patrick's. and it's a tradition that the first family imported from chicago chicago chicago. >> it's important for young people to get the exercise they need. >> some show us, some kids in houston already know how to moove. >> this is what happens when you turn kids loose in an arena with 5 cabs. all hell breaks loose. what is it like for the kids? >> whatever people say, don't listen. >> you could listen to tray this 16-year-old rancher is from oklahoma. pronounce. any kids who could hold, scramble a calf, could take it home. not the one they catch. they give sponsors $1500 to buy a calf of their choosing from a breeder. the kids spend a year raising their calf and then bring them to the rodeo. they compete tonight to see who did the best job. the winner could get $9 thousand at the rodeo auction. after last year's scramble, tre bought turbo. that's when the trouble started. cattle had four summits and turbo had serious issues with his main one. >> that shut down. stomach sort of turned. >> and the vet thinks something got hooked. there's about, there's a quarter together. >> after t

chicago - - chicago and los and international travelers arrive here several times per day. mark? >> reporter: a handful of flights land in charlotte every afternoon and those flights are for the most part in righthtow. we caught up with some passengers as they made their way through the airport here several hours ago. we were there as passengers from london's airport arrived and had just cleared customs. the flight left early this morning, about the time of the bombings in brussels. they had not heard the news and they were clearly and visibly stunned when we told them. some of them told us that terrorism is simply a reality of the world today and christie told us she would not change her travel plans because of this. [ indiscernible ] as you can be. >> reporter: airport officials again declined to talk about specific security plans here. the tsa did tell us there is no specific threat against charlotte or any other airport or in the united states. we did see a lot of uniformed police and even police dogs working inside of the terminal this morning and this afternoon. >>> mark, thank you. and a french ambassador was in charlotte for a world affairs event. he said battling terrorism is a long fight. and thousands are going to syria. - i go >> he talked about the need for a global response a global response to terrorism. and reaction to the attacks have quickly from members of congress and we have been talking to those who represent charlotte. jim, you found one influential member who is in europe right now. >> reporter: yes, a senator with the delegation visiting poland when this all to lace today as chairman of the intelligence committee, he tells me he has been getting briefings from the united states and also european intelligence official - - officials. many are appalled by the violence. as the scenes of terror spread around the globe today, the attack on brussels struck a a nerve. and a congressman told us in washington that he is appalled. >> it is a reminder that the terrorists think that we - - must remain vigilant. >> reporter: he told us more about what he feels about the attacks. the was there to reach delegations with poland. he says the governor has offered robust support. they . they will continue to track the events closely. and a senator told us by phone today the attacks were cowardly. >> all this does is steal our resolve that these folks must be found, captured, or killed, because they represent a a great threat to our nation. >> reporter: the country is already on high alert. and they said they want to continue developing better intelligence on terrorist networks. >> we have to identify what are trying to do. >> reporter: one thing the representative said is that he is continuing to follow the money associated with these terror groups and he believes if the united states could stop the money flowing to these groups, more attacks could be prevented. >>> there are more than one dozen companies in charlotte that have ties to belgium. food lion told us all of their grocery workers in brussels are safe. they do not expect the attack to have a significant impact on their business. and you have been sharing thoughts and prayers for families impacted by the violence today. join the conversation and look for pray for brussels on facebook. >>> we will be looking at the violence from every angle and we will bring you more pictures right here on channel nine. >> deputies say they have xers of the men who tied them up and robbed them at their home. this suv left a bowling alley in a parking lot minutes after the couple's stolen truck was ditched at that bowling alley. and she talked to us after the spent half an hour rummaging through her home. >> and another traveler at the airport try to get it done through security. . a handgun with 41 bullets and a magazine. they took the weapon and crawford was charged with possession of a dangerous weapon on city property. they have seized 16 guns at the airport this year. monday, activists staged a protest outside of duke headquarters. they said they are upset that state officials say well water is safe to drink near the coal ash pond. >>> a gorgeous day today, temperatures are warming up significantly. and we keep climbing through the week and we will pinpoint the timing of the next rain chance. >> we were the first to report that the x games are leading - - leaving often. >> this is truly a crown jewel. >>> leaders around the world are vowing to bring down the terrorists responsible for the deadly attacks today in brussels. 31 people were killed and 250 were injured. some of those injured are americans. isis . isis has claimed responsibility for the bombings. stay on top of the latest developments and to search for responsible, watch our news at 10:00 and 11:00. >> a man said he made a citizens arrest but ended up being the one locked up in jail. he says he heard a rack near his home. he said that the men inside of the vehicle reeked of alcohol. he called 911 and one man attacked him when he tried to take a picture of their license plate. police say that he hit one man with a stick and just two of them and cuffed them with his personal handcuffs. >> i thought i was trying to be a good citizen and helping someone. >> reporter: he was released from the car and charged rose with false imprisonment. they couldn't prove either of the men violated the law. >> a woman a woman seen here was charged with having a gun they found her slumped over on the wheel of the car and they opened the door and found a glass pipe and a handgun. >>> a man accused of eating two people to death is going to spend his life in prison. . he pled guilty to first and second degree murder. the victims were found badly beaten shortly after christmas. >> - - >>> it has been years since charlotte was in the running to host the x g ames. we learned today that the games are sold out. so that could mean that charlotte could get a second a second chance at landing the events. john learned that the city has a good shot. >> reporter: if we opened the bidding process, process, it looks like charlotte is one of the front rotors runners we are used to hearing the sounds by the speedway. soon we could hear something different. >> this is truly a crown jewel. >> reporter: that crown jewel is leaving austin, the city that beat out charlotte. >> we were disappointed the first time around but we learned a lot. >> charlotte motor speedway spearheaded the bed. they hope to host many of the games at the dragway. >> it was a focal point the first time around and we have to learn more about what espn is looking for. >> they report sources are telling them that charlotte is likely going to get the games next year. the . the speedway tells us they have not got confirmation but they are talking. >> we have had very preliminary discussions about what the future could look like moving ahead. huge economic drive, and they estimate it could pump $70 million and the often economy. >> to get an event with such an international spotlight can take a lot of effort but it will bring a lot to the community. >> . >> reporter: we have no official timeframe for the - - for this decision. >>> the other cities that were finalist last time include chicago and detroit. the x games x games will begin this june. >> and we are waiting for official confirmation and more international soccer is coming as well. we will see them square off with bank of america stadium. it's the third year in a row that charlotte will host a game like this. liverpool played in 2014 and chelsea took on st. germain last year. good weather four. we hope it is not far out cocky. >> we are looking at the march patterns and it will be dry and it will be mild. the last couple of weeks have been bone dry period watch closely. do you see the haze in the horizon? that is shrinking. smoke from a controlled a controlled burn, we've had a lot of reports for this. and the breeze from the southwest is drawing that in. there was a - - increased fire hazard. increased risks for brushfires taking shape. 66 degrees 66 degrees but the current temperature in charlotte. upper 60s in the mountains. we step down but not that quickly, mid-fifties through 11 o'clock, eventually, eventua

they're playing against chicago. chicago -- terrible defense right there. not good defense. ricochet. ready? that hurt right in the midsection right there. mike. that's a red card. kicked out of the game. they played 11 on ten for the rest of the way. coach heat in a tie. 1- 1-1. >> obviously we're disappointed with the final score. i feel we were near very good a lot of times. unfortunately unfortunately, i felt we had a few players below par. >>> the gator hoops team. i would have to say the gators will probably not make the ncaa tournament when they have the selection show at 6 o'clock sunday, but i've been wrong before. this is wild. american athletic conference tournament in weekend. this is why it's crazy. watch this. yukon, cincinnati, tries to win the game in a third over time. kevin johnson off 88-85. but wait a minute, the bottom of the screen. .8 seconds.

chicago tribune. he's been following troubled history of chicago's red light camera program. since 2003, the at this time's nearly 400 red light cameras have brought in $500 million in traffic fines, money the city desperately needs. >> the city of chicago's bond rating is darn near junk rating right now. this city is in an enormous financial crisis. ending the red light camera program only creates more problems for the government in the city of chicago in terms of making up very, very critical shortfall in the amount of money they have to run the city. >> and kidwell's investigation also exposed other issues at intersections in chicago with red light cameras. one of the biggest problems is that the yellow light intervals are too short. federal guidelines say yellow lights should last at least 3.2 seconds. the city of chicago's department of transportation says its yellow lights are set at 3 seconds. but kidwell uncovered evidence that many of the red light camera intersections had so-called yellow light intervals of less than three seconds. that means more red light violations and millions more in revenue for the city. >> there are probably somewhere between a half million and a million discrete vehicle owners who have received red light

happened a spokesperson for the chicago police department came out and said explicitly chicago police never recommended to the trump campaign that he cancel this event. the chicago police department spokesman tells the associated preston night, chicago p.d. never told the trump campaign there was a security threat at the university of illinois at chicago venue, spokesperson said the department did have sufficient manpower on the scene to handle any situation, but nevertheless, mr. trump and his campaign canceled the rally in chicago. i should also mention that according to the chicago police department, not only did they not tell donald trump to cancel this event tonight, they also say that the university police department also didn't recommend to the trump campaign that they call off this event. the police say this was made 100% by the campaign, this decision was made 100% by the campaign, and any idea that the police said that you can't do this because it's not safe, the police are denying that is the way this went down. we've got an interview, extensive interview, with donald trump himself about what happened tonight and why. and that's coming up next, stay w

happened a spokesperson for the chicago police department came out and said that the chicago police never recommended to the trump campaign that he cancel this event. the chicago police department spokesman tells the associated press tonight that the chicago pd never told the trump campaign there was a security threat. they said there was sufficient manpower on the scene to handle any situation, but mr. trump and his campaign cancelled the rally in chicago. i should mention that according to the chicago police department not only did they not tell donald trump to cancel this event tonight, they say that the university police department also didn't recommend to the trump campaign that they call off this event. the police say this was made 100% by the campaign, this decision was made 100% by the campaign and any idea that the police said that you can't do this because it's not safe, the police are denying that that is the way this went down. we've got an interview, an intensive interview with donald trump himself about what happened tonight and why and that's coming up next. stay with us. and can you explain why you recommend synthetic over cedar? "super food?"

chicago. i have big investments in chicago. and i think it's a great city. but it certainly has certain sections with problems like probably almost no other place in this country. but chicago is chicago. and it's, you know, an amazing place and i do like chicago. it's a city that i think is highly underrated, actually, but and they hear about some of the statistics and that's a shame. that's a horrible shame. and it's too bad they aren't able to do something about it. but this was i think very unrelated to this. this was an organized group. they knew that we were going to have thousands of people coming. and these are people that just wanted to listen. the theme is make america great again and wanted to listen about making america great again, we'll bring back the jobs. we'll bring back so many different things to the country that we haven't had and strengthen our borders. we'll build a wall. we'll do so many things and thing that is are positive for the country, not negative for the country. but it's all about making america great again and maybe they don't want to have that happen. i don't know. i'll say this, sean. i think we did the right thing. if we would have gone f

workers at major hubs in seattle, boston, chicago, chicago, fort lauderdale and d.c. are also striking over similar unfair labor practices. organizers feel the recent terror attacks have put security guards, baggage handlers and cleaners at the forefront in ensuring passenger safety. they are demanding their wages be raised at least $15 per hour. we did reach out to the port authority and they said they don't expect any interruptions because of this work actions. we talked to jetblue tonight and they didn't know anything about it but they're looking into it. this is a relatively small number of workers even across the country. it's not expected to impact travelers too much. now one more thing, there is a rally planned at noon tomorrow at jfk. back to you. new newark lease department is getting an overhaul. they're reaching an agreement on reforms after several investigations. 75% of the time the police did not have a good reason good reason to stop people and often targeted african-americans. >> my team will work tirelessly to enhance transparency and building trust i

chicago. i mean, we are talking about chicago. they should be able to rally in chicago. ink anything has been shut down. first of all, it's been postponed and we'll do it again. but, we had 25,000 people. so we had 25,000 people coming. some would have to be outside. and we were able to get many of those people not to show up based on the fact that we saw early on that there could be conflict. and if there is conflict we don't want to see people hurt. >> do you get scared at all, donald, when you watch this stuff, worried about for yourself? >> no, i don't get scared. i really don't get scared. i see it. it's part of life. it's happened. i have seen it over the years many times. it's tough stuff but it could have been a lot tougher if we decide to do go through. i think we made a very wise decision. it's all calmed down now they say. and i think we made a very wise decision to say that, you know, we are not going to do it tonight. we will do it another time. we have had very successful rallies, greta. i have had 35, 40,000 people at rallies and we have never had a problem

chicago chicago.7000 people packed the @center saturday afternoon rally. @>> we're going to get rid of @common core and we are going to @have local @and applause ] @majority of people showed e that did not were not @welcome. @>> get them out of reporter: trump supporters @were asked to hold up their @signs and chant trump if they @saw a protester and law @enforcement escorted them out. @>> people started to point at @me and they started chanting @trump, trump. @>> reporter: at times more than @100 protesters lined the @streets. @>> i have never protested @anybody in my life. @this is how much this man has @disgusted me. @>> i haven't demonstrated @against anything in 40 years. @>> reporter: as people filtered @out of the ix center, opposing @view points converged without @violence. @>> we need to stick together @and vote, not hate. @>> it is not just running for @president. @there is a problem. @he is willing to set that aside @and fix it. @>> need him to educate me on @things. @my son. @i think this is the man that @will provide that. @>> i love you. @thank you. @go and vote on tuesday. @thank you. @>> reporter: trump is scheduled @to stop in three cities today. @first up is bloomington, @illinois. @he will also be back in ohio, @cincinnati and he will be in @boca raton. @>> thanks. @>>> the protesting ended in a @different result at a kansas @city trump rally as a group of @about ten protesters were @reportedly pepper sprayed. @witnesses say police used mace @to get them under control. @tuesday. @>>> chaos and confusion at a @rally. @the stage. @they created what's called a @front runner. @a man rushed toward the stage @and he was quickly escorted @out. @this is the first time agents @that. @supporters chanted trump's name @and usa. @>>> at an event in dallas @saturday president obama says @we should be able to have @political debates without @turning on one another calling @trump's rhetoric divisive. @>> our leaders, those who @aspire to be our leaders, @should be trying to bring us @together, not turning us @against one another. @if they refuse to do that, they @don't deserve our support. @>> president obama also took @america great again saying "we @are great right now." @>>> 'til riders clinton is @bernie sanders. @she was in northeast ohio which @democrats. @hillary was at the same podium @sanders stood at last week. @>> it is such a great privilege @church. @>> reporter: hillary clinton @crowd. @she addressed donald trump and @friday night. @>> the encouragement of @only wrong but dangerous. @>> if you want to be the leader @of the free world and you want @to use your influence, use that @unite. @>> reporter: clinton touched on @>> every child deserves a good @teacher in a good school @regardless of the zip code that @he or she lives in. @>> reporter: the the most @emotional moment is when @sherrod he introduced mothers @of young black people killed. @>> i would like these mothers @to stand and be recognized. @[ applause ] @>> that touched my heart. @it really did. @>> the fact that they support @her means a lot. @>> reporter: her visit didn't @come without protest. @first this man during her @speech. @then a woman yelled as she was @leaving but neither incident @lasted long or caused much of a @problem. @>> if you will support me on @tuesday, i will fight every @single day through this @campaign and into the white @>> reporter: hillary wasn't the @only clinton in northeast ohio. @bill made a visit to akron as @well as toledo and cincinnati @votes. @>> reporter: in mansfield john @voters. @he painted himself as a @political leader touting budget @balancing ability at the state @and federal level. @part of his pitch is cutting @what he says is over regulation @of businesses. @kasich addressed police @violence saying incidents like @the 137 shots case in cleveland @are not typical for most @police. @>>> coming up on meet the @press, you can catch john @kasich. @he is expected to talk about @among other things rumors and a @brand new wall street journal @poll is out. @we will provide the latest @insight into major tuesday @races in florida, illinois, and @>>> coming up, irs says nearly @a billion dollars in unclaimed @tax refunds is just sitting @around. @how you can make sure you don't @miss out on that money. @>> he just returned from the @longest tour in space for an @american. @the big move astronaut kelly is @making now. @ @>>> nearly $1 billion in 2012 @federal tax refunds remain @unclaimed. @the clock is ticking to claim @the dollar bills. @the irs says about 1 million @taxpayers risk the money owed @to them because they have yet @file tax returns for the year. @federal law gives most @taxpayers a three year window @to claim a refund. @>>> a recall alert to tell you @about. @nissan is recalling more than @47,000 leaf electric cars due @to a possible brake @malfunction. @safety regulators said that @cause brake relay to fail @requiring more driver effort to @operate the brakes. @so far no accidents or injuries @have been reported. @>>> one of the most popular @sugar alternatives could lead @to dangerous side effects. @a study suggests the main @ingredient in splenda can be @linked to cancer. @mice fed sucrose daily @developed cancers. @splenda reacted on facebook @saying over 100 studies have @been found safe to enjoy. @>>> u.s. space agency announced @astronaut scott kelly will be @retiring from nasa next month. @kelly holds american record for @the most time spent in space. @he returned to earth last week @after nearly a year on the @international space station. @after retiring 52 year old @kelly work on ongoing research @>>> for many of us thinking of @high school brings back fond @memories or perhaps some things @we would like to forget. @some local teachers are going @back to those days, switching @roles in the classroom. @the teachers are learning a lot @more than they expected. @>> reporter: the days are long. @>> it is hard to sit still for @seven hours. @>> reporter: the work can be @challenging. @>> i was a little more tired @than i thought i would be. @>> reporter: going to high @school as a student isn't as @easy as you might think. @>> it's been a while. @>> reporter: more than 25 years @for this high school principal. @but today he is just mark @shadowing a 9th grader. @>> is it weird with me sitting @next to you during class? @>> a little bit. @everybody is watching what they @say. @>> reporter: it's a project @this first year math teacher @organized the swap. @>> i am not giving instructions @to the class or telling kids @what to do. @if they slip up and do @something they're not supposed @to, i am not checking them on @it. @>> reporter: it is about @understanding more than the @struggles the students face. @>> there are challenges with @poverty, hunger, physical and @mental health, a lot of things @that were not front and center @for me. @>> i feel that the teachers @will understand us more. @if they see us struggling they @will help us. @>> reporter: for both sides. @it's a learning and building @experience with the hope of @improving the future. @>> i love my school. @>> i didn't even tell her to @say that. @>> teachers are paired with @students who aren't in classes @they teach. @>>> next week is the third and @final week of the shadow a @student challenge. @>>> coming up, an app that will @one tool that you need to spot @fake product reviews. @>> is erasing apps one way to @save battery life on your @phone? @find out why it may not help as @much as you think. @>> it would be nice to have an @app to erase the rain on radar. @this way. @how long is it going to stick @around? @i will have the complete @forecast for you in just a jif @ @>>> let's talk about your love @life for a second. @the old fashioned way of dating @was for a guy to ask the girl @out on the date but times are @changing. @look at oosthuizen line dating. @women are more than two times @as likely to get a response @online if they make the first @move. @the study says by reaching out @the women tend to attract the @most handsome men. @>>> a big milestone this week. @barbie celebrated her 57th @birthday even though she @doesn't age. @her sales have been hurting @though. @her brand sales are at the @at her high point in the '90s, @matel said girls 3 to 11, 90% @had a barbie doll. @that's how i learned math. @i got money for my birthday and @i said oh i can buy one barbie. @>> barbie needs an umbrella @today. @>> i think she has some of @those fashion accessories. @>> i don't think the plastic @has a problem with the rain @though. @most of us will melt out there @maybe but you will need the @umbrella today. @it's cloudy now. @we have had a respite in terms @of the rain but it will come @back and forth very quickly. @some of that rain is in fact @going to be on the heavy side. @right now it is 49 and cloudy, @miles an hour. @you see the temperatures across @the area are generally in the @40s in our area, down south in @the 50s and 60s. @atlanta, 66. @marquette, michigan has 39 @degrees. @in the south they saw a couple @feet of rain and massive @flooding in louisiana. @they're going to have to @contend with that for a few @days. @we don't have any advisories @here but we will see fairly @heavy rain over the next 24 @hours. @we could see an inch or more in @some cases. @you can see fairly heavy rain @just off to the south, just @about to hit us, in the @northeastern corner of ohio. @it will be with us for sometime @to come. @there is a chance monday and @even tuesday for rain. @this afternoon, more showers @and thunderstorms. @tonight, a chance for a @there will not be a lot of @lightning, no severe weather. @you can hear a clap of thunder @from time to time and we can @see a lingering shower early @tuesday which of course is @primary day. @today for the next 18 hours or @so, you will see the wind shift @from the east to the southeast @and those temperatures sitting @there in the 50s for the most @part today and overnight @tonight and then getting a @little bit warmer tomorrow. @55 for a high temperature for @your sunday, showers and @thunderstorms. @some of the rain is going to be @on the heavy side overnight @tonight. @another opportunity for rain. @some of that could be heavy, @down to 50 or so. @tomorrow we'll see temperatures @warm up just a little bit and @beyond, we are going to see @nice weather for the middle @portion of the week, primary @day. @temperatures are not bad. @we will have at least a chance @of a shower on primary day. @high on st. patrick's day, @cloudy with another chance of @rain friday and another @possibility of a hour. @-- shower. @for the next couple days after @today, we will see the 60s. @louise is here and she's @brought a friend with her named @tory. @look at tory all decorated for @st. patrick's day. @you are a cutie, a sweet dog. @she has the nicest disposition. @>> she's up for adoption now. @she's the barbie of the dog @world. @she's ready for her forever @home. @she has the biggest heart and @the cutest body and would make @a great addition to a single @family or a family with @multiple dogs. @>> what kind of a dog is tory? @>> part german shepherd and @part sharpey. @that's a strange combination @but it works well on this girl. @>> you are sweet. @she's a little bit scared now @which is not uncommon. @>> she's overwhelmed by @celebrityies, awed by her @presence. @>> i am awed by her presence. @look how cute she is. @she is how old? @>> she is six. @even though she's six, she @still has a lot of love to give @and a lot of life to share with @the right person. @>> she has a very nice @personality. @i think she's a little scared @now but i think if you meet @tory you will find out she is a @terrific dog. @>> she has been wonderful in @the studio. @>>> apple users are being @targeted in what's believed to @be the first malware attack @aimed at mac users. @it steals files and encrypts @them and asks you to pay money @to get them back. @apple has taken steps including @updating antivirus software to @protect against the ransom @wear. @>>> if you have been killing @apps on your phone to save @battery life, you can stop. @getting rid of apps doesn't @save battery. @tim cook dispels the myth in an @e-mail to a customer who asks @if frequently closing apps is @necessary for battery life. @>>> apple filed for a new @patent that could end up saving @your life. @apple is working on technology @for the apple watch that can @detect if it thinks you are @having a medical emergency. @it can detect a change in your @body or environment. @no one knows if the feature @will make it to the watch. @there is one app that you need @to see. @>> it is great to be with you @alongside one of the coolest @free apps in websites i have @ever used. @if you shop online like i do, @you probably live and breathe @user reviews. @the problem is not only are a @huge percentage of the reviews @fake but a lot of companies are @giving out freebies to get @reviews and it's a disgusting @world of deals if you don't @play your cards carefully. @i screen through everything i @can and one of the favorite @free websites i use to analyze @reviews is fakespot.com. @paste the link to the product @or review for any website where @you need the analysis made and @in a matter of seconds you get @an opinion. @on this surveillance camera @system, fake spot determined @that 60% of the reviews tied to @the product are most likely @fake. @reviews, gave a thumb's up and @detected legit reviews on the @spot. @if you need to check anything @for your next deal, @fakespot.com is a great @resource to have. @>> thanks. @>>> john kasich is coming to @town again today. @find out where he will make a @campaign stop to rally together @>>> let's do a time check for @you. @today it is very important. @it is just before 9:30 on this @sunday. @all the clocks sprung ahead @early, early this morning. @if you are looking at your @clock and you are confused or @you have to be somewhere, we @sprung ahead one hour. @instead of 8:30, it is 9:30 on @this sunday march 13. @thank you for being with us. @we have a lot of rain out @there. @if you are headed out, we will @check in to see what we can @expect. @>> good morning. @it is going to be wet and cool @for the balance of today. @we are going to see @temperatures gently rise to the @50s but the rain will be ever @present for 24 hours and some @of that can be on the heavy @side. @now it is cloudy and 49 but the @rain is not far away. @we have east northeast winds at @nine miles an hour and a @falling barometer. @you can see that we will have a @most of that is going to come @in the next 24 hours. @some of the rain will be heavy @in the next couple days. @temperature wise, temperatures @for the most part are in the @40s across our area in @northeast ohio. @to the south, you can see @they're beginning to see some @50s. @we will see the 50s as well in @the next couple hours or so. @the temperatures should be back @into the 50s. @it will not be nearly the day @it was yesterday in terms of @warmth or sunshine. @a lot of rain. @how long will it stick around? @i will have the complete @forecast for you in a couple @minutes. @>> it will be important tuesday @what the weather will be like. @thanks. @>>> the the final push for @votes has candidates hitting @the campaign trail hard. @clinton, kasich and trump @visited northeast ohio @yesterday. @>> reporter: good morning. @primary and all eyes are on the @buckeye state including @national media outlets. @yesterday during a donald trump @rally at the ix center @cleveland authorities were @holding their breath as trump @took the stage after what @happened friday in chicago. @in cleveland they escorted more @ix center. @supporters were asked to hold @up their signs and chant trump @if they saw a protester. @trump spoke for 45 minutes and @told supporters he would take @care of veterans, get rid of @common core, repeal obamacare, @strengthen america's borders. @we caught up with voters on @both sides of the ballot to see @what they liked or didn't like @about the possibility of trump @as president. @>> i can't see someone using @discrimination and people's @fears to get to par. @i think that's been done before @and the result was just @horrible. @>> trump is scheduled to make @appearances in three cities. @first is bloomington, illinois. @then he will be in ohio @stopping in cincinnati. @finally he will finish his day @in boca raton. @>> thanks. @>>> elsewhere, john kasich is @making another stop in @northeast ohio today after @visiting mansfield yesterday. @he will be hosting a town hall @in strongsville. @this is part of his @battleground ohio series as

happened a spokesperson for the chicago police department came out and said that the chicago police never recommended to the trump campaign that he cancel this event. the chicagoolice department spokesman tells the associated press tonight that the chicago pd never told the trump campaign there was a security threat. they said there was sufficient manpower on the scene to handle any situation, but mr. trump and his campaign cancelled the rally in chicago. i should mention that according to the chicago police department not only did they not tell donald trump to cancel this event tonight, they say that the university police department also didn't recommend to the trump campaign that they call off this event. the police say this was made 100% by the campaign, this decision was made 100% by the campaign and any idea that the police said that you can't do this because it's not safe, the police are denying that that is the way this went down. we've got an interview, an intensive interview with donald trump himself about what happened tonight and why and that's coming up next. stay with us. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor

people in chicago have to know that. chicago is a great example of that. would i not put it past him, i have no evidence, that that is not the case. this is somebody who knows how to work the media and certainly knows how to get his name out there and certainly knows how to get coverage. he has proven that again and again especially this weekend. >> as far as john kasich is concerned, the governor of ohio, it is a must-win, for him, the polls suggest he's neck and neck. john kasich supported the kind of trade deals that ruined the kind of trade deals in industry and manufacturing, is that cutting through very much and how does that play? >> i think that is playing, we saw that in the midwest on the democratic and republican side. if it's enough to beat kasich in ohio we don't know yet. that resonates. people are very, very concerned, number one issue, jobs and the economy and any time donald trump or anybody else gets out there and says supporting a policy that in the last ten, 20, 30 years has taken jobs out of the country, that's going to resonate. does

expected to join ave surpassed last year's fund-raising goal and we have the great crew of chicago fire, chicago pd, chicago med,cal chef graham elliott is joining us. and you never know, there might be other surprises. >> we're looking at video of lady gaga did it ayears go, jimmy fallon has done it. you can see more ice in the lake than we're seeing today. weather? >> this is unreal. do the plunge, today is the day. this is unbelievable weather. we're calling it the tropical plunge. you picked a good year yourself to do it. >> yes. i think al roker and little control in the year we were going to do this. >> this is great. we're really excited to have you here too. >> so much money has been raised for special olympics. good luck today. >> thank you. >> and i guess good look to too, because you're not jumping this year, but you've done it nine times. >> the last nine years i've done it. you're going to have a blast. >> i'm looking forward to it, it is going to be fun. i think when everybody gets here and the weather in chicago is actually all right. we should top out in the 50s. warmup that is moving across

a rally in chicago chicago that prompts presidential hopeful donald trump to cancel the event. >>> twoen are injured in a crash that happened overnight. police suspected drunk driving may have led to the collision. >>> no strike for nj transit workers a deal has been reached that will prempt a -- prevent a monday morning commuter meltdown. >>> let's go outside to chris

. >>> updating you now on breaking news we brought you this morning from chicago. chicago police are holding a woman for questioning this morning after three officers were shot and hurt in a shootout. a police spokesman says five police officers were investigating two people, a man and woman, being held for questioning after reported drug activity in a west side neighborhood. that is when they say the man ran between two buildings, opened fire on the officers hitting them multiple times. that man. the officer suffered non life- threatening injuries. >>> in pasco county a man heads to court after leading deputies on a violent chase and this morning we're learning it's not his first time pulling off a similar stunt. the sheriff says the latest incident started when deputies tried to stop a man weaving down a road in trinity in a landscaping truck. investigators say the driver was swerving so badly as he headed south on little road. the sheriff says deputies tried to get that 46-year-old, christopher conte, to pull over. he refused and instead deputies say conte kept swerving

chicago chicago that prompts presidential hopeful donald trump to cancel the event. >>> two men are injured in a crash that happened overnight. police suspected drunk driving may have led to the collision. >>> no strike for nj transit workers a deal has been reached that will prempt a -- prevent a monday morning commuter meltdown. >>> let's go outside to chris sowers, we hope the weekend will be just as gorgeous as last week. >> reporter: we had temperatures that shot up into the 70s 80 saturdays be right now we're down to 30s and 40s, with a decent amount of sunshine we should manage to climb back into the 60s once again today. it should be a fantastic day around the delaware valley. as you look at satellite and radar, we have a system to the south that's off the screen that will push in our direction over the next 48 hours. clouds increase today and showers move in tomorrow. the call from accuweather, increasing clouds, comfortable high of 62 his -- 612 degrees. remember the rm -- 62 degrees. the normal 51. hope you like the rain, because we have plenty of it in the seven day forecast. 60% chance of showers tomorrow afternoon. 80% chance of rain monday, still the threat on tuesday, another system arrives next thursday and friday. over the next 6 to 7 days we have 5 or 6 chance of wet weather. we'll talk about that, i'll time it out for you with future tracker 6 when we look at the seven-day forecast when i see you in just a few minutes. gray. >>> 7:02. there's breaking news to tell you about. two people have been rushed to the hospital after this collision in haddon township new jersey, a driver was ejected and thrown right on to the road. another person had serious injuries. both were taken to cooper university hospital. attractive is being detoured around the wreckage which is in the southbound lanes near wilson avenue. >>> a rally for donald trump in chicago was canceled after this right here, punches were thrown as thousands of protesters and trump supporters clashed inside and outside of the facility. it sparked shouting matches fights and marchs. mary maloney has the details. >> reporter: violence erupting before donald trump's chicago rally. >>> we were not going to let a bigot come into my neighbor and disparage my people or race. >> reporter: protesters carrying signs and shouting insults. the crowds swelling outside and inside the event. some getting physical, throwing punches. police line up attempting to keep the peace as some officers try to break up fights. one man after jumping on stage had to be forcefully removed, as protesters clash with supporters, the trump campaign postponed the rally. >>> i felt it was safer, i don't want to see anybody get hurt. i think it was the right thing to do under the circumstances. >> reporter: i'm mary maloney reporting. >>> of course, all the candidates are focusing on super tuesday, the sequ

we got a cold front tonight stretching to the chicago -- two chicago from st. louis. all into the ohio valley, it will take a full day today. expect on and off downpours. west of i were the rain will be the steadiest. if there is a break tomorrow in the rain, it looks to be midmorning. any break in the rain will only last an hour or two and will move right back overhead. it looks like the heaviest rain will fall during the afternoon and evening hours tomorrow. tomorrow evening' s commute could be another very wet one across the area. you can see the rain continuing . the drier air will begin the work in here and shut the rain off. it should be a fairly nice-looking friday. to two inches. the heaviest amounts were the rain would be the most persistent. you will see more rain in southeast indiana, for example, or highland county. less the further east you are across the area. areas, you could see some of it happening during the day tomorrow. the bright side on the temperatures is that they are not going to budge much. tomorrow, very wet with rain. look for a high around

i was in an african-american church and's chicago -- church in lake chicago -- church in chicago. if you remember what happened in san bernardino, you saw the police at their best. again, riskingnd their lives, saving people regardless of their race, their gender, their religion, or politics. what hillary believes is yes you have to have reform. when videotapes are taken they need to be put in a secure place where they can't be messed with or retrieved at an inappropriate time. if we need more police, they should look like the community they are policing. is what we did. when i was president we put what putred 10,000 police -- we 110,000 police on the streets. year -- 25 year low in crime. we can do this again. we need prison reform. there are too many people in prison for nonviolent offense. the federal system alone, only 7% of the people there are there for violent crimes. some of them need to be there because they ripped off a lot of people financially. the point is this is costing you a fortune to keep all these people in prison. and they can make a contribution to our future.

chicago won't end the red light camera programme soon. >> they have 300 cameras out there, it fills a huge budget hole for the city of chicago. >> meanwhile the folks at herb harrington's barber shop have advice for chicago's officials. >> they want cameras up. >> cameras have been placed for money and not safety. updating money. >> they don't give $0.02 about your safety. the crime rate here is terrible. they care about your safety when really. >> in january, that chicago city official accused of taking bribes was convicted on 20 counts of bribery, fraud, conspiracy and tax evasion. john bills will be sentenced in may and faces decades in prison. i want to tell you the chicago department of transportation declined to answer any of al jazeera's questions about the red light cameras or the lawsuit against red flex traffic systems, the red light camera company at the end of the story. with all the evidence you'd think someone would have put is stop to the red light camera programme. coming up i put that to one of charge. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. >>> we are looking tonight at chicago's troubled red light camera programme

chicago. i have big investments in chicago. and i think it's a great city. but it certainly has certain sections with problems like probably almost no other place in this country. but chicago is chicago. and it's, you know, an amazing place and i do like chicago. it's a city that i think is highly underrated, actually, but and they hear about some of the statistics and that's a shame. that's a horrible shame. and it's too bad they aren't able to do something about it. but this was i think very unrelated to this. this was an organized group. they knew that we were going to have thousands of people coming. and these are people that just wanted to listen. the theme is make america great again and wanted to listen about making america great again, we'll bring back the jobs. we'll bring back so many different things to the country that we haven't had and strengthen our borders. we'll build a wall. we'll do so many things and thing that is are positive for the country, not negative for the country. but it's all about making america great again and maybe they don't want to have that happen. i don't know. i'll say this, sean. i think we did the right thing. if we would have gone f

between suprters for presidential candidate donald trump and protesters erupt into chaos in chicago. chicago pavilion, forcing trump to poopone the event. nbc 6 reporter dan krauss has more. >> reporter: mhem broke out of the the university of illinois after organizers announced they wewe canceling the rally due to safety concerns. >> tonight rally will be postponed until another day. thank you very much for your attendance and please go in peace. >> reporter: an uproar from the crowd as organizers walkeded off the stage and soon after people started to throw punches. tens of thousands of people under one r rf both trump supporters and trump protesters showing their opposition. this man, who was pulled off the stage at the event tweeted -- i feel this trump rally at uic has given me a glimpse into the civil rights movement. i've never seen such bold hatred in life. the crowdsnd fights soon spilling out on to the streets of downtown icago. a police officer covered in the presidential candidate himself sounding off on msnbc. >> have a country that's so divided that maybe even you don't underst

chicago. thousands of protesters, and trump supporters. you can see it there. clashing on the campus of the use of illinois and chicago. the event was postponed. donald trump did take stage. other reports say it was flat out canceled. some blaming the candidate for tolerating or in some cases, even

she was in north carolina, chicago chicago, clinton leads sanders by a wide warjen in the state of florida. -- margin in the state of florida. >>> joining us now is analyst, randy. thank you for being with us, in our special 9:00 a.m. hour, lets continue on the theme of democrats talking hillary clinton and sanders, what they are up to today. a lot has been said about the primary and the win-or-take-all, very important. >> this is really an opportunity her place as the democrat candidate, up in florida by a large number and other states with the exception of illinois big super delegate count playing into her favor once you get to the convention. >> we are in the state of florida, this is rubio's state, we will have him in studio, we just had him in studio earlier. what do you think is the reason behind him not having as much support in his state as compared to donald trump? >> it is difficult to say, ultimately i think the attacks on donald trump at the debate, the finger jokes, talking about donald trump wetting himself in the debate, it came back to bite him. i think he regrets it, he sa

chicago, getting set to take a polar plunge into a frigid lake michigan. good to see you there, dylan dreyer. >> good morning, guys. this is the 16th polar plunge in chicago. and millions of dollars have been raised for the great cause, special olympics. i'm joined by casey hogan, the this has become quite the celebrity affair. what can we expect this year? >> we're going to expect a lot this year. we are at a record-breaking year with over 5,500 plungers expected to join us. we have surpassed last year's fund-raising goal and we have the great crew of chicago fire, chicago pd, chicago med, our local chef graham elliott is joining us. and you never know, there might be other surprises. >> we're looking at video of lady gaga did it a couple of years go, jimmy fallon has done it. you can see more ice in the lake than we're seeing today. are you surprised by the weather? >> this is unreal. if you're going to do the plunge, today is the day. this is unbelievable weather. we're calling it the tropical plunge. you picked a good year yourself to do it. >> yes. i think al roker and i had a little control in the year we were going to do this. >> this is great. we're really excited to have you here too. >> so much money has been raised good luck today. >> thank you. >> and i guess good look to myself too, because you're not jumping this year, but you've >> the last nine years i've done it. you're going to have a blast. >> i'm looking forward to it, kind of. it is going to be fun. i think when everybody gets here and the weather in chicago is actually

larry, you know, let's talk about chicago and bernie sanders, he went to school university of chicago, he's got roots there, hillary clinton has her roots in the chicagoea, mayor emanuel of chicago now endorsing hillary clinton, bernie sanders responding by saying this in a tweet "i want to thank rahm emanuel for not endorsing me. i don't want to endorsement of a mayor shutting down schools and firing teachers. can" so talk about change of strategy left and right. how is this advantageous for bernie sanders? >> well, rahm emanuel, with all due respect to the mayor, is not terribly popular right now, even in chicago much less down state. so i think bernie sanders for solid political reasons has decided to run against emanuel as much as hillary. that's the source of that. but remember hillary was born in illinois. she has a lot of strong support there but illinois is fairly competitive. it's not like florida which is heavily for clinton or north carolina for clinton. that one is competitive along with missouri and ohio on the democratic side. >> larry, buck, julian, thanks so much for-to-all of you, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> marco rubio a very bu

rosanna: do you think that it is just chicago? chicago has been so un- rule eight. excellent at protecting the candidate. they have a lot of people around him. the question is how the protesters and the crowd interact. >> i am wondering what they are advising. what to say and what not to say. that happens much more commonly. this is fascinating to watch. i hope no one gets hurt. rosanna: we will see you on your show. we are learning more details. >> it is good news for a lot of commuters. they did not have to do extra work. everybody is happy. greg: i hear that the employees got a pretty good deal. eight and a half years. new structure on the employee healthcare benefits. that includes employees paying 130-$160 a month for medical coverage. the agreement was reached on friday. union members must now vote to ratify the deal. the fitness guide, no one has seen him in like two years. do you see the big story on the daily news? >> he made a quick phone call last night. >> he is saying that he is fine. i don't know. people are concerned about

snow is falling in the chicago area. chicago and indiana and some rain too. and as is typical with storm systems like this, we're going to be right on the edge between the rain and the snow tomorrow morning. not today. you see sunshine and the clouds start to increase a bit this afternoon. 32. just above freezing in pocono, 41 in allentown. sunshine this morning into the low 40s. much less wind today at the shore. 39 in atlantic city and rehoboth beach up to 49. 40 for dover. plenty of sunshine and a quick warmup and the clouds start increasing for philadelphia, swedesboro, westchester fall the low 40s today. then it's going to get a little bit snowy overnight. i'll take a closer look at that coming into the area with the futurecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >> all right, bill. thanks. ten after 4:00. let's check in with jessica boyington. last time we checked, she was following an accident on 95. >> still active and approaching the berry bridge. it's on the north side. we have about three police officers on scene and several vehicles involved. another on

. >> reporter: the cast of "chicago fire," "chicago med" and "chicago pd." >> i'm not wearing a speedo. it's a federal mandate, i'm not allowed to wear a speedo. >> it was horrible being with gaga, taylor kinney and the past of "chicago pd." >> thank you, tamron. >> thank you for all you do for the special olympics. >> reporter: little did we know, tamron was scheming all along. >> i want to surprise al and dylan. i want to do this for a great cause. >> there's not ice out there. >> reporter: while dyla narks n and i were kicking off the event -- >> tamron hall! >> reporter: time to dive in. >> let's go! let's go! let's go! >> oh! >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, my gosh. i'm alive! i'm alive! >> we did it. >> yes, we did. >> reporter: we weren't the only ones shivering and screaming. all for a good cause. >> it was freezing. >> not as cold this year. >> last year, it was real cold. >> i have to come back next year? >> that's right. >> al, i do apologize because we all had a game plan. i promised i'd get you out of the water. once i got in there, i left. >> it was like a turtle on my back. help

how did we get to where chicago friday night for a brief period looked like chicago '68? chicago '68 but chicago 1912, clubs and baseball bats in front of the room to not let the opposing supporters in. they'd scuffle in the lobbies and dynamite explosions went off. we should remember we've been through this before, but the difference is we're seeing it live now just as we did in '68. and so you're feeling what's happening to our country. as an historian i might say, oh, this is exciting to be able to know 200 years from now an historian would be able to detail this the way i couldn't in 1912, but as a citizen it's pretty sad. >> look at this what we've put together of trump and some of the remarks he's done. take a listen. >> he was swinging. he was hitting people. and the audience hit back. and that's what we need a little bit more of. you know what they used to do to guys like that when they were in a place like this? they'd be carried out on a stretcher, folks. like to punch him in the face. no politician's going to solve it. i was going to say they're full that. so if you se

chicago and chicago said no we never had a discussion with donald trump. do you fall into the camp of those who believe there was something manipulative by donald trump by staging perhaps what happened in friday night on chicago? >> donald trump is a great stager, a great performer i wouldn't put it past him that that's what he does. you look at where he has held these events, these are places where it's no surprise that you are inciting people to violence. people in chicago have to know that. that. would i not put it past him, i have no evidence, that that is not the case. this is somebody who knows how to work the media and certainly knows how to get his name out there and certainly knows how to get coverage. he has proven that again and again especially this weekend. >> as far as john kasich is concerned, the governor of ohio, it is a must-win, for him, the polls suggest he's neck and neck. john kasich supported the kind of trade deals that ruined the kind of trade deals in industry and manufacturing, is that cutting through very much and how does that play? >> i think that is playing, we saw that in the midwest on the democratic and republican side. if it's enough to beat kasich in ohio we don't know yet.

chicago. thank you for joining us. >> let's get right to john roberts who was at this venue in ohio when this brief moment of panic erupted. he's in chicago. stand corrected. john. >> hey, doug, yeah, i'm in chicago. donald trump left chicago this morning. for dayton, ohio. and rather the airport there. and he seemed at the beginning to not be bothered at all by what happened in chicago yesterday. the crowd in fact was very enthusiastic, very raucous, probably as a result of what happened in chicago. donald trump wanted to show no order and neither did his supporters that koim out, but look at what happened a short time ago. almost the end of the rally. like somebody threw something at donald trump. his secret service con tin yent was on stage in a heart beat. seemed to come from behind trump because after the secret service jumped off on stage, he looked behind him there. shook his head like he couldn't believe somebody had just done that, but the event started out quite peaceful as i said, it was raucous, a lot of support es there, but then some protesters did sort of weed their way out of the crowd. during the event. what happened in chicago last night certainly has changed the whole tone of w

chicago itself. chicago metropolitan area is probably 9, 9.5 million people. chicago and suburbs. out to indiana and wisconsin. now, 9, 9.5 million. how many do we actually lose? the raw number is really small. about 6,200. 6,200. but statewide, even though there's only seven states that lost population -- this is all in the article and source -- this is census bureau owe census department. but it did triple, even though it was one of seven in 15, went to over 22,000 in 2015. the common reasons? you're going to like these. a property taxes, good schools, and the biggest issue maybe of all, unemployment and crime. now, weather was listed, but i have to say, i don't mind the weather. there is not much that could be done with the weather. but the point here is, we are now going the wrong way. and when you look at the impasses that the governor has to deal with to try to get things better on a budgetary basis, the notion that the rear-view mirror is getting more money, things that are already done, services that were already -- occurred, are being paid, maybe at the expense of expansio

chicago after thousands of protesters showed up. he is now offering to pay the legal fees of his violent supporters. speak with the professor and a student at the university of illinois chicago and former chicago mayoral candidate julie garcia, who ran against rahm emanuel. rahm emanuel has become the focus of the illinois primary. he is supporting hillary clinton . bernie sanders says even if he wins the nomination, he does not want rahm emanuel's support. louis, also go to st. than to florida, where 10% of the adult population cannot vote because they have a felony conviction. nearly one in four black adults is disenfranchised. >> in florida when a person is disenfranchised, they are basically stripped of their citizenship for life. amy: we will speak with the president of florida writes -- the florida rights coalition. afterdisenfranchised serving his time. all that and more coming up. to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. donald trump is forced to cancel a rally at the university of illinois chicago friday after thousands of people staged anti-trump protests inside and outside the venue. after trump canceled the event, scuffles broke out. five people were arrested.

chicago. both hillary clinton and bernie sanders say trump's rhetoric encourages fighting. our jeff zeleny has more from chicago tonight. >> those protests in chicago are front and center of the democratic side of the trail today. bernie sanders was campaigning in chicago and later in champaign, illinois, and hillary clinton in missouri. she took a forceful tone against what happened in chicago against donald trump's rhetoric. >> if you play with matches, you can start a fire you can't control. that is not leadership. it is political arson. >> political arson, her words here, but it could be a preview of what's to come for from the general election. if donald trump should become the general nominee and she becomes the democratic nominee. donald trump accused bernie sanders supporters of instigating the protests in chicago. i was at the rally last night outside the rally and saw several people holding bernie sanders signs. but bernie sanders issued a statement late today saying his campaign in no way organized this. he said some of his supporters were simply standing up to the divisive rhetoric from the trump campaign that they didn't like. bernie s

chicago is of was indeed injured -- chicago officer was indeed injured, doesn't look good. with obvious signs of an injury and the blood flowing from the side of his head. there's no word specifically how many people were arrested in chicago, but we did see a few taken away in cuffs. at a trump rally in st. louis tonight 32 people were arrested there. >> unprecedented evening, jen holloway live in our tampa news center. >>> with just days until florida's primary senator marco rubio is criss-crossing the bay area tomorrow making stops in largo, hudson, tampa and lakeland. you can find a full list of his campaign events on www.wfla.com. >>> a call to stop the violence, people in tampa fed up with the rising number of shootings and killings. tonight they take to the streets to say enough is enough. it's not just tampa. across the bay in st. petersburg a spike in unsolved murders has practically everyone saying the violence is out of control. paul mueller joins us now live paul, we've heard these calls for peace before, yet we're seeing a lot more violence. >> reporter: you know what? every time we turn around we hear about another shooting, about another murder and tonight the people at this rally calling not only upon each