. >> there are a handful of bills that a ledge slarture here dealing with abortion it's a democratic house and governor far. one of them is new it would regulate abortion clinics under the attorney general. to me that's not his job. they're getting creative now. >> you used the right word. they're getting creative. that antiabortion activists can pull from you're also looking to experiment. what might give you some political or stra tee gik advantage. it can translate over into other states if it works. >> what you're saying is this issue will never be resolved. >> typically what happens -- what's been the theme over the last 20 plus years is that this experiment they put out some piece of -- resets the parameters of what's possible. then you go back to drawing board and see what you can push forward with. you're right nothing gets resolved it's just challenging form and continuing to go. >> if the texas case end in a tie could it be heard again once >> there's lots of variations but likely what would happen is that you would get a case from a different court. but then because we have thes

. >> house democratic leader nancy pelosi. talked about the taxes abortion law case currently under consideration by the supreme court. this is about 15 minutes. >> good morning. yesterday we had our annual celebration of women's history month honoring the service and sacrifice of women veterans have defended our rights and freedoms. i am honored to be joined by first lady michelle obama and joe biden as we honored brigadier general thomas decorated woman and national security history. unfortunately in oral arguments republicans were working to undermine the rights and freedoms of all women. they sadly chose to continue there witchhunt against a scientific research wasting time and taxpayer dollars on radical of session. we are hopeful the justices will uphold the supreme court decision and for decades a precedent and reject texas politicians brazen assault on women's reproductive rights. republican actions deal with the court. they continue to obstruct with the refusal to even consider interviewing for having a hearing to fil

it' s 11:00 on a monday and there' s nobody in here. walked into an empty house chamber yesterday complaining , the democratic-controlled house has not yet passed a budget. house democrats fired back, posting on their own facebook page that leaders were busy working on the transportation budget at that time. >> i' m not a big fan of social media stuff so we' ll accomplish it as we always have, in a timely fashion, and we' ll be presenting the governor with a balanced budget. sheree: the house leadership also says they don' t traditionally convene until 4:00 on monday afternoons to allow lawmakers from across kentucky to make it to the capitol. the video has gone viral. the governor' s post has been viewed more than 750,000 times on facebook in just the last 24 hours. announcer: cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. kevin: very springlike day across the ohio valley. mainly high clouds going by from time to time. sunshine and that has made for a beautiful day across the region. even now, temperatures into the 60' s and 70' s across most of the area. that will make for a delightful evening, if you have

mark: governor bevin walked into an empty house chamber on monday , complaining the democratically controlled house has not come up with a budget. the on a transportation bill at that time. >> we will present the governor mark: he says they do not convene until 4:00 to allow lawmakers to make it to the capital. s post has been facebook. new york. tomorrow. they are staying busy in new york. this is jalen reynolds giving food to a homeless man. it is a tradition that he started two years ago after joining the big east. mark: tomorrow they take on the winner of the st. john' s-marquette game. the opener is 7:00 tomorrow at madison square garden. s certified most accurate forecast. randi: yesterday ended up being the warmest day of the year so far, 74. of our reach, but it will be a nice afternoon. the normal high is 50 degrees. we are 10 degrees above average throughout the next week. looking at radar, we have sunshine going on in cincinnati and to the east. to the west and south, we have more cloud cover. i will zoom out, you can see light rain showers decreasing in intensity through willful -

house. democrats have controlled the kentucky house for nearly a century. one of tomorrow's contests is for the 62nd house district... which includes owen county. tomorrow's phillip pratt against democrat chuck tackett. both are from georgetown. needle exchange programs across ohio are handing out 54- thousand syringes every month. that is according to a community solutions." solutions."the report covers cincinnati and the other major cities in the state. the study says that as of last november... 36-hundred syringes had been exchanged in cincinnati. health officials say some people come every day for a fresh needle. the needle exchange program in clark county, indiana has hit a snag. officials there desperately asked for permission to start the program because of a spike in h-i-v cases linked to dirty needles. but the county health department's application hasn't been approved yet.. but it still needs to provide additional information to the state. it would take hours to fully cover what marian spencer has done for cincinnati. today.. council took a step t

house and congress. everyone talks about democrats. remember when they had the house and senate? can't get nothing done. the democrats did not get nothing done. no, because the republicans had their most, uh, what do you call it? filibusters. they got the record in filibusters in the senate. i've never seen so much filibustering in my life. we have got to get rid of the congress of the senate and the house. we have got to get rid of them. if you want something done, get rid of this tea party. remember back in 2010? they ran on jobs. where are the jobs they said they are going to get. they lie. they always lie. we get rid of this congress and his house and senate, we will get something done. host: what do you want to replace the house and the senate with congress with? throw them all out and elect new people? caller: yes. from out and get democrats in there, and you will see a difference, i guarantee you. lakeland, florida. here is bernie sanders in columbus, ohio. this was bernie sanders on sunday talking to the crowd there. [video clip] senator sanders: what this campaign is abo

. >> america's economy does better when we have a democrat in the white house. >> reporter: democrat hillary clinton is poised to win all of the states in play today. bernie sanders is counting on upsets by winning over economically disaffected voters in the midwest by using a donald trump tactic, attacking free trade agreements. >> i am with the workers. secretary clinton stood with the big money interest. >> reporter: it is obvious donald trump and bernie sanders don't have much in common but opposing free trade agreements has gotten them support from both sides of the aisle. >>> plans are in the works for major safety changes on one of san francisco's most dangerous streets. today the city's transportation board is scheduled to vote on a $12 million safety improvement plan for franklin street famous crooked part. it is the part in the marina district that leads to the entrance of the golden gate bridge. the plan is to widen sidewalks to protect pedestrian and more productive crosswalks. there will be more places to park. park. >> hopefully it will work out. any time the city does

my next guest is a lifelong democrat house now supporting trump. why the change and why now?> thank you for having me. the pivotal point for me to change was the kat -- was the ke steinle case. he was an illegal immigrant hiding out in a sanctuary city. the president obama has refused to acknowledge her and donald trump acknowledged her several times. that changed my entire course. deirdre: that was a tragic loss for her and her family. immigration then became a number one subject for you. do you have imagine, was in a visceral reaction like this could happen to me, this could happen to my family? >> of course it could. the perception right now with the perforated borders we have, it's sad we are in a so sight where you kind of feel the need to again profile, but then you don't want to because if you feel guilty. but you are always looking over your shoulder. deirdre: donald trump says he feels like people who want to be political lire correct are actually ruining our country. >> exactly. we introduced you as a lifelong democrats. i'm assuming your parents are and the people

. >> house democratic leader nancy pelosi. talked about the taxes abortion law case currently under consideration by the supreme court. this is about 15 minutes.

in as the first woman speaker, that was in part because she had tremendous support of democratic women in the house. by the time she was sworn in, there were 50 democratic women in the house. that was the base for her as well as the california congressional delegation to make that history. of course now we are ready to do it again at the white house level and very excited about hillary clinton's chances. >>> i know that is something that you are a big hillary clinton supporter but bernie sanders stands for a lot of the same issues as far as women's rights. if bernie wins, will you support bernie? >> he is a good candidate but it is hillary that has taken leadership on a lot of the issues and brought in the political discussion issues that we don't talk about like equal pay for equal work. paid leave. issues like that. so i think that's why women are the core of her support. she gets overwhelming support from women across the country and i think both people that are for bernie and people for hillary clinton will fight together to win the general election because it looks like it will be donald trump

philadelphia did have two democratic special house elections.t cost $350,000, by the way, in a time of tight budgets, and now we have an interesting outcome, of course, so the bottom line is that lynwood savage won in the 192nd district. that's the area of wynnefield and overbrook, and tonyelle cook won in the 200th district. >> 200th. >> yes, and so we have two new faces that will be going to harrisburg, but did we need to have it at this moment? those seats have been open for 10 or 11 weeks. couldn't we wait six more weeks? >> the answer is no, and you can't blame those two really good candidates. i know tonyelle, and i really congratulate her. she has worked really, really hard in the community for a long period of time, but this came from harrisburg. >> we couldn't wait till spring? >> this came from -- i absolutely agree. this came from speaker turzai, and the issue wasn't about the two philadelphia seats, it was the 57th district outside of pittsburgh that was the issue. this is a seat that had a republican representative, but has a majori

republicans pushed hard to win the four special elections tuesday and upend democratic control of the house. but democrats fended them off to maintain a 53-47 majority.it's the only legislative body in the south under democratic leadership. now to the race for the white house. it's your voice, your vote. three decisive victories for donald trump last night, while voters in one major state brought an *unexpected marci gonzalez is in new york with the latest. today- bernie sanders celebrating a major upset in michigan-winning yesterday's primary there - after polling behind hillary clinton by double digits.sot - sanders in florida: i want to take the opportunity to thank the people of michigan who kind of repudiated the pollsstill- sanders came away with fewer delegates than clinton overall yesterday- because of her big win in mississipi-bringing her more than halfway to the delegate-count she needs to win the democratic nomination. sot clinton"the stakes in this election keep raising higher. on the republican side, ted cruz - picking up idaho... sot-cruz at this point, our campaign has beate

house. they would have taken the last democratically held legislative house in the entire american south. but instead, last night in kentucky, republicans lost in three of those four seats. the democrats last night actually increased their hold on that legislature. so, forecast, cloudy. right? by which i do not mean that we're forecasting clouds. i mean the forecast is cloudy. it's hard to read at this point. i mean, in 1964 when republicans picked barry goldwater, yeah, he lost really badly for president but also republicans got just destroyed across the country. republicans that year lost the senate, they lost really badly in the house as well. democrats got a 2/3 majority in both the senate and the house that year. it was just mega. that's, of course, how lyndon johnson was able to pass landmark legislation with the bright blue democratic congress that he got elected in '64 when he was running against barry goldwater. right? so that's one lesson. that said, in the mirror image election in 1972, democrats nominated george mcgovern and he got beaten even worse than gold water did, that ye

nicole: the two democratic white house hopefuls are fighting for nearly 700 delegates in five statesntial contests. lauren: at least 37 people are dead and 125 others oned following a car bomb attack in turkey. the powerful bomb went off last night near a crowded bus station in the turkish capital of ankara. the massive explosion engulfing cars, buses and people. this is the secretaryist attack to hit the capitol in less than a month. there were no immediate claims of responsibility. turkish officials suspect that kurdish separatists are to blame. nicole: we're learning more about a an attack on a popular ivory coast resort that killed at least 16 people. diplomatic source tells fox news that the attack most likely target ad u.s. delegation led built u.s. secretary of commerce. he was leading a group of americans, including college recruiters from the university of florida. terrorists struck a hotel popular with westerners before the delegation was due to arrive there. a group linked to al qaeda is believed to be responsible. the six attackers were also killed. lauren: the u.s. and s

clinton has 5 27 delegates to bernie sanders who has 325. 2382 delegates are needed to win for the democrats. house ryan says if a person wants to be the nominee of republican party they must reject any group or cause built on big industry. >> if a person wants to be the nominee of the republican party, nominee of the republican party, there can be no evasion and no games. they must reject any group or cause that is built on bigotry. this party does not prey on people's prejudices. we appeal to their highest ideals. this is the party of lincoln. >> despite his strong statement ryan says he will still support the g.o.p. nominee whoever he is. he didn't mention any candidate by name but everyone knew who he was talking about. special coverage of super tuesday resumes roo at 10:00 p.m. on channel 7 because of our super tuesday coverage both jeopardy and wheel of fortune pre-emed today and catch tonight episodes tomorrow morning beginning at 2:10 over on channel 7 so set your dvr. >> apple and the fbi were on the hot seat in washington as they made their cases before house committee on the battle betwe

obama has presided over tremendous democratic losses while he's been in the white house. democratic losses over almost eight years are little discussed but they are dramatic. here is the tally. democrats have lost 11 governorships, 13 senate seats and 69 house seats since president obama took office. but none of that even causing hesitation for mr. obama, who reportedly urged donors to rally around hillary clinton saying sanders' campaign is nearing the end. the white house quickly emphasizing the president was not indicating a candidate preference. >> both of the democrats who are running, because they have demonstrated an understanding and a commitment to building on the progress that we made thus far would be far better presidents than anybody that's been put up on the republican side. lou: i would love to see someone diagram that sentence. with statements like that and mr. obama's won/loss recordas president, i would be deeply grateful if for the sake of our great nation president obama chooses to get on the campaign trail and as soon as possible, and it's my guess tha

meanwhile, the be be democratic whowfwhite house applies band ao them. real comprehensive immigration reform remains stalled in congress. but as the immigration debate blends in more with the national security debate at least in the minds of voters the u.s. armed forces are looking to immigrants whether or not they are authorized to be in this country to help fill the ranks of u.s. military services and the military wants to reward those illegals 5illegals by granting . citizenship. what the u.s. government has done, especially in times of war. with duarte geraldino reports. diswawrduarte geraldino reports. >> reporter: dave tomlinson is an immigrant from be be south america. he just became an american three years since moving to new york city. >> how long has your mother lived there? >> 20 years. had a green card, i decided to join the army because i wanted to speed up the process a little bit. >> that process can take up to five years from when a foreign he obtains a green card. >> once i joined the army it came through in a few months. >> reporter: fo

let's face it. >> reporter: meanwhile, on in the democratic race, bernie sanders won kansas and the caucuses in nebraska. >> and the way to the white house is to win democrats and to win independents and to make sure trump does not win independents. won louisiana, now she is looking ahead to winning the mississippi primary on tuesday. >> i am a progressive who likes to get things done. >>> and new this morning, after the results came in, trump gave his victory speech in florida. in it he says he believes rubio should drop out at this point making it a race between trump and ted cruz. >>> in fayetteville, preparations are underway for gop front runner donald trump's visit there. he will address supporters at the crown coliseum. this is the second campaign visit for trump in north carolina. he held a rail rally in raleigh in december. >>> the clintons will be making stops in our state next week. bill clinton will campaign here tomorrow. hillary clinton will be here thursday. the latest elon poll shows hillary clinton with a 10-point lead over bernie sanders in north carolina. >>> hear from the head of the republican party on "face the nati

in 1990, a lot of southern democrats were voting republican in house races. by 1994, the republican party had become a conservative product those who voted for democrats in house races were now voting republican. so you really saw the parties begin to pull apart. i argue in the book it is not surprising that, you know, the full polarization that took hold in the '90s was the impeachment of bill clinton. >> host: in your book you talk about how clinton moved toward the conservative ideology talking about this is the end of the era of the big government. he is taking on the language of the conservatives. he does well with independents and i suppose what remains of sort of moderate to liberal republicans because he wins twice. but doesn't that indicate this conservative movement has power to force clinton to the right? >> guest: yes, in the book i quote a progressive activist who has been around and said just as nixon was the last president of the liberal era clinton was the last president of the conservative era. clinton understood after three democratic defeats

the bills are being heard in a democratic led house committee today. one of the five bills will allow conceal carry on public school grounds. another would repeal gun magazine limits the house that panel is expected to reject >>> a new battle over gas and safety. excel and highlands ranch neighborhood are going head-to- head over proposed new facility. white people living there say it will be too dangerous. >>> starting today billboards around the city are going to be tracking your cell phones. we will explain how. >>> sunshine, snow, thunderstorms, high fire danger. hunches of people and highlands ranch on edge about an excel energy project they say will be close to homes and the school. mark boyle is life. how far are we talking. >> reporter: stone's throw. i will put the stake where it will be. 100 feet away, the buildings for the school and are much further, homes in the area, those living here are concerned a health hazard is being built in their backyard. the small yellow flags marking of the most unlikeliest spots. >> this is their sledding hill

meantime democratic white house candidate bernie sanders is vowing to give 11 million undocumented imigrants a pass to citizenship. he repeated it yesterday a few yards from the u.s./mexico border. sanders trails clinton 2-1 in the delegate count towards their party's nomination. next presidential contest set for tuesday. candidates from both parties will look to pick up delegates in the arizona primary and utah caucuses. the democrats will also caucus in idaho. later this morning on nbc's "meet the press," an exclusive senate leader harry reid and mitch mcconnell will discuss president obama's supreme court nominee merrick garland. that's this morning at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> christians around the world and here at home are marking palm sunday this morning. services will be held at cathedral basilica in center city starting at 8:00 a.m. the holiday mark the day jesus christ went into jerusalem on a donkey as crowds put palm branches in his path. there are services at churches all over the area as well including the lutheran church of our savior in haddonfield camden county. the hi

the bill goes to the democratic-controlled house next. breaking news ... despite uniform republican opposition ...just in the last hour, the president named a nominee to the supreme court.abc's bazi kanani is at the supreme court with more on who he wants to fill the late justice scalia's seat ... and what republicans say. " today, i am nominating chief judge merrick brian garland to join the supreme court.and with that announcement a president obama's nominee , 63- year-old merrick garland is chief judge of the dc circuit court of appeals? known as a moderate who has drawn bi- partisan support over the years.(sot obama)judge garland has brought his trademark diligence, compassion and unwavering regard for the rule of law to his work.judge garland called the nomination an honor. sot for me there could be no higher public service than servicing as a member of the united states supreme court. president obama says garland is "eminently qualified," but republicans have repeatedly vowed to block the nomination regardless.sot mcconnell "this vacancy will not be

kyla: governor matt bevin walked into an empty house chamber on complaining the democratic monday, controlled house still has not passed a budget. house democrats fired back posting on their own facebook page that leaders were busy working on the transportation budget at the time. m not a big fan of social media stuff, so we' ll accomplish it as we always have, in a timely fashion, and we' ll present the governor with a balanced budget. kyla: the house leadership also says they do not traditionally convene until 4:00 on monday afternoons to allow lawmakers from across kentucky to make it to the capitol. the governor' s post has been viewed more than 750,000 times on facebook. facebook war, politicians. is that what is happening here? mark: it seems like it. lizzy what is coming our way. randi: yesterday, the warmest day of the year so far, 74. if you' re looking for a repeat, we will be close, but not quite there. 70 this afternoon. temperature-wise, pretty good, but expect more clouds today and rain is on the way by tonight. the good news, even after the rain clears and temperatures drop, we

let's face it. >> reporter: meanwhile in the democratic race, senator bernie sanders won kansas and the caucuses in nebraska. and the way to the white house is to win democrats and to win independents and to make sure trump does not win independents. >> reporter: hillary clinton won louisiana putting her closer to winning the deep south. now she is looking ahead to winning the mississippi primary on tuesday. >> i am a progressive who likes to get things done! [ applause ] >>> new this morning, after the results came in, trump gave his victory speech in florida. in it he said he believes rubio should drop out at this point making ate one-on-one race between trump and ted cruz. >>> and in fayetteville, preparations are underway for the gop front runner donald trump's visit there. wednesday night he will address is up porters at the crown coliseum. his office opened in this is the second campaign visit for trump in north carolina. he held a rally in raleigh in december. >>> the clinton also be making stops in our state next week. bill clinton will campaign here tomorrow. details of that trip have not yet been announced. the former secretary

during a budget hearing a top democrat on the house preparations committee showed a photo of an out of order dispenser in a woman's bathroom. a congressman then questioned a study out yesterday says joyful and extremely happy occasions can trigger what's known as broken heart syndrome. sadness is still much more likely to be the cause of that syndrome. researchers say their studies should widen our understanding of the power of emotions. so too much of anything can be harmful. >> i'll risk the happy for a little heart break. >>> new redesigned sat exams debut. the new college test focuses less on >> i think i would have done. >> kids can't write. grown folks can't write these days. we need the essay. >> soap box. >> i'm climbing down now. stay with us. >>> take a look. storm team 4 radar continues to show the snow coming down in our area right wonder land, at least in that tree. pretty decent on the ground though this morning. good morning, everybody. >> some school delays and one closing we do have to tell you about. this is brand

the jail, because there's no officers to super supervise them. the justice says the cuts and house democrats would 1500 jobs. and he was saying whatever hair he has left is on fire trying to cope with the impact of the proposed cut. >> he escaped the childhood of poverty and abuse. now you'll see how she's helping others do the same thing. >> here's the cbs news tonight, history in havana. cuba welcomes president obama, remarkable moment for u.s. >> we continue our look over the poverty, in the queen city which is ranked worst in the country. >> debbie bowman is one of the lucky few to break the cycle. she didn't do it on her own. she's working to pay it forward. >> i lived in poverty. i lived with dangerous. it started because i was born to a mother who was diagnosed with paranoid skits frenny. >> in 1965, 12 days before debbie's fourth birthday, her mother killed her 7-month old brother, kelly. she spent years in and out of treatment. >> water and gas would be turned off. she wasn't going down without a fight. >> looks really small for me now. and eventually here in grand view high school.

is, let's say for instance that a democrat won the white house and republicans blocked the democraticinee in the next term, there would be a very strong push to get rid of a filibuster on supreme court nominees. there would be a very strong push among democrats to do that. i think we are into -- i'm not sure where this will all end up, but we are heading into a place where it is becoming more and more shrill partisahi

so if you look at the last three election cycles, where democrats controlled the white house, republicansconsistently higher turnout in their nominating contests, but democrats went on to win the popular vote. and what we're looking at is if you look at the popular vote through the elections that have been held so far in that primary calendar, hillary clinton has won the most votes of anybody on either side of the aisle, including donald trump. so we're very pleased with how things are going so far. >> let's talk about the strategy going into this debate, as i just mentioned to tad devine, there is always a question of alienating or offending. and you have very passionate bernie sanders supporters who if hillary clinton gets the nomination, we know she will need these people, whether they're young, whether they're women. how does she toe the line and say, i will not give up and i will continue to point out the distinctions between us whether they hurt her or not. >> first of all, we're not looking past this primary at all. and as john just explained a few moments ago, the contest in michi

the bill goes to the democratic- controlled house next. after a few isolated storms before sunrise, the rest of our wednesday forecast will be mostly sunny, windy and cooler. highs will top out in the mid 60s. temperatures will be cooler as well tonight, dropping into the mid 40s with partly cloudy skies.wmax full newport aquarium making headlines around the world.the litter of shark ray pups are making splash.we'll tell you nim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 6 on 9 on your side!" health officials are worried that stopping blood collections in puerto rico due to the zika virus will cause a public health crisis there. there. a jacksonville, florida blood bank is shipping blood products to puerto rico in efforts to ward off the crisis. the food and drug administration has not approved a test to screen blood donations for the zika virus. so a questionnaire is being given to donors asking about a person's risks of having the disease. "there are people that are depending on us and everybody needs to get out there and roll up their sl

. >> house democratic leader nancy pelosi held her annual women's history month reception to honor women veterans, including retired brigadier general. michelle obama and house republican conference chair representative cathy mcmorris rodgers also took part in the ceremony. this is one hour. >> ladies and gentlemen. please welcome the democratic leader of the house of representatives, the honorable nancy pelosi on the chairwoman for the house of republican conference. and our honored guest, brigadier , and theilma l boss first lady of the united states, michelle obama. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you all for joining us for this annual celebration of women's history month. each month we gather as members of congress and friends to lift up the legacy of every woman who has stepped forward to expand and defend freedom throughout our history. the oath of office we take as members of congress is to support and defend the constitution and the american people. last year, as many of you know, we honored four women supreme court justices who support and defend the constitution w

seventeen other house democrats will join the president. 3 tampa's cigar city brewing has been sold. oskar blues brewery from colorado has bought controlling interest in it. the aquisition puts months of rumors to rest. a boston-based equity firm... called fireman capital is a financial partner in the transaction. the founder of cigar city brewing, joey redner, will remain c-e-o. 3 3 ((vanessatake vo)) happening today, governor bill that expands medical marijuana use in florida to terminally ill patients. the new legislation allows people with seizure disorders and cancer to have access to a non-euphoric strain of marijuana. patients were supposed to have access to the drug more than a year ago... but legal fights caused delays. 3 happening today... people in saint pete have another opportunity to voice their visions for the new pier. officials are holding a pier approach public workshop today. it's on u-s-f's saint pete campus... inside the student center ballroom. the design team will be there to hear feedback as they present some new layouts for the pier. that workshop runs from 7

congressman adam schiff of california is joining us, the top democrat on the house intelligence committeecongressman, thanks for joining us. >> you bet. >> you're well briefed. what can you tell us about this third suspect, the guy with the hat, the white jacket. he's at large right now. >> obviously an intensive manhunt for him. we're trying to do everything to support the belgian efforts. when they're able to identify people, when they're able to produce selectors, phone numbers or whatnot, we run them through our system to try to find out are there any leads we can help supply. we're doing everything we can. it's important to know while the manhunt is focused on this one person, there's a broad concern there may be a great many other facilitators -- >> hundreds of others? >> potentially throughout europe. i don't know there are hundreds throughout belgium. >> all isis related? isis members, if you will? organized by isis, not just what they call lone wolves? >> these would include foreign fight whoerers who have returne and those like involved in the brussels attack that have been aflt

so if that happens, if republicans hold the house and a democrat wins the white house, it is not going to be a pretty picture in terms of compromise unless somebody changes course in a significant way. >> you have the best beat in the world. especially this year, john. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> john harwood in washington. >>> and coming up, it is giant. it is odd. it is very lucrative. meet the entrepreneur who turned a truck stop into a whole lot more. >>> most every car in the u.s. will have automatic emergency brakingpy the year 2022. yesterday we told you the deal was close to being announced and today 20 automakers made it official already the safety feature will be standard on most new cars in just a few years. >>> nike goes back to the future with self-tying sneakers. the shoes have power-operated laces. as soon as you put your foot in, press a button and they tighten up. whoa. >> i think there's a wide range of people that are really interested in this whole self-lacing adaptive performance. obviously you have the sneakerheads who are all over it. this has been a buzz fo

democratic debate in flint, michigan. followed by the premiere of the cnn series, "race to the white house." tuesday is the next super tuesday. >> michigan votes next tuesday. >> super michigan night. wednesday another democratic debate. thursday, a republican debate in miami. a week of political events. >> that is bonkers. that is a lot going on. >> potential game changers. >> five of them. the game could change five times in one week. >> or cement the lead game changers. that doesn't make any sense. >>> a federal judge in iowa vetted as a supreme court nominee. 51-year-old jane kelly, appellate judge is presented to fill the vacancy left by antonin scalia. republicans are determined to block any nomination. she is from cedar rapids, iowa. >> confirmed for the appellate court. virtually no chance to get on the supreme court this year. >>> defense secretary ash carter coming out against the so-called back door to give encryption protected data. he wants to seek common ground with advocates with the apple fight over access to an encrypted iphone that belonged to one of the san bernardino terro

van hollen going up against fellow democrat in house, donna edwards. the democratic primary is april 26. former first lady nancy reagan died over the weekend. she was 94 years old. in her role she coined one of the most famous phrases children still use today. "just say no." talking about drugs. her legacy goes beyond 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> nowing flowing in and preparations underway to lay nancy reagan to rest. the former first lady passed away at her los angeles home sunday. >> she died peacefully. it was her time. alison: in the capitol, staff staff -- flags at half staff. public sent. the president today. president obama: i know how much she meant not just to president reagan but the country as a whole. alison: frail at 94, mrs. reagan's mind was still sharp. >> mentally she has been 110%. fun to work with. alison: she remained the chairman of the board at the reagan library and said to be a guardian of her husband's legacy, one barbara walters says she contributed to. >> she was a dignified, elegan husband's legacy. alison: president reagan d

. >>> it was a huge night in the political race for the white house. democrat hillary clinton won the big delegate prize in arizona. bernie sanders took idaho and utah. on the republican side, despite a huge win in utah, ted cruz fell behind republican rival donald trump. as kenneth explains, crews and -- cruz and trump are in a feud over attacks on their wives. >> the fight for delegates. >> i am also very proud to have won arizona tonight. clinton and republican donald arizona. the victory party or news just a tweet. much bigger win than anticipateed in arizona. thank you, i will never forget. not to be outdone, the front runner's rivals picked up victories. idaho and utah for democrat bernie sanders and republican ted cruz swept up all the delegates in utah and they took a back seat to the terror attacks in brussels. crews called for surveillance and muslim neighbors in the u.s. trump said to make torture legal to get information from the suspect for the paris attacks. >> he will talk faster with the torture. >> what donald trump, ted cruz and others are sug

house. democrats in washington, alaska, and hawai'i are voting. bernie sanders won in washington and alaska if. the polls were pack. look at the scene in seattle where there was heavy turnout. >>> no cop testsphone the republican candidates until the wisconsin primary on april 5th ted cruz visited green bay yesterday, house governor john kashich will tame part in a town powell, and donald trump's first rally is scheduled for tuesday. >>> more delays for bart riders. service is shut down again bay despair dublin pleasanton station for repairs to the tracks. we were in san leandro where riders are taking the bus bridge. bart shill shut done service on selected weekends for crews to replace 2,000 people of worn rail, railroad ties and switches. the work is part of the building a better bart program. >>> another transit alert. this one involving muni's n line. the shuttles are providing service. sky 7hd was overhead as crews are rerailing a stretch of track near the sunset normal. service returns to normal on monday morning. for the latest, anytime wi

grady brown made the announcement yesterday on the house floor.the democrat has represented lee, kershaw and sumter counties for more than 32 years. brown is among at least eight lawmakers not seeking another term in the general assembly.all house and senate seats are up for election this year. candidates must file with the state election commission between primaries will be held june 14. 3 3 the violent incident involving now former spring valley high school school resource officer ben fields and a student last october has sparked a national conversation asking what the role of a s-r-o is when it comes to disciplining students. community members along with usc professors held a discussion last night on way to reshap poilcies and fine the line between disciplinary action and criminal punishment. the head of the richland county sheriff's department sro program says the 85 different sro's everyday. 3 "it's fairly difficult. however, we frequently have meetings every month. and we have quarterly meetings with forward information and whatever we need to do, changes we need to make and things

it's also the first time democrats in both houses voted for a republican drafted spending plan. the new budget increased spending on schools... prisons... and restoration in the everglades. they also trimmed back property taxes... and held tuition rates steady. lawmakers rejected governor scott's plan to draw new businesses to the state. but so far... scott has given any signs that he plans to veto the budget. 3 the budget includes more than 58-million-dollars in projects for the tampa bay area. the big winners... u-s-f's downtown medical building received 22-point-5-million. veterans memorial park was given one-point-5- million-dollars. meanwhile... tampa theatre received a million-dollars for renovations. and the tampa heights youth center was given one-point-2-million-dollars to relocate. 3 the legislature also passed a "school choice" education package. it changes how charter schools can get funding... which are can get funding... which are publicly funding but privately managed. it also allows parents to send students to any public school in the state... as long as it's not

we have had republican api rants for the white house and democratic for the white house as well speak to our convention. we work with republican and democratic governors and legislators all across this country. the challenge before this republic in terms of voting rights, criminal justice reform, juvenile justice reform, environmental justice challenges, they are not a democrat challenges or republican challenges. so we will extend an invitation. we look for representatives of the republican party to be at our convention, particularly given the fact that we will hold our convention the same week as the republican national convention in the same state right down the road so you don't have far to go. >> just a follow-up on that question. mr. brooks, you talked about nonpartisan position of the naacp. and i hear that those two conventions are going to overlap the gop convention in cleveland and the one in cincinnati, the naacp. but have invitations gone out from your version to the five major republican and democratic candidates? if so, have you had any response to those invitations? >>

i think if it gets underneath the wings of democrats who are running for office, i believe there's a very good chance that we could see, not just a white housebut congress also flipping, go back to democratic majority rule. >> i know you thought about running for the u.s. senate this time around. you were offered a post in the obama administration. after he got elected you turned it down. what are your ambition? >> i know that i'm closer to my last days in elected office than i am to my first days. i want to make the most of them. i could have been part of the obama administration. i believe that it was important to try to see if we could get immigration reform, tax reform done. >> you only got one of those done, healthcare. >> immigration reform is happening. it's going to happen. i say it to you. it's as good as done. this is the difficulty, the clock. there are a whole bunch of families that are being separated. there are republicans and anti-immigrants in this country and some in power who are like the kitten in the poster back in the 1970's who had his claws out on the edge, edge of a ledge. it was looking down. knowing it was at some p