. >> i'm sorry, for the things i've done, and i try and be stronger -- >> that is 21-year-old brian taylor, he sings his case to the judge rewriting the lyrics to adebt's adelle's song. the judge said he was a talented >> well, drones have been a hot item the past years. >> and people love seeing the spills and thrills of what they can do. how some drone users hope to make a new sport. >> and first day of spring, but by tomorrow it's going to feel like january out there, and wait until you see tomorrow night's frost with havertys furniture, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't the spring home event is happening now. what does fresh epcot mean? maybe it's sampling seasonal dishes... ...enjoying hand-picked music or seeing locally grown topiaries. whatever you pick here, the epcot international flower and garden festival... ...is certified fresh epcot. experience a year of fun and all four theme parks with a florida resident annual >> well, moan, money, power, and politics usually mixes politics with humor but voters are clearly frustrated and sometimes you have to have fun with a

. >>> a convicted felon broke into song in a michigan courtroom 21-year-old brian taylor began singinghe adele inspired song "i'm sorry". listen. ♪ i want to say i'm story >>> according to police, taylor and two others forced a 22-year-old man into a van at gunpoint and drove him to the end of the street to rob him. the judge was move by the song maybe a little, he sentenced him to two years, he hopes to earn a business degree and stay involved in his church after his release. i don't think sinking is in his future. >>> this is a viral video that has many scratching their heads. how many girls do you see. the photo was posted a week ago. it's been liked 15,000 times. she is not telling you how many girls are in the photos. to me it seems clear there are two girls an orderly one and younger one and she used mirrors there's a lot of debate about the girls. >>> matt. >>> two? >> reporter: yes. >>> a turkey in the garden state seemed all banged up about the thanksgiving thing. a wild bird ruffled feathers at a south jersey car dealership. >>> we have more on the electrician who plunged to

. >> do you recognize the song that he's playing off here, brian taylor sentenced up to 17 years in prison for unlawful imprisonment, carried concealed weapon. did his own take on adele's "hello" in his apology to the judge. his mother and victim. the judge called him a talented young man, adding he should take advantage of programs available in prison so he can better his life when he's released. >> john: all right. >> christine: we're all scratching our heads a little bit. all right. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. wonder what adele would have to say to that. here is meterologist chris larson. the weather it is partly cloudy >> christine: ha ha ha ha. >> chris: 66 degrees, low 70s for this afternoon. all right, current condition here in charlotte, 52, relative humidity, 59% with winds out of the north at 3-miles-per-hour. up in the mountains, 45, boone, 58 gastonia, 58 monroe, 57 right the storm track will stay down to the south today, but we will see an influx of moisture heading in the weekend and cooler temperatures, the ra

. >> interesting. 21-year-old brian taylor was in a michigan courtroom being sentenced on weapons chargesogy. ♪ hello there i want to say i'm sorry for the things i've done and i try be stronger in this life i chose but i want you to know ♪ >> it's don't know what's funnier, that nobody flinched or his singing. >> the guy on the left might be cracking up a little bit or -- amazing. >> the judge told taylor that he obviously has talent and that she hopes he finds an appropriate way to use it. at least the judge had a bit of humor and recognized the talent. >> an arresting performance there. >>> pretty good. next up a new study focuses on the stress we feel waiting for websites to load. >> you were stressing about it earlier. >> we all know that feeling when something you really need or want to see is loading, the study found a delay of only two go up 16%. if the video stops playing to rebuffer, our stress goes up another 15%. >> who does these surveys? i'd like to know? the type of stress response comparable to a horror movie or solving a math problem. yes, i do suffer from math problem st

i've done ♪ and i'll try and be stronger ♪ in this life i chose ♪ but i want you to know -- >> brian taylorsical apology, sounds like he was inspired by adele's hit hello at the beginning there. taylor was convicted for forcing a man into a karat gunpoint, and robbing him. the judge called taylor a talented young man, but still sentenced him to 17 years in prison. >> severe weather causes havoc for morning commuters in texas, drivers in fort worth saw everything from pea to golf ball size hail. closer to 60 degrees, slushy roadways did not look like it, it also knocked out power to thousands of customers. katie know we haven't seen the last every went here yet. this weekend? >> yes, tracking snow for the first day of spring. yup. now, i know, when it comes to accumulation, i don't necessarily think you will be talking about any casino of major major snow accumulation however more than anything, ironic we're starting the news see on off, that's when another nature decides to throw the wintery mess at us. look at what the storm is actually doing right now. sliver of precipitation across kansa

. >> harry: seemingly the adele song brian taylor addressed a courtroom in song. police arrested the 21-year-old after officers found him struggling with another man and holding a gun to his stomach. the judge sentenced taylor up to >> i wonder if his lawyer knew he would pull that one. >> harry: couldn't sing himself out of that one. just don't do the crime. >> cathrine: more coming up. tense moments for donald trump's family threatening to hurt them if the presidential candidate does not drop out of the race. >> harry: a health alert. how a trip to grandmother's house lands kids in the e.r. every year. >> beth: we have taken a turn for the colder. i issued a snuggle alert. this is a picture from a family all snuggled together. you need to hug together. we are down in the 20s and make it in the upper 30s tomorrow. i will explain the entire is a marathon and candidates are hitting western states today. >> cathrine: a controversial race with another round of votes and every delegate counts. joining us live from washington with what we can expect. good afternoon. >>

brian taylor sang a song inspired by adele hello.t he did. >>> ♪ i want to say i'm sorry ♪ for the things i've done ♪ >>> if you're going to do that you better be ready to bring it. he was not ready to bring it. taylor and two others forced the man into a carat gun -- car at gunpoint and try to rob him. he did not persuade the judge. he was sentenced to two years. he said after his release he is going to get a degree in business and join the church. >>> nypd investigates a threat against donald trump's son. >>> now on "action news," an suv drives off after coming into contact with a stabbing victim left for dead on a philadelphia street. >>> winter will not go quietly into that dark night. accuweather is tracking a weekend cool down that sets up a chance for accumulating snow. >>> triple threat sports fans will be in hoops heaven as all three local teams enter march madness. good luck getting anyone to focus on anything else today. >>> show me the remote control right now. >> reporter: good week to be working morning, you said that e

that door i close ♪ ♪ and your honor i'm sorry, sorry, sorry ♪ >> 21-year-old brian taylor channelingnately, you're screwed. he is still getting 17 years in prison for unlawful imprisonment. oh! >> while he was singing in court, adele was robbing a bank. this is an amazing idea. what if you combined a new reality show where you combined lockup with american idol, sing for your freedom. you could call it sing for your freedom or you could call it jail song birds. >> you know, somebody will do that now. >> yeah. everything starts here. >> exactly. >> remember, divorce island? >> liberty island? >> remember that? >> look at the public defender. you think about the judge. this is really a public service. >> he can't even file the papers. >> the cutest thing. this morning she goes, well, maybe he got a little time off. he still got 17. mabel two weeks off. that was not even very good. >> your heart would not be -- >> no. drop the gavel down on him. like enough. >> would you advise your client? >> as a former public defender, i would go for it. look, at this point, he got 17 years. he was p

brian taylor sang in the courtroom. orred him to spend up to 17 years in prison for unlawful imprisonment and carrying a concealed weapon. >>> mayor rob ford's family is at his bedside while he's fighting cancer. he's been in the hospital since. last month when his chemotherapy began. ford's family has asked for privacy. >>> decision 2016. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is losing more ground to front-runner hillary clinton. yesterday, sanders conceded the closely fought missouri primary and an extra two delegates to clinton. sanders could have asked for a recount but said he wanted to save the taxpayers money. >>> a kurdish television channel aired an interview with a man identified as the first american who quit the battlefield after fighting for isis. mohammed khweis left virginia for isis-controlled territory in iraq. talked about how he traveled in turkey and syria to join isis. he surrendered to kurdish forces in mosul. khweis talked about why he says he left isis. >> i didn't really support their

meet brian earl taylor. ing sentenced last week for unlawful imprisonment and carrying a consealed weapon, brian asked the judge if he could address the court and then he did this. ♪ i want to say i'm sorry [ light laughter ] ♪ for the things i've done ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ to my mother i'm sorry sorry sorry sorry ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ to the victim i'm sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ yes your honor i'm sorry sorry sorry sorry ♪ [ laughter ] >> seth: he's also under arrest for repetitive lyrics. [ laughter ] you know, we shouldn't be surprised he's musical. his lawyer is one of the guys from zz top. [ laughter ] also, how often to people sing in this courtroom, why is everyone on their phones? but great job, brian earl taylor, he didn't run away from his mistake, instead he apologized to everyone he wronged. and he did it all while speaking in a solid audition for the voice. [ laughter ] i can't believe i'm about to say this, we should all be more like this convicted felon. [ light laughter ] this has be

the 21-year-old brian earl taylor used the musical number at his sentencing last week for an attemptedpping and robbery. the judge said taylor was obviously a talented young man and encouraged him to use prison programs to help him after his release. thanks for joining us. keep it here. >>> this is al jazeera. >>> hello everyone. i'm felicity barr. welcome to this news hour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes, as anger boils over in brazil a court steps in to block the appointment of a former president to a new government post. >>> south africa's president is shouted down in parliament. jacob zuma was defending his links with the powerful family accused of undue influence on the government.

. >>> in michigan, convicted felon brian earl taylor found a new way to ask for leniency at a sentencingearing inspired by all people, adele. ♪ hello, there, i want to say i'm sorry for the things i've done ♪ and i try and be stronger ♪ in this life i chose but i want you to know ♪ that door i close, and, your honor, i'm sorry, sorry, sorry ♪ >> uh-huh. he went on to also say sorry to his mother and the victim. the judge said taylor is "obviously a talented young man" and hopes he will take advantage of educational prison programs. >>> time to get down to business. back in black. the dow erased losses suffered in the early part of the year and entered positive territory. the price of oil and gasoline at the pump has risen and the government announced matsch other automaker makes automatic braking standard in all cars by september 2020. aeb applies the brakes on car or objects when the driver isn't reacting. this technology will save about 12,000 lives a year, it's estimated. >>> just ahead, own a piece of shirley temple history for just $25 million. >>> and march magic upsets for you. th

. >>> brian early taylor found a new way to ask for leniency at his sentencing hearing inspired by of all people, adele. ♪ hello there, your honor, i want to say i'm sorry ♪ ♪ for the things i have done and i'll try and be stronger ♪ ♪ in this life i chose but i want you to know ♪ ♪ that door i closed and your honor i'm sorry, sorry, sorry ♪ >> wow. he went on to say sorry to his mother and the victim. the judge though said taylor is quote obviously a talented young man and hopes he will take advantage of educational prison programs. ♪ >>> a bit of a better note, in new york city, nearly 200,000 parade marchers dressed in green to celebrate the city's 255th st. patrick's day parade. it was the first year openly gay and lesbian groups were allowed to march. >>> check out this annual tradition in chicago. dyeing the river green for st. paddy's day. such a cool video. >>> all right, a busy primary week made for lots of late night fodder. our week in review is next. i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink

this guy from trying for the things i've done, and i'll try to be stronger -- >> his name is brian earl taylor and this is the sentencing hearing and he is trying to sing an adelle-style sorry to the judge, his mother and victim. he was convicted of a felony for unlawful imprisonment and carrying a gun but says he is trying to turn his life around. i'm not sure how far that went with the judge. >> too bad "american idol" is over. >> and he did try it. >> i love this story, this is trending on my facebook page. and we have amazing students in the tampa bay area, from great schools but check this out. this is the ltc school having a dance-a-thon to raise money for >> we raised this year -- all at once, $21,000! >> how about that? >> wow, that is a lot of dancing. >> that is a lot of dancing for pretty much a small school. it has a lot of support, great students and teachers and hats off to all of the panthers -- >> and how long did they dance? >> eight hours all day long, and all of that money is going to children's hospital. >> good for them. >> all right, let's go sports now. being on the road

that is brian earl taylor. he apologized through song in a michigan courtroom last week.. a serious charge. >> yeah. >> singing ain't going to cut it. >> maybe that courtroom is used to it because of the reaction. >> maybe. >>> now it's time for "your brew" on this. >> we told you about a proposal in new jersey meant to discourage people from walking and texting. >> the rule could slap pedestrians with a $50 fine or send them to jail for 15 days if they're found crossing the street with their face in their phones. >> an extreme or necessary? michael says -- another law to protect us from ourselves is not what we need. there once was personal responsibility and a thing called common sense. >> kelly tweets, ridiculous. next thing you know, they'll enforce proper handwashing in public bathrooms. >> thanks for weighing in. >> i wouldn't disagree with that. >> have a great weekend. "fox & friends" starts now. >>> it is friday. good morning to you and your family, i'm ainsley earhardt. a fox news alert. a group claims it hacked donald trump's phone and security information. the

. >> that was 21-year-old brian earl taylor shocking the courtroom in michigan with his rendition of the adele song. look in the background another guy singing. like really? anyway the judge was impressed but still sentenced him to 17 years in prison for unlawful imprisonment and carrying a concealed weapon but boy they are going to have a great band. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg knows the may joart of posts on social media are filled with hobbies and what people did on vacation. but when he posted himself running through a foggy to talk about the air pollution or violent crack down against protesters. but of course he knows you can't please everybody with your facebook posts. >> certainly can't. >> we have all learned that lesson haven't we? >> yes we have. >>> no controversy. all of this one shot with the entire student body helping to make it in new jersey at livingston high school. take it away gang. >>> i've the magic in me. every time i touch that track it turns into gold everybody knows. >> this is amazing you have to watch the whole length it have. we don't have time

. >> 21-year-old brian earl taylor sung a take off of adele's song last week. saying hello there, you urn, i am sorry for the things i have done. the judge said taylor was obviously a talented young man and that she hoped he would take advantage of the programs they offer in prison so he can reach his goals spon his release. she sentenced him four years. >> that could have gone horribly bad. >> yeah. >> like the effort. >>> mike and gasia will be back on the noon. >> no. no. sal. she's out. >> five hours of "mornings on 2". i get to take the make-up off and go home. have a great day. happy st. patrick's day. i'll be watching you from home, mike. i promise. >> see you tomorrow. pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, made with real egg whites, lean cut meats, and whole grains. an excellent source of protein, it fuels her up with energy to help power through her morning. with jimmy dean delights, good mornings lead to great days. ♪ ♪ ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ brandois heaven in a jar. that's because our ingredients come from... farmers committed to responsibly sourced oil

brian sobel. >> and in our newsroom, james taylor, professor of politics.r take away from tonight? what's the headline? >> headline is that the attacks in brussels are likely to help donald trump as they have in the past. i mean, these attacks in paris in november and san bernardino in december don't seem to have had a bump effect for trump but they certainly do bolster his support and validate many of the comments that we generally see as outrageous in normal politics, as also relevant in san francisco, that the unfortunate killing of katie steiner if i'm not -- steinle -- that also happened immediately after donald trump made unfortunate comments about undocumented people in the country. and that also the incident in san francisco seemed to smooth some of the comments that trump s made so that's what we'll see again is it validates trump's anti-muslim sentiment, not his anti-immigration policy. >> brian, i want to get your thoughts on this, trump has been very vocal about temporarily banning muslims from entering this country while hillary clinton has sai

powerful compassion from the democrats on that question. >> still much more voted to come, brian sobel, james taylor, thank you both for being with us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >>> several local groups hosted a debate watch party in san francisco. supporters of clinton and sanders came together to watch the candidates face-off. the party had a march madness theme, if you will, supporters filled out their brackets keeping track of points scored by each candidate during the debate. >> tomorrow is the republican turn, the four remaining candidates are fit -- set to face off in miami, home turf of marco rubio. so far rubio has only won in minnesota and in the territory of puerto rico. he is a distant third in the delegate count, donald trump is fresh off victories in michigan, mississippi, hawaii, ted cruz won in idaho. governor john kasich currently last in the delegate count, hoping to win in his home state of ohio. that is on march 15. >>> carly fiorina endorsed ted cruz today, the rally in florida, she said it is time to unite behind ted cruz, she said that ted cruz is the only candidate

twelve year old boy is being called a hero after saving his father's life on how brian monica brother and his son taylor were moving furniture from their washington home into a u haul when brian collapsed as well authorities say taylor cold and i'm the one started performing cpr. taylor had never taken cpr classes. instead he says he just knew what to do god just took the wheel or just an added he was in there they were not found until that night. next a for every minute cpr isn't started as a ten percent decrease in survival emergency crews say taylor's quick thinking likely saved his father's life will be given a rescue crew talk about a close call a pair of shoes say the lives of a pilot and his daughter holly walked away from a plane crash (church bell) (bear growls) (burke) smash and grub. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. selling mattresses the traditional way isn't the best way. most are made in a large factory, and shipped hundreds of miles to a retailers warehouse, where they're marked up and up before finally selling and delivering them at the origi

like it happens every day in the county in michigan. 21-year-old brian earl taylor apologized throughlast week. despite the song, he was still given 17 years in prison for unlawful imprisonment. a very serious kriecrime. those are your headlines. >> he certainly has changed his tune. >> right. >> good one, steve. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> all right. it is 24 minutes before the top of the hour on this morning after st. patrick's day. and out on the streets of new york city, there's maria. >> reporter: hey, good morning. we have all kinds of weather going on across the nation. i want to start out across parts of the gulf coast because out here, we've been dealing with showers and storms. and a lot of flooding over the last couple of weeks across places like texas, louisiana, and even been ongoing in areas as river flooding has been a big concern. and unfortunately over the past 12 hours, we saw more showers and more storms across the region. we're still expecting that to continue as we head into this weekend. some areas could be picking up more than four inches of range her

the newfound fame but he is veryy popular >>> singer on the planet right now >> 21 -year-old brian earl taylor belted out an apology at his sentence of his sentenceou hearing similar to the hit a low buy a hello by adele.to t he hopes he finds an appropriate way to use it however it will be 17 years before he can. he got 17 years in prison for robbing and kidnapping a man at gunpoint.r >>> lights camera action. >> couldgh this city of cleveland be heading to the big screen cit again and a movie soundstage in >>> welcome back on this sunday morning, your first day of spring waking up to some cloudy skies in the area, but things could be changing for the best. >>> hollywood here to cleveland and go to movie soundstage be in the works? m industry officials say it could happen. first the state needs to lower production here.fir >> this is a draft a day browns fans were waiting for.a mid hollywoodit backdrop captain day brought here by ohio's's motion picture tax credit.. >> film commission president ivan schwartz said it had a $4 million economic impact but captain america felt like captain americ

ryan hanukkah and his son taylor were moving furniture from their washington home into a u haul when brian collapse. that's when authorities say taylor call nine one and started performing cpr. taylor had never taken cpr classes instead he says he just knew what to do guy just that we are just a matter that he was in there they were not found until that night. a medic saved for every minute cpr isn't started as a ten quick thinking likely saved his father's life will be given a lifesaver award by local rescue crews well that sunday morning everybody if you're just waking up with us maybe getting ready for church services this morning you'll definitely need to bundle up because we are starting off chilly but not quite as chilly as yesterday morning we had a lot of spots in the twenties this morning were hovering right around freezing across the areas where thirty attacks more thirty also enough of gloucester down to thirty two were twenty nine however unhappily on the peninsula that thirty one in williamsburg also newport news good morning if you joining us from hanson you're coming in at f

> analysis of tonight's debate, joining us once again from petaluma, political analyst brian sobel and james taylorrofessor of politics at the university of san francisco. thank you for joining us tonight. james, first to you, what a difference a week makes, the tone was much different tonight. do you think tonight's debate did anything to move the dial for any one of these candidates? >> i would say no. i think trump did his job and maintained his front-runner status, didn't cause too much of a stir. cruz understands that when all of this sorts out, he's going to be the last man standing. if the strategy of convention is to take front and center. kasich needed to make a lot more noise than he did to get attention because he has to win ohio and he needed to establish himself. i don't think he did. and of course rubio performed well, but it's much ado about nothing at this point. i would give all of the debaters about a b+ grade overall. >> let's talk about marco rubio, his family thought he embarrassed them at the last debate. he had a completely different tone tonight. he wasn't in that attack mod

public school tournament begins on friday, and lake taylor, normally considered a football school, has a chance to bring home basketball gold. brian parsons joins us tonight with that story. 1983, that's the last time lake taylor made it with the basketball program, the lake taylor alumni and the community." riding a 12 game winning streak, and a 22-4 this friday night at the ted constant center in the 4a state quarterfinals. "to play at home in front of your home fans after 33 years is a testament to the hard work that these guys put in." one word that describes lake taylor....chemistry....a lot of the team has been playing together since middle school, and they're as close on the court as they are off it. "we're like a family. other teams say they are family but everybody knows everybody. we go out and do different things hang that's our thing that we connect with and through that we learn life skills" the titans won their conference, and as a higher seed, got to play on their home court as they brought home a regional crown for the first time in decades. "after we won all the alumni ran out on the court and took pictures, it wa

clinton was the latest candidate to come to town tonight she shared her message at lake taylor high school in norfolk. brian carroll is there live with more on the last minute rally may hear on the eve of super tuesday the eve of the virginia primary to introduce her. we had fellow democrat and governor of declared that virginia is was the rally that took place gym more than fourteen hundred people packed the billy taylor high school mondays hillary clinton talked about creating opportunities of all time building up the small business community improving education from a young age among little in the one to attend a public college or university gives you the debt of the federal and state the democratic presidential candidate promised he would work to improve the affordable care act also say she would keep the ba from being privatized and do everything possible to keep military members and the families safe. clinton spending some of them is it valid to look after and protect the rights of all americans and really only mentioned her democratic opponent bernie sanders in half if you talk about their difference

until jail in jordan chana three pulling them back to within one in derry n c brian with a big second half came late taylor back the lead then to seal the deal they went to joe bryant junior on to their first final since nineteen eighty three the titans won seventy six sixty nine on the girls' side wilson was in a close one against william coleman help the presidents to a two point halftime lead wilson was trailing with under two minutes ago when mariah coker made the and one for the levy but fleming wood regained the lead and take the game sixty six sixty four then it was king's for taking on mannequin macy miller led the way for the bulldogs with eighteen but as it turns out they were never much in this game after the first quarter this season ends for king's fork with their seventy nine to fifty five loss in the nightcap salem and princes and girls met for the fifth time this year the sun devils won once and after dad's mean stephen hit that three salem had a first quarter lead. sorry awakens and a big night for p a and sent them on their way to a seven point halftime lead the cavaliers blew it wide ope

brian sobel. in our newsroom, james taylor, professor of politics at the university of san francisco. >> thank you for being here. professor, what stood out for you about tonight's debate? >> the way in which both rubio and cruz conspired together before the debate to pounce on donald trump. and to hit trump left and right. seemed throughout the night trump was responding trying to counterpunch in terms of responding to the different charges. i thought cruz and rubio did an outstanding job of prosecuting donald trump personally and prosecuting donald trump in terms of his lack of policy provisions and all the contradictions in his personal life and his public life. >> brian, trump was under enormous pressure tonight. there was the mitt romney thing, then cruz, rubio hitting him hard tonight. how do trump take that? >> i thought he did pretty darn well. when you think about it, he had a very long day, romney just tore him apart in his speech in utah. in the early part of the day. trump had to respond in a conference in the bit part of the day. and show up for the debate tonight. and all things bein

race moving forward, joining us now for analysis, james taylor, professor of politics at university of san francisco. and political analyst brian sobel. >> brian, let me start with you, this was a very good night for donald trump, seems to be gaining momentum. can cruz or marco rubio stop him? >> it's a real question. frank, the idea that these two people in cruz and rubio knocking down trump is really on a roll, is a loaded question. it looks ever more difficult for them to stop him unless a bunch of people get out of this race in a hurry. and coalesce around one of the other candidates. >> professor taylor, ted cruz won two states. what does he have to do to try >> i don't think there's a whole lot he can do. i think trump is going to be the republican nominee. what cruz can try to do and i don't mean to be disrespectful but he has to stop being himself, because he's very unpopular. even though a lot of people don't -- actually supported donald trump tonight in virginia and arkansas and alabama, that voted for trump, that's still don't believe that he can win. they still are not supporters of cruz and cruz did expect to do we

race moving forward, joining us now for analysis, james taylor, professor of politics at university of san francisco. and political analyst brian sobel. >> brian, let me start with you, this was a very good night for donald trump, seems to be gaining momentum. can cruz or marco rubio stop him? >> it's a real question. frank, the idea that these two people in cruz and rubio knocking down trump is really on a roll, is a loaded question. it looks ever more difficult for them to stop him unless a bunch of people get out of this race in a hurry. and coalesce around one of the other candidates. >> professor taylor, ted cruz won two states. what does he have to do to try to catch up with trump? >> i don't think there's a whole lot he can do. i think trump is going to be the republican nominee. what cruz can try to do and i don't mean to be disrespectful but he has to stop being himself, because he's very unpopular. even though a lot of people don't -- actually supported donald trump tonight in virginia and arkansas and alabama, that voted for trump, that's still don't believe that he can win. they still are not supporters of cruz and

going forward, we want to bring in our analysts james taylor, professor of politics at university of san francisco the left. live from petaluma, brian sobel, thank you for being here. brian, first to you, huge night for donald trump. does this all but give him the nomination? >> i'm not sure it gives him the nomination but it was a huge night for him. the math is such, frank, that it has to be played out for a while longer. he could be denied the number of delegates required to win the nomination which would result in an open or brokered convention. we'll have to see as we move forward. >> james, now to you, do you believe this is a two-man race now that marco -- rubio has dropped out who will benefit the most? trump, cruz or kasich? >> i would imagine trump will ultimately benefit in the long run. cruz will put up a good fight. he had some success tonight. kasich of course held his own in his home state but i don't see any of them stopping trump. i think that's a real challenge and i don't think enough was done tonight by anyone else on the scene to prevent trump from what apparently is inevitable. i think the electorate is trying

brian shrader, wral news, jordan lake. >> mccrory said there will be no tax increases to pay for the bonds. >>> workers broke ground in holly springs to build a new >> they built the home for staff sergeant taylor and his family. he was in the marine corps for 10 years, most of them in special ops as a marine raider. in 2014 he suffered severe back and spine injuries during a raid that limit his ability to walk. the house will have special features to allow for wheelchair access. >> the lot that they pick is perfect for the family, it's right across from the park, and the swimming pool. and, i just can't think this organization and cal atlantic homes for what they have done for me and my family. >> dozens came out for the ground that this weekend to welcome staff sergeant taylor and his family into their home. >>> operation coming home builds and donates funds for disabled veterans. >> fantastic to see. >> great day for them, yes. >> thanks right now election officials still casting ballots long after winners were declared. >>> why the senate majority leader says garland will likely not getting a conformation hearing. >>> what a great day to spend sometime in the gardens. this nice weather is n