it's a little light reading for our friend ben garrett, aka benji garrett, aka the standard-bearer, aka the new midnight ranger. i e-mailed him about the resolution of our case. despite mike stratton's murder, he's still intent on remaining a hero. and you thought since you can't change his mind... hone his observational skills, help him know a threat when he sees one. that's sweet. makes me want to buy you a cape. all right, i'm going out for a little while. being fitted for your own costume? i'm having dinner with a friend. see you later. watson: emil kurtz? do i know you? we have a friend in common: morland holmes. oh. well, nice to meet you. morland asked me to find a mole in his office. someone who undermined a deal to build refineries in colombia. in other words, he asked me to find you. what? you collect jazz records. a week before morland's deal fell apart, you sent a few very long e-mails to someone named vinylvenue43. you wanted a better deal. do you know what a vigen re cipher is? it's a form of encryption that allows a person to hide messages inside regular texts. you weren'

it's a little light reading for our friend ben garrett, aka benji garrett, aka the standard-bearer, akat ranger. i e-mailed him about the resolution of our case. despite mike stratton's murder, he's still intent on remaining a hero. and you thought since you can't change his mind... i would loan him some materials that might hone his observational skills, help him know a threat when he sees one. that's sweet. makes me want to buy you a cape. all right, i'm going out for a little while. being fitted for your own costume? i'm having dinner with a friend. see you later. ♪ watson: emil kurtz? do i know you? we have a friend in common: morland holmes. oh. well, nice to meet you. morland asked me to find a mole in his office. someone who undermined a deal to build refineries in colombia. in other words, he asked me to find you. what? you collect jazz records. a week before morland's deal fell apart, you sent a few very long e-mails to someone named vinylvenue43. he was offering to sell you some rare albums; you wanted a better deal. do you know what a vigenère cipher is? it's a form of encryp

it's a little light reading for our friend ben garrett, aka benji garrett, aka the standard-bearer, akat ranger. i e-mailed him about the resolution of our case. despite mike stratton's murder, he's still intent on remaining a hero. and you thought since you can't change his mind... i would loan him some materials that might hone his observational skills, help him know a threat when he sees one. that's sweet. makes me want to buy you a cape. all right, i'm going out for a little while. being fitted for your own costume? see you later. ♪ watson: emil kurtz? do i know you? we have a friend in common: morland holmes. oh. well, nice to meet you. morland asked me to find a mole in his office. someone who undermined a deal to build refineries in colombia. in other words, he asked me to find you. what? you collect jazz records. a week before morland's deal fell apart, you sent a few very long e-mails to someone named vinylvenue43. he was offering to sell you some rare albums; you wanted a better deal. do you know what a vigenère cipher is? it's a form of encryption that allows a person to hide

it's a little light reading for our friend ben garrett, aka benji garrett, aka the standard-bearer, aka the new midnight ranger. i e-mailed him about the resolution of our case. on remaining a hero. and you thought since you can't change his mind... i would loan him some materials that might hone his observational skills, help him know a threat when he sees one. that's sweet. makes me want to buy you a cape. all right, i'm going out for a little while. being fitted for your own costume? i'm having dinner with a friend. see you later. watson: emil kurtz? do i know you? we have a friend in common: morland holmes. oh. well, nice to meet you. morland asked me to find a mole in his office. someone who undermined a deal to build refineries in colombia. in other words, he asked me to find you. what? you collect jazz records. a week before morland's deal fell apart, he was offering to sell you some rare albums; you wanted a better deal. do you know what a vigen re cipher is? it's a form of encryption that allows a person to hide messages inside regular texts. you weren't looking to buy any reco

it's a little light reading for our friend ben garrett, aka benji garrett, aka the standard-bearer, aka the new midnight ranger. i e-mailed him about the resolution of our case. despite mike stratton's murder, he's still intent on remaining a hero. and you thought since you can't change his mind... i would loan him some materials that might hone his observational skills, help him know a threat when he sees one. that's sweet. makes me want to buy you a cape. all right, i'm going out for a little while. being fitted for your own costume? i'm having dinner with a friend. see you later. watson: emil kurtz? do i know you? we have a friend in common: morland holmes. oh. well, nice to meet you. morland asked me to find a mole in his office. in other words, he asked me to find you. what? you collect jazz records. a week before morland's deal fell apart, you sent a few very long e-mails to someone named vinylvenue43. he was offering to sell you some rare albums; you wanted a better deal. do you know what a vigen re cipher is? it's a form of encryption that allows a person to hide messages inside

it's a little light reading for our friend ben garrett, aka benji garrett, aka the standard-bearer, aka the new midnight ranger. i e-mailed him about the resolution of our case. despite mike stratton's murder, he's still intent on remaining a hero. and you thought since you can't change his mind... i would loan him some materials that might hone his observational skills, when he sees one. that's sweet. makes me want to buy you a cape. all right, i'm going out for a little while. being fitted for your own costume? i'm having dinner with a friend. see you later. watson: emil kurtz? do i know you? we have a friend in common: morland holmes. oh. well, nice to meet you. morland asked me to find a mole in his office. someone who undermined a deal to build refineries in colombia. in other words, he asked me to find you. what? you collect jazz records. a week before morland's deal fell apart, you sent a few very long e-mails to someone named vinylvenue43. he was offering to sell you some rare albums; you wanted a better deal. do you know what a vigen it's a form of encryption that allows a pers

it's a little light reading for our friend ben garrett, aka benji garrett, aka the standard-bearer, aka the new midnight ranger. i e-mailed him about the resolution of our case. despite mike stratton's murder, he's still intent on remaining a hero. and you thought since you can't change his mind... i would loan him some materials that might hone his observational skills, help him know a threat when he sees one. makes me want to buy you a cape. all right, i'm going out for a little while. being fitted for your own costume? i'm having dinner with a friend. see you later. watson: emil kurtz? do i know you? we have a friend in common: morland holmes. oh. well, nice to meet you. morland asked me to find a mole in his office. someone who undermined a deal to build refineries in colombia. in other words, he asked me to find you. what? you collect jazz records. a week before morland's deal fell apart, you sent a few very long e-mails to someone named vinylvenue43. he was offering to sell you some rare albums; you wanted a better deal. do you know what a vigen re cipher is? that allows a person

ben garrett. it reminded me of, uh, benji garrett. a frequent contributor to the letters column in the midnight ranger comic between 2003 and 2009. my partner's suspicion that you killed mike stratton suddenly made a little more sense. what are you talking about? benji mostly heaped praise on the comic, but then in 2007, the midnight ranger was revamped. he became, uh, more brooding, more bloodthirsty. certain elements of his were-- i believe the term is-- retconned. watson: benji didn't like the changes. his letters to superlative became more and more impassioned, until he finally told them that he was never gonna buy another one of their comics. what they did was wrong. someone had to tell them so. bell: maybe you didn't like what mike was doing with the midnight ranger. maybe you decided to tell him so. watson: can you tell us your whereabouts between 10:00 p.m. and midnight two nights ago? i was on patrol. did anyone see you? (sighs) if i killed mike, why would i have come to you the other night? why would i tell you who he was, w

it's a little light reading for our friend ben garrett, aka benji garrett, aka the standard-bearer, aka the new midnight ranger. i e-mailed him about the resolution of our case. despite mike stratton's murder, he's still intent on remaining a hero. and you thought since you can't change his mind... i would loan him some materials that might hone his observational skills, help him know a threat when he sees one. that's sweet. makes me want to buy you a cape. all right, i'm going out for a little while. i'm having dinner with a friend. see you later. watson: emil kurtz? do i know you? we have a friend in common: morland holmes. oh. well, nice to meet you. morland asked me to find a mole in his office. someone who undermined a deal to build refineries in colombia. in other words, he asked me to find you. what? you collect jazz records. a week before morland's deal fell apart, you sent a few very long e-mails to someone named vinylvenue43. he was offering to sell you some rare albums; you wanted a better deal. do you know what a vigen re cipher is? it's a form of encryption that allows a pe

ben garrett. it reminded me of, uh, benji garrett. a frequent contributor to the letters column in the midnight ranger comic between 2003 and 2009. my partner's suspicion that you killed mike stratton suddenly made a little more sense. what are you talking about? benji mostly heaped praise on the comic, but then in 2007, the midnight ranger was revamped. he became, uh, more brooding, more bloodthirsty. certain elements of his backstory, his origin story, were-- i believe the term is-- retconned. watson: benji didn't like the changes. his letters to superlative became more and more impassioned, until he finally told them that he was never gonna buy another one of their comics. what they did was wrong. someone had to tell them so. bell: maybe you didn't like what mike was doing with the midnight ranger. maybe you decided to tell him so. watson: can you tell us your whereabouts between 10:00 p.m. and midnight two nights ago? i was on patrol. did anyone see you? (sighs) why would i have come to you the other night? why would i tell you wh

ben carson in florida. >> reporter: garrett haake, wusa 9. >>> the donald trump campaign is denying the reports part of their team roughed up a reporter. >> it allegedly happened tuesday at a trump campaign event in jupiter, florida. fields said she did not see who grabbed her, but ben terrace witnessed it and said it was a member of trump's staff. >>> a man donald trump's appearance today was being escorted out and one of trump's supporters punched him. an investigation has been launched as to how the incident was handled. >>> the council on american islamic relations wants donald trump to apologize for what they deem an antimuslim remark in an interview last night trump said "i think islam hates us." >> donald trump has moved from proposing the unconstitutional ban on all muslims from entering the united states to now attacking the islamic faith. >> group called on trump to apologize to the families of muslims who have died serving in the u.s. military and to the muslim fights now fighting extremists overseas. >>> trouble at one of the biggest charity organizations for veterans. the b

ben carson will endorse rump tomorrow. >> pelley: major garrett, thank you very much, major. a trump supporter is under arrest tonight after punching a protester at a rally, and it's not the only such incident over the last few weeks. here's julianna goldman. ak reporter: 26-year-old rakeem jones was punched in the face as he was escorted out of donald trump's really last night. cell phone videos also showed jones being thrown to the ground and tackled by police. 78-year-old john mcgraw was arrested today and charged with odsault. he spoke to "inside edition" as he was leaving the rally. >> yes, he deserved it. and the next time we see him we might have to kill him. >> reporter: confrontations that sometimes turn violent have become common at trump rallies. >> get them out of here! get them out! out, out, out! bye! go home to mommy. go home to mommy. >> reporter: last week in kentucky, rally-goers surrounded and shoved this demonstrator. other videos have shown trump supporters appearing to spit and kick protesters. hest before trump takes the stage, the audience gets a warni

ben carson is scheduled to make that announcement this morning. i can garrett tenney, fox news. >> the democrats are locked into a heated race with hillary clinton trying to come back after a big loss in michigan while senator bernie sanders says he is planning on more surprise victories. >>> san jose police officers will be required to work overtime because of a staffing shortage. the mayor stood with police and being leaders to declare what they say is an unprecedented staffing prices. -- crisis. right now an effort to invalidate the measure is tied up in the course. the chief of police says the over time program will keep enough officers on the streets for the time being. >> if measure be -- b is not validated, we will have no choice but to ensure when someone called 911 their call is answered. >>> the police chief says he needs 252 10 hour shifts every week to meet patrol staffing. no matter what happens in the courts the mayor says the measure will go before voters in the fall. >>> edley is set to site -- ed lee is set to sign a new law to reach don't chan

. >> garrett, let's talk about the republicans very quickly because we still have john kasich and ben carson still in the race but does not look like they'll get any of of ohio later. who will drop out? >> reporter: neither of those will be expected to pick up any delegates. castism is expected to get his home state of ohio and he also place add big ad buy in michigan. it's doubtless that will get out of the race. ben carson is holding his events in baltimore, his hometown. his campaign has not released any other campaign theents week beyond attending a debate later this week and calling for the other candidates to meet him there to talk about the tone in the race. they don't see him winning the nomination. what happens with carson going forward is an interesting question tonight. >> all right. garrett, live in our newsroom check on the results. we'll go back to you periodically through the night as we get the results in. >>> republican john kasich had a super tuesday rally today in arlington. heke university law school and explained why he would not join other candidates in slamming

ben carson is scheduled to make that announcement this morning. garrett tenney, fox news. >>> the democrats are in a heated race hillary clinton trying to come back after the loss in michigan while bernie sanders is planning on more surprise victories. >> san jose plus offers will be required to work overtime starting this sunday because of a staffing shortage. the mayor sam liccardo declared what they say is an unprecedented staffing crisis. they blame order approved pension b. right now in an effort to invalidate the measure is tied up in court. the overtime requirement will keep in of officers on the street for the time being. >> if measure b is not invalidated he will have no choice but to reduce our time units further to ensure when somebody calls 911, their call is answered. >> the police chief needs 252 10 hour shifts to meet patrol staffing. no matter what happens the issue concerning measure be -- b will go before voters this fall. >>> the mayor ed lee s.a.t.s sign a new bill -- is set to sign any bill of raising the age for tobacco users. san fr

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garrett? >> reporter: yeah, adam, the big news today, not a surprise, but impactful in the presidential race, dr. ben carson saying the time has come for him to drop out of the race. >> and i'm hopeful that maybe some people now that i'm leaving the campaign trail -- [ applause ] >> reporter: he is officially out of the race, and the gop field shrinks to the final four. john kasich spoke this afternoon, and he explained his reluctance to attack donald trump. >> you will not beat him by smearing him. you will beat him by having a vision and record. >> reporter: when trump announce head is skipping his planned saturday speech for a rally in kansas, ted cruz happily un megyn kelly was going to be here or even worse he was told there were conservatives who would be here. >> reporter: from young con seventives we heard the same message repeatedly. trump wouldn't have been welcomed here. >> from his prospective, it's probably smart from new orleans, donald trump drew a crowd with several cheering, but there were protesters. >> get him out of here! get him out! >> reporter: from mitt romney today to the inc

ben carson today formally ippedded his campaign. carson offered no endorsement but said he left behind being school. >> pelley: major garrett, thanks very much. the next contest for the democrats are tomorrow in kansas, louisiana, and nebraska, michigan on tuesday. here's nancy cordes. >> there were so many insults flying back and forth, it was hard to keep track. >> reporter: in detroit, the republican debate drew a brief mention from clinton, but she quickly turned to michigan's economy, taking a tough line on trade in a state hard hit by outsourcing. >> and we don't take action until after the damage is done, which often means after workers are laid off. that is ridiculous. >> reporter: in traverse city, bernie sanders argued he, not clinton, has consistently >> nafta and permanent normal train relations with china have cost this country millions of decent-paying jobs. >> reporter: for both candidates, winning michigan is about more than just delegates. they have both visited water-stricken flint, and both want to show, scott, that they are the ones who are equipped to they arise. >> pelley: nancy cordes, thanks. in another impo

major garrett, it was also so good morning to you! >> reporter: good morning. ben carson will endorse donald trump in a couple of hours here at trump's club.mp brings two things to the table. it gives him new access to the as for last night's debate, il and from a volume perspective, while everyone played it safe, they also played it very, very soft. >> i cannot believe how civil it's been upter: in the most subdued and substantive debate of the game e policies. >> it will require go to change. >> playing to his hometown miami crowd, marco rubio would the relations with cuba. >> i would want to make a strong, solid good deal. we don't want to be sued after the deal is made. >>now where cuba is going to sue us but if they sue us in a court in miami, they are going to lose. >> reporter: when asked about the future solvency -- >> i want to leavecurity as is. >> reporter: his challengers insisted on specifics. let's wipe out the fraud but as dd up. you already gave those numbers. >> but the answer just can't be wave a magic wand and say problem go away. >> this is not

ben. thank you. >> the god candidates held a debate last night that made news for its substance instead of the insults. major garrettlive where he spoke with the candidates. >> reporter: as for the 12th republican debate, everyone played it safe and kept the noise level way, way down. >> >> i cannot believe how civil it's been up here. >> reporter: in the most subdued and substantive debate of the campaign, the canidates dug into policy. >> it will require cuba to change. >> donald trump promised a better bargain. >> what i want is a much better deal. i would want to make a good deal. i would want to make a good solid strong deal. we don't want to get sued after the deal is made. >> i don't know where cuba is going to sue us. but if they sue us in a court in miami, they're going to lose. >> reporter: when asked about the future solvency -- >> i want to leave social security as is. >> reporter: his challengers insisted on specifics. >> fraud is not enough. let's wipe out the fraud but as you said, it won't add up. you already gave those numbers. >> but the answer just can't be wave a magic wand and say problem go awa

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