he was a this is mohammed ali, my very good friends. so malcolm still cared about mohammed ali. and when he saw him he started to say mohammed and started going to him and mohammed looked at him and his eyes and he said he should not have said that about the honorable elijah mohammed and he turned around and walked away. and my angelo and she said that malcolm said i've lost a lot, maybe too much. it broke in. it almost broken. >> and ultimately in the case of mohammed ali he stayed in the nation of islam for another decade or so. >> 1975 after elijah mohammed died and he moves into a more orthodox islamic direction. >> so he becomes a more orthodox muslim. >> right. a couple of things about the book. >> several people thought they were brothers and that certainly part of it. one person said they were like blood brothers but beyond that, beyond blood, boxing is a sports of blood, politics was a sports of blood. this is a violent time for america. we are trying to get that sense of america. yet how do you maintain your relationship between two powerful people during that time? >>

ali: i see. me to put these things up all over the neighborhood as development is growing and rather than looking at boarded things, i would rather look at art. ali: exactly. , they will write over everything other than the art. ali: it is good that they respect that, you know. yeah. narrator: while ali isn't involved in street art anymore, it's not hard to see the traces in his work. 2008, where graffiti art seems to confront the persian miniatures. many artists make sketches in preparation for the big paintings. ali is turning that idea on its head, making charcoal drawings, some of them quite graffiti-like , derived from parts of his bigger oil paintings. this painting is taken from a section of the painting that he just finished working on. section where i wanted to capture in the drawing the little children of the painting, and then a sort of girl up and find their in a way. -- then they sort of girl up and find their own way. ♪ is a painter with exceptional technique. it is not just the hig

so was his nephew, ali. >> (translated): ali called from riyadh prison, and he asked me about something that was written in the court papers. he'd been charged with sedition and treason. ali is a young child. he asked me, "dad, what does that mean?" ali asked me, "what is treason, dad?" >> narrator: a saudi court convicted him of organizing protests by text message and participating in a terror cell. he was sentenced to death. his family says he was tortured into confessing. >> (translated): him being part of a terrorist organization is very far from what ali believes in. it's very far from that. they are only asking for reform. >> (translated): the sentence really shocked me. i didn't expect the judge would dare sentence a young boy in that way. >> (translated): the regime has no right to execute them. they are sentenced with this because they want to crush any groups that ask for reform in the country. here is my son ali at nursery school with the rest of his class. these are the last pictures i have of him before he was arrested. >> narrator: saudi officials publicly defended the arr

shawnee smith so i want to give him full credit for writing the book because quite frankly, mohammad ali was my champion. if you like boxing and follow boxing, people live through the 1930s and 40s, joe louis was the champion. .. >> >> i think the first half of the '60s, the great black leaders martin luther king dr. max and probably cassius clay. >> later became muhammad ali. >> i wasn't a teenager and we sent boxes in 19601 of the boxes even though knocked out in the first round of the fighting british to get a photograph of himself as the eventual winner of the division the winner of that division at battle and six was to? >> cassius clay and quite frankly wouldn't be hard to get your picture he was every place in the olympics. [laughter] i remember reading. and they would exchange pins in "the new york times" said the official winner of exchanging pins in the olympics was cassius clay. foreign athletes to an expanded enormous amount of energy running around the olympic village and rome meeting everybody and excepting every interview probably was not a good thing to do other than he w

ali a's mom said he sent her a mej message about what happened. he said i ants door and ali a comes up and the cops help her put her pants on. soy started laugh. ali a's grandfather was watching her at the time and he no idea she called any one. let alone 911-50-6789 she brought the phone to me and i thought somebody had called. so when i answered it, nobody was there. and when i hung up, 911 called me back. he said she was watching cartoons. her mom says the fact that ali a dialed 911 was kind of surprising.. >> i showed it to her but i didn't know that she really kneg what she was doing. >> although ali a made a call for help for a nonemergency. the responding officer is thank okay someone said fashion police. pretty good wurchltz the deputies that deal with these situions all day say the fashion emergency call was a really nicicchange of pace. live in the newsplex. shireen sandoval. 7 news. >>> >> lynn: that was cute. >> welt, movie lovers lins up. a couple of heavy weights are filming a new flick here in miami beach. they are filming baywatch

it is a joke. >> aly: that's pretty on heft. you make the call. a simple yes or no. but right athis moment, did you think the bearcats make the ncaa tournament? have they done enough? go to the local 12 facebook page to vote. were recognize. sumner was named to the all big east freshman team. first in scoring. head coaches cannot vote for their own players. >>> indian. against 14 rank maryland. on senior day he made the 133 start of his career. maryland jumped out to a legal. yogi backwards pass, iu up four. yo gip when the does that you just want to call him by his watch this pass great court awareness. he finishes it. 80-62. >>> coming up next ohio state and penn state. uc tries to beat yukon for the third time. uk will be playing alabama or old miss on friday. >>> we look back on some key the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others-by us- who believe it, too. u.s. bank -- the >> aly: you make the call, you think the bearcats make the tournament? have

aly: we live where that home burned down on sunday night. you can see the damage to the house behind me. anderson county coroner that 5-year-old sophia rhodes has died from her injuries. fire officials tell us the child was found between a wall and a couch in the home. the little girl was rushed to the burn unit in augusta. she died monday night of smoke inhalation. friends of the family say sophia was the youngest of five children. aly myles wyff news 4 live in honea path. allyson: see why. an update now out of cleveland -- thank you. an update now out of cleveland county, north carolina, where a husband and wife were killed in a house explosion. family members say j.b. and naomi newton died when a vehicle hit a propane tank on east stagecoach trail. the driver of the vehicle had non-life threatening injuries. neighbors say there have been other accidents at that curved section of the road. geoff: in spartanburg county the , coroner now says the four usc upstate students killed in a crash in october had been drinking alcohol. the incident h

ali velshi "on target" is next. >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight. are marijuana in america. legalization is paving the way for big business but it also exposes plenty of problems that need to be solved. americans' attitude towards illicit drug use has softened over the years. 23 states have legalized marijuana for use, california, oregon, washington and colorado, legalized portions of spall amounts of marijuana for personal use. now officially, state laws decriminalizing pot are at odds with federal law which bans it but since drug prosecutions are mostly done at the state level decriminalization is here to stay. next door in canada, local jurisdictions have experimented with decriminalizing marijuana but canada's new prime minister, justin trudeau promises to make pot the law of the land. drug use is considered a public health issue not a crime. since 2001, porsche gal porschet only decriminalized it, less than a ten day supply that person appears before a three judge panel activitying of a lawyer, a doctor and a social worker. recommending treatment for addiction, small fi

. >> cammy: buzzer beaters are on the losing >> aly: all right so we have to remember to keep this is perspective. let's put ourselves in the sports buble. it has been a heart breaking year for cincinnati teams and fans. they have been left with the what just happened moments. most recently buzzer beating decisions in the march madness tournament. friday uc lost to saint jo's. and last night, xavier losing on a skate away corner three after wisconsin inbounds with two seconds remaining xavier was called for an offensive foul. one thing after the next for cincinnati teams. >> i don't see how the bengals don't win that football game. >> i don't believe in that stuff. that's sports. it is what it is. >> i said it to myself, not again about 50 times, not again. it's been happening all year >> no would could understand that we emotion when it went in. >> aly: not bad luck, just sports. own local12.com skinny has rated the top losses. head over to vote. >> aly: so just three days after the bearcats season came to an end, unlv has been able to talk to cronin. hoosiers head coach, tom crane n

that's looking at alis. mr. sullivan: i believe they have a draft report over on the hill right now. that might be helpful. to look for that. in fact, i can probably make sure that the committee gets a draft copy of that. mr. turner: that would be great. we should. because we had significant concerns for the maintenance group. mr. sullivan: this team is focused really on o.n.s. and alis and things like that. mr. bogdan: can i make one or comment? if you went to eggland air force base today or if you want to luke air force base, what you'd find over the past year is, not all but many of the maintenance work-arounds and burdens that we placed on the matt: daners over the last few years -- over the maintainers over the last few years are systemically getting improved. we're not anywhere where we need to be with alis but i think what you get from the maintainers, if you talk to them today, is the fact that they do indeed see an improvement each and every time we put out a new version of software. which means the tre

celebrating muhammad ali.ome of us may still be recovering from the oscars but we're about to take you to an art festival breaking new ground, or new air. new york city host a celebration of the best films shot with drones. it's a growing field and it's gaining international attention. we have gone along to see some of the highflying productions, hoping to win a prize. >> people have a lot of trepidation about drones. i don't know whether it is because of the word drone and its association with war and killing. that's not what we use. we use drones for art. i started the drone film festival -- i shoot a lot of aerial art myself, and i was looking for a place to submit my work. their just were nine. since i started, it has taken on a different role as a liaison between art and people's acceptance of drone technology. there's so many different subjects. volcanoes, sharks, buildings, landscapes. that's what is fun and exciting about it. people are finding new ways to shoot amazing things with drones. >> i'm defin

thank you alley ali-- thank you, ali. our coverage continues in a few minutes. >>> welcome back to our extensive coverage of super tuesday. we will start with david shuster for the latest on the results and what they mean. a big night for double-stranded and clinton, cruz but not so good for marco rubio and bernie sanders. but that might change with minnesota. >> you see ted cruz with wins in texas and oklahoma. all the reds states go to donald trump. look at the results right now in the minnesota race on the republican side. here you will see marco rubio at 37%. so this could be the state that gets him into the win column and again he desperately needs a win to say why he should continue until florida, which is in two weeks which is winner take all. going through all the results so far. on the republican side the state of texas, again ted cruz has won texas 42 to 27. he will get of the majority. oklahoma another victory for ted cruz. 34 to 28. he will get a majority, 43 delegates in oklahoma. georgia, this is a big win f

"ali velshi on target" is next. >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight the real deal. you can't deny that donald trump looks like the republican nominee for the white house. like it or not. get real, republican party, one day after his super tuesday victories there is no denying that donald trump is now real deal and yet the republican party establishment and a confused news media are still in denial over trump's dominance at the polls. with the momentum he now has trump is poised to win the gop nomination for be president. >> we've gone from x number to a much larger number. that hasn't happened to the republican party in many, many decades. >> trump has won ten out of the 15 primary contests the republican party has had so far. he's won in the suburban snort. he has won in the rural south. he's won over wealthy voters and those in the working class. he's got evangelicals voting for him and he has agnostics. trump is riding on such broad support that he now talks of a quote new coalition to underpin the republican party. but trump is not a sure thing yet. ted cruz has

. >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight. i'm ali velshi, "on target" tonight. the controversial recruit. fighting for america, when they aren't even citizens. no doubt this week's attacks in belgium will heat up the rhetoric on immigration in the united states. donald trump spopped almost immediately saying, quote, we have to have strong borders, we have to be very vigilant and careful who we allow into our country. >>> some immigration analysts are already harping on the visa waiver program that lets immigrants into the united states with little scrutiny they say. thousands or millions of unauthorized immigrants who overstay their visa illegally. it is the truth, immigration system is broken. they aren't leaving any time soon no matter what the republican front runner says during this presidential race. meanwhile, the be be democratic whowfwhite house applies band ao them. real comprehensive immigration reform remains stalled in congress. but as the immigration debate blends in more with the national security debate at least in the minds of voters the u.s. arm

welcome to huntington, one of money magazine's best banks in america. >> aly: righty blakewood still he allowed four runs. simon on the other hand, in his first outing pitches three perfect innings. spring. >> obviously it has been a long stretch since i played. i'm excited to be out here. when you get something you love taken away from you and you that much harder to >> cammy: well way at difference a few minutes can make. cbs news is projecting that hillary clinton and donald trump has won the arizona primary. >> rob: recounting the terrorist attacks in brussels, 34 people are dead. evidence has been found that more attacks may have been in the works. and bomb making materials. we will bring you the latest developments on good morning cincinnati. >> cammy: final check of >> breezy 60 degrees >> jon: stephen colbert! ( band playing intro music ) ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by cbs

that is not the case with alis. the next increment capability that we're delivering is 2.02 and we were supposed to have that fielded by august of this year. i am estimating that that delivery of that system is probably about 60 days late now. i'll not sure if we'll be able to pull that schedule back any. if that is the case, then it will be up to the u.s. air force to decide what to do in august when it comes to alis 2.02 if it's going to be about 60 days late. >> anyone else wish to comment? >> i would only say that we have another team that is looking specifically at alis and i believe that they have a draft report over on the hill right now. that might be helpful to look for that. in fact, i could probably make sure that the committee gets a draft copy of that. >> that would be great. we should. because we had significant concerns for the maintenance group. >> yeah. so this team is focused really on o & s and alis. >> thank you. >> one other comment about alis, quickly? >> if you went to eglin air force base tod

aly: i just wanted to show you this. in north carolina and south carolina, we do not get stickers like this. if you look at georgia, there is a peach on it as well. aly myles wyff news 4 live in hartwell. geoff: thank you. hundreds of delegates up or grabs. it is super tuesday, the biggest decision day so far. tracie potts has what to expect in washington. tracie potts: bernie sanders voting back home in vermont this morning, the one state he is almost sure to win today. >> i am confident that there is across the country. we are going to do well. if not, we will be struggling. tracie potts: hillary clinton is 10 points ahead of the national poll and she is headed to florida to watch results there tonight. 12 states choose candidates today, and 10 work both parties compete, plus, democrats and colorado and republicans in alaska. texas, the largest, a must win for ted cruz. marco rubio and ted cruz are fighting to finish strong to take on donald trump in win or in washington this morning, a strong review from the house spe

"ali velshi on target" is next. >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, america's cold war in the caribbean is fast coming to an end. the united states and cuba are taking steps to end more than half a century of disagreement. yet the embar go is in place. cuba is in the throes of change and the relationship with the ufts may never bunited states pe same. president obama has removed some restrictions on trade and bank and this month he traveled to the country. no sitting president has set foot in havana since calvin coolidge sailed there in 1928. but president obama spoke to them live from the great theater of havana. listen. >> i believe the citizens should be free speak their mind without fear to organize and to criticize their government and to protest peacefully. and that the rule of law should not include arbitrary detensions of peopldetentionsof people whoe rights. >> our reporter david ariosto used to live in havana, as a base to report on it for an american audience. he went back to have a look at the america's policy and how

ali velshi is next. ♪ >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight.'m at the mow jahi air and space museum. replacement to the ship, the vss, version spaceship unity is all new and it's addressed a lot of the safety issues that were concerns when that last spaceship went down. i'll show you that and more over the next half hour. the business of space. a new age is dawning for space exploration. a new commercial space age. >> we're democratizing space. not just you and me and some massive model of a government program. >> and with that comes a new space economy. private american companies racing to advance the technology that will challenge our concept of space and redefine how it relates to us. they call it a new fron front . >> a wild west, a gold rush of sorts to mine asteroids and the moon for precious metals. >> we believe a hunk of the ploon you can hold in your hands be worth $1 billion. >> and eventually. colonize mars. >> there will be losses of money. >> it's a high stakes investment with no guarantees. and just whit seems all is lost: >> tel

charles trippy is talking to his girlfriend ali's mom and dad.d he has a big question. >> you obviously know i love your daughter very, very much and just wanted to ask for your blessing to ask her for her hand in may remembrriage. >> yes, yes, i think she'll marry you. i love you two together. >> both of them are stoked. >> charles, you know what? you just made me a real happy man. >> he's recording all of this because as we know he's been documenting his life for the last several years. in fact, he started a web series called internet killed television featuring he and his now wife. yes, his ex-wife and current wife are named ali and we followed his journey including the diagnosis of his brain tumor and divorce from alison. but as life continued to happen, he continued to document his experiences. and we also met his new girlfriend, alison. all the experiences are culminating in this beautiful moment. as you see here, charles is showing us the ring. >> so today is the day i'm going to ask alison to marry me. >> they are out at the park, they ha

i'm john seigenthaler, ali is next. >>> i'm ali velshi "on target" tonight the end game in syria, a fragile ceasefire holds. isil is still a threat. and bashar al-assad still has the upper hand. peace is elusive in syria, a cessation of hostilities brokered by the united states and russia is holding for a six day running. there has been numerous violations along the front lines separating government troops. the united states special envoy for syria, stefan de-mistura is hopeful and says the situation in syria is fragile. success is not guaranteed. progress is visible. a sign. process is the renewed shipment of aid going to civilians in some of the pors effected areas. now for the hard part, negotiating anend to a brutal war about to enter a sixth year. representatives are expected to meet in geneva next week, for a new round of talks shepherded by the unenjoy stefan de-mistura. the rebels broke up into competing factions. turkey, and, of course, the united states. syrian president regained the initiative on the ground. he has backing from russia and iran. complicating matters is isil, which

i'm joh john seigenthaler, see u tomorrow night and ali velshi is >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight. out of reach. doctors have a miracle drug to cure disease. here's the problem, some patients can't get it fast enough to save their lives. >>> much of the recent outrage orover rising rice rising pricer prescription drugs is martin screlling. he decided it would be okay to raise a cancer drug price by 500%. his business plans involve buying old prescription drugs and jacking up their prices. the the plan is that undermining the strategy by speeding up the approval process by competitors to older drugs which are made by just one company. but older drugs are not the only problem. in 2014, overall spending on prescription drugs in america jumped 12.2% to nearly $300 billion. this is five times the increase from the year before. one big reason for that spike: expensive new drugs that can cure hepatitis c. an estimated 3.5 million americans are infected by hepatitis c. it's a potential fatal virus that can kim. often in effect drunk users that share dirt 80ed in les. c

now, ali, let me start with you.out sort of the course of events last night and when violent interactions actually started. can you walk us through what you saw prior to the event and then when the announcement was made that it would be canceled? >> sure. so when the rally started we looked around and you can survey the arena and kind of see where the factions were lying. if you think about how a stadium set-up would be, there were sections literally all protesters. all groups of people who were planning on disrupting throughout the course of the rally. we saw throughout the course of events as the start time was originally start set to start at 6:00 p.m., we did see protesters and supporters begin to start clashing. whether they were screaming at each other, a few were escorted out. i remember taking this photo and tweeting a picture of a man who took a trump sign and ripped it and supporters were yelling at him and protesters were yelling back. tensions were stirring even before the rally began. obviously escalatin

ali velshi "on target" is coming up next. don't go away. >>> i'm ali velshi "on target" tonight. avoiding another financial collapse, the real choices your elected officials will be forced to make when the next recession hits. who you vote for matters more than you think. america's economy is doing well even if turbulence in the rest of the world is causing anxious among economists. in february, 240 thouds net jobs were added -- 240,000 net jobs were added. unemployment was low. >> observing hourly pay for workers rose by 22.2% over the past 12 mont bs, it's not -- months, it's not fantastic but is a sign employers are confident enough about economic prospects for now to pay workers a little more and add more to the payroll. yet the stock market. the off-sighted barometer for confidence has been looking shaky, as you can see. stock prices have slipped by close to 3%. those sax markets, by the -- same markets, by the way, is still up. all is up 50% over the past five years, tell that to investors as the growth slows down, see europe and japan struggle and add the bad memories that

i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. the news continues here on al jazeera america. a wave of fear is sweeping over europe. charlie hebdo in paris, verviers in belgium, belgian youngsters threatening to mount attacks from syria. terror, all in the name of islam.

i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us.ernment are doing what they need to do in order to protect their citizens. i don't think this state is going to take this and appropriate manner until we're dragging dead bodies out of buildings >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. this special

>> i'm ali velshi. >> i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target" tonight. who is to blame for the troubling incidents at trump rallies and how can you keep both sides from going too far? one day before another round of presidential primaries, all eyes are focused on republican front runner donald trump. actually all eyes are focused on the rhetoric on the campaign trail. while his appearances have gone by without a hitch so far this week, a melee forced him to cancel a rally in chicago he was about to hold. and one protester rushed trump on stage. in the my event, donald trump has come under a braj of barragf criticism. trump said he would pay the legal fees of one overzealous supporter in north carolina. >>> escorted out of a trump rally. and crash his rallies is being construed as being construed by some as i incitement to violenc. >> it is a bernie person, it is a bernie person. there is a guy charging the stage. probably i.s.i.s. or i.s.i.s.-related. >> isn't this better than listening to a long boring speech? looks like go home to mommie, bye-bye. >> p

"ali velshi on target" is up next, don't go away. >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight. countering i.s.i.l. how the group of got so powerful so fast and what america can do to protect people from the threat. slowly but surely, i.s.i.l. is losing ground in iraq and syria but don't kid yourself. it is far from defeated as a global force of violence. after blitzing across both countries in 2014 i.s.i.l. fighters have spent the last six months getting killed or driven out of some key places. like ramadi in iraq and aleppo in syria. what's more, i.s.i.l. last lost some key road connections, linkining the iraqi city of mosl with territory it controls in syria. american special force he are helping the iraqi government and cushtkurdish informs rolling i.. back. and syrian troops are fighting both i.s.i.l. and the u.s. backed rebels. either way, i.s.i.l. is on the defensive now in both syria and iraq butter the group is very much on the offensive everywhere else. the i.s.i.l. ideology is morphed into a franchise that's being taken up by the likes of boko haram in nigeria and gri

. >> ali velshi on target. >>> this is "talk to al jazeera", i'm ali velshi, joined by culinary artistnd restaurant owner marcus samuelsson. if you want to be your job, you have to bus and wait tables and do your thing. >> yes.. >> your programme goes into high schools. tell me about it? . >> well my experience taught me two things, i thought what do my surroundings look like - there was never people of colour, and few women. i thought about it it, the day i have an opportunity to give back, i want to hire more diverse kitchen. we see that really it is a programme that is started by richard grasman where he focussed on after school programme, and giving them simple tools in life skills through cooking. right, showing up on time, making an armalet. being disciplined. and eventually if you do that well, you get a scholarship, and eventually go to college. very often for free, full scholarship to go to places like cornell, the culinary newt of america. major scholarships. and 15 years, 20 years later. we have students that own their own business, or are executive chefs, are in the managem

aly: we are live in front of that family's home. you can see the damage from a lot of charred remains. not a whole lot of activity here this morning. the news has gone far worse in the last few hours. the anderson county coroner says 5-year-old sophia rhodes died yesterday from her injuries. fire officials tell us the child was found between a wall and a couch in the home. the little girl was rushed to the burn unit in augusta. she died from smoke inhalation. friends of the family say sophia was the youngest of five children. aly myles wyff news 4 live in honea path. geoff: thank you. greenville police say a man was shot in the back last night. the shooting happened at the brook haven apartment complex. police say the man was brought to greenville memorial hospital and is stable. the spartanburg county coroner says the four usc upstate students killed in a crash in october had been drinking. that accident happened on fourth street near boiling springs. only one of the five students in the car survived. according to results, three of

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alie-cox finishes it off.k to six. mike: that was a smart play. but wanted a sure thing with alie-cox up in the rim.er: sooners four away from back-to-back sweet 16's. foul away from the ball. that's burgess gettinghield. mike: 13 of his 18 field goal atemps have b attempts have been from three. there's the look. they're trying to jam him and keep him from coming off that screen and burgess gets called for thet to try to influence him to the other side away from the screen. him how do you celebrate as you cut down the nets and you close out the year? he said the next day. so i'll be celebrating with mom the next day. mike: mom's more important than ionship what growing up. carter: lewis hits it from the elbow. mike: this oklahoma team is so explosive, carter, unbelievable. [whistle]oul on o.u. sooners by six. 3:40. [engine revs] vving] the all-new audi a4 is here. we're gonna setup this lie detector test. your phone's gonna drop. ah! you would rather post your internet history than drop your phone. n0000. oh!.... oh... gasps fortunately, that's no

i was the first man she had ever sat in the same room with that wasn't a brother or father or ali. even the first interview i had with them, they said that they would be happy if they were just together for a day. and if the other person were killed, they would gladly kill themselves. >> brown: nordland, working with a video crew, was able to follow zakia and ali periodically over the next year, as they had a daughter named rukia. but his stories, picked up by afghan media, also made it harder for them to hide. and nordland himself became part of the story, at one point providing the couple a getaway car and some money. >> i stepped over the line between being a journalist and being a participant. and i admit i did that, and probably by the precepts of my profession, that was the wrong thing to do. rules are only-- rules sometimes need to be broken in the interest of doing what's right. there are times as a journalist, i mean, you know, if you come across a car crash, do you take the picture first or help the victim inside the car. you obviously help the victim inside the car, most

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>> ironically ali i was at the ronald reagan equestrian center. a rally for rubio family. invoking fdr and ronald reagan, whrea was doing was setting a little bit of distinction with the words of even democrats and, then went to morning in america, what happened to the rubio campaign is that it never really happened. so even though marco rubio stood before his supporters in miami last night and said we got this thing, i will be the president i will be the nominee before that and we're all going to come back to florida, there were a lot in that crowd that were incredulous and a lot that just believed. what joe said, with donald trump's supporters and you and i have been on the road and seen them as well, you see people who are not just angry, you see people who are involved for the first time who are actually having funnel. out of supporting this guy and that is also part of the danger the democrats are wary of that they are trying to do that as well. rubio has got list work cut out for him. it's got to be here and that will be his last stand, ali. >> jeannie zano, main str

, known as chemical ali. this was like interviewing a potato, he was about that responsive. i asked about halabja and he responded by asking me, oh what was it like? one of my big mistakes of my career, as i didn't say it was terrible and you were responsible. no, i just described what it was like. and he tried to shift the blame to others. >> in fact declassified statements showed that the u.s. was well aware of iraqi use of chemical weapons used before halabja. the reagan administration looked the other way because the u.s. because allied with saddam in the war against iran. >> that's right, the united states was still very much against iran, this was still less than a decade after the taking of the u.s. hostages in tehran, and the iranians were not the favorites of the united states. later, as operation desert storm drew closer, of course, the opportunity was taken to shift the blame where it belonged. >> now the kurds have faced i.s.i.l. chemical weapons, the syrians have faced chemical weapons from the a

aly myles, wyff news 4, live in honea path. geoff: greenville police say a man was shot in the back last night. the shooting happened at the brook haven apartment complex. police say the man was brought to greenville memorial hospital and is stable. the spartanburg county coroner says the 4 usc upstate students killed in a crash in october had been drinking. that accident happened on fourth street near boiling springs. only one of the 5 students in the car survived. according to results, 3 of the students who died, including the driver james campbell, had a blood alcohol content above the legal limit. the coroner says he needed guidance from the state attorney general before giving out that information. the reason was because some of the victim's families fought the release. toxicology results are considered private, but coroners are not regulated by privacy laws. thousand 16, tuesday is here. with so many delegates to be won or lost during the voting process today, super tuesday can reveal which candidates have the best chance

ali velshi is next. >>> i'm ali velshi. free to leave prison. thousands are getting out early, but if you aren't a u.s. citizen, you're out of luck and get deported. one family's birth -- bittersweet story. president obama made history last summer when he traveled to oklahoma and became the first sitting president to visit a federal prison. it provided a powerful symbol of the president's commitment to reforming the u.s. criminal justice system. that includes his administration's move to shorten prison sentences for drug crimes. now, the result is last year more than 6,000 inmates were released from prison early, and tens of thousands more may get out. not all go home. about a third of the first 6,000 inmates whose sentences got shortened are not american citizens, and because of that, some released inmates were deported while others are now sitting in detention facilities while they await deportation hearings. the result is a messy collision of america's imperfect immigration laws with its changing criminal law, and that's turning what might ha

this is "ali".. seen here with a doctor from the phoenix zoo.the doctor was documenting how often the aldabra tortoise was hiccuping when "ali" approached him and took a peak at the camera.so he took to opportunity to snap a picture.. and walked away with this memorable moment.zoo officials say "ali" weighs around 600- pounds. 3 ten thousand 3 books.coming up at five thirty.. local 12's megan moore joins us *live* from a local school with a *big* charity mission. 3 plus, suing to cast a vote. coming up at five thirty.. why 17- year- olds might have a chance to cast their ballot in 3 3 now at five thirty.moving forward after a school shooting.parents and at madison jr/sr high school. 3 plus, the muskies are in the big apple.up next, we'll tell you what you need to know about tonight's marquette matchup in the big east 3 collecting 10,000 books for kids in need. that is the goal the goddard school hopes to reach. i'll tell you how you can help in just a moment. 3 good morning.we'll get to those top sto

michael shure is covering marco rubio, randall pinkston is in palm beach, florida with donald trump, and ali velshi is in texas where the biggest haul of delegates is up tonight. starting with david schuster. >> the results are coming? in these three states, and we can report based on the exit polling that on the democratic side, hillary clinton has been declared the win for the state of georgia, bernie sanders has won vermont and hillary clinton has won virginia. georgia and virginia for hillary clinton, and vermont for bernie sanders. let's look closer at georgia, and this is something to look for now. 102 delegates. and the question is if hillary clinton wins by 20 points or more, and keep in mind she won by 15, and is bernie sanders able to keep it close. if he keeps it close, he doesn't fall so far behind in