a.j. has autism. and for the first half of his life, he didn't communicate at all. his mother says that has changed now and wait until you hear what she says changed it. chris incident hample -- kristin >> reporter: how autism affected a little boy for more than half of his life. a.j. didn't speak, he didn't even make sounds. >> i so desperately wanted to just hear what he sounded like. >> reporter: his mom tried everything for her son. then one day during a therapy session, something changed. >> >> he was having a bad day. wasn't really getting much out of it. and so the therapist said let's just take a break and we let him play basketball. >> reporter: the therapist watched a.j. for a few minutes and then decided to continue while he was playing basketball. >> i'll tell anyone he loved basketball before he was born. >> what color is this? >> red. >> red. high five! >> you just start to see his personality start to wake up as he's playing. >> reporter: his mother says the game of basketba

a.j. didn't speak. he didn't even make sounds. >> i so desperately wanted to just hear what he sounded like! >> reporter: the mother tried everything for her son. session, something changed. >> he was having a bad day. wasn't really getting much out of it. and so the therapist said, let's just take a break and we let him play basketball. >> reporter: the therapist watched a.j. for a few minutes and then decided to continue while he was playing basketball. >> he loved basketball before he was born. >> what color is this? >> red! >> red! yea. >> you just start to see his personality start to wake up as he is playing. >> reporter: his mother says the game of basketball has helped her find her son. >> there's so many different emotions going on inside and playing basketball kind of made it all come to center. >> reporter: today his five-word vocabulary has exploded. for his mother, it's the whole world. >> most parents are always like, hey, be quiet, be quiet. to have him talk, you can ask my family, never

live in brussels, a.j. ross, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thank you. the nypd jumping into action moment s after the bombing over night dispatching heavily armed cops at critical transportation spots in new york city. tonight in a attempt to try to reassure new yorkers that the subways are safe the mayor and police commissioner were riding the rails. a pr gimmick maybe? tim fletcher in time's square for us. >> reporter: bill, certainly a day of greatly enhanced security measures throughout the city not only here in time square, busy with tourists and visitors but attacks. late today mayor de blasio and police commissioner bill bratton took to the subway system to change on things today. the mayor took the r train to time's square and talked to several passengers along the way to assure them that the city is safe and that the police commissioner took the number four to grand central and the shuttle across to time's square. he wanted to check on his men force. they are a critical element of this security in the subway system. he was able to talk to rider

kurt bardella, a.j. tell the middle east we're not using a nuclear weapon? >> i would never take any of my cards off the table. >> how about europe? >> i'm not taking it off the table. >> you might use it in europe? >> i'm just saying -- >> i'm not taking cards off the table. i'm not using new mexico. the sane people hear you are and the insane people are not affected by your threats. >> i think they're more affected than you might think. >> okay. your call. >> bob, your response first. >> listen, i think that donald trump going forward, the republican party is going to be picking a nominee over the next four months. i think what republicans are looking for are not arrests of campaign managers, not abortion controversies, they're not nuclear weapons stuff that can attract attention. so i think that they're looking for a little bit more boring. donald trump suggested he's going to be more presidential. i think he's got to be basically more presidential, a little more boring over the next several months be

in brussels i'm a.j. ross, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> also in brussels abc news world news anchor david muir is live at 6:30 from brussels right after this newscast. >>> hundreds of students and professors are demonstrating outside governor coumo's office in new york tonight. some of them laid down on the sidewalk. at least a dozen were arrested. they're protesting what they call disinvestment by the state over the past few years. without a contract for several years. >>> at a vote 2016 and the war of words between republicans ted cruz and donald trump deteriorated into an all new low today. a super pac for cruz released an ad with a photo of trump's wife from a gq shoot from several years ago. trump struck back with a tweet saying he will spill the beans on cruz's wife. >> i don't get angry often, but you mess with my wife, you mess where my kids, that will do it every time. donald, you're a sniveling coward. leave heidi the hell alone. >>> he embodied the spirit of public service, an extraordinary n

for a first look at the weather with a.j. colby, i think, thatat he knows something. a little on the chilly side, not too toughgh to take we have rainfall starting then there could be a wintry mix tonight with the colder air, on radar, thursday rain to the west and then later this afternoon likely have some t showers moving through perhaps in time for the evening commute . a wind advisory beginning at 8:00 p.m. tonight for extreme southeast.m. counties . it looks like a winter storm warning for detroit . with this system, currently 48 degrees lakefront, and you can see the decent amount of sunshine, we tend to underestimate temperatures this time of year it just takes a increases the temperature just a little bit, down at burke lakefront airport clouds will eventually turn into sunshine with winds out of the south . there are 50s to the south south and look at the full 8 -day outlook in mere moments ahes the tearful testimony. >> throat cancer erin andrews gives an emotional account getting dressed when she realized she was b

kurt bardella, a.j. i want to play you something. >> can you tell the middle east we're not using a nuclear weapon? >> i would never take any of my cards off the table. >> how about europe? >> i'm not taking it off the table. >> you might use it in europe? >> no, i don't think so. >> i'm just saying -- >> i'm not taking cards off the table. i'm not using new mexico. the sane people hear you are and the insane people are not affected by your threats. >> i think they're more affected than you might think. >> okay. your call. >> bob, your response first. >> listen, i think that donald trump going forward, the republican party is going to be picking a nominee over the next four months. i think what republicans are looking for are not arrests of campaign managers, not abortion controversies, they're not nuclear weapons stuff that can attract attention. so i think that they're looking for a little bit more boring. donald trump suggested he's going to be more presidential. i think he's got to be basically more

leave it to a.j. to get to the bottom of it. >> trump supersized fight night. >> look at those hands. are they small hands? >> first, rubio's attack on donald's manhood. >> you know what they say about a man with small hands. >> i guarantee you there's no problem. i guarantee it. >> now, donald coming straight to "extra." >> let's talk about the hands, mr. trump. these are the hands that hit a golf ball 285. >> to play a game of -- >> you have pretty good hands. >> the below the belt battle blowing up all over the web. the front page saul over is all over tv. >> hey, there's no problem, you know what i'm saying? >> i think it's finally getting to him. >> no country can sustain. >> and front and center at the fox news debate. >> i have good size hands, and hey say very beautiful hands. >> trump voluntarily measuring up, inching up on a.j.'s eight-inch hands, taking a swipe at rubio at the same time. >> this is the problem with politicians. they're all talk. >> cnn even trying to go there with melanmela

i don't think it will take the opponents that far in the election. >> a.j., i know -- i know, a.j., youout this issue but i want to ask about your guy because it was eloqufw embarrassing donald trump said what he said in the debate about torture and paraphasing but we spoke of the military establishment as they will follow my direction and very quickly did an about face and said he would honor treaties that the united states has with other nations. >> well, i commend mr. trump and i think we're all relieved to hear he clarified he wouldn't ask our military to commit illegal acts. the bigger picture is that is a concern, which it should be for american voters, they should be supporting mr. trump. aside from sanders, the only candidate and i'm including who isn't interested in globe trotting or starting additional wars in the middle east and said the iraq war was a mistake. when we come from concerns of let's preserve our military and make sure that we're not out there committing war crimes or illegal acts, let's look at donald trump's candidacy and the way he said the iraq war was a mist

do i get to be a.j. colby.y. okay. let's have a look at our scattered showers from earlier fom this morning on storm fox moving to the south and east e 46 degrees at hopkins currently akron canton 41 west or here's a look lo at our planner for today 104ody step off at the parade route here downtown cleveland sun and clouds temperatures around 50. there will be a spotty shower around it does not look like a big deal thoughpe mid- 50s at five. 46 wendy colder 10:00 reading group camera time lapse courtesy of the city of cleveland showing g what a gorgeous sunrise on the st. patrick's day a few high clouds and you can see that was beginning to break up off to the west as 40s all across the buckeye state. couple of 50s popping up there zanesville parkersburg huntingtonp southpointe the wintry weather still to thei northwest but eventually some snowflakesl may stink into our neck of the width that will bema tomorrow and perhaps last into the afternoon. i would say the best chance for seeing any snowflakes would beth overnig

a.j. is live breaking down the process officers go through to prevent things like this from happening. >> reporter: it definitely is a process. they will have to go through about 600 plus hours of training. it's about a full work week. i sat down with a law enforcement officer and found out what goes into that. you've put them in the car. >> reporter: in toting, he has 27 years of law enforcement experience. any officer in the state has a stat-mandated course. the man shot officer turner with a .380 handgun. >> it's easy to conceal. >> reporter: ebony thorn tells me the guns are primarily used for concealed, personal weapons. the officers have live search training to find contraband objects, sometimes as small as hand cuff keys. there are obvious locations to find them. >> the immediate area behind where you're cuffed. most individuals are placed on an individual with their hands behind them. >> reporter: gregory tells me, even with all the trains, every situation is different. >> how can

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. >> reporter: the therapist watched a.j. for a few minutes and then decided to continue while he was playing basketball. >> he loved basketball before he was born. >> what color is this? >> red! >> red! yea. >> you just startrsonality start to wake up as he is playing. >> reporter: his mother says the game of basketball has helped her find her son. >> there's so many different emotions going on insideaying basketball kind of made it all come to center. >> reporter: today his vocabulary has exploded. for his therapist, it's huge. world. >> most parents are always like, hey, be quiet, be quiet.lk, you can ask my family, never once have i ever said, a.j., be quiet. i'll never say that, because i had twof quiet. yea! >> that was wbtv's kristen >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the rise in food halls and dozens open around the country. the late show host stephen

a.j., we all saw what happened in chicago.g, bernie sanders supporters, all the left wing groups and legitimized being invited to the obama white house. i don't like the sounds of what they're predicting here. thoughts? >> right. it is donald trump who is somehow to blame for what they do. right? ironic part. what i find funny is we hear when they're legitimized, they are. they're referred to as protesters. protesters are people outside, with signs exercising their free speech. right? once they come inside the venue and look to silence those around them, it's against federal law. they're committing a federal crime. you cannot disrupt or protest inside a venue where the secret service is providing protection. they're committing a federal crime. this is a fact. yet, where do you hear this in the media? lionized, praised even as protester who is are nobly exercising the right. they're criminal thugs. >> larry, you know, you saw the video of a guy that jumps the barrier, you know, like we see right there on the screen. jumps the b

leave it to a.j. to get to the bottom of it. >> trump supersized fight night. >> look at those hands. are they small hands? >> first, rubio's attack on donald's manhood. >> you know what they say about a man with small hands. >> i guarantee you there's no problem. i guarantee it. >> now, donald coming straight to "extra." >> let's talk about the hands, mr. trump. >> look at these hands. these are the hands that hit a golf ball 285. >> to play a game of -- >> you have pretty good hands. >> the below the belt battle blowing up all over the web. the front page saul over is all over tv. >> hey, there's no problem, you know what i'm saying? >> i think it's finally getting to him. >> no country can sustain. >> and front and center at the fox news debate.

for a second plus just on having this tape. >> reporter: the man behind the post, that samehe time, a.j. delario. here in a recorded deposition saying he received it from an anonymous source. >> i enjoyed watching. i found it very amusing. >> reporter: lawyers asking him, is there any celebrity sex tape he wouldn't consider newsworthy? >> a client. >> reporter: gawker calling the remark flip, made only after he said he wouldn't post a tape of a may have been flip, he may have been sarcastic, he may not have meant it at all, when you're in a deposition, your words matter. and your words can be usedainst you. >> reporter: did lawyers asking gawker founder nick denton whether he thought posting the video would be distressing to hogan. >> no, i didn't. >> because my job disseminate information. and that's our social function. >> reporter: brows through gawker.com and on its front page, mostly political coverage. noticeably missing are thes stories the site was once famous for. hogan's team put a journal improve soar on the stand, mike foley, university of florida, who testified that gawker

this isn't about hogan's morals but gawker's, putting its culture on trial, reading e-mails between a.j. delario, then editor in chief, and a young woman pleading to have gawker take down a video showing her having sex. >> in her e-mail she writes, i am the girl in it, and it was stolen from me and put up without my permission. >> reporter: he later writes to the young woman. >> it's not getting taken down, it's a dumb mistake you made, happens to the best of us. >> reporter: ultimately the tape was taken down. >> the more evidence that they can present that gawker leaders behaved badly or recklessly, the better chance they have of jury. >> reporter: the defense making the argument that hogan's sex life is fair game because he's >> i got a size 15 -- wear a size 15 ring. figure it out. two-thirds the size of your feet and hands. >> reporter: playing a radio show clip where hogan discusses the size of his machinehood with shock jock bubba the love sponge. >> you're claiming maybe to have a 10-inch [ bleep ]? >> reporter: hogan's team bringing out claims of their own. >> 28.9% change in v

a.j. davis finished with a game high 20 points to go with nine rebounds at the shot clock buzzer and ucf takes the lead, 53-49. for 12 seconds to play. knights have the ball down three and a.j. davis throws the ball away, one of 21 turn overs and that's that. they win 65-63, and knights finishing a disappointing season 12 of 18. >> sometimes you get young guys and you have to experience it and you guys let them play through a lot much stuff because i knew it wasn't necessarily about the -- as much as it was the future and i think that sometimes you have the young guys and they haven't experienced it and there's usually inconsistency. >> we struggle with the group sometimes and because we struggled more with our young guys than our -- >> we have pretty big roles and means but i think just the experience in growing, in, you know, just getting to know our team, and, you know, having the team -- and stuff like that; it's going to help us. >> and now, in the post game press conference, donnie j

a.j. says some people are worried it will do the opposite. >> kim flies out of rdu twice a month for business always makes sure to come well before her flight time. last summer we went to southern europe and literally spent an to find a spot. it was insane. >> saying parking a problem. >> we need to improve this experience. >> andrew says that's the reason the airport is introducing online booking allows customers to assure they have a spot well before arriving. >> book online you'll be able to maintain the prices that have been recently. >> for the most part. >> says they are prepared for a bumps but it will be for the best. >> we want it to work we want our customers to understand it, to appreciate it and learn how to use it for their benefit. >> however for frequent fliers like hessa it is one more item on an already busy to do list. >> i think it will be complicated not so much fun, you know, i still have to come regularly to the airport so i'll adjust. new system is worth the extra ef

live from brussels, i'm a.j. ross, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you very much and "good morning america" will have more coverage from newscast. >>> and developing right now, in iraq another setback is looming for isis. the iraq army says it has launched its long awaited offensive to recapture the northern city of mosul. an iraqi forces already have already retaken several villages east of the city. and the u.s. led coalition is providing air support for the operation. it fell to isis back in 2014. >>> back here in local news the family of acue gurley says the fight is not over after prosecutors said they will not seek jail time for the former police officer who killed him. peter liang was convicted of manslaughter last month after shooting gunfire doe in a lark -- gurley in a darkened stairwell. the da is recommending liang receive house arrest and probation but again no jail time. gurley's family calls that decision absurd. >> had the tables been reversed, akai gurley would be in prison. this minute, this

abc7ny, eyewitness news reporter, a.j. ross is travel to go belgium. look for updates from her later on eyewitness news. >>> let's take a look at the weather. we have amy freeze in for bill evans. she has the after school accuweather forecast. >> it's going to be warmer than yesterday for sure. heading to the bus stop, it matters f. you're in the sunshine waiting, it's going to feel okay. bit of a chill today. the afternoon. 54 degrees sounds good. we see gusts coming out of the west and southwest, up to 15, 20 miles per hour through the afternoon. get ready for warmer temperatures tomorrow. that will be the day. we're going to the upper 60s. i'll have details in the straight ahead. >>> a call to ban plastic bags. one lawmaker on long island, pushing for a county wide ban a disability that keeps you from working can mean broken dreams fractured hopes shattered lives. turn to disability justice, the social security disability experts, they can help you get the benefits you earned and put your life back together again. disability justice. call eight hund

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>> t >> reporter: on the stand, former gawker editor a.j. daulerio. >> a.j.ario is the guy who wrote the article. he's the guy who got the tape and the guy who came across as incredibly callus in the deposition that the plaintiff's presented. that is so important in this case. if these jurors hate him and hate gawker, they're in trouble. >> he was at times sarcastic and consistently unapologetic. >> not out loud laugher, but it is a smirk, yeah. >> because you don't think the first amendment is that serious, do you? >> it's very serious. >> reporter: and he may have handed the $100 million case to hogan on the stand admitting there was no news value in some of what he published. >> it didn't really matter whether or not it was a morbid and sensational prying into people's lives for its own sake. that didn't matter to you, did it? >> no. >> reporter: he didn't back down from his decision to publish the tape that hogan says was filmed without his consent. >> they played it for mo mons and it made so much damage, we had to live with it. >> reporter: hulk hogan i

live in brussels, a.j. ross, channel 7, eyewitness news. president obama took a moment to acknowledge the brussels terror attacks during the trip to he assured the belgium people that the u.s. stands with them in solidarity. >> this is yet another reminder must be together regardless of anything. we can and we will de feat those who threaten the safety and security of people all around the world. >> president obama also said the u.s. will provide any help needed in bringing the terrorists to justice. >> anyone who was out and about today likely saw security bumped up on subways, planes and trains. in florida passengers on a flight that was coming in from brussels had no idea the attacks until their plane was held on the tarmac. this happened at orlando. that flight was searched. it was one of the last flights out of brussels today. that brussels airport now closed. it will stay that way until wednesday. with more on security at airports, m.j. is at jfk. >> reporter: terminal 4, the international arrivals has the busiest time at one of the o

here with reaction, conservative columnist a.j. delgado and former white house press secretary ari fleischer is with us. a.j., you were right about trump's rise way before people and we were discussing this on twitter and dead-on accurate. when marco rubio, who i know you used the like and i have always likes him, invoking the kkk in spite of many disavows, disavow, disavow, to me it's a bridge too far. to me, in my mind conjures up a conspiracy to go scorched earth and destroy the party because they're not winning. >> absolutely. and i think the establishment has a choice to make. they could either go with rub yes's disgusting tactics lately or they can realize that trump will be the nominee so they could either get on board or they can choose to reveal themselves to be puppets of the donor class, people who are not with the american people and standing against immigration, the trump is with us. it's a case of, you know, to borrow my fellow guest's former boss's tomorrow, you are with us, with trump and standing against illegal im

we begin our coverage with a.j. ross in brussels for us. a.j.? >> reporter: a beautiful mosaic of heartfelt notes, to blow here breathing new life into a city stunned by terror and destruction tuesday. >> it's really like emotional. i think we are like falling apart for three days and today everything has come out now. it feels good to be able to gather. >> reporter: with at least 31 dead and over 300 injured the ripple effects of these devastating attacks have been felt all over the world and even here at home where the exact number of injured americans is still unclear. >> there are a number of u.s. citizens who are at large who are not accounted for and we have not been giving out a precise figure for obvious reasons on that. with any kind of mass casualty event, we try to talk about that a little bit whether it's a natural disaster or whether it's a terrorist attack. >> reporter: relatives of missing american alex penzokski spent the better part of hospital joining several other american families now in belgium searching for missing loved one

a.j., your thoughts? >> he's absolutely right. listen. think voters will realize going forward and so we'll see trump with higher numbers than currently forecasted to have in the upcoming primaries because of what happened in belgium. immigration is a national security issue and there's no one better on immigration than donald trump. you have the temporary ban that everybody said was so crazy. now the same people saying, you know what? maybe it's a good idea and no one on national security and terrorism astute whether it's that bin laden hitting the u.s. or something dire going on in belgium and look what happened today and then thirdly only other option of trump is ted cruz. no offense to ted cruz. i like him, two years ago on this network said let in syrian refugees. so i think if you look at belgium and think who's my candidate, no question if you want to avoid a belgium situation in the u.s., you got to go with trump and a lot of vote earls realizing that today. >> peter johnson jr., cbs poll "the new york times" poll with donald trum

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joining me is conservative columnist a.j.lyanne conway, a superpac reporting ted cruz. hello to you, both of you. good to see you. a.j., donald trump denies that violence is taking place at his events but it's happening. he's wrong. we've seen it, so why not tell it like it is? >> well, it's not really happening. when you think about it, how many rallies have there been? dozens. thousands of people attend the rallies. and you've had a couple of skirmishes not in chicago but there hasn't been a problem with violence at donald trump's rallies but you're seeing this narrative pushed by the establishment and media overall because they want these rallies to cease and the level of discourse on this issue to grow to the point that there's enough pressure put on trump so he has to see these rallies which obviously help trump. it's a positive message, a positive environment where trump supporters gather and we galvanize the base and that obviously helps the trump movement. so i think what is happening is an agenda-driven push to have

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eyewitness news reporter a.j. ross has the story. >> reporter: today's trump protest drew an impressive crowd here, and demonstrators say they're planning another one for when mr. trump comes back to new york. arrests and some people were pepper sprayed hundreds more gathered peacefully. not everyone is convinced donald trump is capable of making america great again. chanting and voicing their objections, hundreds of protesters took to the streets of new york city saturday afternoon, marching from columbus circle to trump tower on fifth avenue to show the gop front runner he doesn't have everyone's vote. >> trump ignorance bigotry towards us. so we're calling for it to end. >> we're here to counter mr. trump's hateful rhetoric against immigrants, muslims, and many other groups of people. he claims to have the support, and we're not going to let him have it that easily. >> i think it's good to show him that a lot of people don't approve of what he's saying. his rhetoric is really hateful. officers stood by ensuring

former editor in chief of gawker, a.j. daulerio, the one who posted the sex deposition on wednesday saying celebrity sex tapes are newsworthy as long as the child is 5 years or older. video deposition of nick denton, the founder of gawker, was also played in court. he said he was happy about the hogan's sex tape exclusive, and said it's there job to satisfy readers interests. 10 news will be back in the courtroom today. to watch the trial live, download our 10 news app. just search w-t-s-p in your device's app store. before you head out to your car for work this morning...we have a crime alert to warn you about. it's a trend we've warned you about before...but officials all over the tampa bay area say they're more burglars getting into your cars when you leave them unlocked. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live at the pasco county sheriff's office. say the solution comes down to locking up. - and these videos out proof. - he jogs up to this gold car you see on few seconds to it's locked and moves on to the car next to it

. >> reporter: he spoke about a.j. dau lerks rio and nick denton as rule breakers who have no problem ruining lives. >> what's disturbing about gawker is not what they do in a vacuum, it's how proud they are of it. >> reporter: gawker's attorney made it a point to mention that the one reason everybody is here is because of a sex tape that hogan's team never made a point to show. >> it contained 9 seconds of sexual activity. >> reporter: sullivan explaining to the jury that this wasn't a sex tape but video to go along with commentary of a guy that publicly would speak about his sex life >> he has consistently chosen to put his private life out there. made it newsworthy, and a ruling for from the jury against them could change the precedent for what's posted on the internet. >> public figures will use our courts to punish people for saying things that they frankly do not like. >> reporter: and the begin began -- and the jury again began deliberating at 1:30 this afternoon after a lunch break. >>> it's a sad fact. the peo

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