donald trump. >> "cbs north carolina"'s emma wright is live with details. >> reporter: the sheriff says the deputies didn't act fast enough after a trump supporter punched a protester in the face. it was caught on video. the cumberland county sheriff's office rakim jones punched by 78-year-old john mcgraw as he was walking up the stairs during the trump rally. the sheriff has disciplined five deputies involved floating three in rank and suspending for a period of five days without pay. two other deputies were suspended for three days without pay. they will all be on probation for 12 months. trump supporters say the incident is unfortunate. >> i can't blame one man for another man's action. as far as i know mr. trump didn't ask the man to punch a protester. so i heard nothing like that. so, i think it's all on him, on the man that actually assaulted the protester. >> reporter: john mcgraw was eventually charged with punching jones. more in the next half-hour. >>> a man expected in court accused of peeping in windows near large apartment complexes the incidents happened near morganton road and westlak

donald trump. >> "cbs north carolina"'s emma wright is in studio with details. what did the sheriff say they did wrong? >> reporter: the sheriff says the deputies didn't act fast enough after a trump supporter punched a protester in the face. caught on video. this is another look at what happened here the cumberland county sheriff says rakim jones was punched by 78-year-old john mcgraw as he was walking up the stairs during the trump rally. deputies initially grabbed jones after he was punch and took him to the ground. the sheriff disploind five of the deputies involved, disdemoting three in rank and suspended for a period of two days without pay. pay. they will all be on probation for 12 months. some trump supporters say the incident is unfortunate. >> first off they called the sheriffs down because they felt, as you see the rallies, if you're not there for them you are against them. get out of here. they figure we were not for him and they reacted. >> that was jones, the man punched. john mcgraw who punched him was eventually charged with punching him. we'll h

carolina today. she told reporters she' s proud of sanders' campaign. but she' donald trump. hillary clinton: i think it is important that we really do focus on the very dangerous path that donald trump has laid out here. the kind of bluster and bigotry and bullying that he' s exemplifying on the campaign trail is disturbing to i think the majority of americans. bernie sanders: in the states that are coming down the pike we have great opportunities to win may of them so we' re feeling really good. reporter: hillary clinton told reporters the numbers today are adding up in her favor. but she also has the total votes to beat donald trump. clinton could end the day with about two-thirds of the delegates needed to claim the nomination. mike? mike: taking a look at where both candidates have done well. hillary clinton claimed most of the southern states so far. bernie sanders won the midwest and the northeast. as for delegates. two-to-one over sanders when you factor in super-delegates. she' s also more than halfway to the number needed to clinch the nomination. sheree: hamilton c

donald trump. we are surging. reporter: missouri will offer 52 delegates tomorrow. the winner will get most. north carolina' s 72 delegates will be invited up proportionally. sally kidd, cincinnati' s wlwt news 5. mike: many analysts are saying donald trump has a big advantage in florida. better with supporters who commit to a candidate early and in some cases during early voting. cruz is less than 100 behind. a big day for democrats tomorrow. sheree: some are calling the second-largest primary day mega tuesday. hillary clinton is poised to do well in florida and north carolina. midwest contests remain competitive tonight. bernie sanders went through four states today hoping for another surprise win like last tuesday in michigan. bernie sanders: our disasters trade policies , permanent normal trade relations with china have cost this country millions of decent paying jobs. sheree: bernie sanders doing well with young and female voters now. both candidates agree democrats need to stop donald trump. sanders' wife talked with us this afternoon. jane sanders says she thinks her husband has a good chance of the sa

s primary in florida, illinois, ohio, north carolina and others. >> it always comes down to florida, doesn' t it. >> florida is where marco rubio' s last stand may be. if he loses there to donald trump, who won three out of four primaries on tuesday and wants gop leadership to back off their anti-trump campaign. >> but i say to the republicans is in place it. we will win the election easily. >> ted cruz one idaho. he things he will win more next week. >> if you want to be donald trump, our campaign is the only >> the ted cruz campaign picked up the endorsement of another former presidential candidate, carly fiorina. chris clackum, nbc news. michelle: stay with wesh 2 for full coverage of the debate between the democrats tonight and the republicans tomorrow. a couple of crashes shut down parts of i-4 overnight, one involved in volusia county sheriff' s deputies cruiser. this started on i-4 eastbound into barry. while a deputy was responding to a motorcycle crash, the cruiser was hit by a car. the deputy was not injured. one person was taken to the hospital. sanford police are holding a free seat -- gun safety crack -- class. jason: it is in response to the death of a six-year-o

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with coal' s giving donald trump the lead, the real estate mogul took his campaign to north carolina. t think too many of the other candidates employ a lot of people. reporter: k-6 has surged to third-place. rubio appears to be closing the gap in florida. the latest poll now is trailing trump by just eight points. and donald trump is spending some of his biggest money yet. collects all talk, no action. reporter: meantime, donald -- the democrats took swings at each other. >> if everyone had voted the he did, we would have lost millions of jobs and the great deeper. reporter: the democrats and the republican candidates will act back to be in miami later this week. stewart: be sure to check with wesh 2 online and on air. right now, the united nations is sounding the alarm about ethiopia. it is experiencing its worst doubt in decades. animals are even taking ahead. to help fight the drought. el nio is responsible and it is and salmon fishing. forecasters say el nio has the fishing industry is now bracing for restrictions. the whole population. stewart: the heavy hit. it blanketed nevada.

donald trump for the violence. now his own deputies are in trouble for the arrest. "cbs north carolina"'s emma wright is in the studio with details. >> reporter: the sheriff says the deputies didn't act fast enough after a supporter punched a protester in the face, the whole thing caught on video. here's another look at what happened. the cumberland county sheriffs office says rakim jones was punched by 78-year-old john mcgraw. stairs during the trump rally. deputies initially grabbed jones after he was punched and took him to the ground. the sheriff has disciplined five of the deputies involved dmoating three in rank and suspending for a period of five days without pay. two others were suspended three days without pay. they will all be on probation for 12 months. shortly after the incident happened mcgraw talked about what happened. >> he deserved it. the next time we see him we might have to kill him. >> all right. mcgraw was eventually charged with punching jones in the face. he's due in court next month and coming up in our next half- hour, we'll hear from jones about what he says hap

hillary clinton spent the morning in raleigh, north carolina, saying she thinks it' really dangerous path that donald trump has laid out. she' s facing bernie sanders, who spent part of the morning in chicago with the board commissioner who lost a bid for mayor there. he' s trying to highlight links between hillary and chicago mayor rahm emanuel' s troubled administration. on the republican side, ohio governor john kasich went to the polls first thing this morning in his home state. of course, he voted for himself for president. the states in gold have primaries today, that' s florida, ohio, missouri, north carolina and illinois. a total of 792 democratic delegates, and 358 republican delegates are still up for grabs today. here in florida, there are 246 delegates up for grabs on the democratic side, and 99 on the gop and with the nine delegates , donald trump picked up today, he' s now at 469 delegates, followed by ted cruz with 370, 63. 1237 are needed for the nomination. right now, hillary clinton has 1235 delegates, and bernie sanders has 580. pretty far back. a lot of ground to make up. 2,383 are needed to secure the nomi

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s 99 delegates, we have a very >> ted cruz also on the list. >> florida is my place. >> donald trump so far ahead in florida. he is campaigning in north carolina, focusing on isis. >> we have to knock them out. [applause] >> something he' s also hoping to do in florida tuesday. the latest republican poll in florida has trumped 23 points over rubio, more than one million people have already voted early there. elections officials tell us it could be 2 million by tuesday. tracy potts, nbc news, washington. michelle: we will have live coverage of each of these candidates stops today. look for streams in the wesh 2 mobile app, then full reports on wesh 2 news first at four. happening today, a convicted murderer will be sentenced in osceola county. david damus was found guilty of first degree murder last june for killing eric roopnarine in 2013. police say he and three other people broke into roopnarine' home where they shot and stabbed him. during his trial damus admitted , to being with the group, but said he had nothing to do with the murder. jazmin: breaking news out of pennsylvania this morning, five people are dead, and three more injured afte

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s&p 500 slipped three. still to come on the newshour: >> woodruff: now, to north carolina, where donald trump leads in the polls double digits. despite controversy surrounding his campaign, he continues to attract strong support. we talked to one family with differing politics, spanning three generations, to hear why they're going all in for trump. >> this is my first time voting. being 33, that's kind of crazy, but it says a lot. >> i'm actually a registered democrat, but i'm voting for trump this time. >> this is my first time i've ever worked on political campaign. my family members are joining me, my son, my daughter-in-law, my grandchild. it's been such an awesome experience. >> we just thank you that you're going to use donald trump for your glory in your kingdom, father god. >> amen. >> my biggest point is if you want to be here, conform to the country. if you don't want to be here, go home. i was born in montreal, canada and when i started school, for us, we were told, speak english or you're not going to pass your class. and in today's society, it's like we cater to the people, whatever language they s

donald trump taking g.o.p.'s other big prize, florida, illinois and north carolina. >> we have something happening that will make the republican party, probably the the biggest political story anywhere in the world. >> reporter: new jersey governor chris christie now campaigning for trump has likely noted marco rubio's bailing out tuesday, both went after florida senator who lost his home state to trump. >> after tonight it is clear that while we are on the right side, this year, we will not be on the winning side. >> reporter: for democrats, hillary clinton advances her wide lead, and cbs news projections her winning florida, north caroline, ohio and illinois. >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic party nomination and winning this election in november. >> reporter: despite clinton's sweep bernie sanders told supporters his campaign will continue. >> we are doing something very radical, in american politics, we're telling the truth. >> reporter: back at villanova today, today's town hall starts at the 11:00 o'clock have the the doors open up at that time. event itself will start at noon. event is fr

. >> we are awaiting donald trump 's arrival,, a lot of people said they just got on the drum bandwagon in recent days . today in north carolina have a dozen protesters were cited for disorderly conduct . do not want to see people arrested this want to see a rally, a donald trump

last hour .ro you can see the staircase were donald trump 's plane will pull up an exit after attending thel crowd at this rally he has been in north carolina, florida and then after this he will go back to florida, there is very tight security, a large number of maintenance cycles blocking theerse fence area dozens of troopers and deputies and other colleagues, to make sure that protesters, and akron north to land there some issues where half a dozen protesters were cited . t and former governor sarah palin was on hand to standby to support him before going home to be with her husband who is in a snowmobile accident . donald trump downplays the violence, he called one of the rally's a lovefest . he iso ready to settle this thing he wants tore win ohio, and he wants to lock up the nomination as best as possible to get ready for november, he says he is tired and does not want to do anymore debates.d

carolina. she's 561 delegates and sanders with 800. >>> and this morning marco rubio s spending his campaign for president and suffered a humiliating loss in his home state. donald trump beat rubio by double digits in florida and considered the favorite to beat and changed once trump started to pick up steam. for all of the ohio primary results, you can check out the newsnet 5 app and stay with us for the complete coverage and the 2016 elections. county. discovered it while conducting a search warrant in wooster. one man was arrested here. the county sheriff said he's a registered sex offender and currently on probation and charges are expected to be filed. >>> and new for you, streetsboro police are looking for this man accused of stealing dozens of designer glasses. and this is the clear vision on route 303 and you can see them scoop up roads and frames into a duffle bag. this is happening in the middle of the day while the store is open. the police say he drove away in a small white four-door car. if you have any information, call streetsboro police. >>> and still ahead for you, health rankings. a new report released showing the healthiest and least healthy c

s campaign for us. todd: despite losing ohio, donald trump continues to add to his delegate lead. he had big victories in florida north carolina and illinois. , but the key victory came in the sunshine state because it was a winner-take-all delegate haul among the gop candidates. that means trump gained an additional 99 delegates in florida. he' s trying to cross a key threshold by claiming more than 50% of the overall delegate available to the candidate. here' s what trump told supporters who gathered for a victory party at a club trump owns in palm beach, florida. mr. trump: this is an amazing process. it is very tough. if you get to the end, you can handle a lot of things including pressure. there is nothing like it. lies, disgusting reporters, horrible people. some are nice. some are nice. some really disgusting people back there. we are going to go forward and we are going to win. we' re going to win for the country and we are not stopping. we' victories. thank you very much. thank you, thank you. todd: trump mentioned marco rubio during his speech but he did not say anything about john kasich. trump supporters know repub

carolina, and her childhood state of illinois. further widening her lead against bernie sanders. in the meantime, the republicans field narrowed it down to three candidates. marco rubio lost and donald trump, however s building on his momentum with several wins but denied a victory in ohio by this morning, trump gave credit to ohio's kasich. >> and i did well in ohio but i governor. i think if i had a day or two more, perhaps it would have i congratulate john on that. >> and we're going to go all the way to cleveland and secure the ron nomination. to pick up as many delegates as possible from here on out and making it harder for trump to win the nomination and potentially leading to a brokered convention, possibly. >>> and there is an upset in the race for cuyahoga county prosecutor and michael o'malley defeated mcginty. he faced criticism for his handling of the grand jury in the tamir rice case and other force. >>> and another big race for the u.s. senate seat from ohio. incumbent senator rob portman won the republican nomination november . >>> hundreds of other races and local issues were also decided last night and you can find a complete list on our news net 5 app. >>> and coming up, as we subw

. >> we are awaiting donald trump 's arrival,, a lot of people said they just got on the drum bandwagon in recent days . today in north carolina have a dozen protesters were cited for disorderly conduct . do not want to see people arrested this want to see a rally, a donald trump few locks in ohio and florida that he had likely lock in lock-in the nomination to be the candidate for november.i >> there's no second place for republicans tomorrow and ohio, bernie sanders made a last-minute push in youngstown doesn't. >> snow tubing acrid crowd . >> bernie sanders go to a crowd of about 2,000 at the akron civic theater today and momentum is on his side, he has narrowed look the lead of hillary clinton to single digit in the latest polls. >> last tuesday we wanted win there . and if you don't tell anybody, i think that we're going to win in ohio tomorrow i. >> is making campaign stops in four of five states that vote on tuesday, moving this rally from cleveland and akron manny at the m rally weren younger, college-age, he's proposing free tuition at public colleges also calling for universal healthcare increase of the middle-aged a

close. , whether or about not the sense is that donald trump is unstoppable tonight, if his wins look more like south carolina and new hampshire, in the 30'spposed to the 40's, people will look at tonight and say, wait a minute. he still has 60 plus percent of the republican electorate consistently rejecting donald trump. why would any candidate get out of the race? actuallyump -- not building a majority support from republican primary voters there it i think it will go for a while. >> what is better? better to have one-on-one now or a split field now? somelot of the voters, if of those candidates get out of the race, more and more of those voters will consolidate behind one candidate and test the notion that donald trump consistently getting in the mid-30's is actually unstoppable. >> would you like to see people like paul ryan speak out more forcefully against the notion of trump as nominee? >> i think paul ryan has handled it exactly right. he is not trying to get involved in the presidential race to he has the highest elected position in the republican party now it is deeply focused on policy. a couple of times now, he has made it clea

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