. >> as the votes come in, hillary clinton, donald forbes and marco rubio will be in florida watching those votes come in. coming up, i'll tell you where those events are happening. >> news 6 has your covered. we'll be live add trump and rubio events. we'll have updates on the results as they come in on the air and online, clickorlando.com. >> deputies search for this man, they say he stole money from a 12-year-old girl selling girl scout cookies. she was over the weekend. detectives are looking to get results and find him. johnny fernandez is at that store live. that guy had a child of his own with him when that happened. >> that's right. deputies tell us he was actually with a woman and a child just moments before this all took place. can imagine they are upset and they want this guy caught before he strikes again. >> this guy walked by the table. it looked like he was chuckling and grabbed the cash box and started jogging. there was another witness and myself. we sat there looking at each other like did that just happen? >> this is the guy katie said ran past her after he stole the

donald forbes now has 315 delegates. after a big win, ted cruz stands at 216. rubio brings his total count to 105. on the democratic side, hell winning seven states. she stands at more than a thousand delegates. this count puts her a third of the way to the democratic nomination. all will be focusing efforts on saturday where a handful of states will hold primaries and caucuses. >> for more about supertuesday, go to clickorlando.com, look for the story on the home page. >> we are staying on top of breaking news. police are investigating a reported shooting. our cameras caught this scene for hours overnight. so far we have not heard back. of course, we'll let you know when we get new information. >> police investigating after a man is found shot inside a park. officers say the man was towned near the entrance just east of the victim was taken to orlando regional in stable condition. so far, police have not released any other information, including details on a possible suspect. >> scott kelly is back on earth after spend ago year in space. as you can see, he was

donald trump as the leading favorite. our next guest wrote an article if "forbes" entitled why donald trump would be the worst president for small business. so good to see both of you. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> was it a random sample? it was a sample of your members. >> thousands of manta members. >> can you dig into the data? why did they think donald trump would be best or 34% thought he would be best? >> they had several reasons. the main one really is he's viewed as a washington outsider overwhelmingly. that combined with the fact that he's articulated himself as a businessman and not a politician has really resonated with the group. those were the two big reasons. >> roji, you are arguing the exact opposite, he would be the worst. >> what we've seen over the last three or four years, there's a growth in businesses owned by women and immigrants, basically. the message he's giving around minorities, women, also against the immigrants, even the legal immigrants, that's not good. that's creating uncertainty in small business owners and what he stands for. there was a lot of hope, like bloomberg here in new york

bill gates topped forbs billionaire list third year inst the round. the founder of microsoft cool and donald trump made the list. forbs say more like 4 and a halh build. well, forget florida and arizona, wyoming just getting the best name for retirement.en. a new report giving it the honor based on things like the low cost of living, low crime rate, low taxes. in case you're wondering, new w york was dead last on the list. that's business. i'm neil cavuto. . it's time to get out and explore. look beyond the expected. hidden among the trees. there's a special place. where getting away... brings us so much closer. with an all-inclusive ticket. busch gardens williamsburg. a whole other world awaits. > a pair of stilettos caused a about it of a security scare at bwi mahal airport. ' that look. the heels, these pumps are in the shape of handgunned barrelsd and the front of them are adorned of whats like bullets. tsa agents flag bag as it passed through the x-ray machine. they told the owners if she s wanted to take the shoes on them she would have to check them in her luggage. apparently the woma

but trump said it was more like $2 billion. >> donald is one of the few people and i think the researchers at forbeslways said this, who personally lobbies them to not only be included on the list but to constantly push himself upward in the ranks. >> what people think of donald trump is important to him. he may or may not admit it, but it's important to him. all of this. poll numbers, forecasts lists, you name it. his position matters to him. >> in 1997, he filed for divorce from marla maples. less than a year later trump fell in love. this time with a 28-year-old supermodel. >> i met her at a party. as soon as i saw her, i said that's a very special person. i knew what i wanted as soon as i saw her. >> he was very charming and it was really the energy between us when we start to talk. that's important, that we both felt the same way. >> 1999 was a presidential campaign year and trump discussed running. >> give me a scenario as we say in the movies of a perfect donald trump run for president. all the way to november next year. >> well, i think a perfect run would be i do no campaigning, i run, only

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steve forbes is at cpac where donald trump yesterday opted not to speak today. ed at the last minute. sort of said the campaign, but steve forbes, what is the sentiment there post the donald trump cancellation? >> there was a huge disappointment and a feeling that he was perhaps coming before an audience that wasn't very faifrlable to him. some were planning to walk out so the feeling is he's got to face semihostile audience, but i think you touched on it. kansas is a very close caucus today. and cruz has a very real chance to win there, to donald wants to go get the delegates rather than appear br an audience here in d.c. >> i don't know what wr you stand on the erats to steal the nomination from donald trump. others are saying he's trying to slow momentum. how do you look at it? >> i think what hurt the romney effort was the feeling that he had another agenda. that he was perhaps thinking at a contested convention, he might emerge again. so that took some of the steam out of his criticism, but there is a lot of angst in the party, but in terms of a party leader

a row with the founder of microsoft worth a cool $75 million and donald trump on the list, saying he's worth $10 billion but the forbes say more like 4.5 billion. wyoming named as the best state for retirement a w a low cost of living, low taxes, low crime and new york was last on the list. paul's toes. you're our numbers gieshsing the lot stories stocks. $76,000 richer if you claim the number. >> no one is claiming this lotto bought in lakeland six months ago, so start looking to make sure you did not misplace it. it expires tonight at midnight and worth $76,000. here are the numbers, and we'll have them online, too, 1, . >> i can't imagine be ignoring that. they can't possibly beware of >> if you find it, bring it to the closest store you can get to, and if nobody claims it,a circle k or someone that sells a lotto ticket. they're the number and expires at midnight tonight. >> or drop it off here in the station and we'll happily take care of it. >> i hope somebody finds that if they won't the ticket. >> time for 11:00 news with cynthia and chris. >> we could buy a lot of powerball tickets with that 76,000. >> the pre

forbes states trump's net worth at $4.5 million. i will tell you this. branding experts say based on what he has done, it is in the multiple billions of dollars. the interesting thing about donald, for years, people are skeptical about net worth, you can't measure the brent. the reason is is 10 and forbes is 4.5, puts too much weight on his brand, those are trump stakes. we talked about that yesterday. his brand has exploded right now according to branding experts. if he did it take off of the apprentice, hundreds of millions of dollars, the skeptics who said he is not worth billions, right now are wrong. is brand is putting in the billions according to every expert we spoke to end we have him on the record to talk about this. i think he is mad at me. liz: i wonder what. charles: did i say anything bad about donald? i love donald. people think i say bad things, finally, this is breaking news, my producer, riding a positive story. liz: everyone has to be so thin skinned. charles: i told this to donald, you are running for president. you got to take a couple lumps. marco rubio's people, marco hates me, ted cruz's people don't like me, jeb bush. liz: we love him. charles: wasn't c

. >>> plus donald trump says he's worth $10 billion, but the later forbes billionaires list says he'sear from the person behind that list later on "the closing bell t q . >>> privacy versus security threat has been center stage most of today on capitol hill. eamon has the latest. sewell is testifying right now. he began by saying that apple has no sympathy for terrorists and apple has enormous respect for law enforcement but said they simply have to stand on principle when it comes to encryption. here's what he had to say. >> some of you may have an iphone in your pocket right now if you think about it there's probably more information stored on that device than a thief could steal by breaking into your house. the only way we know to protect that data is through strong encryption. >> we also heard from the fbi's head james comey who made the case that the fbi really is responding to the court case that we saw yesterday in new york. that was a case in which the federal judge in new york ruled against the fbi, comey said the fbi has to accept all of these different legal verdicts. here'

forbes. no. 2,a, mancio ortega. followed by warren buffet. mexican investor carlos slim helu, and jeff bezos. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> a huge line out the door right now. here are the latest results so far. donald trump is the projected winner of alabama, massachusetts, tennessee, georgia, and went last few hillary virginia, tennessee, georgia, and arkansas. bernie sanders has won his home state of vermont. you can watch a special report tonight at 8:00. >>> a bicyclist is hurt in a hit and run in fort collins. that investigation starts. >> reporter: in fort collins police are looking for a driver who struck a man and left him for dead. they say it happened around 11:30 on minute. they got a 911 call saying a man was lying in the road. they found taylor at college avenue near spring park drive. he had serious injuries consistent with having been hit by a car. there were no witnesses. he remains in critical condition at the hospital. >> > this house has been declared unlivable after a hash oil fire last night. four people were evacuated after the fire two were treated for smoke inhalation. the homeowners were charged with a variety of crimes. >>> and the mild weather continues. 62 tomorrow, wind

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. >> in july, donald trump claimed a net worth of $10 billion, forbes and welt x put it close to 4 billionreally know for sure is this -- >> i'm really rich, i'll tell you that. >> most people know him because of the name on these tall glitzy buildings in new york and around the world. but what was interesting with this financial disclosure document that we found out that more than half of his income actually comes from golf courses and resorts which is very interesting because it's not the first thing you think of when you think of trump. >> i'm from the midwest, we're not showy people from the midwest. what difference does it make if you're worth 10 billion or $10 billion what difference does it make? you're rich. >> i think the point is people want honesty, are you really saying what you're really worth and why do you, if there are questions around this why do you have to inflate it? why is sit important to donald trump to stay that he's worth $10 billion rather than the 4 billi billion that other outlets have estimated. when you're from new york, the fact that there's an ice skating ri

forbes. he has got us there. >> in terms of senator sessions he does have congressional experience. melissa: that is a good one. >> the fact of the matter is at some point, donald trump especially if he looks like the big leader for this nomination will have to give a serious foreign policy speech, tie all statements together and lay out principles in way american voters, even if they don't like particulars of his approach know that he is taking a very serious look at this thing. that it is not just off-the-cuff. and that this man can be entrusted with the big chair. melissa: yeah. >> so the speech is a key thing. advisors is great but what do you do with information you have? what are your principles. melissa: kelly, that sounds logical, what everyone before him has done except for that he is not doing anything the way anyone else before him has done it and he is doing very well. so what do we know? the. >> well you know, he is not a politician and he embraced this outsider role and used it to his advantage and leverage. that is what people want. they're sick of politics as usual. what would politician do, have a big foreign policy speech. name advisors. donal

donald trump and christie was saying no according to them. >> poor guy. >>> well, next up the world's old a norwegian heiress, alexandra andresen. >> she inherited the $1.2 billion that "forbes" says she's worth as part of her family's investment company. andresen lives a low-see lifestyle and competes in horse competitions and promotes veganism. >> she is saving all that money and when it's a car it's secondhand. >> well, is she single? >>> you don't need a billion dollars to enjoy a tasty chicken dinner at chick-fil-a. >> but you will be encouraged to chuck your cell phone. they are offering customers a coup, a box for your cell phone. families who ditch their devices while chowing down will be rewarded with a free ice dream cone. >> chick-fil-a says they're trying to create a space where families can spend quality time one company insider said the concept has really taken flight. >> taken flight. >> flown the coop. >> there you go. the waffle fries are pretty good but if you're a veg tear kwan you don't have a lot of options there. >> some good yard bird. i like chick-fil-a. >> more news after this, folks. jane's always on the move. luckily her light & fit protein smoothi

donald trump is in 324th place, but he has been slipping and heavily so. in last year's ranking he was at place number 121, so he has slipped quite a not. forbes says he is worth around $4.5 billion, which is still less than half than what trump says himself. >> and about $4 million more than i am worth. ñaw=>>>>>>>>>>>>77q 03/01/16 03/01/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> i'm just talking about david duke and the ku klux klan. know david, i don't duke. i don't believe i have ever met him. amy: it's super tuesday, one most important days of voting in primaries and caucuses in the 2016 presidential race as republicans and democrats each go to the polls in 11 states. donald trump's lead comes as his campaign is under increasing fire after hit

lou: our online poll. 464% say if donald trump is the nominee the republicans have no chance of winning in november. that's it for us tonight. steve forbesg our guest tomorrow. thanks for being with us tonight. good night from new york. kennedy: it's our last show of the week. i'm watching vigilante billionaire fighter bernie sanders go from popular socialist outlier to worp shipped demi going. as he loses ground, his devout fors further lose their grasp on reality, and instead of giving into political depression, they are embracing sanders as a cult icon, their lust preserving him in the unrequited next after what could have been. bernie supporters put together a

forbes knock yourself out. -- fork, knock yourself out. de blasio did it. >> donald trump did it because he didn't want to eat the bread. >> yeah. i was on this no-carb kick for a while. pizza's everywhere, you can eat the cheese, still get a good pizza feeling. >> right. anyway, let's talk about trump's republican rival, senator ted cruz. he made a late night tv appearance. he went on jimmy kimmel and stuck to his positions despite >> was he funny? >> i didn't see it. he also called out hillary clinton and the president for being too politically correct on radical islamic terrorism. >> let's listen to this. >> i dislike obama's policies more. >> i see. >> but donald, donald is a unique individual. [laughter] i will say i was watching the early part of the show, and if i were in my car and getting ready to reverse and saw donald in the backup camera -- [laughter] i'm not confident which pedal i'd push. [laughter] [applause] >> wow, senator cruz! >> he's going to kill donald trump? >> hey, donald trump has threatened to kill somebody on fifth avenue, remember in. >> i

forbes. >> great to be with you. >> his spokesman said he didn't mean physical riots, meant it as figurative member of speech? >> nice to see donald trump establishment spinning for donald trump. i think trump made a mistake making that statement. everyone knows tempers will be very raw if he got denied the nomination unfairly but that doesn't mean you have to say that. statesman are not supposed to say those things. so -- >> meaning if he were more presidential he would not have said there would an riots in the streets? >> people behind the scenes say you have a lot of people will be very upset if seen, nomination stolen from him. he is right if he is far ahead in the popular vote, winning primaries he will be very hard to deny. if the other candidates have not been winning primaries and trump still a little bit short, he will get the nomination. only way -- deirdre: going with the moral majority then? he doesn't technically need the 1237. he has 1100, far ahead of other con dates good enough. >> if he win as couple big states like california and pennsylvania and has more popular votes than anyone else will be hard to deny him th

donald trump. is it time for the gop to bury the hatchet and for the establishment to get behind their front runner? we'll speak with former presidential candidate steve forbesa® cosmetics. with vitamins and antioxidants. now with foundations in shades for more skin tones. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like vacations equal getting carried away. more proactive selling. what do you think michal? i agree. let's get out there. let's meet these people. if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business. legalzoom. legal help is here. >>> a big night for donald trump. picking up three more states. so is trump's road to victory now more secure? or does he still face many hurdles along the way? joining us to discuss is steve forbes, former presidential candidate in 1996 and 2000. also chairman and editor in chief of forbes media. good morning. >> good morning. >> so many headlines. on the gop side, what surprised you the most. >> really wasn't a surprise. the big surprise in michigan was not tha

donald trump and christie was saying no according to them. >> poor guy. >>> well,ext up the world's youngest billionaire is 19 years old a norwegian heiress, alexandra andresen. >> she inherited the $1.2 billion that "forbes" says she's worth as part of her family's investment company. andresen lives a low-see lifestyle and competes in horse competitions and promotes veganism. and when it's a car it's secondhand. >> well, is she single? >>> you don't need a billion dollars to enjoy a tasty chicken dinner at chick-fil-a. >> but you will be encouraged to chuck your cell phone. they are offering customers a coup, a box for your cell phone. families who ditch their devices while chowing down will be rewarded with a free ice dream cone. >> chick-fil-a says they're trying to create a space where families can spend quality time together. one company insider said the concept has really taken flight. >> taken flight. >> flown the coop. >> there you go. the waffle fries are pretty good but if you're a veg tear kwan you don't have a lot of options there. >> some good yard bird. >> more news after this, folks. jane's always on the move. luckily her light & fit protein smoothie can keep up with her. packed with 12gram

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i don't understand how donald trump as a businessman has done so far, when back in the day, 10, 20 years ago, so steve forbes had a problem, you know, in the primary and went out early. now i am a hillary fan, but it was a better candidate, i'd be all for her. but at this point, you know, i'm just wondering what you think about that. host: thanks for your comments, james. a question for you this morning about the u.s. role in the world. we did talk earlier about bernie sanders winning the caucuses last night in alaska, in hawaii, and also in washington state. this is a piece in huffington post, an opinion piece about america's changing role in the world. it was written by kathleen hicks, who's with the center for strategic and international studies, just a couple of quick points, and i'll hold it off so you can see some of her points. she said the first key factor shaping the role of the united states today is the paradox of enduring superpower status combined with lessening global influence. the united states will likely remain the world's sole superpower for at least the next 15 years. the nation boasts en

forbes. steve, the argument is, i agree with lou in this respect about all politicians going to sort of dance and their positions change. the argument with donaldbe in your face and maybe appeared to be doing less of that. if it appears that he does maybe more of that than we thought, will that hurt him? what do you think? >> i think it's partially a matter of timing. if i was advising him, i would have told him wait until you wrap up the nomination before reaching out to the center in a general election. ronald reagan, while he had very strong core opinions and principles, also knew that life doesn't go in a straight direction when you are a political leader. it's a matter of timing and how you do it. the embarrassment over the visas shows that they hadn't thought that thing fully through. if you are going to signal that you are going to encompass more and more people, i would have started with the tax plan which is not bad. i wish he had gone to the flat tax and gone from there. so it's timing, how you do it and you got to think this thing through. >> on that point -- >> he should wait until march 15th. >> that begs this other issue that's go

donald trump. a new quinnipiac poll shows trumpet but in the senator bayh double digits in marco rubio sunshine state with favorability among voters to rubio's 20%. join an established media chairman steve forbeseating rubio in florida. >> this shows where there's pressure to pull out. that's not going to happen. we will see what happens tomorrow if rubio gets any sign of life. he may wait for the debate to salvage the campaign. if he looks like he's behind, he will pull out. he cannot lose the homes they. >> if rubio pulled out and pledged his support behind ted cruz in the world of batman for the trump battle? >> florida would help enormously. in michigan tomorrow is whether or not kasich can really be a player. if he becomes a player, definitely win ohio. since michigan is torsional, ohio's winner take all. he cannot even win michigan and get a good block of delegates. kasich will try to be i'm not cruz, not trump. i'm the one people are coming around. >> how does this play out? what happens between now and the convention and in the fall? idc political trajectory? >> we're also going to see if trump is right when he said crews is right in the midwest. and cruz changed his campaign and get i