- [john] no, that's a margherita. - [david] oh a margherita. - [john] a doc. that's buffalo mozzarella. - [david] which is the great stuff. - [john] right. - and that comes - from campagna in italy, yes. tell you, you don't skimp on these ingredients. beautiful fresh basil. - [john] parsley. pound of cheese. - [david] $12 a pound. it's a great place. you know the one mistake i make when i come to crostata's is i always get a pizza i wanted to try the pasta, next thing you know i got more food, but you got to try it all. - [john] you can always take it home david. (laughing) - [david] i love it. crostata's on the corner of bishop and highland. and it is a magical spot, check it out. thanks a lot john. - [john] thank you david. - [david] i appreciate it. - [john] my pleasure. (pop music) - - [natalie] we are now in richmond heights at all city candy. and we're sweetening things up, just a bit. elisabeth, right now we are kind of in like the what would you call this aisle here? - i consider this the novelty items. so there's a lot of toys with all have candy insid

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david: john, thank you so much. don't miss "with all due respect" tonight. tonight at 5:00 eastern time on bloomberg television. the s&p moving into positive territory for the year-to-date. it happens to be the first day of march madness. rami is standing by with today's spider sector report. rami: i will get to that in 30 seconds or so. let's first off take a look at what's happening with spy, the etf that tracks the s&p 500. it is up by .7%. off of its session highs. this is still the biggest jump in a week. it is tracking the spx. we are expecting that volatility is on the decline and that is what we are seeing. we are off session lows, but the vicks is still down by nearly is still downx by nearly 4.5 percent. the lowest since august, seven months ago. with etf's and march madness, if you're a fan of both, i want to show you this fun little graph your. -- graph here. etf's and march madness have impact on volatility. making volatility fall. the change in volume versus the 60 day moving average of the tournament. -- volatilityn't decreases during march ma

david: thank you very much, robert wolf. john: hey, guys? on't miss mark halperin and john heilemann on "with all respect" live from miami. now let's go to the markets where julie hyman has the rebound in oil prices. julie: i want to reiterate the strength we are seeing in oil prices today hit closing at the trading up although nearly 5% for the oil prices. the rebound for oil stocks as well. not wiping out yesterday's declines, however. yesterday for the s&p 500, energy indexes, the worst we have seen in about six weeks. if you look at the to-date chart of the s&p 500 energy index, it is down about 2.5%, even with the rebound we are looking at today. a couple of individual members. chesapeake energy had been rebounding, and then bloomberg news reported that according to people familiar with the plan to explore options to perhaps sell saw itlahoma assets, we builds on the earlier games. now up by nearly 7%. other outstanding movers that there mentioning. devon energy, which has been climbing all day. refiners also participating in the gains t

david. >> john after a year of investigation federal investigators are preparing to interview hillary clinton and will decide whether to seek criminal charges. >> thank you, my goodness, wow! >> while hillary clinton fights for democratic presidential nomination, sources tell al jazeera that investigation into her personal e-mail server while she was secretary of state has reached a federal state. the fbi led by james comey has finished be investigating you clinton's e-mails and server. together they are now exam 96 eg the evidence, analyzing relevant laws and interviews key figures during the investigation. those interviews will include fe leefelipe rynes and be hillary clinton herself. officials expect director comey to make his recommendation to attorney general loretta lynch about potential criminal charges. >> mr. director. >> thank you, attorney general lynch. >> the two appeared together in public last week on an unrelated matter and while sources say they have discussed the clinton investigation the only public acknowledgment has been that comey's comment to congress that he i

. >> charles, david, john? as always, thank you. >> next up, local journalists set the stage for michigan primary and tomorrow night's debate. >>> welcome back to detroit. we can't take enough bump shots, so we will just keep doing it. the site of tomorrow's big republican debate. there you see the stage. we are getting ready let's get a sense of what is going on here in the motor city and the rest of michigan.?e> let's start with you, the polling as we put up the latest poll here in michigan on the republican side has donald trump pretty much in the solid lead. it seems like he has a position here. ted cruz and marco rubio fighting out for second. is that what you are seeing? >> that's exactly right. what we have got is trump leading by about 20 points. he is at 39%. rubio is at 19%. we have got cruz at 14% and down following kasich

david: meanwhile the stakes are really high in ohio. johndy to duke it out in the state. the pressure is on for the ohio governor leading trump by five percentage points according to a new university poll. here in to weigh in capri, democratic state senator from ohio. lisa, pretty much a dead heat right now. we have a quinnipiac poll showing 38-38. couldn't get closer. whose got the momentum going into tomorrow? >> it is a dead heat, but i would give this one to john kasich. the reality is he won his state two years ago with 64% of the vote. this is a guy that has almost 80% approval generating in the state right now. and he's a sitting governor. so i would give this state to john kasich at the moment. however, if donald trump carries ohio tomorrow, that's the biggest story of the night. because this thing could potentially be over. david: yeah. john kasich is actually -- said as much. capri, ohio folks are tough. you are a state senator. >> that's right. david: you know ohio better than any of us here. trump of course over the weekend went

back to larry and david. john, thank you for joining us. again, second biggest, 2300 price target. >> i didn't go to harvard, but i did take math in college, so 2300 in the s&p, if the s&p is going to make 120-ish, that's a 19 and change multiple. in this environment, it doesn't make any sense. there should not be a 19 -- >> what are you selling? >> not if it's up in terms of earnings. if the earnings ratchet up, that changes the inflation. but with that said, i don't think we end at 120 either. >> you want to talk about multiples, the market has been buying multiples around 16 1/2, selling them at 18 1/2 times. there's probably no way if we -- >> we have to break out of the mold. >> yeah. we're not growing revenue. here's the deal. companies create synergies to figure out how to drive earnings. but at the end of the day there's no chance we come close to that. 19 times earnings is insane. i think earnings are going to be ratcheted down before they go higher. >> look, he made a patented overgeneralization about companies on the ground in em

david: john ray, thank you. -- john and ray, thank you. we are coming off the charts.up next. ♪ welcome back. we are 36 minutes away from the payrolls report. i am pleased to say that bloomberg's cheap economist carl riccadonna -- chief economist carl riccadonna joins us. you can start and matt miller can wait. [laughter] focus on the a key jobs report today and over the next six months in what we can see in the chart where the unemployment rates is pointed upside down versus average hourly earnings, so wage inflation. the moral of this story is if you look at this long historical relationship, we can see as the unemployment rate moves lawyer, this creates wage pressure. not a perfect fit, but at the unemployment rate is in the 4.5 percent of the later this year, that closing you that wage inflation should be running a point faster,e meaning a lot more income heading into household pocketbooks to support consumer spending. david: if you want to reach the chart, you can see how that will reach it. carl: the orange line is unemployment plotted upside down and the white i

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(laughter) - [john] no, it's just cabbage and noodles, or haluski. - [david] um hm, and i noticed too, when she cooks her pierogies, like she cooks 'em different ways. like some people, she said, like 'em a little more tender, some a little browner. - [john] yes, yes. - [david] but she browns 'em all. - [john] you get to know your customers. and they're always, unless you request otherwise, they're always sauteed with onions, in the butter. we do supply five varieties here. - i can't believe the great reviews you get at this place. i mean, it's a tiny, tiny, tiny little place. sophie's back there - yes, yes. - to serve between the hours of 11:00 and 8:00. you get reviews from like the top critics. - oh. - yeah, whip one out there. go ahead and brag a little bit, john. - other than the ones on the wall, we have this whole stack. - look at that. - here's one, pick three. this is a joe crea, the scoop, by barbara collier, i mean it just goes on and on and on. - [david] i gotta tell ya, this perch is so good, and the noodles are so good. we have to take a look, now is this different than

joining us, david cantonese, jacqu jacquie kusinich and john busy, a familiar face at "the wall street journal" and friend of the program. david, where are we? >> well, we are looking at in about six, seven hours we'll have donald trump coming out with a big delegate lead. he is going to win eight, nine, maybe ten of the 11 states out there tonight. i think that's why you see these comments today by mcconnell, ryan trying to get out ahead of this repudiating him but not going as far to say they would never vote for him because they're sort of in a vice here. he looks like he is on a march to the nomination and he's got leadership. their hands are tied. >> is there a place for anyone else, anyone? >> that's the question, right? marco rubio really needs a win. he needs to be able to keep on making the case. >> like where? >> well, isn't that the question? i mean, he's been playing a lot in minnesota. he's in second place in georgia. if there's some kind of upset and he can beat trump in georgia, that would be huge. at some point he needs a win in order to keep up this narrative that he i

hey, david. >> good morning, louann, john, with my friend. how are you? gannon stokes. i'm going to steal your name. >> i'm lucky. >> old kinderhook, what does that mean? >> martin van buren, our 8th president, he took it on his presidential campaign in 1836. came up. there was a gentlemen's club they started and basically when they saw people in town, they would say that guy's okay, that that guy was part of an elite club. me and my friends opened up a shop in ohio and i've transferred it here and gave it a school atmosphere, and stuck with the name. >> it's going okay for you, you opened in november, and you're filling up classes right and left. what are they doing? >> nick is making a wine glass. you can see he's prepping the gobler, the little bit where you drink, he's out of florida, young, 18 years old, doing a great job. next, jerry, he's making a wreath enclosure, drawing on, and blowing it into the clear glass. adam is all the way from alaska. he's working on an octopus sculpture, a very talented guy, traveling the country, blowing meet him, he's been coming by

david. >> reporter: john, good morning to you. we are live in lake county on the beautiful lake dora. boy i have something jayme king will be jealous of, the 29th annual sunny land antique boat and classic boat collection here on the lake. we'll talk to the orients of the mahogany watercraft, i love it. you are watching the 8 o'clock hour of "good day orlando." >> john: a real classic. and they are expensive. >> jayme: tell me about it, man! >> luanne: mahogany. >> jayme: works of art. weather. >> luanne: doesn't sound good. >> jayme: a little weather opener, guys! you covered my dismay with the forecast. of dry conditions, but, looks like again the front is going to draw closer and closer and closer to the area late tonight through tomorrow, rain chance goes boop, boop, right on up. here we go. 60s right now, we have had our moments of rain early this morning and a couple of spots now, with light sprinkles and lower cloud deck and some of those areas, here's the deal. we have a little bit of a rain chance early. but as we draw closer to the early afternoon, coincides with the heating

right, but didn't this whole notion of, hey, you'd be electing a celebrity argument, didn't john mccain, davididn't john mccain use that against obama in '08? >> i think it was literally one of the names of his ads was called celebrity. he tried very hard to take all the huge crowds that barack obama was getting when he went on his europe trip to berlin. >> yes. >> that added to this notion of celebrity and that somehow equaled lightweight -- >> and they compared him to paris hilton. >> that's right, and it did not stick it did not work, brooke, and i don't know -- if i read the republican electorate the way it has been reading so far, the way we see it in polls, i don't believe they are open to some argument that trump is somehow not appropriate for the office. that has not seemed to take hold yet as an argument that wins. >> okay. david, dana, we'll see you later, thank you both so much. meantime, donald trump is expected to speak live any moment. we're checking in with all these different candidates of course all day long. live pictures at his event in louisville, kentucky. for his final pi

skies and a live look from our visit orlando tower cam atop the hyatt regency and you see david martin. >> john: i don't see him. >> epcot anywhere. >> amy: i see a ball. all i see. >> there we go. david martin is over there, at the the big festival, epcot. good stuff at the international flower and garden festival. warmed and humid and will stay that way for the next few days, warm and humid, high temperatures will be in the 80s, all the way through friday, maybe saturday. because there is no cold air. none. this time of year, again in spring, we start to see, you know, cold air coming down from canada and it is short lived but nothing is here, nothing at our doorstep doorstep. last night, severe weather mississippi, tennessee and this morning, alabama. once the clouds clear a little bit we'll be warm and breezy. with partly cloudy skies, high temperatures today, mid, maybe even upper 80s today. yeah, definitely warmer than normal. all right, tonight, look for lows in the 60s, with light southwest breezes. wouldn't be surprised to see fog early tomorrow morning. election day tomorrow, also the

with me today is father john david riva, he plays a special role in the year of mercy is a missionary mercy designated by pope francis. father john entered the order in 1990, he was born and raised in southern california area after he completed his education, he worked for the bank of america. the la police department, and the u.s. postal service. he's also served in the military. after completing formation, he was ordained to the priesthood in 1999. he served at st. lawrence and watts in la, and most recently has been working at -- as the champlin and the rector here in san francisco. welcome, father john. >> thank you. good morning >> it is so nice to have you, we have been talking with our viewers about this year of mercy. i was hoping you could talk about what it means to be a missionary of mercy? what is the special role that you and so many others around the world are holding for the church? >> i think, you know, just came to my mind, right now in the midst of so many people of varied ages who are preparing to enter the church, what we are trying to do with them is to heighten i

david: it is almost above imagining, the quantity of the material. there are over 1000 letters between johnand his wife. and they are marvelous letters. david: she was extraordinary. she could hold her own intellectually with any of the brightest people of the day. she was looked upon by the likes of jefferson, franklin, and others as one of the remarkable women of the time. she had never been to school, she was a minister's daughter. she had been educated at home. she read everything, she remembered everything she read. she was a wonderful writer. but she also she made her own clothing. she cooked the meals and looked after the farm and managing family accounts when john was serving in the continental congress or abroad as a diplomat during the war. she carried on as active a correspondence as any woman of the 18th century. if she had done nothing but write the letters, she would be somebody historians and biography errors -- biographers would be interested in. i think that one of the most impressive things about her, charlie, is that in almost every letter she wrote, she quotes several li

john. david verchick is a senior here at u-c and taking part in a co-op program. he describes this day as surreal...and as the bombs were going off... he was a short train ride away <> terror rocking brussels. two bombs going off in the airport... then -- another at a subway station not far away03:39"i kinda just pulled up a live update online -- i know a bunch of my coworkers had pulled up the same thing" 'david verchick' is a senior at the university of cincinnati. he's taking part in a co-op design program... living and working in 'antwerp' ... about a half- hour train ride from the attacks03:55"at one point we did find out the antwerp central station was being shut down and evacuated and no one really knew why. we could see tuesday night -- around 2-dozen u-c students were staying in belgium -- all of them safe. most are on a trip business. david -- and one other... arrived there two months ago04:17"definitely that weird feeling of this could've been me, this could've been someone i know -- especially cause people from our office are always tra

hey, david. >> reporter: hello, john and amy. we're live at the orlando shakespeare theater. telling you about their newest production, called the tempest. let me say something, amy, get the cliff notes version before you buy your tickets and that way you understand all the story here. about love and revenge, and a lot of other word from the shakespearean times i can't pronounce. we'll talk to the people running the beautiful production, coming up in put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, enjoy one today. america runs on dunkin'. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. america runs

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. >> john: buying makeup for your teen and shampoo, what is in the stuff? good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, to you, john. good morning, amy. i have the honor of being with the orlando ballet this morning. in the their rehearsal center. they are now officially in class. where they have to start stretching and stretched for many, many minutes, half an hour i'm told. in the 8 o'clock hour you saw them performing a number from don quixote. their production this weekend. the performing arts. now we're looking at how they get ready for said production. it is part aerobic, part cardio, and dance skills. we'll talk to them coming up in if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy th

john david joined six of his 18 siblings hurricane tank that their family is ready to return tomorrow. >> they get to have it just right and you have to cook it for the right amount of time. >> i have two different sized turkeys, too. >> there definitely has to be. >> i don't want cameras around. as we were talkinging to. you know what, if we can encourage and even one other that needs to be our goal. we have had a lot of healing in our family for the past months and we are ready to move forward and share our lives. >> it is 10 months since scandal hit the devout christian family. they said as a teenager, he molested five underage girls. including sisters. then forced to admit he was not faithful to wife anna. when outed, at ashley madison. while tlc said they were cutting ties with josh. they are still supporting him by having wife anna involved in the show. >> i don't know what i am stepping into. i don't know how to handle each situation. it is not anything. i ever would have thought i would walk through, just do the next right thing and for the next 15 minutes. >> we have so much

john: david vasquez will say there is little about that day. he was forced to put his training to emergency bypass mode because of signal problems. to do that, he left the cabin, flip the switch underneath the front of the train but because he wrapped a microphone cord around the throttle, it took off the moment he hit the switch. you did see the report where the cord around the throttle -- john: and not engage the brake. >> i cannot talk about that. john: it went for more than five miles without an operator. and he lost his job the final report includes a statement after the episode. he said i was putting on my gloves with the mic cord on top of the dead man' s switch, i forgot and misplaced what i had done after talking to the dispatcher. he went on to say in the statement that it was operator error and he could not see the situation at hand because the lights were out inside the cab. live in braintree, john atwater, newscenter 5. maria: a quick look at your economy -- a jump in construction spending sending stocks sharply higher, giving the

david: what about europe for deflation? john: europe has a tremendous problem.ry system with no financial system -- no fiscal system in place to support it. thank you very much, john ryding. thank you for being with us. up next, a deeper dive into the chinese budget as the legislature continues its meeting. ♪ david: you're watching "bloomberg go." the futures in premarket are down but really just marginally. i'm david westin, here with stephanie ruhle. we get started with first word news. julie: it has a most become a korean peninsula. military exercises and north korea warns it has targeted both countries with new their weapons. north korea claims the military drills are rehearsals for an invasion. vice president joe biden is planning to "wipe out the evil" that is the islamic state. he spoke to american troops after visiting the grand mosque. he says the u.s. has carried out 1800 airstrikes against islamic state since october. the inventor of modern e-mail has died. it was 1971 when raymond tomlinson sent the first e-mail on arpanet. the aton also chose symbol

john: david, you need some of those steaks.would like you to get the trump steaks, let us know how they are. david: it's a deal. tracy: do not miss mark and john on "with all due respect" tonight. they will be talking to kim miller. i am sure they will have more on the trump steaks as well. julie hyman joins us with the spdr sector. julie: we are not going to let you forget about the steaks, you realize that? we have the technology etf here. it is down a third of 1%. let's talk about some of the movers within technology. has added two new independent directors to his board. these folks have experience selling companies. one of these people, eric brandt, the former cfo of broadcom which sold itself to a and catherine, friedman from morgan stanley. none of this is helping shares. they are down by 2% today. are watching microsoft, participating in a pullback in large cap technology. bloomberg has an interesting story. the company is offering free licenses for database software. that's likely not what is wearing on the stock. it is

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david chalian, you're crunching the numbers, you'll be back. >> we're back with the panel, john king, david borger, nia-malika henderson. let's start with our analysts and reporters. let's put up this new "wall street journal" poll we've just been getting. let's take a look. republicans' choice for nominee, 30% donald trump, ted cruz in second, very close within the marcher of error at 27%. john kasich moving up past marco rubio. some fascinating numbers, certainly good news for john kasich. we're going to hear from him within this hour. but also this closeness between trump and cruz, john. >> and yet national polls tell you as david noted earlier, clearly signs of weakness in trump, clearly signs of reassessment throughout the republican voters. that's bad news for rubio, discouraging news for trump in that he's coming down. the question is, we don't have a national primary. we go state by state. and right now donald trump is winning. and if he wins more tonight, then we go into march 15th, he'll have a big delegate lead. even if he's starting to weaken nationally, is it too late to

they say it's aaron peskin, jane kim, david compose, john avalos and malia cohen. to one of the supervisors to get their reaction on this article and whether or not they use the app. we have not heard back. at the very least, it brings up an interesting debate on whether this app should be used by public officials in the first place. >>> 8:35. students at uc davis who haven't camped outside the office of the chancellor linda katahey got a chance to speak with her. the students protesting the chancellor's involvement with devry university. a for profit university under federal investigation. she is also on the board of a textbook publishing company. they want her to resign. she showed up unannounced and spoke with them briefly. >> the only time she did speak was to frustratingly tell us like we don't -- what we are saying is inaccurate. she refused to acknowledge her actions in any way. >> the chancer admits she made an error and gave up the board seat. she intends to donate the money to scholarships but is not planning to resign police arrest add homeless man accus

and it was 93-3 and when you have people like general david petraeus, not john mccain but david petraeusit doesn't work, the best way to get information is to establish a relationship with someone who's held, but the most important thing about it all is what separat separates us from them? in other words, it's not about them. it's about us. what kind of country we are, and we wrote the geneva convention to prohibit such things and they may say water boarding isn't bad but when the japanese war criminals was tried, one of the charges against them was waterboawate water boarding and they were hung. >> in the spirit of nancy reagan and ronald reagan, it's wonderful to talk to you today and to have your perspective. thank you very much. thank you for your time. >> thank you, andrea. >> in a moment, an inside look at the life of nancy reagan. as first lady from a man who had a front row seat to history and again, today, you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous st

i'm honored to be here today and the graveful to supervisor david campos, john avalos and the rest ofe board members for recognizing monsignor romero and his legacy. we celebritied the remembrance of his message and to recognize the honorable consulate and members of the salvadorarian community that are here today and to ask the executive director of share foundation to give a couple of words regarding this exceptional human being. >> thank you very much for recognizing romero, as many salvadorarians say, it belongs to the larger community of people that want peace. but in wanting peace, he also wants justice, and he decided to have a preferential option for the suffering ones, for the poor. so we want to invite you today, for next year will be his 100th birthday and we're organizing an international party, both in el salvador and we wish in many citis to honor and remember romero. you are invited and we'll follow-up with you to make sure there is a strong delegation to el salvador to be part of this party. thank you. >> thank you. i would like to pass this beautification of monsignor

i want to go straight to our senior political analyst david gergin and john avalon. david, this is a very important night for donald trump in terms of what he chooses to say and do with any protest incident that happens. >> this is increasingly an incendiary situation. it is the first principle of politics. a presidential candidate sets the tone for his rallierallies. he's got to do that. he's encouraged these kinds of reactions by his rhetoric. >> jim, what did they just say? >> reporter: erin, the trump campaign made an announcement. they have postponed tonight's rally here in chicago. as you can see here there are hundreds, maybe even thousands of protesters on hand. they were here to show up to disrupt this rally. they were not weeded out as they were coming into this building. they were allowed to come in. now you can see this place just erupt into cheers among the protesters, but also donald trump supporters are shouting right back usa, usa. you can see there are people tearing up donald trump for president signs. i have never seen anything like this. you can se

. >> david, john kasich. up in most polls we've seen. tied in one particular poll.> impossible to predict but looks like things are going in the right direction. politics is really about momentum. kasich over the last couple of weeks has been rising steadily in the polls. i would expect a victory. not a huge gap. but i would expect him to come out on top. but that's really important for the never-trump folks to get their wish, which is to hopefully stop trump and not give him the majority before the convention. >> keith, let's talk a little bit about the democratic side. excuse me, jeff. a hillary clinton supporter. she is expected to have a big night here in ohio. she was expected to have a big night last week in michigan as well. what are you seeing on the ground and hearing on the ground? >> i think whatever happens in michigan, we learn from it. i found that we've had a lot more people come in right after michigan. we do a lot more phone bank and street work. i think we're going to without a doubt win ohio. clintons have never lost ohio. bill lowon it and then h

david: ambassador john bolton, thank you very much. melissa? melissa: we want to bring you more breaking news right now. completely separate story. reports of miami-dade police they are evacuating a terminal at miami international airport. that, you're looking at live pictures of what is going on during this evacuation. if you have been to this airport you know what a maze it is. how many people go through this airport, coming in internationally, leaving, going to all parts of the country, other parts of florida. this is a very busy airport with a lot of different people coming from a lot of different spots. the thought of evacuating a entire terminal is a huge decision. puts a lot of people out. you can see right there, that is just a small portion and already, wow, not something that you want to be a part of. you don't know what happened to make them go this length of evacuating people. we don't have any reports on that yet. all we know right now are reports that the terminal, one terminal, at miami international airport has been evacuated. c

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mail to david fuller's port st. john home. what was inside has him outraged. >> i was floored. you know, when i saw it, i was like, i didn't though what to say, what to do. >>reporter: david is married to a white woman. they have three children. this is the letter. says the most ugly n-words and n-word lovers live in the house values of every house on the street. please don't have anymore ugly kids. >> i feel sorry for them. racism shouldn't be around gnome. >>reporter: after he posted the letter on the neighborhood watch facebook page, neighbors wallied in support of the familiar -- rallied in sort of the family. >> it hurts me that someone feels that way about them because they're the sweetest people i know. >>reporter: the family has contacted the brevard county sheriff's office and filed a report, but says they were told there was nothing that could be done since it doesn't contain an actual threat. for david and his family, this is clearly hate mail. he feel threatened by the nature of the let e and more than anything, they worry about their reference to their children. >>

mail to david fuller's port st. john home. what was inside has him outraged. >> i was floored. you know, when i saw it, i was like, i didn't though what to say, what to do. >>reporter: david is married to a white woman. they have three children. this is the letter. says the most ugly n-words and n-word lovers live in the house

john kasich. decisive victory in ohio was significant last night. and ohio is an important state. davidnant governor, final question, there has been a lot of crossover vote. john kasich, i know the guy. used to work with him here at fox. very nice guy. he gets people democrats and independents as well as republicans that like him but nobody has been doing that like donald trump. if donald trump walks out because there is a rule change and he is upset where do his people go? where do trump supporters go? do you think they stay in the convention? >> look, i don't expect that to happen. i think we'll handle this in very democratic way and rules will be set such that it's not an unfair process. so, i have a lot of confidence in the individuals who will be setting the rules at the convention in july. and there are people like us. they're republicans from across the country, on the rules committee, setting the rules for particular convention that we will be heading into. david: lieutenant governor, again, congratulations for last night. stay safe on the trail. thank you for coming in. >> than

supervisors john avalos, david campos and jane kim are holding a news conference calling for fellow supervisors to override a veto by mayor lee. last week levi towed a plan that would charge commercial buildings a $2 per square foot fee and that money would go to transportation projects. >>> multiple explosions in brussels. what president obama says needs to happen in order to prevent attacks i like to from happening here. >> -- like that from happening here. >> we all deal with traffic stress but how does california compare to cities around the country? coming your way. >> the rain is moving out. the sunshine is moving in. coming up, how long we stay in the 70s. that's next. ,,,, ♪ discover every way to easter at target. get a $10 target gift card when you spend $50 on groceries. see store for coupon. news from belgium..where de attacks took place. the brussels airport will rn closed at least through tomorrow. two bombs ripped thro >>> deadly attacks in belgium in the brussels airport, it's closed through tomorrow. two bombs ripped through the airport's departure hall killing at least 10 peopl

. >> an undeniable look alike to his freshly rehabbed brother josh, john david joins six of 18 siblings maintaining the family is ready for the tv return in jill and jessa counting on. >> you have to cook it for the right apartment of time. mount of time. walking through, there definitely have to be periods of times when you have to be, i don't want cameras around. but as we were talking as sib link lings, if we can encourage one american person, that has to be our goal. we're ready to move forward and shear our lives. >> it's been ten months since scandal hit the devout christian family. as a teenager, josh molested five girls, including jessa and jill. then he was forced to admit he was not faithful to wife anna when it was fond he was und he was a paying member of ashley madison. anna is playing a part in the show. >> i don't know how to handle each situation. it's not anything i ever would just do the next right thing, have the next right response for the next 15 minutes. >> though the focus on the series will be on new moms jessa and jill, who is doing missionary work in central am

david: what about john kasich? he could bring ohio to the table. that's a big state. edy: they've already made the deal. >> david, this is where i can say i'm just a former staffer for the current governor of ohio. david: he says up and down i'd never go for vp -- neil: would you join him at the naval observatory? >> i think governor kasich right now is focused on winning this, and he's focused on winning this in a contested -- neil: do you really think that's going to happen? kennedy: no. neil: look at me. >> i'm looking at you neil. that's what he thinks. neil: you're very good with numbers. >> you know i am. neil: okay, so -- >> my wife might beg to differ. neil: the numbers are kind of daunting. >> but let's be honest, and i'll go back to your question. neil: first, you've got to answer mine. >> i tried to answer yours, and i got cut off. look, i think governor kasich recognizes that we've had eight years of a failed administration. does he think that he could be part of an administration that could fix this if it's a republican administration? yes. neil: as a runn

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. >> david, as you aware john kasich announced during his speech tonight he's coming to the philadelphiarea tomorrow. kasich will attend a town hall meeting in villanova. this comes six weeks ahead of the pennsylvania primary. the republican presidential candidate has legal problems here. rubio supporters are challenging kasich's right to be on the pennsylvania ballot. they argue kasich's failed to get the required 2,000 ballot signatures. a judge will decide the issue tomorrow. >>> defending his decision, new jersey governor chris christie responds to criticism over missing trooper sean cullen' funeral. on monday governor christie was on stage with donald trump when some thought he should have been attending the funeral. trooper cullen died when he was hit by car while responding to an accident last tuesday. today governor christie explained his absence. >> last week well before i even was invited to come on monday and campaign with donald trump lieutenant governor and i decided she was going to attend the funeral. if i had been in the state yesterday michael i was planning on going to

david: john is but rubio is not. he's the person to whom the establishment was looking to be the main person going against trump. i think mitt romney to accuse trump of having failed in certain enterprises after the same charge charges made againsm four years ago. the question is not how many times you fail. all business people fail more than they succeed. the question is how you capitalize on your success and minimize your failure. that's the key to good business and trump has shown he's good at this. neil: showcasing these products is a way of saying ... jeff wasn't trying to cover up for at least at the time he was at polling stations the crowds were not humungous. we don't want to say there won't be record turnout. but behind jeb there was tumbleweed. i don't know where you are now. but it looks like -- what is it, a bar? where are you? reporter: i'm at a republican viewing party. this is grand rapid, michigan. i'll get to talk to the head of the kent county republican party in just a moment. 147 delegates at sta

john bresnahan. he is the congressional bureau chief for "politico." and davidszenhorn, who is "new york times" congressional reporter. thank you for being with us. senator, i want to begin with the crs report that said in 1992, the chair of the judiciary committee, your colleague, joe biden, now vice president, had blocked the nomination of 32 george herbert walker bush federal judicial nominations that year. is that accurate? sen. leahy: no, that is not accurate. in fact, he did 65 or 70 of president bush's nominees, including a large number of district courts and courts of appeals, and it was actually confirming -- letting the senate confirm nominations right up through september of an election year. no, if there were then that did not go through -- that it was for other reasons. he set, really, a record. now, contrast that to what happened when george w. bush was in the last two years of his presidency. i was chairman. so there could be no question on fairness, i put through 68 of his nominees. the republicans have about only 16 of president obama's in the l