know. that's hard to tell. i don't _ i don't know. that's hard to tell. i don't think— i don't know. that's hard to tell. i don't think that ohio has really trended — don't think that ohio has really trended red as it has been portrayed because _ trended red as it has been portrayed because if— trended red as it has been portrayed because if you look at just last year— because if you look at just last year in — because if you look at just last year in ohio, we had two major state-wide _ year in ohio, we had two major state—wide ballot issues, one in august— state—wide ballot issues, one in august and one in november. the one in august— august and one in november.

moreno a lot of negative press coverage. be for their candidate to not say stuff like that. mr. moreno's campaign has decided on what they think is a better option, a safer option for them. they can't guarantee he's not going to say stuff like that. so, they've done one of the weirdest things i've ever seen in politics anywhere. credit to the publication, "business insider," for reporting this out. but watch this video that they've posted. this is -- this is bananas. this is a guy asking republican senate candidate bernie moreno a question. you can see that the question is being asked. you can hear that the question is being asked. but then a staffer for bernie moreno runs up to the guy asking a question and holds a big black box that, kind of, looks like a speaker in the face of that guy. why -- what is he doing with this black box? the black box puts out an ultrasonic jamming frequency so no one can record any sound anywhere near it. and it makes the audio get squeaky and muffled so you can't hear from bernie moreno says.

so i'm not surprised donald trump's endorses moreno.ble together support from those republicans who are not maga, who do not like trump and who aren't turned on by this endorsement to go up against sherrod brown. sherrod brown's campaign had a little love they shared with moreno's campaign to help him get across the line too. they saw moreno as the weaker of the two candidates. matt dolan would have been a more formidable candidate, had a broader appeal across the state. that's not what maga is about, it's about what trump wants, not what will win an election. >> democratic senator sherrod brown took a shot at moreno this morning on a key issue republicans have been having a hard time handling, abortion. >> even though ohio strongly decisively, importantly passed abortion rights constitutional amendment by 13 points last fall, my opponent continues to say that we should have a national abortion ban, no exceptions for rape, no exceptions for life of the mother, and so we know that he -- the arrogance of even though we said that by 13 poi

rita moreno hizo su debut a los 13 años.rtorriqueña y la comunidad latina en estados unidos. pero nada ha sido fácil en su vida. ha pasado desde racismo hasta abusos sexuales y se convirtió en una voz de las mujeres. como le dijo a nuestra presentadora arantxa loizaga tienes que expresar eso y yo sé muy bien que es difícil. en múltiples entrevistas con telemundo, además de su simpatía. bruno bruno deja siempre muestra esa solidaridad con su gente que la han llevado a esta creación y hoy celebran los casi 93 años de la actriz en nueva york karla amezola noticias telemundo rita moreno, que tantos límites ha roto y tantas puertas, ha abierto para las nuevas generaciones. lo dejamos ahora con los 50 y así vamos un día a la vez. gracias por estar aquí. tengan muy buenas noches. la lealtad de paola villalobos es muy cuestionable. yo esto me lo gané a pulso por decir las cosas de frente y sebastián la tiene clara. aleida es la última jugadora para terminar en esos. vas o no vas? ay, perdón, se perdió el dinero, se perdió porque a c

moreno. was killed, her son critically wounded, and investigators say moreno was also carrying a 22 caliber rifle, along with anti-semitic writings. >> there was a sticker on the buttstock of the rifle that stated palestine. a sticker simply stated palestine. >> authorities say the weapon was bought legally in december. moreno, obtaining the gun. despite her history of mental illness and arrest dating back to 2005 on charges including assault, court records show. she also had a turbulent marriage, ending in a bitter custody battle. moreno's ex-husband accusing her of violence and putting their son in danger. multiple times. >> we do believe that she does have a mental health history that is documented through us and through interviews with family members. >> police are also investigating a youtube video from 2020. originally posted by moreno using a different name. in a facebook post, her ex-mother-in-law says moreno suffered from schizophrenia, insisting despite the anti-semitic statements f

moreno may be a little bit too much.one thing about a guy who gets caught on an adult site like that, there's probably more. and so i think if you are at the nrfc working for mitch mcconnell, you're pulling for dolan. >> all right. rick wilson, thank you. mark murray, thank you as well. we're going to be watching that race in ohio incredibly closely, as we get closer to november and see how this all turns out. thanks, guys. >>> i want to go straight to the white house with the white house press briefing happening right now. jake sullivan speaking. >>> israel has a right to go after hamas, the perpetrators of the worst massacre of the jewish people sings the holocaust. israel has made significant progress against hamas. they have broken battalions, killed hamas fighters, including fighters. killed in an israeli operation last week. the rest of the top leaders are in hiding, likely deep in the hamas tunnel network, and justice will come for them too, and we are helping to ensure that. at the same time, more innocent civili

inÉs ivonne moreno, la mujer que disparÓ con un rifle de asalto en una iglesia de te has llevaba a suque fue herido de un disparo en la cabeza, moreno fue abatida por dos policÍas. >> vimos que tenÍa pistolas, nos escogemos en el baÑo. ilia: desde tegucigalpa tenemos la entrevista exclusiva con la esposa del extraditado expresidente hondureÑo juan orlando hernÁndez, acusado de narcotrÁfico en estados unidos, ana hernÁndez desmiente los vÍnculos del exmandatario con el chapo guzmÁn. >> ¿recibiÓ 1 millÓn de dÓlares de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn? >> es falso, es parte de la narrativa novelesca que crearon. ilia: dramatismo en el campo, historia de amor y un touchdown de audiencia juvenil dejÓ el sÚper gol que se llevaron los de kansas city. jorge: comenzamos con los momentos de terror vividos en una estaciÓn del metro en nueva york por un tiroteo. ilia: esta balacera ocurriÓ sÓlo dÍas despuÉs de que un adolescente le disparÓ a los agentes que lo perseguÍan por asaltar una tienda. jorge: fabiola galindo estÁ en vivo con los detalles. fabiola: estamos aquÍ en el condado del bronx, en esta est

>> well, they know bernie moreno looks out for himself. i mean he has said in this campaign he won't work for democrats. he'll go to washington and do his own thing. he's illustrated that by again calling for a national abortion ban with no exceptions, even though ohio overwhelmingly last november voted by 13 points for constitutional amendment on abortion rights. and the arrogance of he doesn't really care what the voters want. that's really who he is. we will make that contrast of i fight for ohio. i listen to people. i do round tables all over the state. that is how we would help the senate write that pack act and how we would get a good infrastructure bill and how we got that chips bill. it will create thousands of jobs in ohio. and that is how you do this job. you go county to county, you listen to people. you come back with ideas, and you convince your child to pass the tax credit. you convince your colleagues on a whole host of issues on the pension bill where we save the pensions of the ohio workers. so that is how you do this job

moreno to victory in the primary.erm in the white house. a brilliant, very brilliant wall street analysts said the only thing good right now about our economy as the stock market and the only reason that's good is because people think that trump is going to be elected president and if they ever thought that he wasn't you would end up with a crash of the likes of which we haven't seen since 1929. so they can take that the way they want but i happen to agree. my my colleague was at the rally and sent this report.- and sent this report. donald trump boarding _ and sent this report. donald trump boarding his - and sent this report. donald trump boarding his private i trump boarding his private airline and getting to reeve black—mac leave ohio. this address going hard on immigration and the border, criticising current president joe biden for what he says his failed immigration policies. said during the rally that if he were elected this country would see its biggest deportation of migrants in its history. ohio is trump cou

moreno, why are they doing that?nteresting strategy- we _ doing that? very interesting strategy. we have _ doing that? very interesting strategy. we have seen - doing that? very interesting strategy. we have seen the | doing that? very interesting _ strategy. we have seen the democrats doing this and other races as well. they are trying to play a bit of strategy. what they think is that by supporting a more extreme candidate in the republican race, that might set them up for victory when it comes to the general election. it turns out trump's's investment hasn't been doing very well international races. they struggle to back up those kinds of policies when it comes to the more moderate general elections. so that the democrats putting money into the bernie moreno campaign, trying to back a republican who they think will have an easier time of being beaten by the current democratic senator. ohio is a state that has been trending more conservative and republican as the years have gone on. ., , ., republican as the years

bernie moreno put $100,000 of his own money.y are spending a lot of money to get that message. i ask people that care about abortion rights to kick in 15, $20. a lot of money being spent against us. we will win because we will make the contrast. i am for abortion rights. bernie moreno thinks he knows better. >> you could reasonably think when you're going to vote in ohio and voting to preserve this right, that when you wan, huge win, that ohio voters had it settled. it's done. then we see in a presidential debate that donald trump refuses to say what he would do if a republican senator, say senator bernie moreno, sent a national bill banning abortion. would donald trump sign it? if he did that would override what ohio fighters -- ohio voters have done. >> i mean, abortion ban, no exceptions and he would vote for that, clearly. so with a number of others running for office around the state. that is going to be big. i've said on the show before, i don't see whose side you are on and clearly i am on the side that women should make

currently in the fight of his political life against bernie moreno.r car dealer who was endorsed by donald trump. washington post poll shows around and marino in dead heat. abortion. every other state, ohio voters came down on the side of preserving rights. a constitutional amendment assures reproductive healthcare. still a key issue for ohio voters. according to a poll, it was second to the economy for a list of issues. 1 in 5, cited it. 63% said abortion should be mostly or always legal. sherrod brown has a 100% rating from planned parenthood to support reproductive rights. his republican challenger, bernie moreno, has called for a national abortion ban. but moreno brought abortion to the center of the race when he said at a town hall that it is a little crazy for women to be single issue voters on abortion. it's a little crazy, especially for women that are like past 50. and they get to myself, i don't think this is an issue for you. as you can imagine that remark did not go over well with women in ohio. it was the inspiration for this ad from shar

david moreno himself. but the officers drive away.of police is swarming the neighborhood. >> reporter: the officers who spotted moreno let their boss, rosa, pass in a white pickup truck so she can try and make the arrest. >> reporter: the suspect looks like the man they're looking for, but the name he offers is not david moreno. the officers pull up his shirt and reveal a tattoo on the suspect's stomach, the very same one from the pictures the officers studied before they left. >> that was his reaction. "i can't escape." >> juju: our thanks to matt. the full episode of impact by "nightline": the gringo hunters" is streaming now on hulu. >>> when we come back, the flood of disturbing a.i. content seeming to feature taylor swift, triggering a demand for action. my skin was no longer mine. my active psoriatic arthritis joint symptoms held me back. don't let symptoms define you. emerge as you. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...and the majority stayed clearer, at 5 years. tremfya® is proven to significantly

while backing mr moreno, donald trump also made his case for another term in the white house. said the only thing good right now about our economy is the stock market and the only reason that's good is because people think that trump is going to be elected president and if they ever thought that he wasn't you would end up with a crash, the likes of which we haven't seen since 1929. so they can take that the way they want but i happen to agree. my colleague, carl nasman, was at the rally and sent this report. donald trump boarding his private plane and getting ready to leave 0hio. this address going hard on immigration and the border, criticising current presidentjoe biden for what he says his failed immigration policies. he said during the rally that if he were elected this country would see its biggest deportation of migrants in its history. ohio is trump country and this is a state that is increasingly red, one that he has won in the past two presidential elections so he doesn't necessarily need to be campaigning here but he is here to support his preferred candidate in the

nbc news projecting trump-backed bernie moreno is the winner of the primary in the buckeye state. two other candidates in all 88 counties receiving more than 50% of the vote, moreno expressing his gratitude to the former president in his victory speech. >> i want to thank president trump for all he did for me, for this campaign, for his unwavering support, for his love of this country. because i don't think i've ever seen somebody who loves this country the way he does. so thank you to president trump. >> all right, we got some exit polls from nbc, 73% of ohio republican voters said it is important the next ohio senator shows support for donald trump. nbc's jesse kirsch is reporting for us from cleveland, also with us is founder and ceo of noble predictive insights and former republican congressman david jolly of florida and msnbc political analyst. it looks like the snow has cleared a bit, a little bit more sunny, good for you on that. walk us through how voters are feeling today with this moreno win. >> yeah, yasmin, first let me just say, there's still snow blowing through here

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tell us about bernie moreno and about the importance of ohio. , , . , moreno and about the importanceical. we saw donald _ ohio. this is really as practical. we saw donald trump - ohio. this is really as practical. we saw donald trump arrive i ohio. this is really as practical. we saw donald trump arrive in| ohio. this is really as practical. - we saw donald trump arrive in what is often called trumpet force one, very windy day here. you can sign —— but you can see behind me he is speaking at this rally in dayton. but he is here to support bernie moreno. he has already racked up the delegates he needs to be the presumptive republican nominee. he has endorsed mr moreno. this is a very echoes many mr trump's policies. he said today he went to any migrant who arrives in the country illegally. he says that english is the language of the country and he said he would support eliminating any foreign aid to ukraine in its battle with russia. it's very important in the national stage because the democrats hold a very slim margin. a victory in novemberfor the very slim margin. a victory in nove

we believe that genesse moreno acted alone. have some facts that she was put under an emergency detention order by houston police officers, we believe in 2016. we do believe she does have a mental health history that is documented through us and through interviews with family members. and we do want to state that through our investigation i mentioned antisemitic writing. we do believe there was a familial dispute between her ex-husband and her ex-husband's family and some of those individuals are jewish. so we believe that that might possibly be where all of this stems from. we ask anybody with information to please call the houston homicide department, or crime stoppers, 713-222-tips, if they have any information recording miss moreno or anything that could assist us with this investigation. >> thank you very much. hold questions until we translate and then we'll get everybody. come on. thank you. >> thank you. [speaking spanish] >> john: so while they're in spanish here, we're going to jump out. we may go back in for question

bernie moreno put $100,000 of his own money in passing that. he is not willing to accept it.get that message. i asked people that care about abortion rights to come to sherrod brown.com kickin 15, $20. a lot of money being spent against us. we are going to win in part because we will make that contrast. >> you could reasonably think when you're going to vote in ohio and voting to preserve this rate for women that when you won a huge win, you will have voters that settled it, it's done, but then we see in a presidential debate that donald trump refuses to say what he would do if a republican senate with state senator bernie moreno sent a national bill banning abortion, would donald trump sign it? if he did, that would override what ohio voters have done. >> there is no question. there are plenty of other cases for he said 100% pro-life. i mean abortion been no exceptions and he would vote for that clearly so what another number of others running for office around the state. that is going to be -- i have sat on the show before i don't see politics as left right. i see whose sid

i didn't choose bernie moreno and he didn't choose me. but it's what we do. comment on springfield. i grew up in mansfield, ohio, a town that's just slightly smaller than springfield, about 100 miles away. industrial town that's been hit hard frankly because presidents of both parties and corporate interests sold us out by passing trade agreements that sent jobs overseas. i have seen what it's done. i went to johnny appleseed junior high with the sons and daughters of a whole lot of union members that saw their jobs disappear. and springfield is the same kind of town. it's starting to come back. i know the haitian workers were invited in essentially by the business community to work. and we have seen politicians politicize this, we have seen them politicize immigration generally. and you sit in the front of a tv in ohio and see ad after ad. there is more money spent against me in this campaign than i believe ever in history. that's why i asked people to come to sherrodbrown.com and help. it's a fight. it's a fight every day and a closer race. >> i mean, and b

democrats spent money trying to boost moreno in this primary. if trump does win ohio, he's expected to, sherrod brown will need to win a chunk of voters who are voting for donald trump and the presidential election. he's going to need trump voters to come over and vote for him in the senate race and jon tester in montana, a state won trump won by 16 points, is going it need the same, likely even more. more trump voters to split their ballots to come over to the democratic side and vote for tester in the senate race there. if democrats can retain these two seats, that would give them a chance of holding on to the senate. there are a number of other states that are up there, republicans are eyeing, democrats are hoping somehow to put texas in play. but essentially the most likely scenario here for democrats to hold the senate requires them to win both montana and to win ohio. tonight they'll find out who sherrod brown faces in ohio. >> steve, thank you. jesse, take us to ohio, as steve started us off there, what are you hearing from voters on the

moreno's neighbor, who didn't want to be identified, said she filed a restraining order against her in november >> for years i've been through hell i have reported this, reported this, reported this, and it's gone on deaf ears nobody should have died nobody should have been hurt. this should have been handled years ago. >> reporter: police adding, in 2016 authorities placed moreno under an emergency detention order. >> we do believe that she does have a mental health history that is documented through us and through interviews with family members. >> reporter: the shooting sunday came minutes before the megachurch's spanish service, where one member was wounded but is expected to make a full recovery. >> we're devastated. i mean, we've been here 65 years, and to have somebody shooting in your church, but, you know, we don't understand why these things happen, but we know god's in control. >> so, morgan, are officials looking into this as a possible hate crime >> reporter: lester, officials say it is still too early to share any official motive, but they have not ruled out a hate crime

>> they know that bernie moreno always looks out for himself. he has said in this campaign that he won't work with democrats. he just is going to go to washington and do his own thing. he has illustrated that by again calling for a national abortion been with no exceptions even though ohio, overwhelmingly last november, voted by 13 points for a constitutional amendment on abortion rights and the arrogance of not really caring what the voters want. that is really who he is, and we will make that contrast of life fight for ohio. i listen to people. i do roundtables all over the state. that is how we helped senator chester write the packed act. that's how we got a good infrastructure bill. that is how we get the chips bill that's going to create thousands of jobs in ohio. that is how you do this job. you listen to people, you come back with ideas and convince your colleagues to pass the child tax credit. you convince your colleagues on a host of issues like the pension bill, where we save the pension of 100,000 ohio union workers so that is how you

she, her, and so we are identifying her as gennessey moreno, hispanic female.nderson manufacturing ar-15, which was what she utilized to fire at the officers. there was a sticker on the butt stock of the rifle that stated palestine. a sticker simply stated palestine. on the butt stock. also within the possession of near her, what she brought in, according to video and she had in a bag, was a .22 caliber rifle by blue line solutions. she had that. she brought that in. she did not fire that weapon. we do have her vehicle. we are in possession of that. we will be processing that. and see if there's more evidence. we want to thank our federal and state partners for their assistance in helping process the scene. we have uncovered some items. we do have some anti-semitic writings that we have uncovered during this process, but like i said, we are 24 hours into it. it is very new. we are getting new information as the hours change. and so we are going to be delving into that more. but, we do want to stress that she acted alone. we do believe this was what we term a lo

moreno does not shy away from the former president.the trail with the former president over the weekend. we have seen governor kristi noem, kari lake. big name hard right conservative figures have been touts bernie moreno. some democrats think that is a better matchup for senator sherrod brown in the fall. they're not the only ones who seem to want moreno. we looked at exit polling. we found that the majority, most of the republican primary voters here in ohio felt that it was important for the next senator in ohio to have support for the former president. and we saw on the opposite side of this match up between moreno and state senator matt dolan, a third candidate in the race. really if you turn on the tv and looked at the advertisements, it was dolan and moreno. and dolan said he differed from the former president on rhetoric. even he was trying to embrace the former president from a policy standpoint, and that speaks to donald trump's finger print being all over the party moving forward. moreno has to bring together moderate republ

moreno said i am 100% pro-life. other contrast is bernie moreno has always been out for himself. the way he's done business. he has defrauded his workers. paid a huge fine and destroy the records. as a senate candidate it is clear he is out for himself. he said he doesn't want to work with anybody that he doesn't agree with and that is the ticket to getting nothing done. we've passed a pension bill to save the pensions of 100,000 ohio workers. we have passed an infrastructure bill and put a cap on prescription drug races. you do that because you figure out how to work with the other side and get things done. that is why tester and i were able to team up with republicans on the pact act, so veterans exposed to those burn pits get help from the va and that bill is named after an ohioan named keith robinson who died from his exposure. if you want to get something done, you figure out how to do it. you don't come as an ideologue and say i'm only going to work with people that are right wing, like i am. >> we've already

bernie moreno has already said what he had to say. sherrod brown is just keep it on loop, keep it on loop. let him speak for himself. and i think the voters will continue to hear that ohio has already proven that they don't want any part parts of an abortion ban. they don't want to have conversations that are suggesting that women are less than and i think that having that be part of the mainstream narrative is not something that democrats need to do. i think that republicans are doing it enough on their own will on all of this tw. i do want to get your take because trump is praising joe manchin tonight, which is not something he has always it's done after manchin was critical for what we heard harris say there that she does support eliminating the senate filibuster that roadblock essentially, to codify roe versus wade back into law, should she win, should democrats take control of the senate? i mean, it's notable given trump himself pressure republican leaders when he was president to gut the filibuster. they rebuffed his calls and s

watch we love bernie moreno, just serve live outsider bernie moreno mega large president trump wants you to vote in for outsider businessman bernie moreno. trump endorsed bernie moreno for senate. >> so bernie moreno has a very specific message here, but there's still some big chunk of undecided voters in the race. and i think to a certain extent, democrats would be happy to have bernie moreno as their candidate against sherrod brown is one of the last democrat standing statewide in ohio. he's the senator. there. what are you looking for tonight? >> well, that's also that also reminds me of arizona, where democrats are glad kari lake is the gop leader because they think that she is someone that they can defeat. i'll be looking to see if what democrats really want when it comes to the general election is actually going to happen if there's turnout is going to be as strong as they're thinking it will be. and if perhaps they can, you get control of the senate or maintain control of the senate to the degree that they think will be necessary if biden wins the white house? >> yeah, definit

evading arrest and assault on a public official which she pleaded to a lesser charge moreno's neighbordn't want to be identified, said she filed a restraining order against her in november. >> for years i've been through hell ive areported this, reported this, reported this, and it's gone on deaf ears of nobody should have died nobody should have been hurt this should have been handled years ago. >> reporter: police adding in 2016, authorities placed moreno under anemergency detention order. >> we do believe that she does have a mental health history that is documented through us and through interviews with family members >> reporter: the shooting came minutes before the spanish service, where one member was wounded but expected to make a full recovery. >> we're devastated. we've been here 65 years, and to have somebody shooting in your church, you know, we don't understand why these things happen, but we know god's in control. >> our thanks to morgan chesky for that report. >>> new this morning, the senate is working overtime pass a foreign aid package. the bill cleared the final proc

let's stick though with ohio for now the question on another news channel to moreno okay. again, marino is the one backed by donald trump. was what does he want voters to know before they go to the polls? his answer was quite telling what is your message to voters? a final pitch, if you will >> it's pretty simple. president trump, jd vance, jim jordan have endorsed me by opponents, endorsed by the swamp brian o established and the editorial board of the liberal cleveland plain dealer here's what i've done. its, here's who likes me. >> i mean, the trump endorsement is pivotal. pivotal in an ohio republican primary. i covered the last senate contests there, and a lot of the attacks waged against moreno that he is inauthentic, that he's fake. a lot of the comments that are dug up about him our in his business record, maybe when he took a more inclusive, left-leaning position republicans are weaponizing that against him. a lot of those comments were made about jd vance, who remember at one point was a never trumpers, but he still was able to eke out a win in that republican pr

bernie moreno, they may see him as the less electable candidate. this is ohio. he this is a state that donald trump carried by eight points this is a candidate who is talking about january 6. defendants as political prisoners just like trump, it worked in 2022. none of the candidates that democrats elevated, actually one of the general election, they were easier to beat the general election, but the downside is you put people like this potentially in the senate and that's why we see a very thorough debate. and the democratic party about whether they should be doing these kinds of things a presidential election you're right, and that's what's different about 20:22. now where former president donald trump is front and center. i mean, you have him rallying his base. and so his backing could have a different effect. and you're like this one compared to where we were in the midterms. yeah. >> and a lot of these candidates, like as you see the map here >> on your screen, there really democrats will have to pick up she's texas and florida, and they're defending so many

moreno or anything that could assist us with this investigation >> thank you very much. like oh, questions until we translate and then we'll get everybody thank >> thank you. >> thank you >> when i started this what get mos that get no, second buying a key. i'll friends i represent but obviously the >> briefing now continuing in spanish there in houston we learn some new details in the case of this lakewood church shooting, one of the big outstanding questions had been, what was the motive of this shooter of this woman who went into this church between services and open fire with an ar 15 i'm getting a bit more of a clear picture there, perhaps there had been a familial dispute. we learned there from police involving her ex husband, the ex husband's family, some of whom are jewish. they think this may be part of the reason why this is all >> this may be part of the motive. they say they found anti-semitic writings as well in the home of the shooter. and of course, so many questions and we don't know yet the identity of what we learned as a seven-year-old who she had take

and i would say i've been trying to call us moreno is also in close contact with architect tv show. but he has been commissioned by the city of paris to give the avenue just shows that he's a, the historic texas between plus the electron cold dr. 12 and use the reducing the part of the car and getting displays accessible to people is one for a sections. of course we can fix the bang card. so you know, it's a big debate in paris. i think we have to be careful ending. it'd be sent to think about that and this idea allergies. so that's very important. we want to be very methodological. nice as if he cannot fighting the pro or you know, against cars can use, it is not something you are not what they mean. it's old or new inclination the shows that these a will probably always retained its reputation as the most popular shopping streets in the world. my point of view is that i that goes policy is very, i'm leaving until the program of the city as a tourist exceeds the berries as to is the city. in fact, we re requested reconstructing this sounds easy is a, as a to always the purpose beca

but bernie moreno is very angry at other single issue voters.care about abortion which he believes should be an important issue only for women of reproductive age and republican men like bernie moreno and donald trump who want to control women's bodice. here is what he said about abortion when he didn't think he was being recorded. >> thank god my wife didn't hear that one. why? how old is bernie moreno's wife? he is 57. does she agree with him on abortion? does she agree with him that she maybe has no right to an opinion about it? and how perverse a man do you have to be to tell a group of people you don't know something that you don't want your wife to know? those are all questions for bernie moreno when he care to join us on this program. he has an open invitation. joining us now is democrat senator brown. he is a member of the finance committee. and that has made him a target. senator brown, you have had a lot of different opponents running for office in ohio. you have managed to convince ohio voters repeatedly, a majority of them that you a

la policía informó que moreno usaba nombres femeninos y masculinos.sa, wally carranza, envió un comunicado en su página de facebook pidiendo el nombre de la familia oraciones para su nieto de 7 años, quien sufrió heridas en el cerebro y culpando a los servicios de protección infantil de los condados de montgomery y harris que se negaron a quitarle la custodia a una mujer con una enfermedad mental y también culpando al estado de texas por no tener leyes fuertes que hubieran evitado que tuviera un arma. las agencias involucradas no han respondido. no han determinado de que hay algunas indicaciones de que esta persona sufría de problemas mentales. es el menor quien era hijo biológico de la pistolera se encuentra gravemente herido. los policías que dispararon y que las autoridades aseguran evitaron que la tragedia fuera mayor, fueron identificados como 100 moreno, quien disparó su arma y el oficial adrián herrera defendieron el lugar, pusieron sus vidas en riesgo. esta es la casa donde moreno vivía al lado de su hijo, aproximadamente una hora al norte de

but like i said, we are 24 hours into it. >> reporter: investigators say a dispute between moreno and her ex-husband's family, some of whom are jewish, may be related to the shooting. at the church witnesses say the shooter was wearing a trenchcoat and opened fire almost immediately after walking inside. >> the first thing that i thought was like i need to call my kids really hard. and i thought that i maybe will die after that. >> reporter: police confirming moreno entered the church with her 7-year-old son and was armed with multiple weapons and ammunition. two off-duty officers returning fire, killing the shooter. her son critically injured in the crossfire. >> they held their ground in the face of rifle fire at point blank range. and they continued to fire until the perpetrator was neutralized. and they did not yield. >> reporter: law enforcement records show the shooter had at least six prior arrests since 2005, including unlawful carrying of a weapon, which she pleaded guilty to. evading arrest and assault on a public official, which she pleaded to a lesser charge. moreno's neig

forgive us for our sins. >> reporter: before officers take down moreno. has been through six surge -- david, sorry about that. that little boy has been through six surgeries so far, but a bit of good news from his grandmother, she says, as of right now, he is off the ventilator, and he is finally breathing on his own. david? >> david: all right, mireya villarreal in texas. mireya, thank you. >>> in new york city tonight, the man hhattan d.a. is requestg a limited gag order donald trump. here's aaron katersky. >> reporter: with donald trump's first criminal trial now less than a month away, tonight, manhattan district attorney alvin bragg asking a judge to impose a partial gag order on the former president to protect prosecutors, court staff, and jurors. bragg arguing trump's relentless attacks "pose a significant and imminent threat to the orderly administration of this criminal proceeding." trump has targeted the d.a. ever since he was charged with trying to cover up a hush money payment to adult film star stormy daniels in order to hide their alleged af