i think that calender sets upwell. >> i want to ask carter about that chart.'s lower the chart again. at the end it breaks below the line. it's peaking back up. how do we know it's not going to go back above? >> anything is possible. things are incontestable. two, a breaking trend and now a throw back trend trying to prepare itself. the throw back after that much damage typically encounters a lot of overhead supply. >> now let's go to the yield on the tenure. it's soring as investors sell bonds to resume stocks. the deal may be a little overdone. >> it does seem a little overdone. almost back to 2%. let's see if we can put charts up and figure it out. we're going to look at the tlt as the trade. this is ten youre yields. obviously, the plunging of this so-called maybe it was china syndrome, if you will, or whatever it was and the recession and now when you throw back like this you start to get back to where all of the memory is. so we're back to a fairly difficult level. sorry, there's that chart. now this. so here's our range and what we know is this point he

the calender intended to let the front runner to wrap things up quickly. the g.o.p. primary starts later this year. iowa february 1st instead of january 3rd, 2012. process also ends among earlier with the g.o.p. conventions. in 2014, the republican national committee decided to compress the prior calender as well moving up the winner take all states to march 15th. >>> certainly, the shorter calender strategy was set up to savior the establishment candidate. the candidate with a lot of delegates quickly will be named donald trump. we have breaking news about dr. ben carson right now and whether he will attend tomorrow night's debate and the future of his campaign. plus the growing divides between donald trump and the growing establishment. could we be looking at a conservative third party candidate? we'll be asking senator who says he'll never support donald trump. >> i am a unifier. i would love to see the republican party and everybody get together and unify. when we unify, there's nobody, nobody that's going to beat us. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. th

i think that calender sets up very well if you think you might get another spike in volatility later on. >> i want to ask carter about that chart. let's throw out the chart again. at the end it breaks below the line. it's peaking back up. how do we know it's not going to go back above and follow the trend. >> anything is possible. things are incontestable. a well defined multi-year trend. two, a break in trend. and now a throw back to trend trying to repair himself. but the throw back after that much damage typically encounters a lot of overhead supply. >> okay. >> now let's go to the yield on the tenure. it's soring as investors sell bonds to resume stocks. the deal may be a little overdone. >> it does seem a little overdone. almost back to 2%. let's see if we can put charts up and figure it out. i've got -- we're going to look at tlt as the trade. this is ten-year yields, basically over the past year. we know for the most part we were basing this range of 2 to 250. and the plunging of this so-called -- maybe the china syndrome, if you will, or whatever it was. recession fears. and

we're nearing the end of one of the biggest days on the election calender... today is an enormously important day. super tuesday i believe is the twelve states choose candidates today - ten where both parties compete, plus the democrats in colorado and the republicans in alaska. the latest polls show donald trump and hillary clinton hold commanding leads. and it appears clinton is eager to take trump on... at some point you can't just say whatever pops into your head if you want to be the president of the united states of america. polls in alabama, georgia, vermont, and virginia close in a little less than an hour. alaska's caucuses should end around eleven. some people would rather work in the kitchen instead of the oval office. and the "iowa restaurant association" is looking for them. today, it held events at the iowa events center to match employers with potential employees. one of them was a cooking competition.. similar to the "top chef" t-v show. officials expect an increase of 16 hundred culinary jobs in iowa this year. snowfall totals were in the 2 to

im jenna rehnstrom super tuesday offers the biggest single-day haul of delegates on the primary calender. front runners hillary clinton and donald trump aiming to cement their leads. people in 12 states are voting today, in fact in alaska lls won't close for another hour or so. 595 delegates are up for grabs for the 5 republican candidates with a 1,032 delegates to be split between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. tim: we're joined now by doctor jeff taylor, chair of the political science at dort college. and in 2012 was one of 28 voting delegates representing iowa at the 2012 republican national convention. jeff: lets start by looking at what we know .... here's a look at the states that have been declared so far... colo-minn--- trump took moderate republicans in new hampshire and massachusetts, conservative ones in georgia and alabama ... showing better than half of gop voters wanting an "outsider"... texas the expcetion where cruz won. rubio and kasich say they will remain in the race until thier home and ohio go to the polls... even if they cant win perhaps biggest goal is to keep

their calender's about to get very busy again. >> with the olympics around the corner and pride season, there's not going to be much down time or free time. but i'm ready for it. >> you can see our entire one on one with alex morgan saturday night on "orlando city insider." if you plan to be at church, set your dvr to tv 27 at 10:35 p.m. >>> as for the madness, if you took the 12s over the 5s, your back bracket is probably okay. it also helps fabled in miami. they slipped past buffalo in round 1. florida state trying to take down valparaiso. 10. but malik beasley on a mission. 39-31. beasley from deep. part of an 8-0 run. fsu only down 3. 3 minutes later, victor nickerson responds with this dunk. crusaders go ton end florida state's season 81-69. if you're more of an nba fan, you can get your fix right here on channel 9. san antonio spurs hosting the golden state warriors. neither have lost a home game since last season. >>> as for hockey, solar bears >>> patchy fog. pretty good start to the day tomorrow. temperatures in the middle 60s. a couple of showers looming just to the north of

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. >> of course, those of you checking your calender know tomorrow is supertuesday which is 13 primaries. election. so for republicans tonight is sphincter clenching monday. (laughter) because because, and it's hard to say this, if the polls are right, tomorrow donald trump could secure the republican nomination. but-- that's how i show happiness too. (laughter). >> stephen: whooo! but trump could have a problem. you see, this time it's not about something he said. it's about something he didn't say. >> will you unequivocally condemn david duke and say you don't want his vote or that of other white supremacists in this selection? >> i know nothing about david duke. i know nothing about white supremacists. and so you are asking me a question that i'm supposed to be talking about people that i know nothing about. >> i'm just talking about david duke and the ku klux klan here but. >> honestly, i don't know david duke. >> stephen: yeah, trump needs duke or the kkk. it's not like they've muslim or born in mexico. he needs to think about it now i recently gave some advice to hillary clinton af

now she's looking ahead to the next big date on the primary calender and that's when ohio votes.y live for us in cleveland. my old stomping grounds. hillary clinton on fox news for the first time in two years. brett didn't waste time prepping her heart on the e-mail controversy, right. >> that's right. she's got tough questions. hadn't been on fox for a long time. she knew she was going to be pressed on the e-mail con t controversy. michigan she's had a big lead. mismi mississippi a big edge. we seen her clean up in the south. expect her to do that again tonight. last night brett pressed her on the e-mail issue. watch. >> no, you can't. here's what happens. the state department has a process for determining what is or isn't classified. if they determine it is, they mark it as classified. >> now, clinton's critics pushing back today saying the intelligence community, not the state department makes that decision. brett was pressing her on the idea she had not told the truth last month when she insisted there was no classified information on the server. this is something that could

. >>> today is palm sunday it marks holy week as the holy day on the christian calender. palm sunday services represent the triumphant entry of jesus into jury room two thousand years ago. christians this week will remember the sacrifice by jesus including his last supper following by good friday. holy weekend end next sunday on easter, the day christians celebrate the resurrection of juices christ from the dead. >>> hundreds of catholic high school stay students took part e palm sunday celebration. they carried the wood cross more than 3 miles. this is the 17th diocese of wilmington youth pilgrimage. they say breyer prayer and stop for mass at four catholic churches. >>> someone broke into the riply's museum in new york. we'll tell you what they stole. >>> a robot zaps the most resistant of germs at a california hospital. chris. >> reporter: the first day of spring brings cloudy skies and chilly temperatures and the possibility of snow overnight tonight. details in the seven-day forecast. >>> so glad you stayed with us on sunday morning, thieves have started wrigley's mu

. >> of course, those of you checking your calender know tomorrow is supertuesday which is 13 primaries. so for republicans tonight is sphincter clenching monday. (laughter) because because, and it's hard to say this, if the polls are right, tomorrow donald trump could secure the republican nomination. but-- that's how i show happiness too. (laughter). >> stephen: whooo! but trump could have a problem. born in mexico. he needs to think about it now i recently gave some advice to hillary clinton after she could not give a straight answer about whether she had ever lied to the american people. i said that that was the easiest question to answer in politics. well, i would like to apologize. i was wrong. this is the easiest question to answer in american politics. (cheers and applause) >> when someone asks you will you disavow the ku klux klan, just say yes and start high-fiving your future cabinet. i can understand why you would want to wait for the end of the sentence. if sun says will you disavow the koo-- they could be about to say koo koo for cocoa puffs or koo koo ka choo and you don'

we want to thank the folks at marie calender for this. >> that was great. >> go on. >> of course, you know in the mathematical circles with that 3.14 is pi. >> yeah. >> and then if you round it up, 3.1416 then would be the circular. >> round it up. >> rounded up pi day. we're celebrating pi day. >> i'm happy. whatever mathematical equation you have to bring on show. >> to get food. i really actually don't know what the point is of pi day. let's celebrate. shall we? >> yeah. >> all right, great. >> okay. fak. >> that's all i got on pi day. >> take a bite. there you go. look at you. >> nice. >> you did your. >> nice. >> you had a big spinning competition today, too. you deserve that. >> i just gained all those calories back. >> while you eat that, we'll show you video of a bull, makes a grand escape in queensland and charges onto the field at players. what do you do? obviously you call off game. it's walking around this woodland area and picks up speed. tried for that goal. oh, my gosh. it gets dangerously close into now we know how the new york soccer team got its name, the red bulls.

it's been a compressed calender and hillary made a few mistakes in the last six days and they're all >> i don't know if forgetting the ambassador and three other dead americans is blamed on being tired. >> larry, the direct quote is we didn't lose anyone in libya. >> i know. it's going to be pretty tiring to be president of the united states too. so she better get her act together. they had all the candidates. we won't just target. yeah, i will target hillary clinton. are you kidding me? this is the same woman by the way who called the mother of one of those fallen heroes in bbenga liar. she is so craving she'll say whatever she has to to win. she barely ekes out a win in illinois. they've barely said this is a big victory. no one's going to buy that. michigan, ohio, illinois, these are rough belt states democrats have to win. missouri, meanwhile, she's raising up these dixie states. the republicans could nominate sanders. it doesn't matter she's winning down there. >> let's move on to this. ben carson confessing he didn't really want to endorse donald trump but he offered a roll in

easter is early on the calender. how about another week? tomorrow will be starting off with chilly temperatures near normal. and the local feel kind of chilly tomorrow with the wind. so today, kiddos, for school this morning, grab your rain gear after school. sunny breaks and temperatures near 60 degrees. the local be winds go southwest. the local feel nice. overnight, clear, windy, and colder. the wind goes northwest. so tomorrow is a chilly day with wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour at the coast. and we're looking at plenty of sunshine with the chilly wind out of the northeast. making it feel like the 40s all day long. then wednesday's a nice day. we end march on thursday in the upper 60s. ten we kick off friday, april 2nd with some weather. but cold air shoots in here for the weekend. >> so be sure to plant the do it next week after this weekend. me, i prefer big boy or better boy tomatoes. just my favorite brand by the way if you're planting those. [ laughter ] >> yes, they are very good! >> big beefsteak tomatoes! >> i like a jersey t

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. >>> it is easter sunday the holiest day on the christian calender and being celebrated around the worldfrancis said easter mass in front of thousands at st. peter's square. easter is the day that christians believe jesus was raised from the dead three days after he was crucified. the action cam was sunrise service at mount olive baptist church in mantua. worshipers were greeted with easter morning with prayers and song and lots of spirit to celebrate the holiday. >>> people packed the music pier in ocean city, new jersey, it was part of an annual non-denominational service. many will return to the boardwalk this afternoon for the annual fashion promenade at 1:00 p.m. >>> new this morning, 6 people are hurt after an overnight crash in newport, delaware. the action cam was at the scene at 3:30 at the intersection of east marshall and market street. two cars collided. crews took if your people to the hospital. it's not clear what caused the crash. >>> firefighters extricate a woman after this wreck in northeast philadelphia. this happened at red lion and sandmeyer lane. a woman's car overt

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it will probably go up to $2 billion in the next first calend calendar. exactly like you said.'re from the fourth ward in the city from the 15th precinct, a city of 17 wards. you come to this table, you give your name, check and i.d. you fill out a roll. here is your sample ballot and you can see you've got some of the local parish executives, folks talking about money. after you sign up, you come in here and this is where you actually put your vote in. and, again, thomas, as you made the point, all politics are local. and that's why you have members of the democratic parish executive committee here. you have the republican committee here. your presidential candidates here. jeb bush, ben carson, a lot of people still on this ballot, a lot of people not dropped out yet. same holds true on the democratic side, martin o'malley still lifted, john wolf listed. people who haven't dropped off the ballot yet. a lot of upset voters here, as you referenced. not just the budget issue. a lot of people upset with the tone of the republican party, something we have been hearing outside. we'r