apparently that wasn't enough. >> within a second my whole world changed. >> reporter: she called david ryan her uncle. tonight ryan is on life support and finley keeps playing it over in her head. >> his eyes definitely were not on the road. >> reporter: their car ran out of gas. with the flashers activated, she started pushing from the back and ryan pushed with one hand on the wheel. >> i finally got out it was and i jumped to the side and i was screaming move, david. i turned my back and heard a big crash. >> reporter: the 29-year-old lakeland man who dreamed of being a ufc fighter was no match for a honda civic going 50 miles per hour right at him.

. >> reporter: she called david ryan her uncle. tonight ryan is on life support and finley keeps playing it over in her head. >> his eyes definitely were not on the road. >> reporter: their car ran out of gas. with the flashers activated, she started pushing from the back and ryan pushed with one hand on the wheel. >> i finally got out it was and i jumped to the side and i was screaming move, david. i turned my back and heard a big crash. >> reporter: the 29-year-old lakeland man who dreamed of being a ufc fighter was no match for a honda civic going 50 miles per hour right at him. and i was holding his head. he wasn't breathing or moving. >> reporter: investigators identified the man at the wheel as oliver simmons junior of tampa. deputies hauled him off to jail after finding eight bags of marijuana in his car. she is convinced that he had to be distracted. he is the only one that didn't see them. >> i know his eyes were not on the road. if i lose my uncle because of him not paying attention, that would be wrong. >> reporter: the

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emerge as an alternative to donald trump and today, house speaker paul ryan making it clear, it won't be him? >> reporter: that's right, david. speaker ryan saying today, if you want to be president, you should run for president, and that there is no situation in which he will accept the party's nomination this year, including at the convention in cleveland, david. >> tom llamas live in florida tonight. tom, thank you. >>> and now, to the democratic side tonight. hillary clinton with a string of victories, now pivoting to donald trump. all of those states in light blue on the map. but in missouri, still too close to call. clinton, when asked by us if the idea of a difficult fight against donald trump gives her pause, she said no. here's abc's cecilia vega now. >> reporter: the democratic nomination now within arm's reach, and hillary clinton is trump. >> we should be breaking down barriers, not building walls. our commander in chief has to be able to defend our country, not embarrass it. >> reporter: trump, today, firing off, too, saying clinton doesn't have the strength or energy to be president, recycling an attack line th

you have a memory like a steel trap. >> ryan: meaningless things i remember. >> amy: thanks, david. tell them they got it wrong. >> ryan: good job, amy. >> amy: i know. i know. feels good. hey, brooks. >> brooks: i guess we've been having "titanic" questions all week. amy had -- all right. well, good morning, everybody. brooks tomlin in for jayme king. here's the live view from our folks, it's going to be a spectacular day. tons of clear skies over most of central florida. a few clouds right along a1a, flagler, volusia counties. and we'll warm up today much warmer than we have been. good wednesday morning, everybody. brooks tomlin in for jayme king. temperatures this morning predominantly in the 50s. these are 8:00 numbers. 9:00 numbers come out in about ten minutes. guarantee you a lot of folks in the 60s already. interesting to note. miami, ft. lauderdale low 70s, look at tallahassee. clear skies, calm winds, temperatures in the low 40s right now in tallahassee. mid-40s in alachua county. today is the day we start to warm up and the humidity begins to increase. we start to feel a l

ryan. mr. trump: we have david reagan. david, come in. and bill and his incredible wife had a son. upsete sun -- will you be if he turns out greater than you? to be thrilled. that's a good father. chase elliott. the hottest young driver in the world. [applause] >> i'm just happy to be here. this is a great demand. i think he's the guy who can do some great things for us. thank you. [applause] >> [chanting] trump. : they just said keep the wall going. we are going to keep the wall going, believe me. it has been an amazing time. that is justing incredible. these are incredible people, incredible athletes. in the job brian has done is legendary. i just could not be happy or that we are here. i just want to discuss a few of the things. tomorrow is a really big day. we have to get out and vote. you know, i don't want your money. i don't even want brian's money. brian is good for some money but i don't want ryan's money. i want everybody. talking about a movement. i said what are you talking about. where is david? andid such an amazing story he's talking about a movement. this is not lik

. >> ryan: we talked during the break about this. >> david is on the right track. diehard one. >> amy: diehard-1. luanne and ryan, agreeing with david. what do you think, jayme and >> amy: everyone is sure of themselves today. >> john: our retired cop, as he left, said it is the best christmas movie of all time, diehard-1. >> amy: do you agree? i don't remember it being a christmas music, was it? >> john: there was a christmas theme. >> amy: let's see who got it right. here's your answer. >> he doesn't have a choice... >> amy: it is diehard! bruce willis, diehard. so funny, looking at clips of the movie, yesterday, i'm like, it seemed like a million years ago! right? >> -- >> i used to love moon lighting and i loved the characters, awesome, on that show. good stuff, thank for playing, everybody. good job! [applause]. >> amy: jayme king. the latest cam, downtown, high clouds streaming through and will be the case all day long and it may thin and come back. as we head through sdwloefrn hours, at that time we begin to inherit a rain chance, i think through the early, e

david duke. speaker paul ryan had this to say. no gains. they must reject any group were cause that is built on bigotry. we believe all people are and our government. >> politics take center stage on the super tuesday. smaller tonight. democrats and republicans had to the polls. the biggest single day of voting in the nomination process. the front runners are hoping >> voters are lining up at polling stations on super tuesday in what is a record turnout. donald trump with a significant lead over his opponents in most of the 12 state voting republican primaries. >> those numbers may be low. >> some people that want to acknowledge they are supporting for him. he will win texas hoping to make it a two man race. >> what we we see i believe is with a significant chunk of delegates. >> democrats are in a two- person contest and hillary clinton is hoping to land a knockout blow to bernie sanders. sanders voted early this morning in vermont but he is looking for more than boats tonight. >> the goal is to end up with as many delegates as we can. >>

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very much as we said some traction but a win still is a win in this case for donald trump david and i think ryan in virginia beach donald trump supporters came out for a super tuesday watch party at the labelle joins us with more from people who say trap is the one to be in virginia beach. supporters of donald trump when not at all surprising when the final results came in and that many of them had already expected have to take every state except texas is the am. this is a movement and beat side so i believe most of the biggest or own more than two dozen people came out to pembroke pizza restaurant in virginia beach to show their support for republican presidential candidate donald results began to roll in their words she the optimism about some chances and for many people supporting the business mobile would be a job creator as well as the candidate they say will strengthen the country. he's not hot. he's not manipulated he's not part of the establishment and he's going to bring in the change that this country needs like a day how excited we are to see virginia beach. in spite of all the establ

and now paul ryan today criticizing donald trump for not making it very clear where he stands on the kkk and david duke. paul ryan saying as a party we shouldn't have any part of that. donald trump did not talk about that at this rally today so perhaps he'll deal with that later on tonight. he's scheduled to have a news conference in florida. >> thank you, sir. let's go now to brian todd who is at a polling station this is just outside of our nation's capital. brian todd what are the voters telling you? >> a lot of different reasons for coming out to the polls today, brooke. but a lot of them are very interesting because so many of these people that we are kind of doing our informal sampling of are first-time primary voters. they're checking in here. showing a photo i.d. we'll swing it around here. our photo journalist and i will take you through the process here. here's a lady voting. it's all paper balloting here. they vote behind these partitions. what we love to show you, voting in real time as it's in progress. once she votes, once all these other people vote, they put it into the scanner. th

do you believe that is possible with paul ryan? david: do. he is a little trapped in the reagan era, but i think his aspirations are real. i think it's possible with hillary clinton. all believe in transparency and over and government come -- , but my government friend says that government privateo some things in for the same reason village people should wear clothing. you don't want to see everything. i think it's the only way to begin the term. the leadership can make the terms. charlie: sanders and trump. there is a deep passion embedded in the trump and sanders phenomenon for energy, magical thinking. is that a function of disbelief? overestimated to our individual effort. charlie: i believe it's not just about the marketplace. it has to do with your ability and your initiative to change lives, and start with the people that are closest to you. changing lives meaning being open to the things you talked about. all the stuff you believe in terms of love and that there is a capacity to make a difference. david: we all know people who had eve

ryan opened up to reporters yesterday. he ripped trump for hesitating to reject support from former ku klux klan leader david duke during a t interview. ryan said anyone who wants to be the gop nominee must reject any group or cause that is built on bigotry. well, trump fired back last night. >> i'm going to get along great with congress, okay? paul ryan, i don't know him well. i'm sure i'll get along great with him. if i don't, he'll have to pay a big price. >> trump and ryan have been at odds for several years with trump's plan to deport 12 million undocumented immigrants and ban muslims from entering the u.s. >>> check this out, the cover headline of this morning's "new york daily news" reads "make america migrate." with a satirical suggestion that his opponents should get ready to leave the country. >>> wilson died while trying to protect people inside a gamestop in north philadelphia. he died in a firefight with two men who tried to rob the store. >>> a township in montgomery county is honoring a plow driver for his life-saving efforts following the blizzard in january. the cheltenham board of commissioners awarded ma

ryan newman, chase, and david gave their endorsements. as well as nascar's ceo brian france. trump is favor today win in at least ten states tomorrow. marco rubio will be back in florida tomorrow as well. tonight the senator rallied in arkansas accusing trump of trying to carry out a scam to take control of the presidency. news 6 will be with both camps if the results come in, mic mic will be with the trump team. rubio. they'll be there all night on news 6. >>> tonight, bat man is in jail. crime at all. deputies say he was causing it. accused of robbing stores across orange county. that is until a real couple of superheros cracked the case. erik sandoval is there live at the pizza joint where he start ed to fall apart. >> sheriff's investigators say bat man robbed this pizza place last friday. but the people that wanted him to work here, didn't want him to get away. they chased him down this alley. and at the foot of this fence, they found his cell phone. and investigators say this is what unmasked this bat man. >> investigators say he terrified store clerks all around the ea

ryan. mr. trump: we have david reagan. david, come in. and bill and his incredible wife had a son. upsete sun -- will you be if he turns out greater than you? to be thrilled. that's a good father. chase elliott. the hottest young driver in the world. [applause] >> i'm just happy to be here. this is a great demand. i think he's the guy who can do some great things for us. thank you. [applause] >> [chanting] trump. : they just said keep the wall going. we are going to keep the wall going, believe me. it has been an amazing time. that is justing incredible. these are incredible people, incredible athletes. in the job brian has done is legendary. i just could not be happy or that we are here. i just want to discuss a few of the things. tomorrow is a really big day. we have to get out and vote. you know, i don't want your money. i don't even want brian's money. brian is good for some money but i don't want ryan's money. i want everybody. talking about a movement. i said what are you talking about. where is david? andid such an amazing story he's talking about a movement. this is not lik

was joined by nascar hall of famer "bill elliot: along with current drivers "chase elliot, ryan newman, and david ragan". france says he's known trump for years and knows he's a winner.a nascar sponsor took to twitter to tell france he's disappointed in the endorsement.nascar reps say france was making a personal announcement and not speaking for nascar. 3 time for weather 3 with nicole. rain in the afternoon, followed by rain and storms this evening. some storms could be strong. highs reach 67 in the upstate and 61 in the mountains. tonight drops into the 40s and upper 30s, with lingering showers and tn border snow. 3 ((weather hit)) 3 time for traffic. 3 we're watching: watching: 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 3 north carolina capital.. after police shoot and kill a man in the street.we'll tell you what investigators are saying this morning. 3 here's a live look over greenville--you're watching the morning news on fox carolina. 3 3 good morning, i'm cody alcorn. watson.and i'm diana good morning, i'm 3 cody alcorn.and i'm diana watson.tonight at ten, super tuesday results. se

donald trump announced big names like bill and chase elliott, ryan new man and david reagan would join him on stage for this. >> this is a great man and the guy who can do great things for us so thank you. >> also joining the drivers the man who runs nascar itself. c.e.o. brian france. fans on both sides of the controversy reacted quickly and some said it would hurt the sport's outreach to minorities. david whisenant. first of all, why did the endorsements come yesterday? >> well, donald trump was in georgia for a rally and the nascar folks were there because the race sunday was in atlanta. georgia is a super tuesday state that is voting today. the timing made sense but there was one unaccounted for element of times that seemed to surprise a lot of folks. [cheering] the hottest young driver in the world. >> sounded like driver introductions at the speedway only the announcer was a man who wants to be president. donald trump brought out brian france for an endorsement and ryan newman and bill elliott and his son chase. >> i think he can do great things for us. >> there was an immediate

was joined by nascar hall of famer "bill elliot: along with current drivers "chase elliot, ryan newman, and david ragan". france says he's known trump for years and knows he's a winner.a nascar sponsor took to twitter to tell france he's disappointed in the endorsement.nascar reps say france was making a personal announcement and not speaking for nascar. 3 3 it's ______.coming up ...the happy meal is evolving.we'll tell how mcdonalds is changing things up now.. 3 we head to break with a live look at... 3 but first let's take a look at 3 good morning, i'm cody alcorn. and i'm diana watson.tonight see if when we go to the store, i find my box of honey bunches of oats and i'm checking to see if i packaged it. best cereal in the world right there. if the last 3 letters were p22, that's me! 3 welcome back--we're taking a live look at...greenville 3 spring practice for college football is underway-- and the tigers are hoping to have another strong season. 3 monday was the first of 15 practices leading into the annual orange and white game on april 9th. after a heartbreaking loss in that national champi

ryan was referring to david duke's endorsement. trump said yesterday, he absolutely rejected this. and did not disavow him in a cnn interview because he had a fault earpiece. >>> meeting with republican leaders. since the death of justice antonin scalia. but republicans steadfastly refusing to consider any nominee that he selects. >> if the shoe were on the other foot, do any of you think the democrats would be confirming a republican president's nomination in the last year of his term? >> let's just do it. vote up or vote down. stop trying to politicize the supreme court. >> here's what's at stake. the high court split 5-4 between conservatives and liberals. if republicans don't budge, democrats say this is the first time since 1875 that a president supreme court nominee does not receive a senate hearing. >>> it was a sad day at prince william county, as they said goodbye to one of their own. officer ashley guindon was killed in the line of duty. she was remembered today at the hilton memorial chapel in woodbridge. peggy fox? >> reporter: there were thousands of police officers he

. >> i'm training ryan and david for cleveland in the in the end the mississippi delegates went to fordhe became the party's nominee. >> west virginia -- >> 20 votes for gerald ford. >> that did it. gerald ford was over the top and he saw it all in his hotel suite with some of the people who worked with him since new hampshire. he said it had been a long, hard struggle. he took the trip he has long promised up committed trip he would make, over to ronald reagan's house. this picture buzz important to the president. the president hopes it will convince reagan supporters to work for him. >> joining me now is presidential historian douglas brinkley. charlie pierce, righter at large for esquire magazine. welcome to both of you. doug, let me start with you. it's remarkable -- there's so many things happening here that echo today. one of them is essentially the establishment verse the nonestablishment forces. in this case, in the person of the sitting incumbent president of the united states fighting by his -- by every hook and crook to get nomination of his own party. >> absolutely. great fo

ryan. >> i'm jamison uhler. a murder mystery gone cold. david neil shot while driving as th are approving a fix to the state's death penalty system. that it will require at least 10 out of 11 jurors to recommend the death penalty in order for it to be carried out. lawmakers were forced to rewrite that law after the u.s. supreme court declared it unconstitutional in january. been on hold since then. >>> and we now know when that accused killer will go on trial for the death of her daughter, setting the november 28 start date for the trial of thomas who is accused of abusing and killing her 11-year-old daughter. the girl's body was found in the locked freezer back in october. and if convicted, she'll spend the rest of her life in prison. prosecutors have already said that they will not seek the death penalty. >> now the most accurate team in florida and abc action weather. >>> good evening everybody, we've got some rain just offshore. the rate in which they are toat trump in this election. done well in this election no doubt about that, but the nu

. >> i'm training ryan and david for cleveland in the in the end the mississippi delegates went to fordame the party's nominee. >> west virginia -- >> 20 votes for gerald ford. >> that did it. gerald ford was over the top and he saw it all in his hotel suite with some of the people who worked with him since new hampshire. he said it had been a long, hard struggle. he took the trip he has long promised up committed trip he would make, over to ronald reagan's house. this picture buzz important to the president. the president hopes it will convince reagan supporters to work for him. >> joining me now is presidential historian douglas brinkley. charlie pierce, righter at large for esquire magazine. welcome to both of you. doug, let me start with you. it's remarkable -- there's so many things happening here that echo today. one of them is essentially the establishment verse the nonestablishment forces. in this case, in the person of the sitting incumbent president of the united states fighting by his -- by every hook and crook to get nomination of his own party. >> absolutely. great footage,

gloria borger, david chalian, dana bash, ryan williams, who is with us before, our thanks to all of you for being part of what is truly an extraordinary moment in a campaign that just keeps getting more wild by the moment. >> keeps on getting exactly what it's getting. i mean, it gets wilder and wilder. our special coverage of this special moment in american politics continues with ashleigh banfield, right after this. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello, everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield, and welcome to "legal view." if anyone watching donald trump's scorched earth drive to the gop presidential nomination was wondering, what do you think mitt romney thinks about all of this, well, now we know. in the latest bizarre ending of conventional politics, the 2012 republican nominee just gave a speech, just wrapped it up. excoriating the likely 2016 nominee. donald trump tried to beat romney to the punch with a series of overnight tweets, including this one. failed candidate mitt romney who ran one of the worst races in presidential history is working with the establishment to bury a big "r,

here to discuss, gloria borger and david chalon and dana bash. also with us is ryan williams. he used to work for governor mitt romney when he was running for president. gloria, it's a long way from delighted to phony and fraud. >> it is a long way, and i think there's no doubt about it when trump says that mitt romney actually courted donald trump for his endorsement last time. he did. i think the question that we have to hear answered today from mitt romney is has something changed in the republican party? you have a republican party establishment that has sat this out for quite some time, and now suddenly when it looks like trump may well be on the precipice of getting the nomination, you have a letter signed by 50 national security experts who have mitt romney coming out there on mass to try and say no, don't do it. what they don't have, and what they're not sort of presenting is a united force for somebody else to take on donald trump today. we don't have that. they don't have that. >> and ryan, as gloria points out, what people are looking to hear is has something change

david: mitt romneys and paul ryans and others, and who have expressed severe reservations. >> i don't care what -- they're one vote each. i could give a damn less what they think and care. they didn't, the whole bunch of them, has anybody thought about the plight of the middle class in america? have they thought about how they're being squeezed and squeezed and squeezed? not only, not only generational theft, but now you got income inequality. who's, who's working for these people? they're getting worse and worse. guess what, neil? these are all people part of the process for the last 25 years that people are now disgusted with. this is what's going on! i would be worried about them. you know what? if they're the establishment, the establishment is in trouble! deirdre: that was billionaire home depot cofounder ken langone, saying a revolution is here. on that note the so-called establishment represented by former 2012 presidential nominee mitt romney just announcing he is going to be speaking tomorrow on the state of the 2016 presidential race. this is "risk & reward." i'm deirdre bol

commercial against jeremiah wright, who is the black equivalent of david duke, both racist, he personally refused to do that. paul ryan was part of that ticket. they refused. we worked for jack kemp. if he understood that paul ryan refused to take on thebigotry. oh to see these people lecturing donald trump who has many times over gone after david duke and dissociatived himself from david duke, and i might add, donald trump's daughter, son-in-law are jewish. the implication he would be consorting with him is bizarre. >> that's why it was so surprising. that's. >> jake tapper thought wait a minute, you just said i don't know david duke. i don't know about this white supremicst. you can't blame this on an earpiece. the polls are showing donald trump is poised to sweep right across these super tuesday states. maybe not texas, but that remains to be seen. a lot of people want to know if this changes the dynamic for him at all. if he needs to listen to any whiff of the sounds coming from heretofore very, very important people. alex? >> well, i don't think it changes the dynamic for this, these primaries today. donald trump

video camera to document the scene, schaeffer visits his new property with a friend, david lang, and lang's neighbor ryan lamere. >> you want to see hoarding? you're going to see it. >> looked like a typical house that had neglect. the neighbors had put up a fence on the one side because of what had been there. >> the trees were all overgrown, the bushes. so they were overgrown on the house. there was a car parked outside. it was completely packed with stuff. >> that was overflow from the house. basically when you opened up the door to the car, it was filled to the ceiling. >>y shut the door and locked it. i'm sure if you opened it up, it would all fall out. >> looked like stuff you'd find digging through the garbage. >> there was a note in there saying in is my stuff. do not take it. it's not garbage. this is my stuff. >> with the camera still rolling the group moves into the neglected home to assess the damage. >> different places in the house had different things. when you initially walked into the house, it was a breezeway between the garage and the actual main house. that area had junk, laundry bott