. >>> in hernando county, deputies still need your help to track down 41-year-old david dean senior. he's wanted on two counts of sexual battery and strangulation. detectives say he knew both victims and the assaults were violent. he was last seen driving a 2007 suzuki forenza, gee d86 tag. if you see him you're vidsed not to approach him, call 911. >>> the death of a hernando community coming together to raise money to help the 2-year- old she left behind. the school district superintendent says lara dewise was a barrel racer, died a day before her 28th birthday. from injuries that she suffered sunday after a rodeo accident. friends say her horse fell tossing her to the ground leaving her with a head injury and broken bones. she was also a cancer survivor and had just gotten engaged to weeks ago. again she leaves behind a 2- year-old son. more than 200 people donated to lara's name. it's now requesting to pay for her -- going to pay for her medical expenses. and multiple fundraisers are planned to support the family the next two months. i have a link on my facebook page to one. and

. >> reporter: over the past 14 days, david dean has gone from a family man to a fugitive on the run and now an inmate being held on more than a million dollars bond because he is suspected of raping three children that he knew. hear it. >> reporter: the 41-year-old lived here in spring hill, a place that neighbors always recall seeing children. >> i feel so bad. >> reporter: hernando county deputies are calling dean's crimes violent and giving very little detail. deputies say dean strangled his most recent victim while raping them, leaving them gasping for year. a second female victim was between the ages of 12 and 18. for answers but got none. finding answers in at least one of these cases will have investigators going back 13 years. deputies say when dean was 28, he started molesting a girl under the age of 12. that woman coming forward just this week claims dean repeatedly raped her throughout her childhood and teen years, pulling her hair and choking her each time. >> i think they hid it very well of things that must have been going on. >> reporter: dean is due back in court nex

. >>> hernando county deputies asking for help to find 41-year- old david dean sr. wanted on two counts of sexual battery and for strangulation. knew the victims and the assaults were violent. he was last seen driving a 2007 suzuki. if you see him call 911. >>> an update on the zika virus. five more cases in florida. the total number now at 42 including four pregnant women. the majority in south florida but three of them in hillsborough county. governor scott asking the cdc to send 200 more zika tests to the state. >>> students taking the florida faa tests. last year computer hacking turned it into a huge mess. students could not log into the new testing system and others getting kicked out halfway through the exam. some parents still don't want their kids taking this test. >>> i read over the tests and stakes test tied to whether or not a child is going to go onto the next range. >>> officials saying opting out funding. >>> and they should it down. court. the emotional moment telling when she found herself exposed on the internet. >>> inspectors had beef with beef

david dean had been on the run for more than a week. he was captured in hillsborough county. >>> now we go to pinellas county. a man has been arrested for robbing the b and b bank. want to know who set a fire in a two story apartment building leaving $2,000 in danch. -- damage. the arson happened in aable on north albany avenue. nobody was hurt. >>> a florida police department warns that someone is calling people pretending to be an officer. they are an attempt to scam people out of cash. multiple people have reported these calls. it's called spoofing. callers claim to be from the irs and claim that people need to headache payments. if you get a call like this, call the police to see if it's >>> still ahead an usual choice for a joy ride. >> a win for all female athletes, the unique chance young students are getting to >>> new tonight two men are accused of stealing a fire truck and taking it on a joy ride. check out the trail of damage they left behind in ireland. the pair broke into a fire station and stole the truck. driving it with

deputies say they have been searching for 41-year-old david dean senior. since february at that time when he was last insurance company hernando county. today they caught up with him until hillsborough county and arrested him. >>> it is super saturday. as both democratic and republican voters went to the polls today. went to the polls in several states. louisiana, kentucky, maine, and nebraska. >> reporter: ted cruz kicked off super saturday with big wins in kansas and maine. >> super tuesday was a phenomenal night where we won all over the country and today, on super saturday, we're doing the same thing. >> reporter: but the night expected to go better for donald trump in kentucky where there's a large turn out of few causes and louisiana. those have the most delegates up for grabs. marco rubio is looking ahead for when his home state is up. democrats votes in three states. louisiana, kansas, and nebraska. with bernie sanders and hillary clinton splitting the vote. >> and pick id up wins in kansas and nebraska cause avenue call -- caucuses. their sites on

deputies want to get 41-year-old david dean, senior, off the streets. deputies say he's wanted for felony sex crimes and strangulation. he was last seen on thursday in spring hill on florida's west coast. driving a blue 2007 suzuki fir wren sa,lorida talk geed86. investigators believe the suspect is dangerous. if you see him, call 911. >> it was an emotional day in court for erin andrews. she explained how a blogger friend was the one to call her in 2009 that there was video circulating, claimed to show her nude. she says she suffers from depression and panic attacks on a daily basis because of e video taken of her while she was in a hotel room. she's seeking $75 million from the operator of the nashville marriott. >>> political turmoil continuing in haiti with the outgoing party attacking the provisional president for choosing a prime minister from his own party. all ofthat as it prepares to hold the run-off election. dozens took to the streets 2004 battle with a march through port-au-prince. the uprising ousted haiti's presidentt the time. >>> good lo

deputies need your help finding 41-year-old david dean senior. dduties say he's wanted for felony sex crimes and strangulation. dean is 5'7", weighs 165 pounds. he was last seen on thursday of last week in spring hill on florida's west coast. deputies think this guy, dean, might be driving something like this, a blue 2007 suzuki firenza with flolida tag geed86. investigators believe the suspect is dangerous. they say don't approach him. but if you see him, immdiately call 911. ththe of you hoping to catch the glimpse of the spacex rocket may have to wait a little longer. another launch scrubbed and a fourth atmpt is in doubt. >>> a naples' woman's car went up into flames. say (donkey sound)(elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need re than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough tal >>> you go to work and expect to be paid. more workers ar

david: they were making a country against the most daunting odds imaginable. charlie: where did the phrase "present at the creation" first come? because it was also the title, i think, of deanon's book. david: it was the title of that marvelous book about the truman years. they are not just starting a new company or a broadway show. they are making a country, a nation. they did not know how it was going to come out. if they had taken a poll in philadelphia at the time, they never would have gone for it. it was not popular. people were against it. charlie: what manner of man and woman were in favor of it? david: well, to a large degree, they were new englanders and virginians. new york inns and pennsylvanians -- we definitely have to include the carolinians and maryland. but the central states, new york and pennsylvania were very much on the fence. they were led by an man by the name of john dickinson. charlie: but what was the nature of the revolutionist? is my question. in other words were they , intellectuals? were they political firebrands? david they were all of that. : intellectuals, firebrands, ambitious politicians, decent, hard-working people who had farms. charlie:

david: ambassador chris for hill is the dean at the university of denver. he joins us now with his reaction to the events. ryan said that brussels is not that far from paris. to forget how tightly net europe is, how close things are together. when you look at the response to this tragedy, these bombings today, are there signs that, amid this conversation about the future of europe, potential dissolution of europe, you are having countries working together to fight against terrorist attacks like we have today. massar hill: there is on press -- ambassador hill: there is unprecedented cooperation. this is a hideous tragedy. this is a hideous atrocity. but it does not mean that there hasn't been progress in terms of attacking these networks and relentlessly going after them. this is obviously a terrible day in that effort. assume that it is because the belgian forces have not been working very hard going after these people. and most importantly, as you suggest, cooperating with others. clearly, we need to do more and more of this. we need to stay with this issu

david: deals with management dean is with us.at the, you input of jonbenet who is credited as the chief architect of the eu and it strikes me, we talk about your. every single day without exception. of monet, hedea was not there to implement it, but it is something he wanted to happen in the ecb and it shows the end -- integration the care about as result of his work. jeff: it shows what an extra ordinary influence one person can have, because it was in 1947, europe was on his back, this guy came along and he had an idea that would unify europe and prevent all those wars that have been happening for centuries, prevent that prevent them from happening again, and that was to take all the coal and steel and put it in one organization and pool the sovereignty over resources, and he became the first president of the organization, which was called the european coal and steel community. cap became the european common market which became the european union, and in the euro came. the whole thing can be traced to him. david: he had that in

dean. >> i'm ukee washington. five states held primaries tod today. "eyewitness news" reporter davidpunt is in election central with a full wrap up of tonight' results. >> florida senator marco rube company yo is out of the race. let's take look who wouldn't states tonight. we'll look at donald trump first. donald trump was able to secure florida that's rubio' home state. illinois and north carolina. also, tonight, john kasich he's the governor of ohio. he was betting his hopes on ohio tonight. he won his home state of ohio and on the democratic side, hillary clinton she took tonight florida, north carolina and ohio. bernie sanders and ted cruz have yet to win a state although ted cruz and donald trump are in a tight race right now in missou missouri. marco rubio as i mentioned dropped out earlier tonight. he addressed supporters around 9:00 o'clock. >> while today my campaign is suspended -- no! >> -- the enact i've even come this far is evidence of how special america truly is. >> after a tough defeat in his home state of florida senator marco rubio announced he's out as 2016 presi

dean. >> i'm ukee washington. voters in 12 states headed to the polls to make their choice for president. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is tracking all of the results from election central. david, the front runners came out on top tonight. >> reporter: ukee, a big night for hillary clinton and donald trump. ted cruz also claiming a big night. they greeted supporters within the last couple of hours and we have video we'll show you in just a minute but i want to get to the numbers right now to show you exactly what we're talking about. donald trump tonight he won alabama, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee, virginia and arkans arkansas. senator ted cruz won his home state of texas and oklahoma. on the democratic side hillary clinton won georgia, virginia, alabama, tennessee, texas and arkansas and senator bernie sanders won his home state of vermont and oklahoma. there are still some states that are too close to call some of those results coming in but now i want to show you little bit of video and some sound from these candidates greeting supporters just within the last few hours. >> one by one candidates took the

dean atchison used to say. he was present at the creation of the crime. david brock, who is an interesting fellow historically, receives a lot of money from the clinton foundation and third-parties that the clintons own. >> another tweet, please ask joe digenova to discuss the specifics of retroactive classification. >> what happens is, something is found and doesn't have a classification mark on it. if it's something serious, they'll look at it, and if it comes from a person senior enough in government, they'll say it was not classified by being marked at the time. when it was sent it was a piece of classified information. so for future people, we will mark it in a certain way and say it's classified. it just means that something wasn't marked at the time. it doesn't mean that it wasn't classified. classified information is classified from the fomoment it created, whether it's marked or not. when it's marked later, that's to help people down the road understand something. >> last call, cornell in tulsa, oklahoma, independent. >> caller: oh, hello, joe. i remem

dean. >>> a high school student accused of of making the marijuana lace the sweets and selling them to younger kids. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in bensalem with more on how authorities caught their suspect. david. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, authorities say this 18-year-old high school senior here in bensalem admitted to baking and selling these pot brownies. he's facing a lot of different charges to night and detectives here in bensalem stay that this is not the first time he used his recipe and charged for it. bensalem police arrested 18-year-old jacob francisco monday after detectives say he sold pot laced brownies to a middle school student at schaeffer middle school. authorities tell "eyewitness news" that student then sol the brownies to several other middle schoolers. but police say it all started with jacob francisco. >> we did find marijuana and all the cooking mixes for brownies so this kid was baking them and distributing them within the school district here in bensal bensalem. >> reporter: the public safety director for bensalem township. >> in this day and age, the marijuana is not the same marij

dean. >>> a high school student accused of of making the marijuana lace the sweets and selling them to younger kids. "eyewitness news" reporter davidpunt is live in bensalem with more on how authorities caught their suspect. david. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, authorities say this 18-year-old high school senior here in bensalem admitted to baking and selling these pot brownies. he's facing a lot of different charges to night and detectives here in bensalem stay that this is not the first time he used his recipe and charged for it. bensalem police arrested 18-year-old jacob francisco monday after detectives say he sold pot laced brownies to a middle school student at schaeffer middle school. authorities tell "eyewitness news" that student then sol the brownies to several other middle schoolers. but police say it all started with jacob francisco. >> we did find marijuana and all the cooking mixes for brownies so this kid was baking them and distributing them within the school district here in bensal bensalem. >> reporter: the public safety director for bensalem township. >> in this day and age, the marijuana is not the same marijua

dean is off tonight. votes in four states are weighing in on the presidential race with hundreds of delegates up for grabs. "eyewitness news" reporter davidpunt is live in election sceptral with the latest on the numbers. david? >> reporter: nicole and ukee, this race is changing by the minute. it's unlike any other race to the white house we've seen in recent times. let's look at the numbers tonight. the michigan primary donald trump took that 37%, ted cruz from texas and governor john kasich from ohio in a tight race for number two. senator marco rubio from florida at 9%. now let's go to the democrat michigan primary. that is simply just too close to call at this point. it's 51% right now with the precincts in but we're still waiting on those final numbers. looking to mississippi, on the republican side, donald trump took that 48% to 36% for senator ted cruz i should say. on the democratic side mississippi former secretary of state hillary clinton took that with 83% to bernie sanders 16%. now, i have to tell you, this is super tuesday part two. it's been an interesting night. a loft different counts a lot of different delegates coming i

dean is off tonight. votes in four states are weighing in on the presidential race with hundreds of delegates up for grabs. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in election sceptral with the latest on the numbers. david? >> reporter: nicole and ukee, this race is changing by the minute. it's unlike any other race to the white house we've seen in recent times. let's look at the numbers tonight. the michigan primary donald trump took that 37%, ted cruz from texas and governor john kasich from ohio in a tight race for number two. senator marco rubio from florida at 9%. now let's go to the democrat michigan primary. that is simply just too close to call at this point. it's 51% right now with the precincts in but we're still waiting on those final numbers. looking to mississippi, on the republican side, donald trump took that 48% to 36% for senator ted cruz i should say. on the democratic side mississippi former secretary of state hillary clinton took that with 83% to bernie sanders 16%. now, i have to tell you, this is super tuesday part two. it's been an interesting night. a loft different counts a lot of different delegates coming

dean reynolds, thanks very much. record floods that have killed at least five people in the south have not letting up. over into a fifth day, and david begnaud is in bohzer city, louisiana. >> reporter: as of late this afternoon, the red chute bayou level was 25 feet and rising. the water rushing downstream from two lakes to the north has made bohzer city ground zero. 3500 homes are at risk of flooding to the west and south of the bayou. because of recent heavy rains, approximately 30,000 gallons of water is flowing downstream every second, seven to 10 times the normal flow. sandbragz being dropped to protect the levee from eroding if water tops it. mike peterson is with the u.s. army corps of engineers. >> this is a choke point where all of that water has to come through a relatively narrow area. that's why it's jumping up tow fast. >> reporter: how far is the levee from your back-yard line? >> it's probably 300 to 400 yards. >> firefighter josh wolverton has been rescuing people for two days. >> we've lived here for six years, and i've never seen water standing in the street, ever. >> reporter: since then, he's evacuated his wife a

david: they were passing social security reform in 1982 or 1983, and it was going to hurt seniors. and the dean days was claude pepper. red pepper. and everyone had signed off on the deal except him, and they beat the hell out of him. he finally agreed. they march him to give a press conference at like 2:00 in the morning. the kids they knew if they let him sleep on it, he would back out. how you do that is a skill. execution is a skill. jim baker had it. he had that skill of execution. and it's a skill -- jim baker had it. he had that skill. charlie: lyndon johnson had it. with disuse.hers passing a complicated piece of legislation with a bipartisan majority is a skill of execution. if you want an example, see spielberg's movie about lincoln. how do you reach that guy? how do you reach that guy? and so on will stop -- and so on. it's that political deftness. and that's the nobility of politics. we disdain politicians for being dealmakers, but there is a craft, and nobility to it. and i would say, you know, everyone is dumping all over the elites, but the people i know in government, the civil

david trone and i approve this message. >>> a teenage boy is shot dead on a metro platform in the middle of strong leads. hello, i'm debra alfarone. that teen was killed at the deanaround 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. police say it is the 26th homicide in the district this year. matt is live with what police are doing right now. matt. >> debra, police say they are studying the surveillance video, following strong leads. take a look at the scene here at the gunfire. investigators swarm the metro after the young teen was gunned down on the platform. former mayor, vincent gray, and mayor bowser showed up to speak with police and a scared community. >> we're not going to tolerate it any time someone comes on a metro property. >> a source tells us that there was at least one witness to the shooting. the mayor says a number of surveillance cameras are on every metr information that could identify the victim until the next of kin are notified. >> are you surprised by what would happen here today? >> for it to happen on the metro system, yes. for a killing in the neighborhood, no. >> the homicide wasn't random and the victim and the shooter were arguing before the gun was fi

dean. ukee washington has the night off. >>> we are hearing from the good samaritan who saved a man from jumping on to the rails at a septa station. "eyewitness news" reporter davidpunt is live in center city with this incredible story. david. >> reporter: jessica, what a story it is. officials here at septa headquarters are praising this guy for his bravery and courage. i asked them about the rescue he said he would do it again tomorrow if he had to. the surveillance video yo shows a panicked wife trying to keep her husband from jumping on to the tracks. authorities say he wanted to kill himself. >> lucky i was there to help. >> reporter: out of the blue enter philadelphia resident calvin wilson. he was originally on the other side of the tracks but made it over in just seconds to save the suicidal man. >> he tried to jump on the track i just tried to grab him and the first time i grabbed him, he kind of came out his coat little bit. but then again, you know, grabbed him again. >> reporter: wilson continued to grab the man doing everything possible to keep him away from the dangerous third rail. a rail that would have electrocuted both instantly. wilson began be

dean. ukee washington has the night off. >>> we are hearing from the good samaritan who saved a man from jumping on to the rails at a septa station. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in center city with this incredible story. david. >> reporter: jessica, what a story it is. officials here at septa headquarters are praising this guy for his bravery and courage. i asked them about the rescue he said he would do it again tomorrow if he had to. the surveillance video yo shows a panicked wife trying to keep her husband from jumping on to the tracks. authorities say he wanted to kill himself. >> lucky i was there to help. >> reporter: out of the blue enter philadelphia resident calvin wilson. he was originally on the other side of the tracks but made it over in just seconds to save the suicidal man. >> he tried to jump on the track i just tried to grab him and the first time i grabbed him, he kind of came out his coat little bit. but then again, you know, grabbed him again. >> reporter: wilson continued to grab the man doing everything possible to keep him away from the dangerous third rail. a rail that would have electrocuted both instantly. wilson began

dean reynolds. >> reporter: campaigning in boasting again.ma >> we have amazing endorsements, and the people that really mean... we have hundreds of people now that want to endorse. >> reporter: but praise from david duke, former grand wizard of the ku klux klan, may test his following more than ever. >> reporter: last friday trump seemed to say "no thanks." >> i disavow. okay. >> reporter: but sunday he declined to renounce the kkk, duke or his support. >> i don't know anything about david duke. okay. i don't know anything about what you're even talking about with white supremacy or white supremacists. so i don't know. >> reporter: trump eventually tried to clear up any confusion. >> i disavowed david duke all weekend long on facebook and twitter. >> reporter: he said a bad earpiece made it hard to hear the question about the kkk on sunday, even though he used the same one for several interviews. in any case it's clear some far right groups like what they're hearing from him. he's won the backing of the neo- stormer," for example, and the american national super pac is making calls in super tuesday states. >> reporter: the southern poverty law center, which tracks hate groups, says that super pac

dean. ukee washington has the night off. >>> we begin tonight with a exam involving fake driveway pavers. police say homeowners are giving them money but the job is never getting done. "eyewitness news" reporter davidpunt talk to one woman who fell victim to the scam and she's speaking out in hopes of protecting others. >> reporter: it's a beautiful spring night outside her wilmington home. but kimberly inn man can't even enjoy the weather. >> i feel like i want to trust people, and this gentleman who came to the house i trusted him. >> reporter: she still focused on getting her money back if it's open possible after shelling out 210 bucks to a man she thought would pave her driveway. she says he claimed to have extra materials from a previous job. she says he seemed professional. >> he was out like measuring my driveway, um, he even told me he can as fall all the way up to my back deck, um, he asked me to show him where he could put some -- dump some dirt if they had to tear up dirt. he was very elaborate. >> reporter: minutes later he was gone and never came back. unfortunately, kimberly's story is a common one. especially here in delaware. the state department of transportation put out this noti

dean. ukee washington has the night off. >>> we begin tonight with a exam involving fake driveway pavers. police say homeowners are giving them money but the job is never getting done. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt talk to one woman who fell victim to the scam and she's speaking out in hopes of protecting others. >> reporter: it's a beautiful spring night outside her wilmington home. but kimberly inn man can't even enjoy the weather. >> i feel like i want to trust people, and this gentleman who came to the house i trusted him. >> reporter: she still focused on getting her money back if it's open possible after shelling out 210 bucks to a man she thought would pave her driveway. she says he claimed to have extra materials from a previous job. she says he seemed professional. >> he was out like measuring my driveway, um, he even told me he can as fall all the way up to my back deck, um, he asked me to show him where he could put some -- dump some dirt if they had to tear up dirt. he was very elaborate. >> reporter: minutes later he was gone and never came back. unfortunately, kimberly's story is a common one. especially here in delaware. the state department of transportation put out this no

dean reynolds. >> reporter: campaigning in virginia today, donald trump was boasting again. >> we have amazing endorsements, people that really mean, we have hundreds of people now that want to endorse. >> reporter: praise from david duke, former grand wizard of the ku klux klan may test his following more than ever. >> voting for these people, voting against donald trump at this point is treason to your heritage. >> reporter: last friday, trump seemed to say no thanks. >> i disavow. >> sunday he declined to renounce the k.k.k., duke or his support. david duke, okay. i don't know anything about what you are talking about with white supremacy or supremacists. i don't know. trump tried to clear up any confusion. >> i disavowed david duke all week long on facebook on twitter. he said a bad earpiece made it hard to hear the question about the kkk sunday though he used the same one for several interviews. in any case it is clear some far right groups like what they're hearing from him. he has won the backing of the neo-nazi website, daily stormer for example and american national super pac is making calls in super tuesday states. >> we don't need muslims. we need smart, well educated white people to assimilate to our c

dean reynolds. >> reporter: campaigning in virginia today, donald trump was boasting again. >> we have amazing endorsements, people that really mean, we have hundreds of people now that want to endorse. >> reporter: praise from david duke, former grand wizard of following more than ever. >> voting for these people, voting against donald trump at this point is treason to your heritage. >> reporter: last friday, trump seemed to say no thanks. >> i disavow. >> sunday he declined to renounce the k.k.k., duke or his support. >> i don't know anything about david duke, okay. i don't know anything about what you are talking about with white supremacy or supremacists. i don't know. trump tried to clear up any confusion. >> i disavowed david duke all week long on facebook on twitter. he said a bad earpiece made it hard to hear the question about the kkk sunday though he used the same one for several interviews. in any case it is clear some far right groups like what they're hearing from him. he has won the backing of the neo-nazi website, daily stormer for example and american national super pac is making calls in super tuesday states. >> we don't need muslims. we need smart, well educated our culture. vote trump. >> report

dean. >> i'm ukee washington. voters in 12 states headed to the polls to make their choice for president. "eyewitness news" reporter davidcking all of the results from election central. david, the front runners came out on top tonight. >> reporter: ukee, a big night for hillary clinton and donald trump. ted cruz also claiming a big night. they greeted supporters within the last couple of hours and we have video we'll show you in just a minute but i want to get to the numbers right now to show you exactly what we're talking about. donald trump tonight he won alabama, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee, virginia and arkans arkansas. senator ted cruz won his home state of texas and oklahoma. on the democratic side hillary clinton won georgia, virginia, alabama, tennessee, texas and arkansas and senator bernie sanders won his home state of vermont and oklahoma. there are still some states that are too close to call some of those results coming in but now i want to show you little bit of video and some sound from these candidates greeting supporters just within the last few hours. >> one by one candidates took the stage in wha

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dean reynolds. >> reporter: campaigning in virginia today, donald trump was boasting again. >> we have amazing endorsements, people that realal mean, we have hundreds of people now that want to endorse. >> reporter: praise from david duke, former grand wizard of the ku klux klan may test his following more than ever. >> voting for these people, voting againststonald trump at this point is treason to your heritage. >> reporter: last friday, trump seemed to say no thanks. >> i disavow. >> sunday he declined to rebounce the k.k.k., duke or his support. david duke, okay. i don't know anything about what you are talking about with white supremacy or supremacists. i don't know. trump tried to clear up any confusion. >> i disavowed david duke all week long on facebook on twitter. he said a bad earpiece me it hard to hear the question about the kkk sunday though he used the same one for several interviews. in any case it is clear some far right groups like what they're hearing from him. has won the backing of the neo-nazi website, daily stormer r for example and american national super pac is making calls in super tuesday states. >> we don't need muslims. we need smart, well educated white people to assimilate to our cult