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re only problem with ben's marks is i don't know what i'm going to say now. he has said it all.ut i will try. what i'm going to try to do tonight is something very .adical in american politics i'm going to tell you the truth. [applause] mr. sanders: here is something about the truth. the truth is not always pleasant , and i wish i could come before you and tell you everything is great, don't worry about anything. but if i told you that, i would be lying to you. so what i have to do as a candidate for president is to be honest with you, because i believe that if we have the courage to look our problems right in the face and if we we can address, them, we can resolve them. [applause] so, what are some of the issues that are out there? you all know about them. we've got to bring them up. number one. >> [inaudible] mr. sanders: you know what, i was just going to say that. [applause] mr. sanders: you've got to give me a little bit of time here. you jumped the gun. [laughter] mr. sanders: here is the issue. the gentleman just hit the nail on the head. look, i'm the former chairman of

she told me they were ben, diddy mark anthony. >> the thing i love about jennifer is that she is in love with love. she's like a girl after my own heart. >> i knew you were going to say that. >>> a woman suffering through some ri and coming up, the beverly hills er husband's death. >>> then from child star to addiction to a second shot at fame. we speak to a grown up "curly sue about her strugglee vo >> how much were you drinking and which drugs were you drugs of choice? >>> remember that cute little girl who starred as curly sue 25 years ago? you're not going to believe what she's doing now. she actually pulled off a shocker on "the voice last night, cam. >> she went through some tough times after being a child star, but allison told me it was a dream come true to finally becoming a singeso bad i got a worried mind >> how nervous were you? >> it's so nerve-racking? your shot, it's your time, you have 90 seconds. >> with allison's future hanging in the balanns just 24 seconds into her song. i'm going back someday come what may toyou >> are you aware of that? >> honestly, i was kind of bl

mark: ben & jerry' s will release the last new flavor later this morning. to see the big reveal, just i am not on the snapchat. kyla: i am not, either. still ahead, presidential candidate celebrating this morning. mark: the surprising when from super tuesday part two in what it means for the race. kyla: a dangerous stay in the field. reporter who acted just fast enough to avoid a day at the hospital. randi: i have snapchat, i do not use the snapchat. on twitter, i hope you can embrace my emoji forecast. we are topping out around 70 degrees post up tomorrow, a soaking wet day through the day for thursday. we will take a peek at the rain chances for the weekend and how long the rate will stick around along with the warmer temperatures, when we get back. mark: taking a live look outside for you at 5:56, a beautiful start to this wednesday. get up and get moving. you are waking up with mark: momentum swings on the campaign trail. where things stand after the contest on tuesday. kyla: the potential problems at the polls as candidates focus on the buckeye state. m

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mark: thank you. ben carson is going to reportedly say in a statement that he doesn't see a path forward and will not a pit -- will not attend the debate in detroit, but he will not suspend his campaign formally. with super tuesday behind them, presidential hopefuls on both sides moving to the next political battleground. contest is march 15, when five more states are up for grabs, including florida, ohio, and illinois. ,onald trump widening his lead 285 of the 1000 plus delegates needed to win the nomination. ted cruz has 161. marco rubio has 87. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has a big lead over rival bernie sanders with 1001 delegates to his 371. a new jersey newspaper says that governor chris christie should resign over his endorsement of donald trump. adding that if he refuses to step down, new jersey citizens should initiate a recall effort. chris christie quit his own presidential campaign after in earlyting finishes contests. mitt romney is expected to weigh the presidential race tomorrow

an opening that the clinton camp should be aware of. >> absolutely. >> ben and mark. >> that is absolutely correct. i mean, one of the things we see is trump's message of economic populism with targeting of faulty and flawed trade. and because bernie sanders had success in the same areas, hillary clinton needs to be concerned about this, needs to address that dead on. i'm not sure if she can. donald trump in illinois, michigan, ohio, west virginia. she better be careful. >> i agree. i think you look at the bernie sanders rise and some of this is he's saying i'm looking out for you when hillary clinton and the establishment democrats have not. some of those people certainly could vote for donald trump because they are both tapping into the same anti-establishment, we're mad as hell, we want to take washington back and we don't feel like these establishment on the democratic side and the republican side have been representing us, and i agree. i think that is a real possibility. i think it's a possibility for anybody on the republican side to tap into that because ted cruz, to quote trump, th

ben ginsburg. and politico senior writer and all-around florida guru, mark caputo. gentleman, welcome to you both. let's go through the delegate math here. basically, trump continues to get what he needs, as long as he wins florida and ohio. >> correct. it all comes down to florida and ohio. he wins them both, they open the key to the cage fight and the contestants get to come back out again. if not, they're still in it. >> and is it your contention that if you believe in stopping donald trump, then you have to go with this kasich in ohio, rubio in florida strategy? >> yeah, i think you do. at this point, donald trump is far enough ahead that he's really running a race to get to 1,237 delegates. and him not getting enough of those delegates at this point is what their hope is. >> all right, so, mark, let's talk about florida. ohio looks like kasich, he's got a high enough approval rating, he's still going to be governor, if he loses, do you get the sense the ohio republican community has to rally around him? you're not getting the florida republican community rallyi

. >> on our political commentators, ben ferguson and mark lamont hill to weigh in on this. nto that. what the president said. he pointed out a number of examples, ben, but he said this has been happening for years. this is not new. this climate has been foster. your take. >> well, i think it's certainly new when it comes to donald trump and the way he's been voicing his opinions on how he likes to talk this tough talk an talk about bullying people and talk about you know, calling people losers and stupid and idiot and incompetent. that's the people he's running against in the republican primary. when you're a protester, he talks about wanting to hit you in the face, the good old days when protesters were taken out on stretchers. he has been ratcheting up this rhetoric to a new level that no one else in the republican field has been doing. when he starts to act out, like the 70-year-old man that sucker punched a protester at his rally, what did you think was going to happen, i would say to donald trump. he built this fire. didn't throw the match on it. protesters went in ther

. >> mark: thank you. ben carson will skip the debate saying there's no path forward. >> romona: he hasn't won a single state and meanwhile donald trump continues the march to the republican nomination and won 7 states tuesday leaving remaining rivals with a lot of catching up to do. ted cruz won three states and marco rubio picked up one in the democratic race and hillary clinton is starting to pull away from bernie sanders. she won 7 states, bernie sanders 4. >> john, a nationally known political pollster was at the university of akron today. asking what super tuesday meant >> the results for super tuesday turned a groundbreaking election into something more gripping. >> you are in a position here front lines to watch all hell break loose in cleveland next summer. >> nationally known pollster john zogby says the republican party should be worried about the lead. >> on the republican side a big night for donald trump but he didn't close the deal. he is close to closing the deal and think he set himself up for

host: that's mark in ben salem, you heard what he had to say. go ahead, meghan mccarthy. guest: mark, what you're talking about reminds me of another big capitol hill which is mental health legislation and some of that is coming from republicans and from democrats. area where there's bipartisan coordination. they're all looking at going as far as suggesting, you know, and requiring people to be committed for a certain amount of time, but making it easier to get rehab, and to have sustained treatment instead of and out every couple of days. so it's not moving as quickly as the opioid legislation did, but it is something that they are talking about, and it is something unique that's happening. calling in from mapleton, illinois. hi. caller: good morning. this might sound callous and i don't mean it to be. i'm retired law enforcement from alifornia, and i told your screener that i'm not expecting nyone to inject the racial component in this but there were a lot of sick people we were '80s ng in prison in the and '90s and early 2000s when i was working and now all of a udden,

mark: breaking news, ben carson stepping down.nre a lot of supporters at cpac who are up for grabs and trump is going to miss the opportunity to grab them direct plea. it is a little bit nuts for a candidate to be spending their friday or saturday at cpac as opposed to talking to voters who on the precipice of voting in a very underrated day of voting. ted cruz was tearing up the stage. clockuld think given the is ticking, it may be better for crews and marco rubio. on the other hand this is a time honored tradition that presidential candidates show up every four years. overstated the case. cpac is obviously a huge event. it is just the scheduling does leave these candidates with the choice. in the coming days we may learn more what went on in his decision not to go by people in the conservative movement in their peril. coming up, how the conservatives are coping with the idea of donald trump reading their party's nominee. if you are watching us in washington dc, you can listen to us on the radio. ♪ at the biggest gathering of con

mark. >>> neurosurgeon, ben carson is pulling out of the gop p to be suggesting he might and his candidate after a disappointing showing on super tuesday. short of a formal announcement he says he will say more on friday. donald trump and hillary clinton have charted a clear path towards nominations and the other campaigns are trying to plot courses to keep their presidential ambitions alive. caroline shively has the latest on the race for the white house. >>reporter: trump trounces in the donald takes home wins in several states. >> there are passed but they are narrow at this point. he won 7 states and it was an impressive performance. >>reporter: ted cruz kept a decisive win in his home state. marco rubio faces the fight of his life with one victory in minnesota and it shows that rubio could lose to trump. >>> we feel optimistic and if we win florida everything we talk about today doesn't matter. >>> john kasich has tried to win midwestern states in his campaign is on life support.>>> i am not into mudslinging. >>reporter: bernie sanders is back on the campaign trail even as hillary cli

mark's in ben salem, pennsylvania. go ahead, mark. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i don't think we have to reinvent the wheel and the statistics you said about the costs of this is staggering. the insurance companies is being overwhelmed with how many kids go back and forth to rehab. rehab has been a great tool but also hardly unsuccessful in treating this because heroin, we have two heroin addicts in my family, and they've been in and out of treatment facilities and halfway houses, recovery homes 16 times in the last year. i mean it just doesn't work real well if the addict is not ready for it. but what we have found is that addicts that have consequences and treatment for the parents and helping them understand, it doesn't work to be just a good parent like you used to. this disease takes on a whole different parenting skill set that we don't have as parptsents and get them educated so they know how to handle addicts. the consequences is what leads to cures, and that's free pretty much to get them into treatment. they have to be brok

she told me they were ben, diddy and her ex-husbands judd and mark anthony. >> the thing i love about jennifer is that she is in love with love. she's like a girl after my own heart. >> i knew you were going to say that. >>> a woman suffering through some heart break recently, kim ri and coming up, the beverly hills husband's death. >>> then from child star to addiction to a second shot at fame. we speak to a grown up "curly sue about her struggle to make it to the vo >> how much were you drinking and which drugs were you drugs >> that's next. blinds to go's cellular shades are as beautiful as they are energy efficient, insulating your home in warm weather and cold. right now, take 25% off hundreds of styles and colors just in time for winter! attention parents: before school this september all kids entering 7th and 12th grades must get the meningococcal vaccine. it protects against serious and sometimes deadly diseases like meningitis. call your health care provider today. learn more at health.ny.gov/immunize. uh, hello geico?... yeah, i was just talking about your emergency roadside

she told me they were ben, diddy and her ex-husbands judd and mark anthony. >> the thing i love aboutennifer is that she is in love with love. she's like a girl after my own heart. >> i knew you were going to say that. >>> a woman suffering through some heart break recently, kim ri and coming up, the beverly hills housewife in tears over her husband's death. >>> then from child star to addiction to a second shot at fame. we speak to a grown up "curly sue about her struggle to make it to the vo >> how much were you drinking and which drugs were you drugs of choice? >> that's next. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest internet available, with uploads up to 5x faster than cable. get 100 meg upload and download speeds. plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online

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ben carson following the republican debate. was focused on issues instead of insults. we will have the latest after the break. ♪ i am markarker. david gura. let's turn to politics. donald trump ticking up an endorsement from ben carson. ben carson: i have come to know donald trump over the last few years. he is actually a very intelligent man who cares deeply about america. david: last night, the republican debate had a more serious tone, speaking more to issues been insults. trump himself seemed surprised. donald trump: we are all in this together. towill come up with answers things and i cannot believe how simple it has been that. david: his debate report card for staying a coolheaded and the other candidates getting a b. marty, levy we start with the endorsements great you look at donald trump and he has in collecting the more readily than other candidates. of benes the endorsement carson mean, especially going into next week? marty: it is certainly helpful. the big narrated has been just -- the big narrative has been how the republican establishment would rally around donald trump, if ever, and ben adds to chris chri

she told me they were ben, diddy and her ex-husbands judd and mark anthony. >> the thing i love aboutennifer is that she is in love with love. she's like a girl after my own heart. some heart break recently, kim ri and coming up, the beverly hills housewife in tears over her husband's death. >>> then from child star to addiction to a second shot at fame. we speak to a grown up "curly sue about her struggle to make it to the vo >> how much were you drinking and which drugs were you drugs of choice? >> that's next. but cigna is there for you. health isn't easy. literally. just download our free coach by cigna app. for personalized programs from a team of health coaches to help you achieve your wellness goals. cigna. together, all the way. >>> remember that cute little girl who starred as curly sue 25 years ago? you're not going to believe what she's doing now. she actually pulled off a shocker on "the voice last night, cam. >> she went through some tough times after being a child star, but allison told me it was a dre

ben carson is now questioning his run in the 2016 presidential race mark: entering the school doors with many reservations. their first day back after tragedy. >> it is a bizarre situation, but in this day and age, i think times are changing. lisa: a school t hreat leads to another student arrest. this one in mount healthy. how officials say the student was drinking wine moments before he was arrested. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa: 5:00 a.m. on your thursday. good morning. i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. thanks for joining us. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico for the forecast. march, snow, reservations, concerned. randi: march madness is not just for baseball. there is a mix for us today. you can see more rain or snow. it is march.

. >> mark's beautiful family was his wife, kathy, his son ben, his mother-in-law was here as well. his primary objective in retirement is to spend more time with them and his grand children. for all of us who have had the privilege of working with mark everyday, we know what you know. he is the same guy in the news room, out in the community as he is in your television every night. we've enjoyed sharing your remembrances with mark and sending him off with well wishes. he says you can't get rid of him that easy, but we're hoping >>> hopefully we've seen the worst of the wind for today and for the rest of the week. well, still gusty in some areas. i'm kathy sabine outside of in the 9 backyard. we have career skies and slightly better conditions in the wake of the cold front that literally blew through here this morning producing a brief rain shower in the a.m. 35 in leadville. and currently, 53 degrees with gusty winds at dia. a little breezy in the studio. us all because high pressure is precenterring itself over the area. loosen somewhat. still blustery around dia. just keep that i

. >> mark: a big endorsement for donald trump today. ben carson who tangled with him says he is on board and he and trump buried the hatchet. they will help with education issues. >> hillary clinton and donald trump bring the campaigns to cleveland tomorrow. >> romona: that's right. trump has found unlikely supporters in the buckeye state. paul orlousky has the story. >> reporter: when donald trump takes the stage at the i-x center saturday he likely will draw a large and enthusiastic crowd and some might surprise you. >> americans believe he is the only candidate who has the guts to take on corporate america. >> reporter: that's right. in fact, he worked behind-the-scenes in recent weeks to line up the visit and when he stalks about job loss it is from experience. the found reis torn down and shutdown. 1,000 jobs down the drain. >> eaten a hydraulic plant. >> northern ohio is decimated in the last 15, 20 years and continue to bleed manufacturing jobs. you cannot have a middle class being revived in this country unless you make things in am

mark crumpton. super tuesday, ben carson telling supporters he does not see a path forward, and he will not attend the debate in detroit, ben carson instead speaking about his political future on friday at a political action conference in maryland. marco rubio is still insisting he has a shot at winning the republican presidential nomination, speaking to reporters in english and spanish after he and his wife cast their early ballots in the florida primary. he said tuesday was positive with his win in minnesota, even though donald trump took 10 states, and ted cruz took three states. looking for hackers, the defense hackers tois routing expose any vulnerabilities in its computer systems through a program called hackney pentagon that gets under way next month. they will look for issues on websites and networks. the top democrat in the michigan house is calling for the governor to resign due to the water issues. the first state lawmaker to call for the resignation of rick snyder. meanwhile, a document shows that they were blocked from switching back to the water system under the terms. guzmanawyer for el

ben carson. they have all endorsed him. mark: the other thing i will say is you have other people in this middle group, people like mitt romney unalterably opposed to trump. i think carson, along with chris christie, is starting to build this notion that whatever problems you have with him, whatever difficulties, whatever problems, it's ok to endorse him. if he wins all five states, four or five, i expect next week will be filled with endorsements for donald trump. john: when we come back, that he said-she said that everybody in media and politics is talking about. ♪ john: yesterday on the show we talked about a reporter named michel fields and her claim that donald trump's campaign manager grabbed her arm and nearly grabbed her arm and nearly forced her to the ground after a trump press conference on tuesday. today, this complicated, confusing story took a new turn. breitbart published a story saying she misidentified the man. this afternoon, another video emerged showing a different angle of the same moment and it seems to sho

ben cardin of maryland. kirk illinois senator mark or if you will be the first republican to sit down with judge garland. the senate leadership is refusing to consider the judge's nomination, saying the next president should choose the uccesesor to antonin scalia. justices left intact the man's conviction on 13 counts. he is serving a 14 year term, although that may be short. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. met to you. david: u.s. stock swings continue. the s&p halted weekly increases since november as rates will rise as soon as data warrants. scarlet: here is john manley. $15 billion under management. i have got to wonder, equity markets have largely rallied since the ecb announced more stimulus and the fed coming out suggesting they may not raise as quickly as they thought. at what point will bad news stop being good news and good news stop start the bad news. >> if we lose faith that they can get it done. they almost always get it done. the federal reserve, the ecb now have limitless say. they have the biggest pockets in the w

. >> mark: and ben had is underway in pennsylvania. this is after shooting a house party that and allow the clock that cited a backyard in near pittsburgh pennsylvania. for the men were killed and others were hospitalized. summer is critical conditions. police believe there to the gunmen and their on the loose morning. the policeman are looking for the and the gunmen ambushed the partygoers. >> darya: art is one of the dirtiest transport systems according to a study. it is correct >> reporter: the bis is according to travel of the handrails and to measure for bacteria counts accord is due study they have nearly 500 t of bacteria per square inch. they mention that all the bacteria is bad. unbarred they found high levels of bacteria. this is pretty gross the officials of the lecture is resistant to disinfect it. i spoke to some of the bowriders this would have stayed. >>: i don't get on mandrels. i've antibacterial soap that i use. >>: i keep a bottle back later all the time. >> reporter: it is unfortunate that york's bacteria is about t

. >> reporter: it's unclear whether super tuesday could mark the end of the road for dr. ben carson or ohio governor john kasich, both of whom trail in all 11 states. they both have vowed to stay in the race. >> thank you so much, south carolina. >> reporter: coming off her big win in south carolina, former secretary of state hillary clinton has strong momentum this super tuesday. while polls put her ahead in six states and show her with a big lead in the southern states, senator bernie sanders is expected to win several states, including his home state of vermont. it won't be a total wash for him. he should win vermont. he's also playing in states like oklahoma. he was doing fairly well in he may do well in massachusetts. >> what bernie sanders needs to do is he needs to pick off a few states, do a bit better than expected in parts of the south, and hope to fight on. >> reporter: at least one candidate is here in new york tomorrow, hillary clinton. she'll hold a rally and six states and puerto rico hold their nominating contest. in midtown, i'm stacey delikat. back to you. e

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mark crumpton. matt: up next on "bloomberg -- ben," been horowitz, horowitz joins us to talk about andy grove, who diedesterday. he calls grove the best teacher and ceo he has ever met. ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets," matt miller. andy grove play the central role in the creation of the semiconductor industry and was also a mentor to silicon valley's elite, including larry ellison in the late steve jobs, and our next guest as well. emily chang is standing by for an interview with venture capitalist been horowitz -- ben horowitz of andreessen horowitz. emily: my condolences, notices and emotional day for you. very close. were you called him the greatest teacher and the greatest ceo ever. i would just love to know more about your relationship with and in what he meant to you. -- with andy, and what he meant to you. ben: it started with me reading his book. it's an amazing thing, here is this guy who came here literally --a refugee and then builds built the most important technology company in the world. , with himt time sitting as ceo, he wrote a book called high output management. books, butos right

mark koebrich, my daughter in law, allison, son, ben, mother in law, reeva, kathy's mom in the weather chair. she might do a little forecast before it is over. there is reeva. i told a great story in an interview with kim. kathy and i met almost 50 years ago, we were married almost 45 years ago and i got a job in tv and haven't seen her since. which is essentially the truth. these are the people that are going to be spending a lot of time with me, wondering, who is and maybe, you know,e will find something to do and leave us alone for a while. >> hardly. >> we have so much respect for mark in so many ways but his love for family and devotion to them-- >> thank you. >> he always says he is bragging too much about them. he is not. he has many reasons to be so proud of ben and nicky who can't be here, she is in california with her husband and 3 grandbabies, they are so lucky to have you and they are lucky to have them. >> it is wonderful when nicky and the grand kids come, and they help us rangle them, it is a rodeo. 8, 6, and 4, that is another reason i decided this was a good moment to

. >> mark. >> ben, when president xi was here last fall, he declared publicly that china was not interested in pursuing militarization in the south china sea. and since then there have been a number of reports of installation of radar, of surface-to-air missile capacity that seem to contradict what the president said. do you view the statement he made last fall as a valid statement? and if not, does president obama intend to press him on this today? >> we continue -- we do continue to be concerned about militarization in the south china sea. and we certainly have seen developments, reports that are not consistent with commitments to avoid and to non-militaryize the south china sea. oftentimes i think this ends up in a debate and discussion about claims, and about what constitutes the sovereign territory of china. so the chinese position often relates to how they recognize their claims as sovereign chinese territory. our point on this is, look, there are many different competing claimants. those claims are clearly in contradiction to each other. we're not a claimant but we can lay out a set

. >> deanna durante went to ben saylem and to get answers. >> reporter: mark born drink drinks waterstraight from the tap. no filter, nothing. when a flier like this was on his door it got him thinking. >> i thought it was from the water company. >> so did his mom who thought they would be testing the water. >> i think it's misleading. upon first look it doesn't look like it's you know, any one company. looks like it's done on behalf of the water company. >> the bot temperature says it's not associated with the water company or health department. the mayor says many residents missed that fine print. >> we had a couple hundred calls. >> the calls not only in bensalem. the company is a legitimate company. the equipment. the flyers is legal. the company even had permits to do so. >> when they did that in such a mass all over the township being legitimate, didn't look that great for people. i don't think -- in my eyes not that great of a marketing tool. >> reporter: we made efforts to get comments from the water service. we e-mailed and called and went to the address listed on the flyer.

wlwt so donald, donald, and stand by us and we' ll stand, by you mark: trump was on stage with ben carson swaying along with the music. lisa: vice president joe biden is making a stop in cincinnati tomorrow. the white house says the vice president is coming here to support former governor ted strickland. last week former governor strickland won the democratic primary in the ohio senate race. the hamilton county democratic party is hosting the breakfast reception and this is an invitation-only event. mark: let' s check in with randi and see what is coming our way in the forecast. randi: spring is in a seven-day, as you head out the door this morning, expect a slow start to spring. temperatures close to where they were yesterday. starting out with wind chill' s and the 20' s. tomorrow, a nice little boost, warm and windy. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, as we roll in for the end of the week, talking about showers and thunderstorms. this morning, everything is clear. most places reporting clear skies. temperatures generally close to 30 degrees. 30 officially at cvg. 32 in alexandria. plan on t

ben cardin of maryland. week, a meeting with senator mark kirk of illinois, the first republican to sit down with judge garlandop leaders say they have no plans to move forward with his nomination. bernie sanders has raised more than $4 million since sweeping caucuses in washington state, hawaii, and alaska on saturday. a campaign spokesman says it is one of senator sanders' largest postelection halls during the primary season -- hauls during the primary season. global news, 20 four hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists -- 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists. alix: "what'd you miss?" the number of borrowers who are more than 60 days late rose 11% from more than a year ago, bringing the total outstanding debt rate to five point16 -- 5.16%. david schawel, a lot of people will hear that and think subprime loans, delinquencies going up, we have been here before. what's going on? david: especially with the new movie out, "the big short," "subprime," and think we are just doing this all again. post crisis, the market for nonagency mortgages has gone away. it has gone away for a number of reasons t

mark: thank you. david: bloomberg first word news. >> an endorsement, ben carson says he is buried the hatchet with donaldthe former republican presidential candidate endorsed the front runner, calling him a very cerebral person. donald trump talked about his relationship with the republican party. >> there is a big disconnect between the so-called leadership and the people. the people are much more important to me because they are doing the voting. that is why i am standing up here today. >> what are they not understanding? >> the republican party lost its way, lost two elections they have one, the last election they should have won easily. an easy victory. much easier than the one we have coming up. >> he is favored to win two big primaries next tuesday, florida and ohio. two executives from winter we are projects have been ousted following a probe of their finances. -- wounded were your project have been ousted boeing a probe of their financial. they spent money on extravagant parties. other veterans charities these -- charities have overhead cost that is less. an uproar in the u.k. over comments made

let's turn things over to meteorologist brian ben them good morning. >> good mark. herere is a live view from clear water beach. we havave the clouds but don't have the rain yet. we're going to see scattered storms moving in later this afternoon. here is a live view right now of the radar picture. you can see quite a bit of yellow and orange offshore drifting off to the east- southeasast. at roughly 10:00 a.m. tampa. pittsburgh around 201220. we are looking at mid day showers and stormslightning and thunder, maybe gusty wind a possibility. prpretty good chance for rain today. tomorrow, 30% chance for some light showers and high fly like an eagle to the sea >> we are back on this saturday morning, march 19th, 2016. this is a live look for you this morning. this is the bald eagle nest cam. a live feed that has completely captivated the nation. mama bald eagle lying there right now. we are waiting for her to hatch that second egg. friday, thousands, if not tens of thousands, watched as the baby eaglet came out of its shell. wewe have seen mama feed baby several times.

ben: he continued to believe in people. he spent time with a lot of the younger ceos. markkerberg, if you look at mark's career and what he has done with the company and philanthropically, you can see that he has learned a lot from andy. he knows the importance of giving back. andy's career was so influenced by how grateful he was that this country took him in as a refugee. at 18 years old, he had nothing and came over on a boat. he got a few dollars from us and we let him be a citizen. he never stopped trying to repay that. he paid it forward to all of us. it is an amazing thing. that level of gratitude and belief in humanity is what we all try to take from him. emily: ben horowitz, speaking to me about the death of former intel ceo andy grove. now to discuss, our intel reporter. i want to touch on something that ben mentioned, how he became this way. how did he become so great? share a little about his story. >> he wrote a moving book about his childhood growing up in europe during the war in eastern europe. being jewish, what happened to his family when the nazis occupie

the negotiations kicking off as syrians mark five years since the conflict started. and ben hall has more it from london. >> reporter: it is five years since the start of the syrian crisis. the war starting with a uprising against president assad, the conflict killing 250,000 displaceing 1 1 million. refugees in jordan reforeign secretarying on the milestone. >> we hope that this is the last anniversary of our refug: we need to go back to our country a live as normal and rebuild our country. >> a ceasefire helping to tee crease the violence. the u.n. special enjoy for vir ya holding separate meetings with government and opposition representatives. the losian president ordering the military pull out of the country as negotiations started on monday. >> i hope that it will increase the trust of all participants in the peace process and it will solve the question using a peaceful means. >> troops and planes starting to leave the country. u.n. >> the announcement by putin on the way of the start of the round of talks is a significant development. we hope will have a positive impa

ben and brian, news 5. lisa: i love her cape. mark: is she coming back? lisa: she will be back. mark: police are looking for shoplifter stopped in his tracks , running into an suv in the video. you can see the suspect running out of the south carolina walmart, looking back to make sure he is not being followed but he doesn' t appear to be paying attention once he hits the doorway. tripping and falling face first lisa: chick-fil-a is hoping to encourage quality time on a cell phones by bribing customers with free food, as in free ice cream cones, just silence your phone and put it in a box at your table for the entire meal. more than 150 locations are taking part. at least you don' t have to dress like a cow. customers who did that, got a freedom you -- green-ellis summer. mark: attention "star wars" fans, it will be available on blu-ray and dvd. the film will be released on blu-ray and dvd on april 5. when we continue, controversy ruling in the race for the white house. -- brewing in the race for the white house. this ago how oh how governor comets from donald trump. mark: mothe

carsonrival ben throws his support behind donald trump you're at eyes are on contests next week. we're marking a special anniversary on "bbc world news." 25 years ago we first went on air in 1991. e world has changed a lot since then and so have have. take a l-- so have we. take a look. ♪ good evening. the headlines tonight -- e news about ourselves. in 11 hours from now, the bbc will launch its new 24 hour news and information channel. ♪ >> hello and welcome to a new look gmt. our first program from the state of the art studios in the heart of london. and welcome to global. >> welcome to today's outside source. "bbc world service news" on monday, march h11. -- march 11. from me, ed mitchell, good night. ♪ laura: they were once rivals for the republican presidential nomination. but today ben carson threw his support behind donald trump. they may have buried the hatchet. carson described donald trump as a cerebral person. his endorsement comes a day after a republican debate which was notable for its emphasis on issues instead of insults. a brief time ago i discussed it with the bbc. ben carson

mark--vo)) dirty, hungry, homeless. a lot of people avoid eye contact.. but ben love contact but a story behind every person. >> with each stroke of the paint brush. and crafts the art. the emotion. other sitting with a backpack. they inspire each of the paintings. , here on the streets these are themselves. >> friends and they were homeless on and off for five years. >> and they fought to survive that's the character he paints. he gives kick nitti to the -- he gives dignity to the people. he hopes they look past what they see on the streets and realize the person down on the luck is still a person. >> i'm trying to make you want to give something. >> think about them a different way. >> some events have been on display in the past and art center of manatee and donated the paintings to turning points and help them get off the >> i want to start you off with the live view from the skyway. this is north bound on the south tower there. the fog is now moving in. you know people traveling and farther than that. 75 through sarasota and 275 perhaps and pinellas and are

ben gardene. >>> a family of the passengers and crew of the malaysian airline flight held a vigil to mark the anniversary families of the many missing chinese passengers demanded answers. they protested outside a buddhist temple. >> here's a reminder of what we know. the bowing 777 took off from kuala lampur bound for beijing in the early hours of march eight, 2014. about an hour later, communications from the crew ceased and the aircraft disappeared from civilian radar. military radar tracked it for another hour as it turned from its scheduled route than vanished from the radar. transmissions from one of the aircraft's monitoring systems indicate it then flew possibly for hours toward the southern indian ocean following this arc off of western australia, which has become the focus of the search effort. we have more on the investigations and the anniversary. >> the second anniversary of the disappearance of flight mh370 was marked in malaysia in a rather low key manner. politicians held a minute silence in parliament to remember all 239 people who are onboard that plane when it disappeared. a team of int

ben carson. welcome back. >> thank you. you're really missing the traffic in washington. mark if you are teaching a campaign management school, at gw at somewhere else, in the topic came -- what would happen in a presidential campaign if the campaign manager was arrested, what would your answer be, just in general? >> if i were teaching a campaign manager, the first thing i would do is burn every textbook they have. but, you know, i think they did the right thing. accusations which the film doesn't verify. and donald trump says he will stand by him, and you have to have the credit, they - small staff with the least amount of money; they are doing something right. mark: we talked to last segment about how a "normal" campaign would be destabilized by this. as mr. trump or any other senior official address do on the campaign to update you on what this means or give you a pep talk? >> mr. trump said he will stand by cory. he always will be. they expect cory to be vindicated and continue on as normal. mark: let's switch over to the delegate issue. there is a conventional wisdom tha