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lou: there you go, john bolton, always a pleasure. >> thank you, lou.two professional kayakers facing charges for a crazy stunt captured on this video that's gone viral. the men decided it wasn't thrilling enough to drive through the white rapids of cumberland falls, kentucky, some of the best in all of kentucky. look at this. more water, and more water, and then there's this. 65 feet. whoa! the niagara falls of the south. park rangers not amused they charged the kayakers with trespassing. i think the kayakers were thrilled. a fair deal for the thrill. i'm guessing. >>> political threats against trump and his family. those become real threats. the fbi, the secret service investigating new threats against the trump family. i'll take it up with weekly standard's fred barnes and former bush adviser cathy lynn 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 natu

lou: john bolton, always ready for you, appreciate it. ed rollins, thank you. >> thank you, we always come scripted for your show. lou: absolutely. [ laughter ] >> thank you very much, gentlemen. vote in our poll tonight -- cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs news. follow me on twitter -- links to everything found at loudobbs.com. >>> you may want to avoid sleeping with the fishes, but how about the sharks? how about that for a question? the folks at airbnb offering three contest winners the chance to spend the night submerged in a glass room as 35 sharks swim around you. who could resist? the transparent room sleeps two, sits in a tank containing nearly 800,000 gallons of water. not only the sharks you have to worry about but a minor leak. >>> up next, trump and two opponents ditch the republican loyalty pledge. >> the republican party hasn't treated me properly, in my opinion, and they haven't. they haven't treated me fairly. but i've got millions of more votes and we have a movement going on. lou: and that is the subject of my comme

visit ncicap.org] gentlemen, please welcome, ambassador john bolton. ♪ ♪ ♪ ambassador bolton: thank youmuch. it is a great pleasure to be here today. you know, the good news is that when we meet here again next year, barack obama will not be president. [applause] that is just about the last of the good news. [laughter] because if we don't act sensibly, hillary clinton will be the next president. [boos] and make no mistake, her national security policies are indistinguishable from barack obama's. it means for more years of the same thing. i have read her memoir, "hard choices," all 600 grinding, tedious pages of it. [laughter] anyhave to strain to find difference between her and obama. i just want to review here today what it means to have a continuation of the policies of the last seven years and the next year before us if hillary is elected. the fact is, obama has allowed the world to grow more dangerous and threatening and chaotic every day. what minimal order there was in the world, established by the united states and a system of alliances starting in 1945, is threatened with collap

later when sergeant bolton and another officer replacing johnson in the back of a police cruiser at that video showedon the sergeant slam the car door against his head, jacob johnson pled no contest to a charge of resisting arrest and served two days in jail, and vermilion police as the county sheriff to conduct an investigation into whether sergeant bolton violated vi johnson's right. >> nobody forgets their civil rights, you know we have an obligation to reportkn protect individual civil rights at all times we also have an obligation to arresti individuals to violate a the law, it is a double-edged sword in some respects and we have to protect the rights of individualsgetsts. the case will be presented to the grand jury, the sergeant is on leave with pay pending the outcome of the investigation at the annual state of the city address,an they jackson painted a picture of the city that is trying to move boldly into the future without leaving anybody behindea you said that with faces a choice between tax increase and laos, bill sheil joins us with more war, why is where say that it has co

first john bolton discusses the obama administration's foreign policy. this part of the conference is three hours. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ambassador john bolton. ♪ ♪ >> thank you very much. it's a great pleasure to be here today. you know, the good news is that when we meet here again next year, barack obama will not be president. [cheers and applause] but that -- that is just about the last of the good news because if we don't act sensibly, hillary clinton will be the next president. and make -- make no mistake, her tional security policies are indistwingeable from barack obama. it means four more years of the same thing. i have read her memoir "hard choices." i have read all 600 grinding tedious pages of it. nd you have to strain at a net to find any difference between her and obama. i just want to review what it meents to have a continuation of the policies of the next seven years if hillary is elected. the fact is that obama has allowed the world to grow more dangerous and threatening and chaotic every day. what minimal order establi

. ♪ ladies and gentlemen please welcome ambassador john bolton. ♪ >> thank you very much.s a great pleasure to be here today. the good news is that when we meet here again next year, barack obama will not be president. [cheers and applause] but that is just about the last of the good news. because if we don't act sensibly, hillary clinton will be the next president. and make no mistake. her national security policies are indistinguishable from barack obama's. it means four more years of the same thing. i have read her memoir, hard choices. i have read all 600 grinding tedious pages of it. net ou have to strain at a to find any difference between her and obama. so i just want to review here today what it means to have a continuation of the policies of the last 7 years and the next year before us if hillary clinton is elected. the fact is that obama has allowed the world to grow more dangerous and threatening and chaotic every day. what minimal order there was in the world established by the united states in the system of alliances starting in 19w45 is threatened with collap

ambassador john bolton will stay with us as we reflect and remember the life of nancy reagan today. judy, you were here at the top of the hour when we first shared the sad news of first lady nancy reagan having passed at 94 years old. you've been listening now to the various stories and accounts over the past 50 minutes. what are some of your thoughts now? something you want to add to or something that perhaps those comments have evoked in you? country and people. the role she played at the time cannot be overestimated and the role of a wife/supporter is underestimated. the unifiers begin within a home whether it's your own home or the white house. that's what she was. that's what she was for her husband and what the reagans were for all of us. it was morning in america after a bleak period and she's now with the man that she loved so much. >> indeed. stay with us a little bit longer. we have some tweets now coming in from donald trump saying "nancy reagan, the wife of a truly great president, was an amazing woman. she will be missed." that's a tweet just posted by donald trump and

ambassador john bolton, thank you. >> thank you so much.took his stunt to new heights. scaling the largest television tower and he is doing this, he did this, he's arrived, without a safety harness! he also battled 50-mile-an-hour winds making his 1500 foot ascent to the top of that antenna. he says he completed the climb to help conquer -- when people say things like this, ladies and gentlemen, i've got to be candid with you, i think they're nuts. to conquer his fear of heights. he climbs 1500 feet up. he had great confidence in his ability to conquer fear of heights before he started. i'll leave it to the psychiatrist to figure that one out. and meanwhile, great video, don't we, and a story to tell. >>> donald trump says he can't wait to focus on the general election. >> i was hit only once by hillary, that was four weeks ago, and we haven't heard from her since. beating her beautifully in polls, one came out today where i'm beating her nicely in polls. i haven't even started on her yet. lou: beating her beautifully, beating her nicely. h

first on this point, brokered convention, ambassador bolton.d be just devastating for the republican party to have that kind of bloodbath. >> that's why i said earlier i would like to see a clean fight and somebody win but let's be clear. you could have a very close convention. you could have it uncertain and somebody prevails. i was at kansas city in 1976 when ford beat reagan. it was nip-and-tuck up to the end. it wasn't brokered. a majority of delegates went for ford in closely contested race. the rest is history. i think is entirely possible. voters across the country whether they're for trump, cruz, rubio, or whomever want at least the chance for them to vote on it rather than somebody else parachuted in. if that happens i think the party could split and split badly. badly -- andrea: sandra, if the forces keep it up to prevent candidate like donald trump the party fractureses even further. let the voters decide, the candidates speak and the process play out. >> the damage it would do to the party is one thing. in the immediate future what

her oscar nominated song about sexual assault. 9news crime and justice reporter anastasiya bolton scholz us what the empowerment anthem -- shows us what the empowerment anthem could mean for the future of sexual assault education and prevention. >> i was feeling extremely unsafe. >> reporter: it takes brave people to publicly talk about surviving sexual assault on any stage, be that here in colorado or on an international stage like the oscars. tonight. >> reporter: this year the awards featured vice president joe biden, lady gaga and survivors of sexual assault, a topic advocates say many people want to avoid. >> this is an issue that has so long been kept quiet and in opening up. >> reporter: carmen carter runs the blue bench, a sexual assault. >> people listen when it's somebody that they have some respect for and they know them in a different way. always put on trial or always asked questions about their role in this crime and that just has to change. the community at large has to learn how to talk about it and support someone who says to them this happens to me. >> reporter: kimberl

we could not find a workable phone number and he could not in park county anastasiya bolton, 9news. >>> a prison cell may be your home, but that doesn't mean you can use deadly force to impend it according -- defend it according to a bill in the statehouse today. the bill clarifies the so- called make my day law. the 1985 law has been used at least twice to exonerate inmates accused of killing fellow inmates who entered their cells. last year the law was invoked to throw out a murder charge against inmates accused of stabbing a fellow inmate to death at the sterling correctional facility. prosecutors worry the law could be used in the case of an inmate attacking a guard. the bill faces one more house vote before heading to the senate. >>> the republican establishment is at full boil over donald trump. today the last two party nominees mitt romney and john mccain implored conservatives to unite for the sake of party and the nation. saying he's playing the american people for suckers. trump responded to romney's attack while gaining in maine saying that four years ago romney begged for

arrest at all times knows he doesn't the case will be presented to the grand jury in april, sergeant bolton is on paid leave pending the outcome. >> before former ohio model committed committed to turn a x. is the only thing more bizarre is hero john luskin interrogation in and we have got it this here taylor joins us to. lambert police interview check and take a look at the undercover videoke of the 33 -year-old meets with a sheriff's deputy she thinks it's a hitmanan. >> she seemed overwhelmed as she plots the murder of her husband 's ex-wife, the hitman is a franklin county sheriff's deputy,a she gives him on 25-dollar deposit to do the job that goes to a nearby wall mart, not long after she is in this interrogation roomh on video vi obtained by crime watch daily which airs her here on fox 8 weekdays, and she denies having anything to do with ordering a hit on the mother of herrd two stepdaughters. killed>> johnson doesn't want her a daughter killed i want her petaa he said he was going to punch her in the girlw doesn't. >> phone phone calls were recorded they are recorded and itre is yo

i'm deirdre bolton.g to have more from that mom accusing hillary clinton of lying to her face. but first up, on tuesday, there is a winner all contest in states such as ohio and florida. three others ahead of that. one last republican debate tonight in miami. sources say the establishment is pressuring senator rubio to suspend his campaign now, to unify the so-called anti-t

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you have got phil collins, celine dion, michael bolton. reo speedwagon, heart, cyndi lauper.when i close my eyes every second of the night i live another life ♪ >> ♪ once upon a time there was light in my life but now there's only love in the dark nothing i can say total eclipse of the heart ♪ kassie: wow. jimmy, take a look at this: air supply, john denver, barry manilow, kenny rogers, kenny g., hall and oates, the pointer sisters. jim: and this classic from whitney houston, which is a testament to a special kind of love. >> ♪ because the greatest love of all is happening to me ♪ >> ♪ sailing takes me away to where i'm going ♪ >> ♪ can't live if living is without you i can't live ♪ >> ♪ dreamweaver i believe you can get me through the night ♪ kassie: you know, jim, through our lifetimes, we have all learned that love and heartbreak sometimes go together all too well. jim: and those emotions are shared in some of the most expressive love songs of all-time. >> ♪ baby, come back any kind of fool could see there was something in everything about you ♪ >> ♪ all by myself i don't

. >> anastaysia bolton is joining us, and by next year, one in over 60. >> that's why we should continue talking about elder abuse cases and how people can protect themselves. you may not be at risk now but you probably know someone who is. there are efforts in the legislature to help colorado seniors, for instance, since 2014, we've had a mandatory reporting law. there are certain people like bankers and care takers have to report abuse to law enforcement. currently a bill in the works and if it passes, it will allow investigators to record depositions or witness victims. >> from time to time they're either too ill, unable to appear in court or they don't live through the process, and we want to make sure to preserve that testimony, preserve that evidence to make sure that those full extent. >> we are having an elder abuse line 9 right now starting at 4 until 5:30. we have resources and experts who can answer your questions how you can keep your loved ones safe, what are the signs of elder abuse, what resources exist in the community that can help either you, your family or your neighbo

david: ambassador john bolton, thank you very much. melissa? melissa: we want to bring you more breaking news right now. completely separate story. reports of miami-dade police they are evacuating a terminal at miami international airport. that, you're looking at live pictures of what is going on during this evacuation. if you have been to this airport you know what a maze it is. how many people go through this airport, coming in internationally, leaving, going to all parts of the country, other parts of florida. this is a very busy airport with a lot of different people coming from a lot of different spots. the thought of evacuating a entire terminal is a huge decision. puts a lot of people out. you can see right there, that is just a small portion and already, wow, not something that you want to be a part of. you don't know what happened to make them go this length of evacuating people. we don't have any reports on that yet. all we know right now are reports that the terminal, one terminal, at miami international airport has been evacuated. c

. >> brian: come on, bolton. where they fovr get the words our butcher the song, the "star-spangled banner" doesn't go as planned. we showed you the best, and now we show you some of the roughest renditions of the national anthem. >> tia: starting with you. hit it. it's your time. come on. >> brian: i cannot sing. >> tia: you can sing. >> brian: no, i can't. >> tia: in choir form. >> brian: i can sing songs as i walk down the hallways and stuff. >> tia: happy national anthem day, you all. i'm tia ewing. >> brian: i was going to give you the glare. meteorologist sam roberts is in the first alert weather center with details on the forecast. hi, sam. save me. >> samantha: good morning. i'll take the pressure off of you. the pressure is on in the world of weather, right? is it going to snow later? take a while. don't expect snow any time soon. look outside. there's terminal tower in the background. beautiful morning out there. it's gorgeous and cold. we're in the teens and 20s. late day snow still in our forecast, an

you have got phil collins, celine dion, michael bolton. reo speedwagon, heart, cyndi lauper.s a testament to a special kind of love. >> ♪ because the greatest love of all is happening to me ♪ >> ♪ sailing takes me away to where i'm going ♪ >> ♪ can't live if living is without you i can't live ♪ >> ♪ dreamweaver i believe you can get me through the night ♪ kassie: you know, jim, through our lifetimes, we have all learned that love and heartbreak sometimes go together all too well. jim: and those emotions are shared in some of the most expressive love songs of all-time. >> ♪ baby, come back any kind of fool could see there was something in everything about you ♪ >> ♪ all by myself i don't wanna be all by myself ♪ >> ♪ if ever you're in my arms again this time i'll love you much better ♪ >> ♪ i know i'll never love this way again so i keep holding on ♪ kassie: but that pain can be very well worth it when you do find that special someone. >> ♪ love love will keep us together think of me, babe, whenever ♪ >> ♪ and she believes in me i'll never know just what she sees in me ♪ >> ♪

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>> we will ask our hashtag one lucky guy about that and john bolton is outnumbered. happy monday.na: there more excited than me. >> see you. jenna: tributes pouring in at the nation mourns the death of nancy reagan. she passed away yesterday at the age of 94. the public is expected get a chance to pay their respects before she's laid to rest beside her husband at the reagan presidential library. william is live at the presidential library in california and joins us with what to expect. william? speak. reporter: the final chapter of nancy reagan's life is being written as we speak, played out here at the reagan library where she spent so much time reserving the presidents legacy. i'm going to pan over to show you some of the media here that is showing up to tell her story. too many her passing on sunday in bel airis the end of an era, politically and culturally. if you are 26 old or younger you were not a life during the presidents rain . the 43-year-old would be in third grade when nancy and the president left white house so you have a whole generation unfamiliar with this preside

deirdre bolton joining us now with more details.his is kind of interesting. >> yeah, so david, this group called ultraviolet, they have about 36,000 signatures just since last week and they have written to amazon and to the ceo jeff bezos saying you should dump trump. those are their words. i am quoting that. reject racism, sexism, and xenophobia. so just for some context here, this isn't the only retailer faced let's say a challenge being associated with a brand. you may remember that macy's stopped after 11 years carrying trump items. the menswear line. basically saying that if hillary rodham clinton had a handbag collection they wouldn't carry that either. david: yeah. i guess he is getting used to all of this. deirdre. see you at top of the hour for "risk & reward." melissa: donald trump threatening to spill the beans on ted cruz's wife. >> he put an ad. you leave family out of it, right? you leave family out of it, quite frankly wives. come after me, come after anybody else. leave wives out of it, you know? david: well, the tru

smith named the horse lilly and stayed with it until it was taken to pen vet's new bolton center sheet and doctors say they've never seen anything like this before. >> very, very gentle soul. just unimaginable to me that someone would do this to an animal. and i think that it is okay? >> she has a lot of grazing and a lot of pain from this, probably over 100 welds and bruises. >> doctors say lilly will be at the new bolton center for about a week, offers have already poured in so people can help her. >> city-wide coalition formed supporting of philadelphia mayor jim kenney's proposed sugary drink tax. group of business, civic, labor leaders calling themselves the philadelphia and for fair future gathered at the olney recreation center yesterday. they are throwing their support behind the proposed 3 cents an ounce tax on sugary drinks. mayor kenney says money raised through the tax would go toward in part funding universal pre k and green jobs plan. the coalition says the tax would ensure a better future for the city. >>> the eagles have signed another free agent and this one is on the

i'm deirdre bolton. we're going to have more from that mom accusing hillary clinton of lying to her face. but first up, on tuesday, there is a winner all contest in states such as ohio and florida. three others ahead of that. one last republican debate tonight in miami. sources say the establishment is pressuring senator rubio to suspend his campaign now, to unify the so-called anti-trump vote. my next guest knows a lot about working outside of the establishment. he is a three-time presidential candidate, former congressman from texas. dr. ron paul is with me now. . ulthk u r e me deirdre: i'm so glad. obama calling the rates, a quote, a republican crackup. do you agree with him on that? >> yeah, pretty much so but i think there is a democratic crackup too. i think there is a federal reserve crackup. i think there is a big thing going on with the whole system coming unglued and nobody knows exactly what is going on so it become as partisan, personal thing. so i think it is distraction from the issues i c

charles: all right, deirdre bolton. thank you very much.out that focusing now on florida and ohio and maybe even missouri and some of these others. but the two key states scott brown is back, meka and jillian. meka, let me start with you. you know, ted cruz has been a little quiet here. not in the news a lot this week. and, you know -- but it is interesting a lot of people saying don't be surprised if he takes missouri and perhaps even illinois. what are your thoughts? >> cruz is still in the hunt. and remember super tuesday is a lot like baseball. it's a nervous break down in nine innings. in this case five states. so without the benefit of nancy reagan's astrologer, i am predicting that trump may do very well in florida and may very well take the state. and kasich, i think will take ohio because he's their favorite son. and i don't think residents will eat their own. moving into missouri, that is cruz country. those are the give me liberty or give me death republicans. and i think that those people will vote their values. as well as the n

smith named that horse lilly and stayed with it until it was taken to pen vet's new bolton center. she and doctors say they've never seen anything like this before. >> it is very, very gentle soul. just unimaginable to me that someone would do this to an animal. and i think that it is okay. >> she has a lot of bruising and a lot of pain from this, this is probably over 100 welts and bruises. >> man, doctors say lilly will be at the new bolton center for about a week, offers have already started pouring in so people can help her. >> let's turn to you decide 2016 after big win in his home state of ohio on tuesday, governor john kasich looking to pennsylvania to give his campaign a little more momentum. the presidential candidate making a stop at villanova yesterday. during a hour-plus town hall meeting, he was quick to differentiate his views from those of donald trump. kasich told supporters we need to stop demonizing muslim americans, and that he refuses to take the low-road to the highest office in the country. kasich believes he is the only one who can turn a republican nominatio

anastasia bolton tells us jack's story is not unique. >> i needed a housekeeper and a cook and a companion that i could talk to. >> reporter: he went about it an old fashioned way, an ad in the newspaper, some letters and a phone calls and he thought he found the right person. jana bergmann needed a place to live because she was living in jail. bergmann had a long criminal history with multiple felonies, including fraud, drugs, forgery, but in spite all of that, jack wanted to help. >> so i took up the position that i needed to help her. >> reporter: bergmann wrote and called jack from jail telling him she was, quote, a care provider in every sense of the title. he bought that and her freedom. jack bailed bergmann out of jail so she could come live with him. he would do that two more times before their fight in october of 2014, the fight that almost killed him. >> i knew he was trying to push already had broke the skin on my arms. and she was just trying to push my legs out from underneath me. >> this is one of the worst cases of elder abuse i have ever seen. the type of abuse out there is

deirdre bolton tracking this and the other states. help us. >> i am trying here. we want to call up of course the map, not quite ready to go. as you've been mentioning, missouri too close to call in the show-me state. so we're seeing cruz and trump neck-and-neck. we talked a lot about how the south and west of the state is really fundamental or at least evangelical about, 38% of the state, if you like. we talked about where springfield is, that is in green county, that will have where cruz has been spending so much time, as to why he is so close. you were saying it does matter. whoever wins this state does get 12 more statewide delegates. every delegate counts, so of course all eyes on missouri, we will bring you the results as soon as they're definitive. in the meantime, just wanted to go back to florida, the idea being here we know that trump won, but this is going to be so important for the general election. so just wanted to highlight it. you see the one green patch. rubio's home area of miami-dade. one bright spot for him tonight. trump saying earlier, i'm no

accused of shooting up this van in uptown charlotte will appear police say howard wright, dereke bolton and kevin thompson used several guns including ak-47 to fire 40 to 50 shots in cars and a lobby on south caldwell street. the men were in town for the ciaa tournament, the ciaa commissioner tells us the con fences are is working with police to work out ways to enhance security especially at unsanctioned events. >>> a man accused of killing a prominent business owner in charlotte is expected to be in court. kevin dejesus was ex extradited, he shot and killed jesse campbell in campbell's home near lake wylie in january, officials say. campbell owned a green house in south end. >>> north carolina governor pat mccrory will not call lawmakers back to a special session to address charlotte's controversial non-discrimination ordinance. protectionses to lgbt community including which bathroom they use. according to the news and observer in raleigh everybody the governor says lawmakers will take up the issue in a regular session which starts april 25th. he is pushing for lawmakers to overturn

deirdre bolton joining us now with the latest on this. a lot of people want to head for the hills, huh? >> seems like it, david, honestly at end of the day, no one goes anywhere, even onion headline, go back to year 2000. george bush re-election. man who threatened to move to canada still lives here. to your point searches went up 1500% at one point, averaged about 1000% up at one point. there was report canada's emigration website was so clogged that it basically short-circuited. however that later been proven, they were having their own technical difficulties north of the border. nothing to do with searches. so chances are people are just going to complain and stay here. david: it happened in election cycles before. people talk a lot about it, but they never actually do it. >> no they don't. david: deirdre bolton, see you at top of the hour for "risk & reward." thank you very much. melissa: i may go to the bahamas. not just because of trump. i'm sick of paying taxes. you want to come? david: i went to florida couple weeks ago. pretty ni

deirdre bolton joining us with more. deirdre, what are the effects of this?ffects are you essentially get your data stolen. then it is encrypted. then you have the chance to buy it back. that is what is going on. melissa: amazing. >> david, you mentioned this. for most people, by most people's accounts this is really first time that apple mac users were specifically targeted. slightly more worrying, apple says you know what? we're not exactly sure what the access point was, how this infection started. they are obviously on it. but people who wrote this malware certainly not stupid at all. they had this little check mark across the bottom which i'm going to read off. it actually passed apple's security system because it said signed with a valid mac app development system. >> wow. >> really official-looking. people click. worth noting, apple's stock down 19 1/2% if you look over past 52 weeks compared to the -- >> maybe it was insider. maybe somebody that knows their software somebody knows and very motivated. >> deirdre, thank you very much. see you at top of

, when rescue personnel saw the paint ball wound, they immediately took her to chester county new bolton center show, could spend about two weeks in isolation undergoing treatment. experts say she was hit by six different clotter paint balls, they say the horse is in terrible pain. >> it look like it was done close range. so, she probably wasn't able to move, and that would be excrutiating, beyond immeasureable amounts of pain. >> when you see her, you mind goes to imagining how someone could do something like that. >> oh, handlers say lilly, as she has been nicknamed, also blind, in one eye. authorities are now searching for the owner. >>> a pennsylvania man is arrested in connection to the so-called celebgate scandal. authorities say 36 year old ryan collins every lancaster has agreed plead guilty to hacking into e-mail and on line accounts. many belonging to famous women. no celebrities were identified in the plea deal, but collins was charged as part of the investigation, into who leaked nude photos on line of actress jennifer lauren and model kate upton, federal investigators say th

he then sent an email out to parents like mel bolton with a saftey warning. >> : my thoughts immediately went to that little girl and how smart she was to just run to school. >> phillipe :on her walk to class, hunt says a green van pulled into a driveway in front of her. there were two men inside, and hunt says they told the girl to move ahead. seconds later, hunt says the girl heard the passenger jump out and started to follow her to school. in the email, at some point, hunt says the man reached out to the girl. but she ran away. hunt says the girl didn't immediately tell anyone at the school about this. a day later, hunt says she talked about it with her mom and that's when the mother got in touch with the school. >> : if anyone every tries to grab you and pull you into a van you have to run away and scream for help. >> phillipe :mirroring at least five other incidents reported near schools last september and october. students and police now on the lookout for a suspicious green van and who ever is lurking inside. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam :the man believed t

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. >> reporter: care takers at the new bolton center are in disbelief a after this arabia an was found shot 130 times with the paint ball gun. >> it looks like it was done close range so she probably wasn't able to move ape that would be excruciating, beyond pain. >> reporter: kelly smith is with the omega horse rescue, she helped get the 20 year-old horse help after discovered abandoned inside this new holland barn. >> i have been going there 25 years and never in my life seen anything quite like this. at first i thought did someone paint this horse to look like an easter egg but then i realized it was paint ball. >> reporter: lancaster spca is investigating, the search is on for owner and people responsible for hurting the horse. veterinarians say she was shot from all side and along with those injuries vets say she's brian in one eye and may lose the other due to an ulcer. >> have time you can tell she's uncomfortable. >> reporter: horse's caretakers has nicknamed her lily since she was fund so close to easter. >> your heart goes out to this poor animal, hoping she will recover, rig

howard wright, dereke bolton and kevin thompson fired 40 to 50 shots in cars and lobby door of a hotel on south caldwell street sunday morning. they used several guns including ak-47. >> christine: man accused of killing a prominent business owner is expected to be in court. kevin dejesus was extradited yesterday, he shot and killed jesse campbell in campbell's home, investigators say, near lake wylie in january. the dilworth community and dejesus used to work there. >> christine: a school in matthews will remain closed as officials look in the case of norovirus. covenant day school closed after 50 faculty members became sick friday following a catered dinner from jersey mikes. no students have been affected. tests will be back this week. >> christine: we're just getting started here at 5:00 a.m., one of the biggest days in the election season. a preview of super tuesday and where the presidential candidates stand. >> john: kristen miranda live in the alert center. >> kristen: we turned around video from greece where thousands of migrants are trapped, i'll show you the conditions they

john bolton joins us, former ambassador to the united nations, and fox news contributor. ambassador, mr. trump is saying our allies should chip in, pay more or we should potentially get out. what do you think? >> i think in many cases -- nato is a good example -- our allies haven't been doing what they should have been doing to keep up their own defense expenditures. this has been going on for decades. and i think people can reasonably say that the allies are not doing their fair share and we better find better ways to make them do it. let's be very clear here. when the united states enters into alliances formal or informal, we're doing it because we think it's in the interest of the united states to do it. particularly on national security. we are not engaged in international act act of altruism. we are not doing it for them. we are doing it for us. that's how you have to look at the balance. not simply on the accounting of who is paying for what. but on the broader question of whether it benefits american security. i think seen through that prism it's very important to

in the meantime will will he will undergo eye surgery at the new bolton center run by penn school ofinarian medicine. sad that somebody did this to a horse. >> very unfortunate. >>> 4:40 now. "action news" will be right back with newly released video he that shows a hollywood style prison break with inmates getting away in a chopper. >> how you can win a chance to sit court side at kobe bryant's last nba game. david. >> we have jackets on the kids this morning for temperatures in the 40's and we're keeping a jacket this afternoon although they might be able to unzip it and toss it over their shoulder depending how things are looking later mon. we're looking at a warmup this afternoon at least relative to the last couple days. details on that and we'll let you know when it cools down again in the accuweather 7-day. >> ♪ >> new on "action news" kobe bryant offering a chance to win a pair of seats to sit court side at his last nba game in los angeles. lakers star has billed it as the ultimate fan experience. the winner and a friend get to sit front and center and will high-five the lowe

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lilly will undergo eye surgery at the about bolton center in kennett square which is run by penn schoolf veterinarian medicine and the same place that treated barbaro, remember the race horse. >> let's talk a little bit about accuweather. warmer. >> going to be milder today. got a little fog this morning but as you take a look at storm tracker6 live double scan we are free of any active precipitation other than maybe some drizzle on the windshield from any fog you encounter. as we take a look outside, we are chilly to start out, the ben franklin bridge shows that you there isn't a whole lot of fog in center city and in areas where you don't have the fog you're liable to see the quick return of a lot of sunshine early today. and then clouds get thicker later in the day. temperature right now 44 degrees, 41 is your dewpoint, so again, the airfarely saturated early and in some areas you're looking at that fog. the winds very light. so when you're trying to get rid of fog you don't get that strong wind to help break it up. 44 degrees in philadelphia chilly as you step outside. 40 allentown,

doctors say lilly could leave the new bolton center in kennett square this week. would move to a recovery barn. test results show lilly does not have an infectious disease can which means she can get out of isolation. doctors also say despite the ulcer in her left eye she does have some vision. there's still a reward for information that leads to the people that hurt lilly f you're interested in adopting this sweet horse contact omega horse rescue. >> the final four hype is about to head into overdrive. the villanova wildcats leave for houston today. the cats play the oklahoma sooners at nrg stadium on saturday evening. coach jay wright's first and only other trip to the final four was back in 2009 with the cats. he sees something special with this season's team and hopes last weekend's celebration over their kansas victory will not be their last. >> i really believe we can win it. we can obviously get beat. we're not -- we're not indestructible. but i just feel like we've been in tough situations. we don't fear losing. and i think we're very confident. those char

how many of you out there think that ambassador john bolton would make a great secretary of state? [cheers and applause] you heard it here first, america. in 1981, as you've heard from my boss dan snyder, ronald reagan came here to cpac and he delivered an historic address and he said our time is now and we stand shoulder in shoulder in the thickest of the fight. look to who is sitting to your left and right. these are our brothers and sisters, fellow citizens sand patriots. if we hang together, mark my words, we will make history and change the future of america for the better. can you see it up there? our time is now. our time is -- i can hear your voices out there. do it one more time. our -- time -- is -- now. >> this is all about your voice. you can hear my voice out there. but the point of this message is that we can hear your voice. there are a lot of people that work hard to make this event a success. some of them are visible. some of them are behind the scenes. but this event doesn't happen, it's not a success, without everybody here in the audience. this event is about yo

. >> ambassador john bolton thank you. i urge our viewers to pick up "the atlantic" to read this article for themselves and see some of the insight and some of his views which is causing quite a stir this morning. ambassador, thank you as always. >> thank you, eric. >> arthe? >>> this is a fox news alert, reports of several attackers opening fire on a popular beach resort in the ivory coast. it happened just a short time ago. witnesses say they heard gunfire and saw people running away from the beach. now, we are told that there are multiple casualties. it's unclear who is behind this attack. we're monitoring the situation on the reports of gunfire at the grand-bassam beach resort in the ivory coast and will bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. >>> meanwhile back here at home there's been torrential rain taking its toll in the deep south. louisiana getting some of the worst of it. look at the scene in covington, city surrounded by rivers. the downpours, man, oh, man, causing the floodwaters to go up

ambassador john bolton is still with us. ambassador, clearly, that relationship was not just so deeply connected personally, but politically. we've touched on this a bit today. i remember during the campaign in 1980, she basically influenced the firing of john saers who was the campaign manager right in the middle of the campaign and they just won new hampshire. talk a little bit about what goes on behind the scenes and that influence that she had that many americans may not be familiar with. >> there's that. as we just saw, the firing of don regan, the chief of staff at the white house, i think this goes directly to the role that mrs. reagan played very quietly, without publicity. but making sure the president's subordinates followed the president's directions and were effective in maintaining his image. i don't say that in a pr way, i mean because the bully pulpit of the presidency as theodore roosevelt called it was made for reagan too and she was focused on how to maximize his ability to get done what he wanted to do and