chris blackwell came back and he's booming the town.oh yeah, see now, now i'm happy. that is just beautiful. nice place to grow up? >> it is. >> what's it like being a kid? >> my childhood days, i used to spend it on the beach. >> that's good. who gets to do that? >> well, i guess only me and my friends. >> do you ever take it for granted, like do you get -- >> we do. >> you do? >> we do, we do. see the thing about it when we really need it, that's the time we can't have it. a lot of our water fronts have been gone. we have very little right now. you know, it's okay. we have james bond beach like ten minutes walk from the house. we're one of the lucky ones. ♪ >>> it's inevitable of course that next door to golden eye, there would be a james bond beach. >> all of the bond movies were conceptualized and written here. ♪ >> when blackwell heard i wanted to visit the local fishermen, he hooked me up with his good friend carl for good company. i'm here to hit a local rum bar where one can indulge in a fishermen's breakfast, rum. so we drinkin

so, sasha, you heard ken blackwell there. i think he's saying, this could be an open transparent process, but i'll ask you what i asked him. if we get to the end of this primary process and trump has the most delegates, he's won the most states, he's won the most votes of any candidate, how do republicans say, you still can't have the nomination? >> part of it is the scenario that secretary blackwell laid out, that starts in cleveland from scratch on july 18th or whatever the convention begins, is just not the case. it's already begun. and saturday, in iowa, there are 99 county conventions, where precinct delegates who were elected in the 1,681 precinct caucuses we covered in february, go and vote for the individual delegates who go from county conventions to district conventions. these are the individuals who will go to cleveland. and so, we're talking about the numbers of delegates that people are winning. but the individual delegates who are selected to fill those spots, will have votes on rules decision, credentials decis

bring your challenges. >>> i'm victor blackwell.he campus of ohio state university the site of tonight's presidential democrat town hall. trump want his protesters to face charges. let's take you to vendalia, ohio. a man rushed the stage. secret service jumped in to protect trump. and the candidate was not injured. >> in kansas city, missouri dozens of -- here is cnn's ryan young. >> so the big wonder was what was going to happen here with the trouble after what occurred in chicago. a lot of people in the community talking about it would not be out of control. protesters across the. at 33:00 more than a thousand people were still in line. as you look back this direction the line stretched all the way down but trump was interrupted several times because protesters made their way in and made themselves hurt. [inaudible] >> the conversations did get tense out here. there was some pushing and shoving. reporting in kansas city, ryan young cnn. >> two days away from the next big contest. the super tuesday part three here. so many people a

i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm christine romans. 4:00 a.m. in the east. overnight, new raids in belgium leading to six new arrests. as we learn, investigators know of several additional isis plots in europe, possibly linked to brussels and terror networks. the manhunt intensifying for the men in brussels bombings. one who dropped off a bomb and ran. this as security forces thwart a planned terror attack in france. we learn of new intelligence failures. top officials admitting mistakes were made. we are covering this the way only cnn can with correspondents around the world. i want to begin with cnn's frederik pleitgen. he is live in london. >> reporter: it was active for the brussels area. this were raids where i'm standing. this is the schaerbeck district. this is where they had the safe house from where they were building the bombs to hit those places. this is the same area. the raid here went on for several hours throughout the night. large parts of the area were cordoned off. the latest from the police is at the specific location, there were no arrest

i'm victor blackwell. >>> i'm christine romans. 30 minutes past the hour. word of another attacker involved in the brussels bombings. a senior security source tells cnn a second unidentified person sought in the blast in the brussels metro system. belgian media reports the individual was caught on video holding a large bag. we know the identity of the suicide bomber reported earlier who blew up the subway car. officials say it was khalid el bakraoui. he rented the brussels apartment that served as the hideout. khalid's brother, ibrahim el bakraoui and najim laachraoui both wearing black in the photo were the suicide bombers at the airport. laachraoui has been on the run since the paris attacks. now the third man who dropped his bomb off at the brussels airport and left, the man in the light jacket and hat and glasses, he is still on the run. he is the subject of the intense manhunt. police conducting raids raising the questions did the men in the pictures act alone? are there other members of the terror cell out there? cnn's fred pleitgen joins us. it is al

lou: leo, thank you very much, sara blackwell, thank you, and we'll put up your website at the end ofyou. >> thank you very much. lou: in the next segment. thank you so much. appreciate it, sara, leo, all the best. >> thank you. lou: incredible video out of finland on a move out of a james bond movie. the stuntman riding his snowmobile. i think he missed something. right off the side of a 1600 foot high cliff. the trick didn't stop there. the daredevil then parachutes to safety. the stunt came from the driver's desire to test's snowmobile's sturdiness. machine was not damaged at all, in the fall, and he did pretty well too! what's that? curiosity killed what? >>> last night's debate had it all, a little lying ted, yoga, big don. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. hmm. [cell phone be

. isaac was interim chief at the time. one of the reasons they let blackwell go, being properly approved overtime for his favorite officers >> real estate developers, in downtown cincinnati. members on the board approved the demolition necessary to pave the way for more than 60 luxury condos. the $50 million project calls for two new story buildings along the tree line. >> marijuana is more popular to tri-state students than we talked to 40 thousand people from grades 20 through 12th. alcohol remained the highly reported use, with more than 16 percent of students self-reporting, to having used it within the past 0 days. tobacco, about 8 percent and marijuana about 12 percent. >>> panel studying infant mortality problem, to increase the tobacco tax and boost the tobacco buying age to 21. idea, included in a report to, to day. the commission, other ideas, include banning the sale of crib bumpers. the mortality rate has been the worst in the nation. >>> fighting migraine pain. four simple things, without medication. >> and all new tonight, how a brand-new bike could change the life of a loc

. >> i'm victor blackwell. 5:00 a.m. in the east. breaking news on the battle front against terror in europe. overnight and this morning, new raids in belgium leading to at least six new arrests. this is happening as investigators now know of several additional isis plots in europe. possibly linked to the brussels and paris terror networks. the manhunt is still ongoing. one for the man who dropped off a bomb and ran at the airport and one who participated in the metro bombing. we learn of new intelligence failures. top belgian officials admitting mistakes were made. we are covering the story the way cnn can with correspondents around the world. let's start with senior correspondent frederik pleitgen in brussels. you report raids have happened across belgium in the last few hours. >> reporter: absolutely, victor. a flurry of activity by the belgian authorities. the recent one in the early morning hours of today. police say they conducted a raid in the forrest area. it is an area where last tuesday, an apartment was discovered where al

i'm christine romans. >> i'm victor blackwell.econd unidentified person sought in the blast in brussels metro system. belgian media report that the second person was caught on video holding a large bag. we know the identity of the suicide bomber. it was khalid el bakraoui. he also rented the headquarters and hideout. his brother, ibrahim el bakraoui and najim laachraoui were the two suicide bombers who died at the airport. laachraoui has been on the run since the paris attacks. the third man who dropped his bomb off at the brussels airport and left remains unidentified and on the run. the subject of a huge and growing manhunt. police conducting new raids across brussels racing the question did the men in the surveillance pictures act alone or are others in the terror cell still out there? we have cnn's fred pleitgen with us. we learned that salah abdeslam is no longer cooperating with police in belgium and wants to get back to france. >> reporter: absolutely, victor. that is an interesting and troubling turn of events for investig

i'm victor blackwell live inmy. a bit of a delay there.democratic debate tonight, two days before the primary. and the ever changing face of this year's election is our lead story today. the republican candidates waking up to a potential shake up in the race for the white house. ted cruz may be stealing donald trump's thunder, winning two out of saturday's four contests and inching his delegate count closer to the front runner. cruz won in kansas and maine. but trump still leads in the delegate count. 385 by cnn's estimate. cruz now narrowing that gap. he's at 298. hets turn to the democrats now. hillary clinton brought in a solid win over bernie sanders in louisiana. but came in behind her rival in nebraska and kansas. clinton still has a strong lead in the delegate count. we've got our team of correspondents covering the story but we're going to begin with mark preston. i want to start about ted cruz. his surge seems to be the story this morning and it is not just that he won two of the contests but his wins were thumpings. the trump win

malisha blackwell says she )s shocked a child accidentally shot a nine- year-old in portsmouth sunday. 31:29 malisha )it really touches me because i have children. 31:38 )it was really senseless."the second senseless shooting involving a gun and child that day. 4:41 paulette )it shouldnt be out at all around any kids in the house cause kids a grab a gun and want to shoot it, just to feel it."according to portsmouth police, a seven- year-old accidentally shot himself in the hand with a unsecured firearm. following those a facebook status with a list of procedures and guidelines about gun safety. the guidelines include leaving the room and telling an adult if you find a gun and to not go snooping for them. 23:55 vanessa )the kid shouldn t know they have a gun. so, if they do have a gun, they should put it up to where the kids cannot get to it. ) 27:33 "all starts in the home."the two kids suffered non-life threatening injuries ... parents are just glad they re okay. law enforcement say charges are pending in both cases. for more information on gun safety, visit us online at wtkr dot com

let's get back to my colleague, victor blackwell, live in flint, michigan.head of the big cnn debate there to flight, victor? >> it's been five months since flint, michigan were back to the flint's watt are supply bp but the people here can't drink water from their faucets. they began replacing the first pipes that brought in the contaminated water. recently tests show that homes have water with twice the amount of lead that the epa figures is toxic. with those highest at risk, with women and children there. mental issues potentially brut on by lead poisoning. cnn sara sidner talked to one flint resident. >> reporter: aaron stinson thought he was healthy by drinking a lot of water. >> i try to drink as much water as possible. >> reporter: but his attempt at being healthy may have ended up hurting him. he started feeling fatigued and pain. >> muscle pains, cramps in my joints. at times, dizziness. >> reporter: he decided to ask for a blood test. the doctor called with results. >> he said i'm concerned with the lead levels in your blood. they are kind of high.

the victim now 18 says blackwell assaulted her when she was sip. the victim is known to him, police say allegations did not stem from his role as a police officer. he is in the detention center under a million dollar bond. deputies say there are no reports of other victims. the democrat and republican front runners continue their march to the nominations. hillary clinton and donald trump tuesday night. their challengers also picked up wins keeping they happen in the race. more from the white house. >> hillary clinton was happy to take selfies with supporters after a tuesday night rally in seattle. she told the crowd she was proud to have their support. >> i am also very proud to have won arizona tonight. >> reporter: picking up 51 delegates. bernie sanders had victories in two states and added more to his roster. he still trails in the count. win in arizona but came in third to ted cruz in utah, making it harder to gain the delegates before the convention in july. the elections were overshadowed by the terror attacks in brussels. the fight against

met with the rules and audit commitee today.much of the blame has been put on former chief jeffrey blackwell -- but stop it. "this is a policy issue and we want to make sure that we are up to date on taht and we can provide clear direction on what's appropriate and what's not appropriate" that audit found the highest percentages of improper approval happening in the chief's office and the community liaison unit. weather and sports are ahead, the rumor mill continues to swirl around mick cronin. the story upcoming in sports. growing city roots... (sot) "turning these vacant lots into beautiful market gardens." the plan to provide organic produce... grown in the city where you live and work. (sot) "there are all these vacant lots that the city has available... i'm gonna farm them."you're right now -- covington leaders trying to decide whether to want to grow crops in the heart of the city. city.and as the city continues to boom with unique small businesses -- our scott wegener tells us *who* will harvest the benefits. "well, it may not be what old macdonald had in mind, but this vacant lot in

the school says blackwell's experience with various economic development projects in the state qualified him for the assignment. >>> a second pennsylvania resigned tonight for sending raunchy and offensive e-mails to friends and other lawyers. justice michael eakin decided to step down after the attorney general released hundreds of the messages. some contained photos of naked women, sexually suggestive themes, and antigay comments. he apologized for his behavior. >>> a hiking trip takes a tragic turn in upstate new york. a 12-year-old boy killed by a massive boulder. it happened sunday afternoon in roaring brook falls. 6th grader conner mclaughlin was hiking with his uncle when a boulder fell about 100 feet from a cliff and crushed him. his uncle was also struck but survived. >>> president obama has signed a disaster declaration for new jersey tonight that will allow parts of the state to recover money spent during january's record setting blizzard. 17 counties as well as some nonprofit organizations are now eligible for federal funding for assistance due to the storm. the blizzard dump

i'm pamela brown in for christi paul and victor blackwell is in flint, michigan. victor, today is super saturday and the biggest day of the year and the race for the white house. a lot going on today. >> yes. a lot going on here and at home. this is super saturday. voters across five states will head to the polls or caucuses. for the republicans, the stakes have never been higher. we've got voters headed out to kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, nebraska. a lot of headlines. first up, ben carson officially now out of the race. telling the audience he'll take a position with the christian voter group. meanwhile donald trump who was scheduled to speak at about 11:00 this morning or rather 8:30 this morning is skipping the conservative conference, instead holding a rally in kansas at nearly the same time as his canceled speech. he's also changed his mind. he clarified remarks that a push for tortures of detainees and killing family members. now he says he would not ask the military to commit illegaling ats. florida is today. that's a must-win state for marco rubio.

executive assistant chief dave bailey writes that - regular audits stopped under former chief jeffrey blackwell. quoting - some personnel were granted unlimited overtime opportunities with little to no review.changes the department says it is already making. the city and the department declined interviews on this story tonight.but both the city manager and police chief go before the rules and audits committee tomorrow morning. if you want to read all the audit findings... we have it for you right now on wcpo dot com and our mobile app. city council will also look at the audit tomorrow.. and nine on you. new on 11 at 11... proposed state budget cuts in kentucky would likely send 17- thousand defendants from state prisons back to county jail. that's according to the state's chief justice... john minton. he told lawmakers today the move would be necessary because there wouldn't be enough officers to supervise the inmates. minton says the proposed cuts would cost 600 jobs. governor matt bevin says he wants to cut the overall state budget by nine percent over the next two years. it now appears it wi

victor blackwell is live for us today in flint, michigan, as we lay out is a huge night for the democrats. >> reporter: 8:00 p.m. eastern bernie sanders and hillary clinton face off at the democratic debate right here on cnn. a new poll out today shows that clinton has a wide lead here in michigan over bernie sanders. and this comes, of course, as the water crisis in flint is expected to take center stage. joe johns joins me now. first to michigan, are we expecting this will be a game changer in this race. we look after super saturday, the momentum win goes to sanders, but the mathematical win goes to clinton. what could michigan's role be as we move through the primaries? >> for bernie sanders michigan could hold a big role partly because she needs some type of a bara breakout moment as we go through the primaries. he might not get it. the battle here in michigan in large part is over a couple different groups of voters, certainly among african-americans in detroit, and it's also over those angry, white, democratic voters who live in places like warren, michigan, where bernie sanders was

. >> last night in durham, bernie sanders supporters lined up on blackwell street. 250 people made phone calls an canvassed neighborhoods across the triangle yesterday. >> primary results are still donald trump won big yesterday. for the democrats, hillary clinton picked up more victories over bernie sanders. >> don champion has a full breakdown. >> reporter: donald trump continued his winning streak last night with primary victories in north carolina, illinois, and florida. >> we're going to win, win, win, and we're not stopping. >> reporter: trump's win in florida earned him 99 delegates alone. >> while we are on the right on the winning side. >> reporter: no ohio, trump fell to the state's popular governor john kasich. the win gives kasich momentum. >> i want you to know the campaign goes on, and i also want you to know that it's been my intention to make you proud. >> reporter: in missouri, are the race between trump and ted cruz is still too close to call. >> only two campaigns have a plausible panel to the nomination. ours and donald trump's. side, hillary clinton trounced bernie s

eric erickson, glenn beck, ken blackwell, these are great conservatives who are saying never trump becauseald trump is not a conservative. he has beenyp around 70 years in his life and he has never demonstrated that is he a conservative. >> that's bologna. >> tell me how is he a conservative, adrian, i would love to hear. >> go ahead. >> that's bologna. laughable when rinos in washington don't like trump because they think he is not conservative enough. you have got to be kidding me. these people have been green lighting obama's left wing agenda for the past seven years. they funded obamacare. they funded amnesty, they funded planned parenthood despite the gruesome videos. and in the recent omnibus bill. they even funded a syrian refugee resettlement program government can't even properly vet these people. >> adrianna let me go through that list on obamacare. pushed through on healthcare. he says he liked socialized healthcare. on planned parenthood, donald trump has been the only republican candidate defending planned parenthood. the only one. >> no. he doesn't defend abortion. no, he doe

i'm victor blackwell, and it is super saturday, the biggest political saturday of the year. five states head to the polls and to caucuses today. we're in flint, michigan, the site of cnn's democratic debate sunday night. now, of course, super saturday, with so many delegates on the table here, polls are open now in louisiana and five states are voting, as we said. louisiana is the only primary. the rest are caucuses. so, let's start with the republicans. with 155 delegates at stake in louisiana, maine, kansas, kentucky, the democrats now, they're battling over 109 delegates in -- idakota is. louisiana, nebraska as well. we're following this story across the country and we'll start with kyung lah in louisville, kentucky, where republicans will caucus today. what are you expecting there? >> reporter: well, victor, they just announced that this caucus has begun. you're starting to see some of the people, the very first voters here at this location starting to sift into this caucus room. let's follow some of the people. there are about 100, 150 people who are in line. and what y

eric erickson, glenn beck, ken blackwell, these are great conservatives who are saying never trump becauseald trump is not a conservative. he has beenyp around 70 years in his life and he has never demonstrated that is he a conservative. >> that's bologna. >> tell me how is he a conservative, adrian, i would love to hear. >> go ahead. >> that's bologna. laughable when rinos in washington don't like trump because they think he is not conservative enough. you have got to be kidding me. these people have been green lighting obama's left wing agenda for the past seven years. they funded obamacare. they funded amnesty, they funded planned parenthood despite the gruesome videos. and in the recent omnibus bill. they even funded a syrian refugee resettlement program government can't even properly vet these people. >> adrianna let me go through that list on obamacare. pushed through on healthcare. he says he liked socialized healthcare. on planned parenthood, donald trump has been the only republican candidate defending planned parenthood. the only one. >> no. he doesn't defend abortion. no, he doe

blackwell is due in court after pleading not guilty to the murder of detective brian moore. this happened last may in queens when police say blackwell opened fire on moore who was in an unmarked police car. his attorney is considering incident defense. >>> workers and labor advocates rally today to raise minimum wage. in support of the proposal to raise minimum wage to $15. governor cuomo wants this included in the state budget. this proposal would gradually raise minimum wage with $15 reaching the mark in two years. >>> we have some arrival delays at laguardia, 45 minutes. jfk, newark. get in touch with your individual carrier. here you see the north bound is slow. metro north, hudson line is dealing with delays. seven trains, we have those signal problems. expect delays. white stone bridge, queens bound, accident being cleared. street cleaning rooms are in -- rules are in effect. >> thank you. >> you need your rain coat and your umbrella right now. later things will be better. we are at 43 degrees. it is 45 around cambria we will be looking at the rain coming up now. we'll

overtime.much of the blame for overtime spending appears to be placed on former police chief jeffrey blackwell. if you want to read the audit... we have it for you right now on wcpo dot com and our mobile app. also right now, services are underway for a four year old franklin boy who, police say, died as a result of punishment from his stepmother. stepmother.austin cooper was found dead in his bed the day after investigators say his step-mother, anna richie, put him into scalding water.she is charged with child endangerment.austin's visitation is until one at herr-riggs funeral home in middletown.the funeral service will begin at one. mean some road closures downtown. downtown.the west through- traffic lane of walnut street between seventh and eighth will be closed until four p-m on friday.crews are replacing to cure. on another big primary day, we're digging into what the candidates are saying, about this morning's deadly terror attacks in belgium. and a stolen cement truck goes on a wild ride.but the craziest part of the story, happens at the end. winds have picked up across the tri-state an

you heard what ken blackwell just said.s what other polls have been saying p. now john kasich is ahead. >> yeah. >> do you think he could pull out a win here? >> yeah. i think john kasich will pull out a win here. i think we are the only ones running a a campaign on the republican side. ted cruz and marco rubio have been completely absent. all of the things we've been doing to help john kasich, we have been voting here in ohio for over three weeks. he has been banking a lot of votes during the -- >> you're not worried if he is on this trajectory, it that he says he is, that will votes will go the other way as two or three weeks ago. >> you will see kasich peaks in the end. he did in new hampshire. did again in michigan. his trend is only going up. i think that will help a lot. after we banked a lot of votes in the voting period. >> very different side, where you see hillary clinton with a huge win over bernie sanders. but he thinks with what happened in michigan, that he has a chance in ohio, illinois. in fact the wall stre

pfrom lynn blackwell. pthat was a sky we had tonight. pby the way, if you're outside at pany point look up, to the moon pand to the left jupiter is in p65 the highs today. pthat's a big deal. pthat is a chilly day for us n. pthe middle of january the paverage high is 77 degrees. phigh pressure is west of us. pthe cold air continues to drain pdown the state. poccasional high clouds could pmake for a halo around the moon ptonight. pthis high will move our way. pby wednesday it will move east pof us. pwhen that happens, the winds pturn from nnw to east and psoutheast. pthings really heat up by pwednesday. pwe are 80. punfortunately, this weekend plooks like a front is going to peither be over us or near us so prain chances go up late friday pand{ higher rain chances should pcontinue through the weekend. pwe will update that in days pahead. pcounties tonight. pfrs advisory except for inland psections of hernando and citrus pcounties. pthis will probably be the pcoldest night we see until psometime in november or december plate they are year.

one man who seen it all in his time and then some, morton blackwell, republican national committeemangop convention dating back to goldwater in 1964. >> if there is a second ballot, i want to have as many of your supporters credentialed as delegates as possible. my perception is that the cruz campaign, and i'm a cruz supporter, is better organized in the states to take part in the election of delegates. reporter: in short to win over these unbound delegates and cultivate second ballot support from still others one has no choice but to ingratiate himself with the beast of foul odor in this cycle, the republican establishment. martha. martha: yep. seems ben carson has been enlisted to do some of that now for donald trump. we'll see how successful he is at that. james, thank you very much. reporter: thank you. bill: for more on this, michael warren, staff writer "weekly standard." how are you doing? good morning. >> good morning, bill. bill: america will be very curious to find out this is far from a strictly democratic process, would you agree? >> yes. there is this mistaken idea the wa

if you contact my attorney, sarah blackwell she can help you, if you're in the same situation i was in. we have americans starting to step forward and starting to change things. there is a company in illinois that is doing this right now. they're contacting the ceo and asking them to rethink what i want americans to know this can change if we step forward and come out to the public. it is starting to change and it will hopefully come to a better end than my story had. >> once again, leo, we appreciate your time today. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> we did reach out to disney world for a statement and so far we have not gotten a response. >>> new tonight at 5:30, don't see -- scientists can wipe out your gray hair. fading strands, the foun lemme get a mcpick 2 check out the brand new mix on mcdonald's mcpick 2 menu! lemme get a mcpick 2. now, choose any 2 delicious mickey d's classics for just $5 bucks. mix n match share n savor 2 for $5 name your flavor pick any 2 iconic tastes- a big mac made with 100% beef, flaky filet-o-fish, seared on the grill quarter pounder with che

i'm victor blackwell in flint, michigan, where we are counting down if hothe hours getting rear tonight's cnn democratic debate. >> quite a night it will be. i'm poppy harlow in new york. so glad you're with us. we're awaiting the results of the republican primary in puerto rico this afternoon. kaley is a backer of trump. buck is not. let's begin there. buck, looking at the path forward here for the others, for rubio who didn't take a state last night, for kasich who got one delegate -- he's stumping hard today in ohio. and then you look at rubio seemingly putting all the eggs in one basket in florida, what's the math tell us? >> it's very unlikely that marco rubio is going to be able to win out right. it's unlikely that anybody other than trump will be able to get the majority of delegates. rubio is saying we can drag this out and maybe eventually the party will kcoalesce around me. cruz is the alternative. it certainly wasn't a super saturday for the rubio campaign. i think ted cruz is capital lieziliez i -- capitalizing on that as best we can with the message. >> i want to ask you abou

kendra blackwell at the prince george's county african-american museum. she was a straight a student in high school and went to college to study biological engineering. but her path changed when unexpectedly had to return home. but she studied business and hospitality at prince george's county community college. congratulations. >>> a metro train operate are hey lose h may lose his job for running a red signsignal. the driver had it on the wrong control setting. they were entering a pocket track and the new leader is talking tough about this. >> i think i made it pretty clear across the agency that people are starting to be held accountable. >> here's where it gets a little technical. longer eight car metro trains are only supposed to enter the pocket track in a human controlled manual mode. the train was in a computer controlled automatic mode and that mode told the train to go past the signal. metro has made an engineering change to prevent it are happening again. >>> a final good-bye to nancy reagan. how mourners are to remember her life and legacy. >>

. >> i'm victor blackwell. 10:00 on the east coast. welcome in to "cnn newsroom."ted in connection with the brussels terror attacks this morning. fakal c. is what he's being called, formally charged with participation in terrorist activities. >> let's bring in cnn victor tim lister and correspondent michael holmes. tim, what else do we know about faycal c. and potentially others who were arrested? >> reporter: altogether, victor, there were nine arrested over a 24-hour period, of whom several have been released --

demetrius blackwell pled not guilty to the killing of brian moore. his attorney is considering an insanity defense. >>> all right. now police are searching for a teenager way mental health condition missing in westchester county. john carlos rivera is a diagnosed schizophrenic. the 16-year-old was last seen yesterday afternoon near his home on hawthorne avenue in yonkers. he was wearing black jeans and a white long sleeved tee shirt with a graphic design. >>> 6:04. and an manhattan hasn't been seen by his family for several days. early friday morning. his nephew says sharfstein, whose family escaped germany and fled israel, is not showing signs of dementia or failing health. but late thursday night, workers at his building say he seemed agitated and road rode the elevators for a while before walking out around 1:00 >> he was wearing a light coat. i saw his scarfs. he left without his wallet and i. d.'s which are upstairs. we're very concerned. >> that family is putting up posters around the city hoping someone can help find him. >>> this morning, thr

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. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. 10:00 here on the east coast.blican front-runner donald trump will be holding a rally near dayton, ohio. this is the podium at this hangar in vandalia, ohio, just outside the city airport there. thousands of people there waiting to see mr. trump for the first time since that rally last night was canceled in chicago. of course, we'll bring you the remarks as soon as everything here gets under way. >> yeah, but what a scene it is, victor, from the crowds in chicago last

. >> i'm victor blackwell. 10:00 on the east coast. welcome in to "cnn newsroom." we start with breaking news this morning. >> a suspect has been arrested in connection with the brussels terror attacks this morning. fakal c. is what he's being called, formally charged with participation in terrorist activities. >> let's bring in cnn victor tim lister and correspondent michael holmes. tim, what else do we know about faycal c. and potentially others who were arrested? >> reporter: altogether, victor, there were nine arrested over a 24-hour period, of whom several have been released -- four have been released. now, faycal c. has now been charged with a variety of offenses, including terrorist murder, attempted terrorist murder and participation in a terrorist group. so, amongst those charged, his is the most, shall we say substantial rap sheet. he was arrest ed thursday sittig in a car outside the prosecutor's office, charged late yesterday, and the prosecutor's office made the announcement today, victor. >> we know there are still questions about direct involvement,

carter rallied the evangelical vote by people like martin blackwell on the republican national committee from virginia, a legendary leader said wait a minute, they're all of these social conservatives. we can rally them to the republican party and they approached jerry falwell and jerry falwell did leave it. by the time reagan ran in 1980 this was a going operation and in 1978 in 1980 and 1980 where the elections where they really began to rally this vote. jimmy carter's greatest drop-off drop-off between 76 and 80 was really among his fellow evangelical christians. over time more majority, those folks marked into the christian coalition when pat robinson ran for president. was in 1988 against george hw bush. so what you have on the right is a number of strains and a number of ongoing conflicts. >> host: let me just come back to that. i think that is a theme of the book that i want to bring the viewer, listeners too. you talk talk about the sense of grievance, betrayal against federal republicans. clearly if we go back, and the fact is he's not being listened to a minicamp to send in you

in addition, getting help from a big pac, anti-trump pac, who had ken blackwell join in, just today, who is a very noted conservative in ohio, fighting against trump specifically. all of that is coming together to kind of help boost kasich in his own turf. >> the home state is not automatic, at least with rubio in florida, coming from the state, winning in the state is not translating into winning that state in the presidential election. john kasich, he's been elected twice here statewide in ohio. it was a big re-election win a couple of years ago. what do you think that's going to translate in terms of loyalty to him. how many republicans feel this is my governor, my guy, i want to be there for him next week. >> ohio voters are classically not fickle but classically independent-minded and what they want to do, we're hearing people are pulling ballots for republicans to vote specifically for trump, maybe they're going to pull up democratic ballot in tuesday's election and vote for hillary clinton and bernfulie instead of voting republican at all. he has a really good shot. he's a wel

i'm victor blackwell, and it is super saturday, the biggest political saturday of the year.aucuses today. we're in flint, michigan, the site of cnn's democratic debate sunday night. now, of course, super saturday, with so many delegates on the table here, polls are open now in louisiana and five states are voting, as we said. louisiana is the only primary. the rest are caucuses. so, let's start with the republicans. with 155 delegates at stake in louisiana, maine, kansas, kentucky, the democrats

. >> i'm victor blackwell. at least 14 americans were injured in the terrorist attacks this week.eople going there to spend quiet moments or spread flowers for the hundreds injured and the 31 killed. the city still on edge with police patrols on every corner. >> they have atask on their hands, looking for this man. they believe al hamed is responsible. he may have entered greece as a refugee. he's very dangerous and armed. cnn is covering this story from every angle. sb michael, i want to start with you. what else have you learned about naim al hamed this morning? >> as you said there, presume him to be armed and is potentially a dangerous man. you could call him the most wanted man in europe at the moment. al hamed came in with the wave of refugees flooding into europe. two of the paris attackers came in at the same time and made his way through europe and they say was absolutely involved in the paris attacks and quite possibly the attacks here in brussels as well. a man that they are very, very concerned about and the manhunt is on for him. 28 years old, born in a syrian city of

we have people like erick erickson, ken blackwell from ohio where you are who have joined us in this. and, you know, obviously we always want more people to come out and say that, and i think as far as the candidates themselves, you know, they need to do what's best for their campaign. >> tim miller of our principles. good to see you again. thank you. >> thanks, chris. >>> and joining me now to talk about the republican race, jay newton small, washington correspondent for "time" and jonathan capehart, opinion writing for "the washington post." jay, i haven't seen you in a while. give me your take after this volatile weekend of the republican raise for president. >> hi, chris. great to see you sort of, at least on camera. but it's been interesting to see, i mean, i think short term a lot of this protest actually really helps donald trump with his base, and, again, as tim was saying, it's not a base that's a majority of the republican party but with a base of sort of trump true believers who are, you know, about 35 to maybe 40% maximum of the party because republicans typically love law

. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. 10:00 here on the east coast. and republican front-runner donald trump will be holding a rally near dayton, ohio. this is the podium at this hangar in vandalia, ohio, just outside the city airport there. thousands of people there waiting to see mr. trump for the first time since that rally last night was canceled in chicago. of course, we'll bring you the remarks as soon as everything here gets under way. >> yeah, but what a scene it is, victor, from the crowds in chicago last night. look what was happening then. >> these are protesters scuffling with trump supporters. fistfights broke out. trump's campaign canceled the rally altogether. and this morning, donald trump responded on twitter, calling the demonstrators, "thugs who shut down our first amendment rights in chicago." all of this, of course, as illinois gets ready to hold its republican primary on tuesday, just as ohio will. >> yeah, we'll be covering this, of course, from all angles. cnn politics executive editor mark preston, cnn political commentator an

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. >> i'm victor blackwell. the passenger plane that has crashed in southern russia, all 62 people on board are dead. the flight crashed after repeated attempts to land in the city of rostov-on-don. >> take a look at the surveillance video. that's the flight. russian state news says this shows the exact moment of that crash. cnn cannot independently confirm the authenticity of that, but we want to bring in cnn international correspondent matthew chance. math throuyou, what's happening >> they brought in the flight recorder and they're going to be able to piece together quickly what happened to the 787. it was five years old. up until now it has a relatively safe record but it's a relatively new airline. there were bad conditions when this aircraft tried to land unsuccessfully. it tried to land once and aborlted that landing in the early morning hours of the morning because of the weather conditions. it then circled rostov for two hours which is quite a lot when you think about it. two whole hours before it tried

. >> i'm victor blackwell. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. breaking news. word of another attacker.

. >> thank you, bill blackwell. >> i am the business agent i dealt with the non-union company that did the project at the hip 65 workers working on that project 40 percent were apprentices over that 40 percent 50 percent of them were from san francisco we - the end of the project i know we were the highest percentage the san franciscans that has been done in san francisco that company brought in 70 core workers from out of the state 3 of which are apprentices once they saw the benefits they wanted to ask can we give them that opportunity i hope you continue this project thank you. >> thank you. >> pat mulligan. >> hi i'm the director the city build and the office of economic workforce development and want to thank the puc and general manager and staff thank you for the opportunity to integrate you are workforce training programs with the infrastructure projects and project labor union not only for the city build our our modular specialized training including the tunnel training and the concrete framework as well as the technical training by the project engineers it as honor to work wit