comcast business. built for business. >>> vilester jones is the first to admit that he has wasted a significant portion of his life on gangs, crimes, drugs and alcohol. he was once sentenced to 25 years in prison, and it was during that time that he said he changed his life by getting involved in alcoholics and narcotics anonymous. >> i started going to n.a., a.a. meetings in prison and started going to church. i stayed to myself. if you wasn't spiritual, talking about something positive, i just didn't want to be bothered with you. >> jones was eventually paroled and found a place to live and work at the noah house, a residential drug treatment program in tampa, florida. one day he took a shortcut on his way home from work in a hole in a fence he was arrested and sent back to jail for trespassing. >> when they handcuffed me, as soon as they put them handcuffs on me, i cannot lie, you know, much as i been through, i didn't think i'd do but tears start coming to my eyes. >> even though the charges were dr

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comcast business. built for business. >>> fwoorm to you. i'm victor blackwell live in flint, michigan, cloundi icount the hours to the democratic presidential debate here. and hillary clinton and ted cruz are waking up the big winners. how? cruz and trump split ways to. in this contest margins matter. donald trump captured narrow victories in kentucky and louisiana. now the democratic side. bernie sanders won in nebraska and kansas but hillary clinton scored a major win in louisiana. topping sanders by 50 points there. trump and clinton continue to lead in the all important delegate counts. clinton now 1131. sanders with 479. donald trump maintains his lead. and the election calendar is at a critical point. today there are two more contests. democrats many maine and republicans from puerto rico. jim acosta , has more on trump. >> reporter: trump declared victory in two of the four contests up for grabs after winning in louisiana and kentucky. he said that was a testament to the organization he's put tog

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that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. great, that's what i said. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. >>> morning, everyone. welcome to our special post super tuesday edition of "new day." it's wednesday, march 2nd, 5:30 in the east. donald trump and hillary clinton both dominating their fields and tying up. trump sweeping seven. marco rubio capturing his first win. on the democratic side, hillary clinton widening her delegate let with seven, bernie sanders holding his oven with four wins. the two front-runners appear to be accelerating. let's begin our coverage with john berman who's here to break down who won where and the latest delegate count. good morning, john. >> good morning, alisyn. look at this. seven states that donald trump won. blaek, arkansas,

comcast business. built for business. >>> well, welcome back. the flooding continues to get worse. we're getting concerned with southern portions of mississippi. new flash flood warnings for this area. still have flood watches from memphis down the gulf coast. 14 million people in those. an additional two to four inches of rain. this stubborn storm, you can see it spinning over south texas it hadn't moved in three days. look at the radar this morning. mine, this is horrendous. this is three days in a row of this. this is torrential right now. there's going to be water rescues go -- taking place throughout the morning and afternoon. over next couple of day, we could add five to seven inches of rain. mississippi is starting to look worse by the day. over the weekend, very mild, rain continues in the south. sunday, with efinally get -- we finally get that rain heading to the north. it's rough this morning. it's bad. >> how many days has it been going on and not letting up until sunday. >>> a manhunt contin

comcast business. built for business. >>> well, snow continues to fall from areas from new york city southwards down through the chesapeake and the delmarva region. washington, d.c. it looks like you're ending. some light snow across ohio too. there are some slippery drives, i'm sure some school delays and maybe some cancellations. i snowed harder in richmond and all the way back up here to southern maryland last night than anywhere else. that's where we've got a couple inches on the ground. but it's ending quickly now. baltimore and d.c. you're about done. philadelphia and new york city, give it another couple of hours. as we go through 10:00 it's gone. by the lunch hour, no snow left. and the sun will break out in a few spots. even though the snow is over, it will be windy and cold, anywhere near the coast. so the cold winter-like air remains in the northeast and great lakes but watch the warm air this weekend. i want goes really -- we're at 64 in montana today which is warm up to 70 on saturday. and

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comcast business. built for business. >>> hey there, we're live at the nasdaq market site and look who is joining us tonight. >> that's right. >> the guys are getting ready and here's what's coming up on the show. >> and the butchery begins. >> you got that right, frank, because we're looking at some of the most hated stocks on wall street and telling you which ones you should trade or fade. plus, one of the market's leading indicators just did something remarkable. >> high-fiving a million angels. >> but could things be just a little too good to be true? we'll explain why you might want to stay out of the rally. and, well, that pretty much sums up the move in emerging markets lately. why some traders are betting big bucks the space could continue to take off in a special report. the action begins right now. let's get right to it because stocks are at two-month high and the vix at a year-to-date low and high yield is surging. take a look at the hyg, up nearly 8% from its recent low as the high-yield mar

comcast business. usiness. >>> donald trump picking up endorsement from the sports world. this time from the nascar chair and ceo. >> coy wire has more in the bleacher report. >> good morning, christine and john. brian france appeared at a rally in valdosta, georgia, alongside trump. they were joined alongside bill elliott and his son, chase elliott, the recent daytona 50 5 pole winner. >> that's how i judge a winner. how somebody manage their family. raises their family. >> not everyone in the racing world was happy with the racing endorsement. camping world sponsor marcus lemonis tweeted there is no place for politics in any business. speaking of ceos. warren buffett is offering $1 million a year for life to any of his employees at berkshire hathaway if they pick all of the sweet 16 teams correct in the ncaa tournament. if that wasn't cool enough, he will award $100,000 to the employee who win's his company's overall bracket pool. jeff zucker, your move. hey, look. >>> that is marshawn lynch wrapping

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comcast business. for business. >>> peyton manning made his retirement from football official and in an emotional press conference. coy wire with more in the bleacher report. >> hi, john. manning ended his career with more passing yards and wins than any quarterback in nfl history. during the announcement yesterday, he showed the characteristics we are used to seeing. we saw an emotional side of manning as he said good-bye to the game he loves. >> when i look back on my nfl career, i will know without a doubt i gave everything i had to help my teams walk away with a win. there were other players more talented, but no one could outprepare me. i fought a good fight. i finished my football race and after 18 years it's time. god bless all of you and god bless football. >>> to the nba. warriors and magic. warriors looking to get back on track. curry stuffing threes. he made history. the first player to make 303 three-pointers in a season. warriors won the home streak record with 45 in a row. >>> maria sharap

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comcast business. ton manning is calling it a career. this after 18 phenomenal seasons. five mvp awards and two super bowl titles. >> coy wire has more in the bleacher report. >> good morning. peyton will make it official at 1:00 p.m. eastern. john mentioned 18 seasons in the nfl. the average career is about 3.5. the 39-year-old manning is going out on top after the big super bowl 50 win. he is retiring as the only quarterback in nfl history to lead two franchises to super bowl titles. manning called the broncos on saturday to let them know he is hanging up the cleats. john elway released a statement in part, peyton was everything we thought he was and more. not only for the football team, but the community. i'm thankful peyton chose to play for the broncos. his rival through his career, tom brady posted congratulations peyton on an incredible career. you changed the game forever. it's been an honor. peyton is the all time leader in passing yards and passing touchdowns. with one more than brett favre, m

comcast business. built for business. >>> the unemployment rate for african-americans in their early 20s is more than double that of that their white counterparts. it's an issue steeped in history, economics, and opportunity. but there is one remarkable program looking to bridge that divide. senior personal finance correspondent sharon epperson joins us right now with more. >> this unique initiative is helping young adults who are unemployed or in low-paying jobs find better careers. its success has made it so competitive that only 20% of applicants are accepted, but for those that do get in, the impact is life changing. >> there were times where i didn't know where i was going to eat, i didn't know where i was going to sleep. >> reporter: at 18, brandon jordan was a high school dropout, homeless but not hopeless. >> i ended up realizing that i need to do what i need to do. >> reporter: he eventually got a ged and an apartment with friends in atlanta. he took some college courses, but didn't have the mo

comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to "fast money." check out stunning rally in gold. it's surging more than 20% off december lows and put it into bull market territory. in fact, we saw the largest four-week inflow into gold in seven years, so we ask is this peak gold, b.k.? >> well, it could be peak in the very short term. i'm long gold and have been for a bit and i put some hedges on in case we get a pullback. what's interesting about today is you saw the blackrock ishares trust and stopped issuing new shares in the etf and what's interesting is about the way they hold the gold. have a serial number for every bar they told as opposed to other places. point being, you could have a short skweeds going on here in gold. there's a lot of gold out there. a lot of gold and derivative contracts that are short the physical and the very fundamental reason for owning gold is no longer is the carrying cost a problem. gold costs you 25 basis points to hold. buy gold and silver. >> guy used to t

comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" opinion we'll show you what's going on with the futures. dow would open higher by 175 points, s&p by 21 and the nasdaq by 24. so reversing a lot of what we saw yesterday. european market are sharply higher. >>> bridge water associates hired a long time technology executive who spent years working with steve jobs. john bergsteen will be joining them in may. and another executive who was the ceo --? they were going to have votes. they were having votes on their iphones, literally asking people to vote about their credible with each other. this is part of their add caltrans parentsy, i guess. that's cio and coos are going to be separate. pretty interesting he's bringing on a knowledge and not an investor. >> sort of maybe operations? >> and that's the way they're thinking about it. two cios and two ceos. >> that sounds awful to me. >> daily it's running almost li massive social experiment in terms of how people work together. >> 280 rul

comcast business. tell us in summary what links oswald directly to the killing of the president? >> he was on the floor immediately before the shots were fired, the fact he was seen carrying a package to the building, the fact that -- >> what package and when? >> yesterday morning. >> during 12 hours of interrogation with the dallas police department over the weekend, he told one provable lie after another. >> did you buy that rifle? >> i emphatically deny these charges. >> within a day or so, when they discovered what a complete nut this guy was, they were satisfied beyond all reasonable doubt that oswald had acted alone. >> we plan to transfer this man, not tonight, he will be here by no later than 10:00 in the morning. why, it will -- that will be early enough for him. >> chief, do you have any concern for the safety of your prisoner in due of the high feeling of the people in dallas over the assassination of the president? >> no, but cautions will be taken, of course. but i don't believe the people

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comcast business. r business. >> donald deserves criticism on all the other issues, trump university and all that but on the personal stuff, i regret that and i'll never do that again. i don't think it was a good reflection of my faith and what it teaches me and it's not the kind of candidate i need to be. my kids and my wife were not happy with it either. >> what did they say to you? >> they were embarrassed by it. >> whose idea was it? >> i'm not going back into that gutter again. from now on, our campaign is going to be what it was always going to be. >> this was an important, substantive debate on the critically most important issues. all of us were pleased by that. what was the biggest issue from your perspective that makes you more qualified than the three others? >> on the issue of social security, donald's numbers don't add up. you can't say i'm going to save social security by going against fraud and foreign aid. you need to have an answer to that question. the people will make mince meat out o

comcast business. ess. >>> so seattle seahawks player looking to by a gym when the police got called on him. >> andy scholes has the bleacher report. >> cam chancellor was scoping out a gym in the seattle area he was interested in buying. while he was looking in the windows of the closed gym. two employees inside called the cops saying he was trying to break in. the police showed up. they quickly recognized chancellor. he is clearly upset. he took to twitter to vent. one said good thing the cops know i'm a good guy and stealing isn't in my blood. i work for everything i get. he said he won't be buying a gym in that area. >>> clippers and oklahoma. okc up by 22. the clips came storming back. for the alley-oop and the foul. that put the clippers within one. moments later, off the miss, jordan will tip it in and gets fouled on that play. clippers take the lead and hold on to win by a final of 103-98. >>> kobe bryant's tour made a stop in denver. kobe sat out most of the second half. he took off his shoes a

comcast business. built for business. . >>> and welcome to the university of miami, site of the final republican debate before a major day, super tuesday including a winner take all primary in florida. this could be the last time we saw all four presidential hopefuls on the stage together. tough exchanges, but nothing below the belt. here are some of the key moments. >> you said the concept of opening cuba is fine. >> i think i'm in the middle. i want a much better deal to be made because cuba is making as usual we don't make good deals. as an example i heard recently where the threat was made that they want representer rashs for use of abuse by the united states and then they'll sign a deal and we'll get sued for $400 billion ora trillion dollars. we don't want to get sued. i don't agree with president obama. after 50 years something should take place. >> if they sue us in a court of miami they're going to lose. >> you have positive things about putin as a leader and you said quote when the students po

comcast business. built for business. >>> ahead of tomorrow's louisiana primary, this was republican front runner donald trump's event tonight at an airplane hangar in new orleans. i was a big crowd at this event. a rowdy and tense crowd. also protesters, campaign reporters on the ground tell us a number of people at these events tonight were pushed and shoved by people in the crowd. a lot of signs ripped out of people's hands and ripped up. there was a lot of shouting, as all kind of folks were ejected from this rally one after the other. mr. trump's rallies are increasingly becoming like this. this trump crowd in new orleans tonight was estimated at 3 to 4,000 people. to give you some sense of what the character was of that crowd. now, in terms of what will happen tomorrow, in terms of this primary, i should tell you that krout size means about as much as hand size when it comes to predicting victories. mr. trump is expected to win tomorrow in louisiana. although in contrast to what felt like super tu

comcast business. t for business. >>> all right. big moves in the nfl's first day of free agency. coy wire has more in the bleacher report. >> good morning, christine. one of the biggest shockers of the day is quarterback brock osweiler not resigning with the broncos, but packing his bags and heading to houston. maybe money bags. a reported $72 million over four years. nice for brock, but now the broncos are between a brock and a hard place. osweiler was the heir apparent to peyton manning. he looked good when peyton was out with an injury. now the broncos without a starting quarterback. look at ryan fitzpatrick. he happens to have the same agent as osweiler. >>> one of the first moves on the first day in the happen. johnny manziel was not let go by the browns. the domestic violence case is awaiting a grand jury decision. it was expected by many to be cut by the team. the former first round pick denied accusations that he hit his ex-girlfriend and threatened to kill her. >>> to the nba and the highlight

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comcast business. built for business. commander-in-chief, you got to beat me with one shot like trump. all right, our commander in chief cannot be donald trump because he thinks the nuclear triad is a rock band from the ''80s. >> and thaptsz why when i'm president of the united states, this is so much fun by the way, when i'm president of the united states, we are going to undertake a reagan-f style rebuilding of the united states. >> it looks like he is enjoying it, marco rubio is taking a swing last night in kansas, the florida senator is sitting in 3rd place headed into today's caucuses. he will have another shot of the gop frornt runner in maryland where he is expected to speak in about four hours or. so let's bring in rick tyler. good morning. i want to get your take away at cpac. the conference schedule. there are reports. i know you heard him, he wanted to avoid a q & a at the conference so for someone whose conservatives are already under attack. how bad is it he ditched this meet something. >> i was there all day

comcast business. built for business. >>> just a glimpse of what it's like to be inside of the middle of a crowd like night after donald trump postponed a campaign event in chicago. and there is new fallout from that postponed rally. protesters arrested and a few injured after the candidates canceled his windy city rally just as it was set to begin. today his competitors are weighing in. hallie jackson has more from dayton, ohio. you have ted cruz who's come out and didn't seem like any big surprises if his reaction. i found it interesting with marco rubio, how he didn't fully blame trump, and even kind of was pointing the finger at the president. >> yeah, and that's the reaction we're seeing from every single one of donald trump's competitors, republican and democrat, frances. i have to tell you, we're here at this dayton rally, all indications are it will go forward in a couple of hours. 10:00 a.m. is the start time. there are hundreds of people in line here. i'm going to move out of the way. some of

comcast business. built for business.hey're off. voters in the five states, florida, illinois, missouri, north carolina, and ohio heading to the polls as we speak on super tuesday part three. >> let's go to florida. boris sanchez is in florida where folks are voting. boris, you've seen signs of what we call strategic voting. >> reporter: that's right. i've spoken to several voters here who are not exactly sure which direction they're going to go in. there are several trump supporters. this is central florida, an area that is a trump stronghold. i spoke to at least one voter this morning who told me she's a kasich supporter who is instead voting for marco rubio. she says trump is not presidential and should not be the republican nominee. here's what she said. >> i don't think he's presidential. i think he's a bully . i think he's running with his wallet. we live in a celebrity crazed country. we're looking at a governance by sound bite. it's a scary thing. i'm not sure what i'm going to vote for at the end of the day in th

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comcast business. ilt for business. >>> welcome back. it's a light week for economic data. on thursday we will get the ecb meeting press conference. details of the announcement could be a driver for the markets this week. for more on the ecb decision and the fallout from friday's jobs report we are joined by anetta markowska. thanks for coming in today. >> thanks for having me. >> let's talk about friday's numbers. this was a strong number but not so strong that it flipped people out. good news? >> i think it was a great report for the market. at least for the time being, it erased some of the slowdown we saw in the fourth quarter. >> that was overhanging the market. >> that was definitely overhanging the market. i was surprised how people were ready to jump on the band wagon of recession risks. at the same time the setback on wage growth allowed the markets to digest it in a way that didn't necessarily put hikes right back on the table, which, from my perspective, is one of the biggest risks for the ma

comcast business. built for business. >>> we want to welcome all our viewers for this coverage. >> a big story out of michigan where bernie sanders despite what everyone said going in, all the polls showed going in, he upsets hillary clinton in the state of michigan winning that primary there, barely, but a big win and a psychological victory for the sanders campaign. hillary clinton took mississippi by a lot and she did win the most delegates of the night, but bernie sanders in michigan was huge. even before it was official, bernie sanders called it a fantastic night. >> what tonight means is that the bernie sanders campaign, the people's -- the revolution, the political revolution that we are talking about is strong in every part of the country and frankly we believe that our strongest areas are yet to happen. >> what does this mean for the delegate race? as we said hillary clinton won the most delegates tonight and she leads in that hunt. those numbers right there do include super delegates, but even

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comcast business. for business. >>> welcome back to the ohio state university in columbus for this democratic presidential down hall. we are here with senator bernie sanders of vermont. let's go to our next questioner and next voter. steve caminoti who works in public relations. he says that he's leaning towards secretary clinton but there is still a chance, senator sanders. >> and senator sanders, welcome to columbus. you have mentioned the tax policy which would tax wall street, and obviously, it is tax the wealthiest americans, but according to the tax policy center, middle income homeowners could also see an increase in the income taxes and i think the number is $4700 for wages that have been stagnant for a shrinking middle class, what's your message to middle-income americans and ohioans? >> first of all, we disagree with that analysis. different groups do different analyses, and other groups come up with very different results. at a time when the top 0.1% owns the top 1% and when 58% of all new ge

comcast business. built for business. >>> candidate making their way to the spin room. dana bash is there. thank you very much. what tu think of the debate? >> i think they did a very good job. i actually thouft it was going to be tougher. i this frchlt mt prsh sfwrishlgts -- they're going to help you explain the shifting of positions, the way that you it do. >> do you think that they could be in jeopardy. frrmt zbrfrmt on the issue of immigration and the what you did or didn't tell the "new york times," aside from that specifically, just big particular pure, did you say that you coulder and would be leaders -- >> you can't just say beks and, sfwrorkt it -- i've nope people who are totally inflexible. you have to have nowhere. >> hot average, meet in the middles. flrm frankly, right now i'm very satified with a ma what i have. it might make it tougher to be hon et cetera with youfrornls furks zbrshl if it -- i'm on a debate stage. i made a voke about my hand. >> you went a little further than thoo. don'

comcast business. t for business. >>> race a crucial issue for both candidates. both fighting to win votes. clinton leading sanders with black voters and sniff can'tly so far. did either of them have a breakout moment? i want to go to done lemon in the spin room. don, you were there asking the questions and pushing hard back on both of them about race in america. what do they say to you? >> well, we talked about everything, erin, from the 1994 crime bill which many in the black community believe led to the incarceration of millions of black people especially young black men. i talked to them about that. bernie sanders said back then when the crime bill was being passed when he actually voted for it, he said it led to bitterness, misery, hopelessness and drugs for millions of young people. yet he still voted for it. we spoke about everything from that to incarceration, to not really black lives matter, but what they would do to help the black community. the one question that offered an elicited the best

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comcast business. or business. stkpwraot the nation is remembering the life of nancy reagan. we're happy to have ann with us this morning. good morning, ann. >> good morning, alisyn. >> great to have you here. will you share your thoughts on nancy reagan's life and her legacy. >> this is a tough moment for her family. she was so devoted to her husband. and every day he has been gone has been tough on her. you know, when she came to washington, she was a very experienced political wife. i really think for the whole eight years she had one major mission. she was the president's political armor, his protector. it was so true in how she tried to guide him on the people around him, helping him find a press secretary. and ended up with james brady. she tried to get rid of one of the chiefs of staff, don regan. she was looking out for whatever was best for him. lessen the policy field of being miss eyes and ears, the watch dog around the president himself. >> that's interesting, ann, because there was always a

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