. >>> coming up foxnews canceled next big republican debate. >>> more fallout after last year's controversial meeting between kim davis. >>> university's is opening a new attraction that will make anyone with a sweet tooth happy. >>> here is what's happening in >>> president barack obama has submitted his pick for the supreme court vacancy. it's a seven epic battle -- iowa senate republicans vowing they will not act until the next president is sworn in. rudabeh shahbazi has the latest. >> reporter: president barack obama introduced an emotional merrick garland as is twist on the supreme court. >> for me there could be no higher public service then serving as a member of the us supreme court. >> reporter: the as chief judge on the us court of appeals in washington dc and is regarded as a moderate. he was born in chicago and graduated from harvard law school. president barack obama described him as one of america's sharpest legal minds. but for now the gop leadership is digging in singing the appointment should wait until after a new president takes office. >> the next justice could well change

patrick's day but what is going to guide out of town visitors for the big republican rail lipe july? find out how you can help show off the cle. >>> putting rumors to rest whroo. is endorsing whom, and will a popular politician jump into the presidential ring at the last minute? >>> text or e-mail us if you hour, a woman is dead after police say someone broke into a tuscarawas home in the middle of the night. >> chris, it happened on cougar drive. home >> reporter: deputies are still on scene. they're planning on stepping up patrols. very few details but here's what we know. around 4:00 this morning a 17- year-old boy called 911 saying he heard screams from the bedroom next to hit. he found a man on top of his dad's girlfriend. the boy was able to escape, and when police got here, they found 39-year-old darlene rerkz nner stabbed to death. an autopsy is planned in stark county tomorrow. there is no sign right now of that suspect. police say there was no murder weapon found on the scene. again, they are stepping up patrols. a very vague description of that suspect available at this po

so while you have these big heavyweights saying that trump would be a disaster, what can the republicanually do about this man? >> reporter: you know, it's not just these heavy hitters, the establishment, the well-known, it's this huge concerted effort we're seeing in washington, more than 70 republican leaders in national security, they used to hold positions in former white houses, they handed over a letter basically saying he would make americans much less safe. really another scathing letter, and we're seeing big republican money come in, and they will be blanketing the airways with these anti-trump ads. we haven't really seen this before. this is a much different, much bigger thing. we don't know if it's going to work. the people who vote for trump say they like he says what he thinks, and they believe that he is an outsider from washington. they don't like the establishment. it remains to be seen how the establishment backing trump is going to be able to reach those voters, but they are giving it a try. there are some who believe they are too late. and believe it or not, there are

competitive than you would have thought, as although super pac's and groups that would have spent big money for republicanl race now instead are spending that big money to defend the house and senate seats. john: i'm a big basketball fan, but you have to be a fan to know the worst thing you can do is the air ball. people say, "air ball, air ball" in the games. you have come to the conclusion that the anti-trump spending so far on the air is basically an air ball. please explain. ken: you know, again, it is difficult to do this in real time, and it is always more fun to the couch coach than the real coach and to say have a shot should have gone instead of screaming air ball. i do think it was a bit of an air ball. about $80 million has been spent against donald trump. when you measure that against all the free media he has gotten, isn't a ton. what is more perplexing to me is that over half the anti-trump spending has happened after march 1, after super tuesday. they have done it when lots of the elections had already happened, when lots of the delegates had already been selected. even when you look at a p

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. >> reporter: this anti-trump ad is part of an 11th hour, multi-million-dollar push from big republican donors to derail trump. fazed. >> they're going to put $20 or $25 million over the next two weeks from what just came over that's fine. as far as i'm concerned, it's fine. >> reporter: 2012 republican nominee and former massachusetts governor mitt romney is expected to be sharply critical of trump in his speech tomorrow. scottie, the current republican governor of massachusetts, charlie baker, said today if given the opportunity he would not vote for trump in november. >> pelley: and the turnout on super tuesday among republicans was at an all-time historic high. major garrett on the campaign for us. major, thank you. now, on the democratic side, clinton has won 10 states, including seven on super tuesday, and she now has 44% of the delegates she needs. here's nancy cordes. >> yesterday was one for the >> reporter: clinton's super tuesday wins were super-sized. she beat bernie sanders by 59 points in alabama, 43 points in georgia, and about 30 points in both virginia and texas. in a m

. >> the next big republican primaries are tuesday. >> marco rubio in front of his home crowd had probably his best debate. many wonder if it was too little too late. >>> trump supporters not exactly known for liking it when he turns the other cheek. did that civil tone last night in the debate help or hurt donald trump? >> it's hard to say. nothing he has done had hurt himself. there have been debates where he has been a little quieter, a little less rambunctious and those debates haven't hurt him either. it's hard to say whether or not this will. as long as he stays the course, things have been going pretty well for donald trump. >> michael, thank you very much. >> also dr. ben carson's endorsement of donald trump coming at a time when the opposition is growing louder and rowdier. a growing number of protestors showing up at the rallies and not all have been peaceful. al jazeera's david shuster has more. >> get him the hell out of here, will you please? >> after those angry words from donald trump, there is now more evidence of angry deeds by his fans. the latest came wednesday in north

but republican leaders kept repeating the big lie. f president obama supports it, it won't help you. like any lie, maintaining this one that republicans deeper and deeper into the state. republicans soon found that propping up the lie meant they had to question any independent authority that might contradict it. so they started routinely questioning science, statistics or any other independent research that supported democratic policies. an example is climate change. the face of scientific cob sepsis, worldwide, republicans say, we don't believe the science. preventing gun violence is another exempt in the wake of an epidemic of mass shootings, republicanned jacket common sense solutions like background checks. instead republicans claim more guns are the answer. republican leaderred have even put objective facts about the basic state of the economy in dispute. a recent poll showed that 53% of the republicans think the unemployment rate is higher now than when president obama took office. this statistic is sad, wrong, but not shocking.

multi-million-dollar push from big republican donors to derail trump. the front-runner did not appear fazed. >> they're going to put $20 or $25 million over the next two weeks from what just came over the wires, and frankly, i think that's fine. as far as i'm concerned, it's fine. >> reporter: 2012 republican nominee and former massachusetts points in alabama, 43 points in georgia, and about 30 points in both virginia and texas. in a memo today, her campaign manager noted that clinton's delegate lead is now, "larger than any lead then-senator obama had at any point in the 2008 primary." clinton barely mentioned sanders in her victory speech. instead, she took on trump. >> and we know we've got work to do, but that work, that work is not to make america great again. america never stopped being great. >> reporter: sanders did win four states by double digits. >> in the southwest, in oklahoma last night, we won by 10 points. >> reporter: today, his aides insisted he's still in the hunt and could pick up four more states in the next couple weeks. the clinto

. >> reporter: this anti-trump ad is part of an 11th hour, multi-million-dollar push from big republican donors to derail trump. the front-runner did not appear fazed. >> they're going to put $20 or $25 million over the next two weeks from what just came over the wires, and frankly, i think that's fine. as far as i'm concerned, it's fine. nominee and former massachusetts governor mitt romney is expected to be sharply critical of trump in his speech tomorrow. scottie, the current republican governor of massachusetts, charlie baker, said today if given the opportunity he would not vote for trump in november ley: and theins were super-sized. she beat bernie sanders by 59 points in alabama, 43 points in georgia, and about 30 points in both virginia and texas. in a memo today, her campaign manager noted that clinton's delegate lead is now, "larger had at any point in the 2008 primary." clinton barely mentioned sanders in her victory speech. instead, she took on trump. >> and we know we've got work to do, but that work, that work is not to make america great again. america never stopped being

. >>> the next big republican debate is tonight in detroit. the stage will be a little less crowded. we are live and looks like super tuesday claimed a casulty. >> reporter: good morning. ben carson is dropping out of tonight's debate and that may be just the start. he may suspend his campaign as well. we will see where that goes a couple of big questions as we approach this debate. where would his supporters go and also what is romney going to say today? the transformation is well underway at the fox theater in detroit. the stage will have to have some last minute changes. the initial debate line up has shrunk with carson bowing ott bowing out yesterday. i do not see a political path forward he said and while he hasn't ended his campaign he won fewer than ten delegate was more than 600 in play. >> his campaign touched millions. touched millions, gave them hope, gave them inspiration. >> reporter: ted cruz moving quick to try to pick up carson supporters as the remaining candidates prepare for tonight's debate. >> i'm look forward to that deba

that big republican convention in cleveland in the summertime. a very democratic city. even though john kasich republican is the governor. the caller around cleveland, very republican, but the city centered very democratic and you can imagine what happened in chicago last night is any indication there may be massive protests at the convention should donald trump become the nominee. >> thank you very much. great reporting on this by the way. we are waiting to hear from donald trump. he is speaking right now. or will be shortly. it's his first chance to respond to the discord last night at a chicago event that had to be canceled an got pretty violet. donald trump, his moment is now. >> number one. number one in position by everybody and everybody tells me, so, thank you all very much. i want to thank you very much. what a good guy in ohio. oh, i love ohio. i love ohio. you know, i worked in ohio for summers in cincinnati and i love cincinnati. i had a great experience. it was early on and it was a job and i brought it with my father. i bought it and worked out really well.

there with the two big republican winners. we start with jacob ras cone in west palm beach, florida. skel kelly is in villanova, pennsylvania. jacob, we will start with you. donald trump, big win for him last night. this morning though he's already making the talk show rounds including here on msnbc and making a little bit of news. what are we hearing from donald trump? >> he is. as you laid out, really a big win by all accounts for donald trump. up until last night he was only ahead in the delegate count by less than 100. now as you pointed out, he's about 250. he now needs to win 55% of the delegates moving forward, which is doable. this morning is interesting. he's talking about foreign policy. he was asked about his advisors of course who are asking about him pivoting to the general election. here's what he said on his favorite foreign policy consultants. >> who are you consulting with consistently so that you're ready on day one? >> i'm speaking with myself, number one, because i have a very good brain and i've said a lot

republicans repeated the big lie over and over in big ways. they said, whatever president obama proposes, even if it is a republican idea, he cannot help you, and will hurt you. look at the affordable care act. the centerpiece we formed is the individual mandate. where did that come from? from the conservative heritage foundation. however, it suddenly became socialism in their eyes. it is not just the affordable care act. democrats propose one policy after another. many of the ideas originated with republicans. nearly all of them had previously enjoyed bipartisan support, but one by one, they were rejected by republican leaders who repeated the big lie, if president obama supports it, it won't help you. the list is long. wall street reform, investment, issue after issue. republicans faced a choice. help the american people, or stick it to president obama. time after time, they chose to stick it to president obama instead of helping their own constituents. payroll tax cuts, mortgage student loans, immigration , reform. automobile bailouts. all o

it's a big day for the republican party. not just the big night debate in detroit.mitt romney, a major speech at 11:30. one of

the republican primary voters -- his message is clearly resonating. this is a big victory.ly. it's funny to see, also, a similar pattern to hillary clinton. they're doing well in the same region of the country. >> that's true. yeah. >> which is interesting to see as well. >> to be fair, donald trump is doing well in every region. >> that's true. that is true. >> but, you know, i was down in mississippi two years ago when there was a big republican -- intra-republican fight. the incumbent senator, thad cochran, was fighting for his life against an insurgent republican, so republicans down there shouldn't be surprised that somebody like donald trump with that kind of message is winning. what is our exit polling telling us about exactly how trump won? >> let's first start talking an the evangelical voters we talked about before. take a look at this. trump wins them. 45% of evangelical voters in mississippi go for trump. 40% for cruz. we looked at the nonevangelical voters and he wins them overwhelmingly. this was 76 % of the electorate and wins them by five points. now take a

he was kidnapped and held for >>> foxnews cancels its big republican debate. >>> more fallout over last year's meeting between pope francis and kim davis. >>> university's opens a new anyone with a sweet tooth ha >>> president barack obama has introduces big deal the vacancy on the supreme court. it's a tough battle with the senate republicans vowing they will not act until next president is sworn in. rudabeh shahbazi has the latest. >> reporter: president barack obama introduced an emotional merrick garland as his choice to replace the late antonin scalia on the supreme court. but for me there could be no higher public service been serving as a member of the us supreme court. >> reporter: garland's chief judge on the was court of appeals in washington dc. is regarded as a moderate. he was born in chicago and graduated from harvard law school. president barack obama described him as one of america's sharpest legal minds. saying people should wait until after a new president takes office. >> the next justice could well change the ideological makeup and the balance of the supreme court fo

but it's not illegal. >> and analysis of tonight's big republican debate. we're in washington, we're in cpac. we're in maryland. thanks for being with us. vrj r >>> r. >>>? terms of immigration and almost everything else, there has to be some tug and pull. when i watched ted, i had great respect for what he did. he stood there for a day and a half or something. in the meantime, what came of it? nothing. you have to be able to have some flexibility. some negotiation. now, sometimings you asked for more than you want and you negotiate down to the point. >> that was donald trump earlier tonight at the debate. joining us now with reaction as we come to you from cpac, attorney political analyst. and republican strategist author of a great book called retaking america. good to see you. >> i thought it was an interesting debate. i can't wait until we start focusing on hillary clinton. >> who would be the best candidate you saw up there tonight to take on hillary clinton? >> i thought donald trump. absolutely. >> let me go to doug. who would you fear the most to ta

kentucky held their republican caucus on saturday. turnout was big. kentucky republicans went big for donald trump in that kentucky presidential caucus. kentucky has the last democratic-held state legislative house in the south. republicans looked at that big turnout in their caucus this weekend, enthusiasm they saw kentucky republicans show for donald trump, and they expressed great hope that would translate into republicans taking over to the kentucky house, because last night there were four special elections in the kentucky led legislature. republicans were trying to fill those four seats with four republicans and had they done it, they would have taken over control of the house. they would have taken the last democratically held legislative house in the entire american south. but instead, last night in kentucky, republicans lost in three of those four seats. the democrats last night actually increased their hold on that legislature. so, forecast, cloudy. right? by which i do not mean that we're forecasting clouds. i mean the forecast is cloudy. it

number two guy in isis we have just learned this morning and the big spat of the week or story of the week seems to be about a couple of republicanandidates insulting each other's wives. here's how ted cruz put it. >> let me be absolutely clear. our responses and our children are off-balance. it is not acceptable for a big loud new york bully to attack my wife. jon: why are we talking about that kind of thing kevin when there are so many other important issues burning? >> because the front runner forthe republicans is not talking policy . lynn is right. whatever we can make this screen blow up with that's exactly what donald trump has become the master of is about marketing, it's about college, it's about image, is not even telling the truth about his positions because everything is negotiable. what ted cruz is saying is this responding. his wife was innocent of anything in the transaction and of course he's going to come to her defense but in the terror attacks themselves, donald trump the day before said we got to pull out of nato. in lightof the terror attacks in brussels by a nato partner , ted cruz tried to say the next day

morning, heading west from rouse road to downtown, that'll take you 10 minutes. >> amy: the next big republican debate is tonight. crowded. >> john: super tuesday looked to have caused another casualty in the race for the white house. doug luzader has the latest. >> reporter: ben carson is now out, at least as far as the debate is concerned and his campaign looks to be over as well. we'll get more details tomorrow when he is expected to speak out about this. >>> meantime, another question, what will mitt romney say today. i transformation is well under way at the opulent fox theater in detroit. the stage will have to undergo last minute changes. the initial debate lineup has shrunk with ben carson bowing out just yesterday. i do not see a political path forward, he said in the statement. he has not technically ended, he won fewer than 10 delegates with more than 600 in play ben's campaign touched millions. touched millions. gave them inspiration. texas senator ted cruz moved quick. >> are you looking forward. >> reporter: and it may start earlier today with 2012 republican nominee mitt romney s

i think that the big question for the business community, anyway, what they want to know is, the republicansiness in particular. trump is presenting an entirely different base. he's the populist side of the republican party and i think that is very worrisome for big multinational businesses that have depended on republicans to stick up for their trade agendas, for their tax loopholes, et cetera. who knows what donald trump's going to do. just so we have no idea what his platform truly is or who his advisers are. these are big questions. >> tapper will try. knowing that jake tapper. thank you so much. just reminder, miami debate thursday night. >>> hours from now, polls will be closing in four states. live on the campaign trail with all six candidates still campaigning to be president of the united states. hear what's at stake for each tonight. [bassist] two late nights in tucson. blew an amp.but good nights. sure,music's why we do this,but it's still our business. we spend days booking gigs, then we've gotta put in the miles to get there. but it's not without its perks. like seeing our albu

republicans support him. people are that group of that you're talking about? we do not know how big. it is not just the leadership. it is a lot of conservatives fighting against. andand i reported this out we have seen different conservative groups complain that republicans on capitol hill were not wish and we conservative. there is the club for growth or heritage action for america. these are washington-based groups and our establishment in their own way. they are not party establishment. they are conservative establishment. they thought john mccain was not conservative enough. they had an unhappy will in a lot of the ways republicans nominate a senate candidate. they are opposed to the rnc. they are having problems with trump. the only point i like to make is it is broader than just the party worried about trump. it is conservatives who have also been aligned often against the party, people that were pushing for john boehner, speaker of the house. then you look at the voters. what we have seen in pulling and isthe votes, donald trump getting the support of conservatives and evangeli

there are no big republican after tonight. we will talk about arizona and utah in a moment.he longer this goes on, the less likely it is for ted cruz or john kasich to break through. the press will become more interested in what donald trump has to say. this plays to his strength as a strong person and it blocks out there chance to make other arguments. they are not going to be talking about trump university anytime soon. you: these are days that can't attack donald trump on things that seem unrelated to national security and foreign policy. you can probably just go out there and try to out strongman him. i will say, the arguments are ridiculous. president obama can make phone calls from anywhere in the world. he doesn't need to come home to make phone calls. the ted cruz argument has raised the hackles of many libertarians. that is probably what he wants. on the other side, bernie sanders spoke to reporters in flagstaff, arizona today and said that islamic state must be destroyed and that he would form a coalition to destroy it. also called ted cruz's called to monitor musl

we're six days from the next big republican contest in wisconsin.ll just coming in to us from marquette law school. as you can see right here, it shows cruz in the lead with 40% support from likely gop primary voters. he's up 19 points from last month, while donald trump is in second, followed by john kasich. and this also just in to cnn this afternoon. 16 conservative women who are a part of the news media are now calling on trump to fire his

republicans, megan? >> reporter: well, march 15th big day for both parties. but on the republican side especially, you've got ohio, you've got florida where john kasich and marco rubio are going to be defending their home turf. also important to point out for the republicans, some of those states are winner take all. so that's going to be a very big night to watch. >> next tuesday very big indeed. we'll look forward to it. abc's megan hughes live in detroit. thank you for your time. >> sticking with the republicans, some revealing information from gop voters. >> in exit polling, mississippi republican voters overwhelmingly supporting trump's plan to ban non-u.s. muslims from entering the country. 76% supporting that plan. >> when you look at michigan, half republican voters prefer an outsider as the next president. 41% said they want someone with experience. >> staying in michigan, the question, is donald trump honest and trustworthy? it was split down the middle there as youhour, at least one r severe weather in parts of texas, arkansas and oklahoma. and itye

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so there's been a shift in the past 20 years in the republican party in texas on that issue. >> texas is a big prize on super tuesday for republicans. there are a lot of delegates at stake, so appealing at a the base, echoing their feelings on immigration plays well. in november, will latinos have long memories and louder voiceles? >> it looks as though hillary clinton might reinforce her lead in the democratic's contest. >> it's thought the only place that she won't win on super tuesday is vermont and that is bernie sanders' home state. he's a senator from there. he was the mayor in burlington for many, many years. he's well liked and hugely popular and should win by a landslide there. for other states, hillary clinton holds a commanding lead and hopes that that will cement position at front runner and she will go into contests including ohio, illinois, pennsylvania, california, all big democratic states that she will do so well there, that it will become in evidentable. bernie sanders say he is staying in until the convention in the summer. donald trump leads in 10 of the races on super tues

republican party on the line. welcome to "the kelly file,," everyone. i'm megyn. after last night's big debate in detroit, with just four republicans left, donald trump is looking to extend his winning streak, while the rest of the field looks to derail him. the first big test comes less than 12 hours from now when polls open in louisiana. three other states, kansas,

there are no big republican contests after tonight.ans the longer this goes on, the less likely it is for either of them to break through. the president is interested in what they have to say, but the president is interested, as usual, in what donald trump has to say. out their chance to make other arguments. john: it gobbles up news cycles. these are days you cannot attack donald trump on things that seem unrelated to foreign policy. you cannot really attack trump at all. the kasich argument is ridiculous on its face. president obama can make those phone calls from wherever he is in the world. argument on police patrols has raised the hackles of many democrats and muslims, which is probably what he wants. bernie sanders spoke to reporters in flagstaff today, saying islamic state must be destroyed and muslim allies overseas should form a coalition to destroy it. hillary clinton made similar points at her tv appearances today. msnbc, sheview on was given a chance to analyze proposalsf trump's are attracting republican voters. donald tru

. >> not a big republican state. >> no. cruz won three states overnight. what are you hearing the not just from rubio but the establishment, all the anti-trump vehements. it's really back marco rubio. >> absolutely. what i heard in talking to strategists over the last couple of days and those operatives involved in taking down trump over the next few weeks is to sis stain the attack on trump's electability and also go over aspects of his record, failed businesses, trump university, a lot of these things that the other candidates have been bringing up this whole time, but they're saying if they can get real resources behind it, they think it can make a difference for marco rubio. i think it's a tough night for him tonight. ted cruz was expected to do much better in a lot of these southern states but at least he pulled off some wins even though it was an uneven night for him. marco rubio who's already sending out e-mails to his donors saying he's the underdog and way behind in the polls in florida behind donald trump, it's a really tough argument for him goi

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. >> reporter: the next big republican contests are tuesday where ohio and florida home states of kasich and rubio will be up for grabs. delve already here in florida 67% of the number of people that voted in all of 2012 in the primary have already voted here in florida in early balloting not to mention also 220,000 ballots were cast before jeb bush the former governor of this state even left the race, pretty interesting stuff. >> remind you of the scene from butch cassidy and the sun dance kid who are those guys and donald trump will pick up a very significant endorsement tell us about it. >> dr. ben carson you remember of this race a little while ago left and the last candidate to leave and have been so many but i'm pretty sure he is the last to leave he will be endorsing donald trump and interesting endorsement because we knew cruz and carson and cruz feuded in iowa and donald trump had to fight to get the moral high ground of any kind is getting it from the person who advertised himself as the moral high ground so it's going to be an interesting match the two of them. he has already