well no matter your personal interest in fantasy sports, you've undoubtedly been subject of the blitz of advertising from fan duel and draft kings. of fantasy leagues are no longer operational in new york. but will these sites return or are they gone for good? joining me to discuss is fame trial lawyer and cofounder of sports court media linda kenny. thank you so much for coming and talking to about this! >> thank you so much! >> they had to know this was coming. you can't spend $150 million in advertising and not expect legal action. >> of course. they had reserves prepared for legal action because it just blossoms so big. back in 2006 when congress said they exempted sports fantasy bet from this act about illegal gambling from the internet? i don't think anybody would think it would blossom like it did. but it's huge! some think the local be bigger than regular betting in the future. >> bigger than sports betting in general nonetheless! >> and in history! >> that's what they're banking on! >> the amount of money made. and you hear stories of people making $3 million on hits here. i

after blitzing across both countries in 2014 i.s.i.l. fighters have spent the last six months getting killed or driven out of some key places. like ramadi in iraq and aleppo in syria. what's more, i.s.i.l. last lost some key road connections, linkining the iraqi city of mosl

a candidate blitz. crowds are gathering for ted cruz. polls showing that it's going to be a close race in illinois between cruz and the trump, we are going to break down all of the numbers for you. the rest of the candidates are out in full force as well ahead of tomorrow night's crucial votes in five big key states. we are just one day away from super tuesday, 2.0, the pressure is on. blake berman is in miami beach, florida. first blake torques you. >> blake: hi, there, david, yeah we are in miami beach. 99 delegates on the republican side on this winner-take-all state. more than a million republican statewide have already voted early whether through early voting or absentee balloting. for marco rubio is his home state and quite frankly political future rests on what happens tomorrow here, he has been campaigning and started in northern part of the state and will end in west miami which is his hometown. the polling here looks quite possibly bleak for rubio. the latest poll shows donald trump beating rubio by more than 20 points, that po

blitz police with weapons drawn. an explosion on a subway car during the morning rush hour. a scene of chaos, right there in the dark. abc's alex marquardt in brussels this evening, taking us through the attacks, and the new focus at this hour on the surveillance video now. under siege. an all-out search for the man in seen walking through belgium's main airport. the two men in black believed to be his acome polices. the attackers hitting at the height of rush hour. around 8:00 am, two blasts. suicide bombers in the departure hall outside the security checkpoint. the terminal filled with smoke and the sound of screams. travelers lying top of each other on the floor. this man holding a little girl. >> stay down. stay down. >> reporter: the bombs so powerful that ceilings collapsed. the wounded treated amid the >> you have to go outside. >> reporter: outside, smoke pouring out of shattered windows as people raced away. >> it exploded behind us. if we were at the -- at the check-in, we exploded, too. >> reporter: at least ten dead here, at more than 100 injured, including nine

from colon ton road to play tenseburg road northeast, 13 minute road crews are starting a pothole blitz. if you know of a pothole problem, we have created a link where you can report it. download the free wusa 9 app. you can tweet us using the #pothole patrol 9. include city, street and block number for the location. >>> there is still time for you to take home cold hard cash. hopefully you won't need it to repair tires from the potholes. the next four days, wake up washington is giving away a thousand dollars. it's the big 20 k and 20 day sweet stakes. here is how to get your hands on an extra thousand dollars. today through friday we will give away $1,000 after 6:00 in the morning. we will give you a word of the day then you need to be the 9th person to call in with the correct word. be sure to watch and share of $20,000. mike? >>> 4:00 p.m. is the deadline on whether to use the franchise tag for kirk cousins. that means no other team can get to him and the two sides have more time, until july 15th to work out a possible long- term deal f. they can't, he will be paid nearly $20 millio

>> yes, buckets but blitz style living. >> reporter: blitz style?elter here? you've been here a week or two. >> i'm going forward. >> reporter: but it wasn't all sing songs while the bombs fell. ♪ >> reporter: you're through and through -- >> oh, definitely. definitely. very proud of it as well. >> reporter: babs clark, seen here on the left, was just 11 years old when she and her family regularly headed for the local shelter at a subway stop in east end london. and this memorial now stands where the worst british civilian disaster of world war ii took place. not as a result of nazi bombs, but because of a crush. a big crush up here? >> oh, there was. >> reporter: filing down these stairs down here? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: in the blackout going down these steps, a woman with a child stumbled and the rest of the crowd kept pushing down on top of them. >> everybody else got on top of it like a domino effect. just went down and down and down. >> reporter: 172 people died, 73 years ago this month. >> we were piled up as high as the ceiling. >> reporte

and lynn, we can tell you that over the last couple of weeks, donald trump has been on an all out blitz across the five states voting on this tuesday. north carolina, illinois, missouri and ohio and florida fla but his primary focus has been on ohio and florida. those are the two winner take all contest on this tuesday n. ohio we can tell y y heaz been going hard off john kasich, ot hi o govenor hoping to thaij out of race. they are in a dead lock heat as those polls look to close at 7:00 tonight. and here in the sunshine state donald trump has had several events over the last couple of weeks and hitting riewb hard hoping that after tonight rubio >>> >> we're gng to make america great again folks. we're going to make ameca great again. >> reporter: can anybody stwp donald trump? that's the questions the billionaire opponents are asking? today raises in florida, ohio, illinois, missouri and northern mare rhianna islands are are crew shaft. john kasich looking for a win today in his home statement but donald thrum has added extra events in ohio hoping to knock down the 66 delegates in ohi

we're going to tbimed >> reporter: immigration was at the center of donald trump's weekend blitz through arizona. >> illegal immigration is gonna stop, it's dangerous, it's terrible. >> reporter: trump is hoping his hard line on immigration will resonate with voters. democratic front runner hillary clinton is already drawing the battle lines, running an ad in arizona where she comforts a young girl worried about deportation. >> i'll do the worrying. i'll do everything i can to help, okay? >> reporter: bernie sanders, campaigning this week along the arizona border with mexico, says he's also sensitive to the plight of immigrants. for republicans, the biggest battle now is a philosophical one. trump's opponents, senator ted cruz and governor john kasich, are doubling down on their attacks, saying one of them should lead the charge to deny trump the nomination, and the other should drop out. kasich says, it won't be him. >> nobody is calling me directly and asking me to drop out. why don't they drop >> reporter: cruz, campaigning in utah, says he's not going anywhere. >> a vote for john kas

. >> the happy couple on a "people" magazine cover, grabbing the media blitz. and we're breaking down every . here's lester holt. >>> hello, everyone. it is a critical night in the race for president and t the polls have just closed in two of the major states, ohio and north carolina. let's show you where thingsgs stand right now with the republicans in the winner-take-all state of ohio. it's too early to call for that state's governor, john kasich is in the lead there right now.w. in north carolina, this race is too close to call with donald trump and ted cruz vying for first place, rubio and kasich far behind a at this hour. let't's look at the democrats now back in ohio. right now this race is too early to call, but hillary clinton is

center of the controversy, josephine georgio, helping madge do damage control - in an all-out media blitz on australian tv. josephine revealing she was approached to go onstage, and this is what she thought was going to happen. >> she'll spank me, we'll walk down the runway together. >> but she never expected this.

for more of the business headlines now, uber has done an advertising blitz to try to bolster its reputation in the face of legal and other hurdles. 15 million regular users. facingacing trough -- tough rules. and has been faced with criminal charges. the campaign is worth hundreds of thousands of euros. cutting costs by 900 million euros by the next three years -- this comes after the plan announced by the bank last month to symbol fly structure. they are expected to see annual profitrise by 0 millio euros. a german energy company has reported record losses last year, more than double the last 3 billion euros for two dozen 14. it goes for the huge write-downs. and the use of renewable sources. >> finally, we have been talking a lot about the u.s. presidential campaign and there is a boom in merchandise parodying donald trump. >> this is from john oliver and his tv show. his video has been viewed more than 19 million times on youtube. ted selling these caps. this is a parody on his slogan. the channel has been forced to post a message on the online store saying, due to ludicrous demand, our

he saw his team get totally blitzed and they put on a show. scored 38 points and the heat lost in overtime. >> he bruised his thigh last week in milwaukee and hasn't been the same since that injury. it is the kind of thing that can take thank you out of your game. can do to get back on the court as quick as possible. >> biggest thing is you want to be and how you are exposed from the area that is in. and when we get back. >> well, the panthers tonight can disait back in first place by playing the islanders. this is one of the nhl star it is this week. he has 3 points in the last few games. >> they logged more in that span. sign. >> we went through a stretch where we were kind df laks days cal and not playing the game and now, it is playoff time and turning it on here and it is just, i said it a million times. it is chemistry. >> it is a busy spring. >> we have the canes. march madness and the panthers. they will make some noise. >> we have a dolphin story coming up. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how

through the season, each midday, cruise-ship groups congest the center as they blitz the town in theof local guides. like many tourist zones, tallinn's is a commercial gauntlet. here there's a hokey torture museum, strolling russian dolls, medieval theme restaurants complete with touts, and enthusiastic hawkers of ye olde taste treats. woman: [ laughs ] steves: but just a couple blocks away is, for me, the real attraction of tallinn -- workaday locals enjoying real freedom and better economic times. still-ramshackle courtyards host inviting cafés. bistros serve organic cuisine in a chic patina of old-world-meets new. and just outside the walls, it seems there's no tourism at all. under towering ramparts, the former moat is now a park, perfect for a warm afternoon stroll. welcome to "newsline." it is tuesday march 1st. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> al shabaab has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack in somalia. its members set off two bombs at busy locations. they killed more than 20 people, and injured more than 40. the explosions happened northwest of the capital mogad

welcome to the cognitive era. >>> time now for the trader blitz. four trades making news today.irst up, tesla, up graded to in and out perform. josh, the stock is up 3% as this battleground name continues to draw fodder. >> the headline from the report is about that the company may be ahead of schedule on battery efficiency. that has nothing to do with anything that drives the stock price day to day. this is a name now up, i don't know, 100 points in three weeks. if you're trading the stock, you have to be very nimble. if you're a very casual trader, this is not for you. i would say you've got to double top at 290, declining 200-day moving average, 230. that's probably first resistance. and otherwise i don't want to be involved. >> a stock a lot of people haven't heard of before, soaring after its new drug proven to reduce seizures in children. pete? >> yep, addressing epilepsy. this is exactly what we talked about years ago -- >> oh, my goodness. >> the phrma names. this is cannabis based. a lost of people pushing against it for a long period of time. and now you get through a

after blitzing across both countries in 2014 i.s.i.l. fighters have spent the last six months getting killed or driven out of some key places. like ramadi in iraq and aleppo in syria. what's more, i.s.i.l. last lost some key road connections, linkining the iraqi city of mosl with territory it controls in syria. american special force he are helping the iraqi government and cusht kurdish informs rolling i.s.i.l. back. and syrian troops are fighting both i.s.i.l. and the u.s. backed rebels. either way, i.s.i.l. is on the defensive now in both syria and iraq butter the group is very much on the offensive everywhere else. the i.s.i.l. ideology is morphed into a franchise that's being taken up by the likes of boko haram in nigeria and grille la guerilla groups. the same story in libya. the new local i.s.i.l. franchise announced itself last year when it murder twuf 21 egyptian christians in front of cameras. but as i.s.i.l.' i.s.i.l.'s fore started to turn, regrouping, in february, i.s.i.l. launched strikes against a border in tunisia, the bas

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. >> reporter: 20 minutes later, an all-out name calling blitz. >> i have a policy question for you, sir. >> yes. >> let's see if he answers it. >> i will. don't worry about it, marco. don't worry about it. don't worry about it, little marco, i will. >> let's hear big donald. >> don't worry about it, little marco. >> gentlemen. >> you ought to -- >> gentlemen, you have got to do better than this. >> reporter: today, david asking senator rubio if he regrets dishing out the personal attacks do you regret where this has gone? >> look, i regret the way the campaign has become, absolutely, because donald trump, for the last year, has made it one of the most vulgar spectacles in american political history. >> but do you regret engaging on that level? >> look, i think sometimes when someone is as offensive as he is repeatedly, he needs to get a taste of his own medicine. >> reporter: but amid it all, senator ted cruz casting himself as the adult in the room. >> megyn, let me just ask the voters at home, is this the debate you want playing out in the general election? the stakes in this elec

rubio does not win his home state on tuesday it could be a turning point for his complain so he's blitzingt state today holding five political events. following it from tampa, he is expected to speak at any moment. what's the message and what's the turnout like? >> reporter: well, turnout is great here for this sort of meet and greet he had here in tampa. what we heard here, fredricka, much of what we've heard before, that he is the man to take the party forward. he is asking for every single vote. a little earlier today, that's where we got something out of rubio that was more interesting. it was about whether or not he would support him as the nominee. listen to part of a quote the "new york times" printed from rubio this morning, basically comparing trump to a third world dictator. he said, people deposit their hopes in a person who has strong leadership, who says, put me in power, and i will make the country better. that's exactly what he's doing. earlier this morning, fredricka, he explained a little bit more and a little more detail why it might be hard for him to support trump as th

i hit a shot right out of the gate and it was a quick 5-0 blitz. >> coach gets on me because he knows what i can do. took a while for me to realize >> isaiah knows it now. 26 ncaa tournaments now. >>> duke got a run for its money from the seahawks at uncw today. >> a couple of uncw players said they would not be intimidated against duke. their play backed it up with a seven point lead at one point. but then duke got to business. the mask had to come off. broken nose -- he made a physical statement, then a verbal one with his team trailing at halftime. >> i just wasn't myself and there's no excuse for my play. there was some locker room that i'll keep in the locker room. i'm really proud of the way my teammates rallied. any kind of timidness we had went away. >> the defense intensity was ratcheted up and the tide was turned in their favor for good. >> in the second half we were very good. really good. we have to be. >> obviously it wasn't our plan to come out all sluggish like we did but it happened and we can't have that happen again. i think what's hard in the second half was marshal

it launched its pothole blitz. all the who else are appearing thanks to all the salting and plowing after this winter's sno' and ice. after the snow, the course the natural course of events are potholes and so we're anxious to get out and we have a beautiful day to do it. and this isn't the same effort that we will continue to do d until we fill all the potholes. > an estimated 75 crews spread out across the county today t filling all the potholes.s. > it's kind of a slang term, but have you ever heard of catching feelings? i've heard of that before.ore. >> i have not. well, apparently this is a reel phenomenon and health expes like colds. >> really in. i > yes and sue, it was a beautiful day -- still a beautiful day out there. >> still real comfortable.eal i think if we can transport this into motion. i think people have a little about it of giddiness.ness >> we're going down from the high of 65 to 58 now, a comfortable evening, but some rain in our future. some stronger winds and yes, even a little bit of snow.tl

those stocks on the move today ahead in the trader blitz. and starwood signs the first u.s.hotel deal in more than 50 years, and announcing a big merger with marriott. we'll hear from them in cuba with michigan he caruso braer, next. they may want the latest products and services, but they demand the best shopping experiences. they're your customers. and by blending physical with digital, cognizant is helping 8 of the 10 largest u.s. retailers meet their demands with more responsive retail models... ones that transcend channels and locations, anticipate expectations... creating new ways to engage at every imaginable touch-point. it's a new day in retail, and together, we're building the store of the future. digital works for retail. let's talk about how digital works for your business. >>> back on the "halftime report" with our trader blitz. four trades making news today. sherwin williams announcing it's going to buy valspar in cash. >> the stock is only $18 off its high. i like what they're doing with the acquisition. this gets them -- diversification it needs, beyond the u

including one suggesting that bin laden and his aides plan to reach out to news outlets for a media blitz on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >>> for some final thoughts on this super tuesday we're joined by tom brokaw. tom, historically speaking, looking at the disarray in the republican party, is it a one-off or fundamental change in that party? >> we're yet to find out. look at history on the other side. democrats 1968 had lyndon johnson forced to step down, bobby kennedy assassinated in los angeles, dr. king killed as well. riots in chicago. vietnam war is going on. the nomination after a contested convention there as well. 72 is george mcgovern for the democrats playing hard left. he only wins one state. after that younger democrats like bill clinton decided there had to be a third way so they reinvented the party. i would think that people like speaker ryan and others of that generation are now thinking about what do we do with the republican party if trump continues the momentum that he has? i'm going to be looking tonight to see if there are fault lines juggernaut of dona

and lynn, we can tell you that over the last couple of weeks, donald trump has been on an all out blitz across the five states voting on this tuesday. north carolina, illinois, missouri and ohio and florida fla but his primary focus has been on ohio and florida. those are the two winner take all contest on this tuesday n. ohio we can tell y y heaz been going hard off john kasich, ot hi o govenor hoping to thaij out of race. they are in a dead lock heat as those polls look to close at 7:00 tonight. and here in the sunshine state donald trump has had several events over the last couple of weeks and hitting riewb hard hoping that after tonight rubio

he's hoping to encourage voting with an all out media blitz today which started here at cbs 4 this morning. >>> winning in florida would be >> before the parties and rallies, senator marco rubio interviews with news out lets as he pushes to win florida. he sat down for two interviews with me where he encouraged voters to head to approximate poles. >> i hope they'll vote. it's important for people to come out and vote. i know you hear that all the time. it's like eat your vegetables but it matters. >> he turned to donald trump who leads in several poles the junior senator from florida puts little stock in the numbers. >> is it hard to justify to donors. >> i think poling has gone out of control in this country. the poles you see now are done in ways that aren't scientific. i'm the only one running that gives us a chance to win in november. donald trump if he's the nominee he's going to be a disaster. he's been vulgar and divisive. >> do you have any regrets forth you've been part of. >> i haven't been part of it except for one time and one day. and i said i would do that differently. that w

>> ad blitzes, like television ad blitzes? >> probably not.nders supporters are probably in a more digital area than the ad blitzes on tv. >> do you expect a large turnout tomorrow? >> yes, we do, and we've already had a large turnout. our voters are very excited about this race, and we're all looking forward to it. we have a lot of races in north carolina that are very important, and we have primaries in many of those. we're very much looking forward to tuesday so we can come out and support our candidates once they've been chosen. >> and i just wonders, i know ohio, they're seeing a lot of voters changing their party affiliation. are you seeing that in north carolina as well? >> i don't think we're seeing very much of that. i know there are a few people that do it. but i think most people are staying within their parties and voting for the people they choose, they think will be best. >> thank you for joining me this morning. >> thank you. >>> be sure to stay with cnn for tomorrow's final super tuesday. we'll have complete coverage of the day

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including one suggesting that bin laden and his aides plan to reach out to news outlets foror a media blitz on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11attacks. brokaw joins us with f >> for some final thoughts on this super tuesday we're joined by tom brokaw. tom, historically speaking, looking at the disarray in the republican party, is it a one-off or fununmental change in that party? >> we're yet to find out. look at history on the other side. democrats 1968 had lyndon johnson forced to ste down, bobby kennedy assassinated in riots in chicago. vietnam war is going on. the nomination after a contested convention there as well. 72 is george mcgovern for the democrats playing hard left. he only wins one stati. after that younger democrats likeill clinton decided there had to be a third way so they reinvented the party. i would think that people like speaker ryan and others of that generation are now thinking about what do we do with the republican party if truru continues the momentum that he has? i'm going to be looking tonight to s s if there are fault lines in what appears to be the juggernaut o