there is the unrepentant domestic terrorist, bill ayers there.tening to them when you're there? >> oh, i think the premier message is one of hate, and intimidation. this was a premeditated act of harassment and intimidation to shut down the trump event. but wrapped in a message of stopping the hate. when you take a look at our video, and after this program, if you go to the gatewaypundit.com, you can see it's the opposite of the message. they're preaching a message of absolute hatred. it's clear with everything that we captured there. >> and jeremy, so you have obama's radical friend, you have black lives matter. you have move on.org and these groups. what they want to do is silence conservative voices and take away the opportunity of people that want to hear from a presidential candidate. what you are your other observations? >> well, this event is where people need to realize is this is not a spontaneous uprising against donald trump. anyone that thinks it is, or a result of anything he said or something that happened at one of his campaign eve

disavow jeremiah wright and bill ayers. >> a hate group. >> bill ayers, he started his career in the home of a domestic terrorist. >> that is what's -- >> bombed the pentagon, the capitol and new york city police headquarters. >> in to trump's rallies making them go out and hit somebody in the head. that's what's making them assault a woman at a rally. come on, sean. we should be better than that. the gop should -- >> laura, last word. to really not talk about the guy that he started his political career at home, bill ayers, oh, he's just a guy in the neighborhood and just happened to sit on boards with him, do speeches with him, start the political career in the guy's house. >> the radicals on the left get a free pass, always will. that's how it goes. most disturbing thing is other republican candidates seeking to as rahm emanuel liked to do, never let a crisis go to waste. trump maybe should change the rhetoric, but don't menace women and children with the middle finger going up or epitaphs lining up to go in to a rally and all over youtube. okay? they're menacing women and childre

that's bill ayers, part of the weather underground that bombed the pentagon. the capitol, new york city police headquarters. he is a part of this. nobody seems to want to ask obama and the democrats about the president's relationship. he began his career in that domestic terrorist house. that to me is such a big story. not a few words uttered by donald trump. why was the president friends with an unrepentant terrorist is a bigger story to me. >> what you will discovery and a reporter today say this to me totally off the record because he would be in danger of losing his job if he said it publicly, that he had never seen the elite media as totally frantically hostile as they are to donald trump. and the danger for the elite media, whether it's cbs news or msnbc or you name it, the danger is they're going to totally eliminate the average american. because the average americans watching the video. they're seeing what is really happening. and they're beginning to put the pieces together from college campuses to madison to what happened in chicago. >> yeah. >> i th

bill ayers didn't come because donald trump said something. excuse me, neil. he came because he loves trouble. >> yeah. >> we got bill ayers on the mike last night. >> yeah. >> it's on odd mix of people joining this cause. it's avengsers of the left. thank you very much, very much. the door just opening on donald trump's 757. going to be making his way out and addressing the troops there. attended, speaks his mind. john robert in chicago on what donald trump might say in a few minutes as he's coming down the stairs of his plane. what do you think? you flew the round with him and you know what hs on mind. what do you think he does? >> i would hazard a guess that one of the first things that comes out of his mouth today will be to talk about what happened in chicago and the fact that he believes that protesters denied him his right to free speech, but he also thinks that what happened last night is effectively spreadinging his message much farther and wider than it would have been had he been at the event. you remember the monotra the protesters had in 1968. oh,

it's actually hundreds of different groups all out in the name of social justice, like bill ayers saysis is resolved through an ongoing continuing struggle for social justice, indicating they don't even want anything resolved. as long as they're protesting, they're getting what they want. they're trying to take away power from people who have it, give it to people who they believe don't in a way that is completely un-american. >> bill ayers, as we know, bombed the pentagon. president obama's friend and neighbor. what was he doing there? does he just show up at all these things? occupy wall street, he shows up? what is he doing now? >> well, you know, i don't think it's just that he shows up. i think there's a lot of work that goes on beforehand. i think that he's there as a -- you know, he's sort of a shaman of street protests. he's a gunfiodfather to people a hero of this movement. when you take a look at his twitter feed, he was out bragging the next day. hey, we shut them down! that took a lot of work! congratulations. there really was a premeditated attempt to harass and intimidate

meanwhile it's like a communist sesame street at the bill ayers household.ace. peter johnson jr. next. >>> and bill hemmer comes up in 14 minutes. good morning, bill. >> good morning to you on a monday. nice to see the three of you. >> super-duper tuesday eve. >> i call it super-duper tuesday. >> super-duper tuesday eve. >> there's been too many super tuesdays. ohio is too close to call, governor john kasich is live to make his case in a moment. new polling in the four other critical states. where the race stands today we will tell you. what a weekend of rallies and confrontation. we'll tell you what you need to know this morning. and a new push to get the extermination of christians in the middle east labeled as genocide. big monday morning of news. martha and i will see you in twelve minute minutes. top of the hour. i take pictures of sunrises. it's my job and it's also my passion. but with my back pain i couldn't sleep... so i couldn't get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12-hour strength of

bill ayers is in the area. he went into an area of -- >> he's an american professor. >> yeah, my point is, he went into the unfriendliest of confines, he's the only one doing that he's the oath one going in areas where he's going to be the complete outsider, he's going to be verbally attacked. >> he was simply renting the arena, and it was there. >> let me just say. >> the next day he was in bloomington, illinois, about 50 miles south of chicago. >> i don't -- i'm just saying, these young people at that school organized. it's not to be blames on bernie sanders or move on.org. this is a divisive ugly message and we want to speak against it. the final point i would make is this, when i listen to the other republicans who are running for president. when i listen to rubio, when i listen to cruz, when i listen to kasich, they are saying something's wrong here. the atmosphere is poisonous, and in fact they say it's cancerous. it's a circus. >> what else do you expect them to say, they're the nominee. >> you think the

also, bill ayers was there. he's a terrorist. he tried to blow up americans. was he there to preach nonviolence? that's like jeffrey dahmer preaching develveganism. why do protesters who seem to despise hate seem like bill ayers to love violence? because they are good and we are evil. did anyone see this coming? >> it could get uglier and we don't want it to get uglier. we're watching tempers flare everywhere. not just between left and right, between right and right. and until we actually kind of like speak honestly about what's going on, it's going to get bad. >> right guy. [ laughter ] >> pretty good-looking, too, i might add. i think he works out. anyway, i'm thinking cooler heads better prevail soon or it's going to get worse. really worse. [ cheers ] >> all right. i want to start with you, tyress. you were a bouncer for snoop. >> bodyguard. >> bodyguard. >> bouncer. >> same thing. >> sounds like intern. >> you were his intern. >> executive protection if you want to be cool about it. >> okay. so i'm sensing a pattern here that seems to be getting worse. am

. >> and andrew, bill ayers as we know bombed the pentagon, and president obama's friend and neighbor. what was he doing there? does he show up at all of the thing, and the climate rally there and occupy wall street he shows up, and what is he doing now? >> well, you know, i don't ti that it is just that he shows up, be through is a lot of work na goes on beforehand and he is there as a, you know, sort of the shaman of street protests, and a god father to people and hero of the movement, but looking at the twitter feed, he was out bragging the next day, hey, hey, we shut them down, and that took a lot of work, and congratulations. so there was a premeditated attempt to harass and intimidate the people who wanted nothing but to have the right to free assembly, and hear a political speech. bill ayers talking about un-american donald trump is, and the movement is when they premeditated shutdown free speech. i can't think of anything more un-american than that. >> and you are right, it is very intimidating for a lot of people out there, and my hat goes off to you guys, because it takes a

hillary clinton: instead of breaking -- building laws, we are going to break down bill ayers. at ted cruz headquarters outside houston. sheree: here' s a closer look at the high stakes on both sides of the aisle. nearly 600 delegates are up for grabs. for the democrats. even more is on the line 865 delegates in all. with tonight' s projected wins cnn has hillary clinton' s estimated delegates a 822. as for donald trump his estimated tally is up to 186. mike: instead of campaigning in the 12 super tuesday states,, gop frontrunner donald trump focused on the next states preparing to vote. trump made stops in ohio and kentucky today. this is video of his stop in columbus this afternoon. two weeks before the primary here. trump threw down the gauntlet in ohio. mocking governor kasich and his the upcoming primary. he also disputed portrayals that he' s divisive. donald trump: and people don' t know that about me. i bring people together. ll get a snicker from the wise guys in the press. it can' t get worse than it is right now. mike: then he was in louisville trump touched on the r

trump because we've seen that challengers on the republican side have cited with bill ayers, moveon.org and black lives matter against mr. trump. he's the only one fighting for the people. >> i ran for office. it's awful when your kids get targeted. eric trump gets a letter with white powder. they say next time it will be real. i'm sure all the precautions are being taken. now they are marching in front of the apartment in the city. what precautions are the trumps taking? i'm asking for secrets but are they worried? >> i think everyone anticipated there would be push back like this. the trumps are being careful. this is taken seriously because there are some crazy people out there. we have to continue the fight. >> thanks for being with us tonight. with me now, conservative radio talk show host who is here with me in los angeles and robert p zimmerman. robert, civil disobedience. when you start blocking roads and getting people to cancel events for safety, isn't that anarchy? >> we understand that civil disobedience is part of our tradition and heritage. we understand that violence is n

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bill ayers. >> should be in jail. >> agree with you. he should be in jail.his is part of a group that bombed the pentagon, new york city police headquarters, and barack obama started his political career in this man's house. he was a part of what happened in chicago. you've had disruptions at various events. >> he may have written the first barack obama book. do you think? do you think? >> a big difference between the first book and the second book. >> the writing style. a lot of people have said that. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> so they're coming at you hard on the left. how do you handle it? >> i'm fine. you know, look. a lot of this whole thing with the rallies, it's a media. it's concocted by the media. i lad a fantastic rally in salt lake city. it was so beautiful. the room was paktd. there was thousands of people outside. there was a group of protesters, but it was small. there was a group of protesters but small and the media including fox in all fairness, it was a small group. if you look at television, the end of the world and it is like the guys

this guy started his political career in bill ayer's home, he was asked one time, by george stephanopouloshad stephanopoulos on my radio program the day before and i sent him the question. so he asked the question, oh, so some guy in the neighborhood. do you need the information for vetting presidential candidates? >> he got information from bill the plumber. >> hillary clinton must be losing her mind because she was getting tough questions because he wasn't getting any. >> the first time in my life the clinton campaign lied to me. >> right. exactly. does it surprise you? this is a guy who lectures us on stability. now, he's going to lecture the media on how to do their job? and if he does get a tough question, he panics or gets upset or defensive like a child in a classroom that has been called out. all of a sudden he's saying he wants them? come on, now. >> obama has never been vetted by the media. this man is the media darling. i don't know what he's talking about when he says the media should be tough on trump. the media has been awful to trump. you have people calling him a nazi. the

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bill ayers on the scene on social media promoting this. >> these happened at the rallies. >> this is outside of the rallies. >> the sucker punch happened in the rally and michelle field said she was trying to get a better perspective when she was bruised. it happened at the rally. it's an injury at the rally. >> there's going to always be allegations and in the next few days we will see it cleared up as well. >> please, there's video of a man sucker punched in the face. >> i'm trying to get to that. >> let's not ignore it so it is important that we get the facts straight in this video. >> it is. a lot of times mr. trump will say because you have protesters ripping things out of people's hands and getting in their hands and pushing them they do fight back. we don't know what happened prior to that engagement and i'm not going to criticize an 80-year-old man until we have those facts. >> i hope he continues to say there have been injuries, maybe not as many as he feels are made out but there have been some. have to acknowledge it is happening in the arena. let me ask you about the inst

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look at chicago they see a bunch of organized groups, moveon.org, the remnants of occupy and even bill ayers was involved. bill: you write, do trump's rivals benefit by blaming him for the chicago chaos? the question comes back to how trump is handling this. how do you gauge that? >> i think they do not benefit by blaming him. all of his rivals have blamed the protesters to some degree. marco rubio said the protesters are not blameless. but they have spent more time talking about donald trump. it's true donald trump does sometimes use inkre incendiary language. sometimes he will mock them and be confrontational. we have seen tape of him saying punch that guy in the face. saying i would like to punch that guy in the face. to that degree you can say he brings out the worst in his supporters. but his supporters say wait a minute, there is one group coming in trying to disrupt this and they are the ones who bear the initial blame. bill: ohio too close to call. where are we, do you believe, on wednesday? what's your guess? >> if the polls are right, marco rubio has lost his home state and maybe d

are also talking about senator cruz backing black lives matter, moveon.org and domestic terrorist bill ayersalling it what it is. it's a simple attack against mr. trump and his candidacy. so we're not going to pay too much attention to that. again, this is a competition. mr. trump is winning and mr. trump will receive the delegates to win the nomination. >> if he doesn't t other big news is john harwood just mentioned last night he's backtracking on this pledge to support the nominee no matter who it is. can you give us a little more insight as to why trump has changed his mind on this? >> oh. sure. this isn't backtracking. when he did sign the pledge, he said as long as the party is treating him fairly. there's been quite a widespread of news coverage where you have an entire anti-trump movement consisting of party elites that are out there trying to stop trump from winning the nomination and even democrats. i don't think that's fair when you have a person bringing more people to the party, new people to the party across all factions of the republican party and they're trying to stop him an

bill ayers was present. he mentioned move on.org, i believe, in an interview he did.ed left. we see this across every college campus. talk to any conservative speaker who has ever gone to a college campus and see how they have shut down. [ laughter ] >> as if donald trump is a conservative. >> that is true. >> it's organized because it's the conservatives -- as a conservative i will never vote for donald trump #never trump. we are organized. we are upset. we know that donald trump is a fraud. is he a con man. he should never get the nomination. and the fact of the matter is these protesters are upset with the fact that donald trump is calling for people to be punched in the face. he speaks with violent rhetoric. all the other candidates have acknowledged. >> he said i will cover your legal fees. >> he said please remove him. don't hurt him. if you do i will cover your man, who and i understand it's not all donald trump supporters he said if i come across him again we could end culling him. that's supposed to be all right. >> trump has spoken to hundreds of thousands o

all of the organized demonstrators from the outside, and you had well-known activists and even bill ayershat happened? trump ended up carrying illinois. flashing back to 1968 when you saw those demonstrators trying to change the democratic party at the chicago convention from within, you know, they ended up giving the nomination to the establishment candidate, hubert humphrey over uh-eugene mccarth after jfk had been killed. i think these kind of disruptions help the target of the disruption more than the disruptees. i think they and the kids are getting off on it, they are showing they can take direct action against the candidate. but in terms of the impact, the political impact, people tend, you know, because most people don't demonstrate in the street, they tend to really be annoyed by people that jam up their traffic, that steal their phone numbers. you know, that steal social security cards, that mess around with people's private lives. they go beyond the boundary and once they pass the boundary americans have punished them for it in the quiet of their home or polling booth. >> are y

by the way, the godfather of moveon.org is bill ayers. wife, berna dean dorn, who got their start in the '70s by trying to blow up police, the pentagon and the capitol. in fact, might have allegedly killed a couple of policemen. so there's nothing new about moveon.org. these folks need to be disciplined by the police, by the secret service, whatever it takes so the violence does not disrupt events. >> haven't heard any of the candidates denouncing moveon. haven't heard on the liberal side hillary clinton or bernie sanders denouncing moveon. hillary clinton has denounced the violence and called for calm at the events. we spoke to phillip levine earlier. he's the miami beach mayor and a clinton supporter. even he is denouncing moveon.org. watch. >> running on a stage like that clearly is -- looks like it's a crime to me. it's something that should not be tolerated. and putting police in jeopardy and folks there protesting peacefully, folks coming to a political rally. it's disrupting their freedom of speech. >> what we're seeing is this hug

as kpix 5's christin ayers reports, lawmakers in utah are fast-tracking a bill that would close the funding gap for that project. >> the ability for utah to have what california has had forever access to the world through ports is not a bad thing. >>> reporter: utah senator stewart adams has his eye on california. his bill to invest $51 million in a marine export hub in the bay area just sailed through the utah senate. he wants to help utah's struggling coal mining industry. adams says a deep water terminal in oakland could be their lifeline, allowing export to china and mexico. >> you want to use dirty coal or clean coal? utah's coal is the cleanest on the planet. if people want our clean coal versus the dirtier coal with higher sulfur content they ought to be able to make that decision. >> reporter: senator loni hancock says not so fast. >> this whole coal export depot from day one has been leveraging public money for private developers to make a profit by exporting a toxic product to asia which already has huge air pollution problems. and actually we all do breathe the air. >> reporter:

bill melugin. >> i am kayla ayers. >> a good samaritan was hit and killed while triping to help a stranded driver. tries to heap 17-year-old girl whose car had flat tire. around 4:00 a.m. on the 485 loop between rocky river and university. he got out of the door hat! the teen when another driver hit and killed him. the driver did submit to drug and a alcohol testing although he is does not look like alcohol was factor. officials say he was in the roadway ap the stretch of that troopers say, it does not appear there will be charges, at this time. >> a local mom is pa speak out for the first time after her daughter was found shot to death inside of a car. >> danielle says her daughter, had promise ming, bright future and has message for other parents throughout and tells us how she wants her daughter to be remembered. our own neima shares the story here on "fox 46 news." >> danielle burris says some days are better than others. rest in heaven note >> but there is not a day that goes by that she doesn't think of her oldest daughter, crowder. >> you know, i don't think it hit me. maybe that second da

bill melugin. >> i am kayla ayers. >> a good samaritan was hit and killed while triping to help a stranded driver. tries to heap 17-year-old girl whose car had flat tire. around 4:00 a.m. on the 485 loop between rocky river and university. he got out of the door hat! the teen when another driver hit and killed him. the driver did submit to drug and a alcohol testing although he is does not look like alcohol was factor. officials say he was in the roadway ap the stretch of that highway was not lit. troopers say, it does not appear there will be charges, at this >> a local mom is pa speak out for the first time after her daughter was found shot to death inside of a car. >> danielle says her daughter, had promise ming, bright future and has message for other parents throughout and tells us how she wants her daughter to be remembered. our own neima shares the story here on "fox 46 news." >> danielle burris says some days are better than others. rest in heaven note >> but there is not a day that goes by that she doesn't think of her oldest daughter, crowder. >> you know, i don't think it hit me. maybe

ayers and that's the indoctrination. he's never had a sister soldier moment. you were there when bill clinton said the era of big government is over. the end of welfare as we have known it. can you name one instance obama has gone against the radical indoctrination? i can't think of one. >> bill clinton yesterday said all of the migrants in europe are a major problem. he's the first democrat i've seen who admitted that -- and that all of these people coming in from syria, all of these people living in middle schobru is a huge problem. the belgians, by the way, i think they have changed the rule and as recently as last year, they had a year that you could not have a police raid after 9:00 at night until the next morning because it was -- it would be inconvenient to the people in the house. >> oh my goodness. we have take a break and come back and coming up, i'll go one on one with univision anchor about the donald trump immigration. why he's calling him racist and is he misquoting him? after last night's republican contest, the delegate count and reaction from chairman priebus. what if

christin ayers says money for the project is now pouring in thanks to the stroke of a pen. christin. >> reporter: that's right. utah's governor just signed a bill giving the developer of an export terminal right here in oakland $53 million from utah taxpayers. that's all so utah can ship coal through the oakland army base. the plan has been controversial from the start but tonight city officials say this is far from a done deal. the terminal is still going through a permit process that could take 6 to 8 months before building could begin. and on top of that, city staffer discussing whether shipping coal through oakland would pose a public safety threat. >> i know coal has been on people's minds. its of great concern to the council and to the city. so what we have done is that we are currently reviewing evidence that has been submitted by the public and others concerning the health and safety aspects of the coal so that is what the council will focus on in a few months. >> reporter: so ultimately stat will make a recommend -- staff will make a recommendation to the city council about whether to allow coal to be part of the terminal. they haven't