garrett. mr. garrett no. mr. desbart no. mr. cole. miss black. miss black no. mr. woodal. miss hartsler. m mr. stetsman. mr. sanford? mr. sanford no. mr. wolmack no. is mr. brat? mr. brat, no. mr. blum? mr. blum, no. >> mr. mooney? mr. grossman. mr. grossman no. >> mr. palmer? >> no. >> mr. palmer, no. mr. molinar? no. mr. westermen. mr. westermen no. mr. renece no. mr. johnson? mr. johnson no. mr. van hollen? mr. yarmuth? mr. yarmuth aye. mr. pascrell? mr. pascrell aye. mr. ryan? mr. ryan iowa. mismoo ms. moore? ms. moore aye. ms. castor? ms. castor aye. mr. mcdermott? >> aye. >> mr. mcdermott, aye. ms. lee iowa. mr. pokane aye. ms. grisham. miss grisham aye. ms. dingle. ms. dingell aye. mr. norcross? mr. norcross aye. mr. molten? mr. molten aye. mr. garrett? no. mr. garrett no. >> mr. woodal no. mr. mooney. mr. van hollen iowa. mr. chairman? mr. chairman no. mr. chairman on that vote, the ayes are 14 and the nos are 21. the amendment is not adopted. >> the clerk will designate the amendment. >> amendment number 25 offered by ms. dingell relating to long term care service

garrett, chairman of the capital markets subcommittee. mr. garrett: thank you, mr. chairman. i'm just coming in, i'm over in budget right now. i just want to follow up on the issue of arbitration. so, congress passed a law, passed a bill, it was signed into law, and the president signed it, which validated the use of arbitration. my understanding now is the study was done -- mr. cordray: i'm sorry, what law is that? mr. garrett: the federal arbitration act. mr. cordray: ok. 1929 or so. mr. garrett: are you familiar with that law? mr. cordray: i am. mr. garrett: is that still the law of the land? mr. cordray: it is. mr. garrett: you disparage it by saying 1929. mr. cordray: no. in 2010 congress passed the dodd-frank act which changed arbitration, including outlawing arbitration clauses in -- mr. garrett: it's still the law of the land. mr. cordray: although the been modified by congress in several respects now. mr. garrett: it is now your agency's decision to, what, upend that law through a comprehensive action? mr. cordray: no. congress has now intervened and superseded the f

garrett, chairman of the capital markets subcommittee. mr. garrett: thank you, mr. chairman. i'm just coming in, i'm over in budget right now. i just want to follow up on the issue of arbitration. so, congress passed a law, passed a bill, it was signed into law, and the president signed it, which validated the use of arbitration. my understanding now is the study was done -- mr. cordray: i'm sorry, what law is that? mr. garrett: the federal arbitration act. mr. cordray: ok. 1929 or so. mr. garrett: are you familiar with that law? mr. cordray: i am. mr. garrett: is that still the law of the land? mr. cordray: it is. mr. garrett: you disparage it by saying 1929. mr. cordray: no. in 2010 congress passed the dodd-frank act which changed arbitration, including outlawing arbitration clauses in -- mr. garrett: it's still the law of the land. mr. cordray: although the been modified by congress in several respects now. mr. garrett: it is now your agency's decision to, what, upend that law through a comprehensive action? mr. cordray: no. congress has now intervened and superseded the f

this crash has the southbound lanes of 15/501 at garrett closed. you can see there was a tractor taylor in the other shot. this is a tractor-trailer versus a pickup truck, i believe. we are getting word there are critical injuries from this accident. southbound 15/501 at garrett, southbound lanes closed. northbound two lanes getting by. we will work on getting alternates and bring that to you in the next half hour with the traffic report. that is the big story out of don't recall. the rest of the area quiet and dry and no weather issues. a lot of green on the rest of wake county 540 and glenwood avenue no problems. that is the story over the rest of the area. john: now back to the breaking news djokovic -- news overseas, 13 dead in brussels and two blasts at the aren't and another at a subway situation near the european union headquarters. all subway stations have been closed and authorities are telling anyone in the city to stay where they are. barbara: we have a live picture of the airport evacuated and thousands of travelers putting many on the

>> garrett tenney live for us, thank you garrett. >>> well despite what ted cruz says, you heard him there, this is still technically a three-man race. so, what was the biggest surprise of the night? our political panel here to weigh in, senior political reporter ashley pratt, and republican strategist and former communications aide to the mccain/palin campaign, boris eckstein. thank you both for joining us. >> of course. >> very exciting night. we're still waiting for missouri. you heard ted cruz speaking there. he's already declaring that it is a two-man race, but there are three still in the race. so ashley, what's your biggest surprise? anything that surprised you? >> it's not surprising that marco rubio lost florida. i think it was upsetting more than anything the margin that he lost by. i do think the biggest surprise there, however, was that he did come out and suspend his campaign. something that no one was really expecting given the fact that he said he would be staying in this race until the convention, even if he lost his home state of florida. so i do think that was the b

manson even goes home with deputy garrett after their shift. (deputy chase garrett, pima county sheriff's office) "he's very playful, very active. even at home he just wants to be part of the family." garrett says he never imagined the response his photo would get -- but he likes seeing his faithful partner get so much recognition. (deputy chase garrett, pima county sheriff's office) "people don't think of them as cops or anything else but i mean its good that the community actually likes police k9s and they care that much about lukas: scott: lukas and scott are chatting about this cops incredible bond with his partner. lukas and scott are chatting about this cops incredible bond with his partner. lukas and scott are chatting about this cops incredible bond with his partner. lukas and scott are chatting about this cops incredible bond with his partner. scott:good morning siouxland on this tuesday. we had a coating of snow pull through the region. this activity is pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, so be careful! temperatur

. >> garrett tenney is live for us in kraush dc with breaking details. good morning, garrett. >> u.s. officials described these detainees as the worse of the worse. a dozen of them are scheduled to leave u.s. custody. yesterday the pentagon notified congress they will be transferred to at least two countries in the coming weeks. with the first of the transfers happening in the next few days. according to the "washington post" one of the detains will be transferred a 37-year-old yemeni who has been on a hunger strike since 2007. gary ross dave this statement, i do not have a time line on when particular detainees will be transferred from guantanamo, but the administration is committed to reducing the detainee population and to closing the detention facilities responsibly. president obama is working hard to fulfill its campaign promise from eight years ago to close guantanamo. when he took office there were nearly 250 detainees at the base now there are only 91 remaining. of those 36 have been cleared for release to another country. >> garrett tenney live

garrett, live in our newsroom check on the results. we'll go back to you periodically through the night as we get the results in. >>> republican john kasich had a super tuesday rally today in arlington. heke university law school and explained why he would not join other candidates in slamming donald trump. >> you will not beat donald trump by insulting him because all you do is enrage his supporters and make them even more firmly committed because of permanent insulting attacks. that's not how you win. >> the oi governor predicted-- ohio governor predicted he will pick up a few states and also a win in ohio. >> and texas is the big prize there today. and ted cruz is expected to win there. 155 republican delegates are up for grabs. polls suggest that senator ted cruz from texas will win texas. and cruz said that a win is a must. >> any candidate who cannot win his home state >> there are 222 delegates to win in the democratic race there. clinton has polled well with hispanics, but low turnout could favor sanders. >> there are 865 democ

kristen and landon chat about sports, thank garrett. scott: here's the cbs evening news: it's super tuesday. millions cast votes today in the 12 primary and caucuses. can donald trump be caught? can hillary clinton break away? we'll sort it all -- from the very latest exit poll data, to what's at stake for each of the candidates ahead on the cbs evening news. coming up... we'll have another look at your weather, stay with us. mike's final weather it is looking more and more like the weather pattern will change for the active, and a little sooner than originally thought. wednesday will still be mostly to overcome the shadowing effect of the mountains and produce valley rain, but the mountains should pick up some high stick around at least halfway through the next week. i'm kristen remington. for update. breaking news, cbs news projects republican ted cruz has won his home state of texas. that was a must-win for him as he tries to derail donald trump. >> but trump is having a very good night. won virginia that. gives him at least five of

living a normal life. >> reporter: life wasn't normal after garrett was diagnosed with neuropathy. it was an any disorder which could lead to kidney failure. >> threat high school it got worse and worse. by my senior year i was in full kidney failure. >> reporter: he needed a transplant and his father was going to be donna. but medical issues disqualified him. >> i remember my dad told me he couldn't do it anywhere. >> reporter: jerrod higgins heard about the situation. >> i knew i was going to be a match and i knew that george was going to get my kitty. >> reporter: geared told me it would have been a five year wait to get a transplant had it not been for the donation. >> i think we are all designed to do something extraordinary. i think my whole life has been in preparation for this. >> reporter: on this anniversary geared's father toasted two friends of the families come together as one. >> i will look at him as my second father. >> reporter: he says garrett and his family gave you make it he can share with his own children. >> when i say to be kind to people i am able to put th

garrett? >> reporter: adam, tonight a university spokesperson says a student accused of perpetrating two rapes on campus over the last year remains an active student on campus, and he has not been charged with any crime. the investigation into the case is continuing slowly, and today the university acted quickly to try to reassure anxious students. >> our demands are, there will be a thorough investigation conducted of all reported assaults on howard university's campus. >> reporter: howard university students took to the streets of campus on tuesday with the list of demands from the administration. >> they must report it to the campus police. >> reporter: in an e-mail this morning, the school said six concerns were addressed by existing policies including asorough investigations of all be conducted on all residence hall staff. the man accused of the rape had been a resident hall staff member. >> the one protest demand not met, the call for those accused of sexual violence to be removed from c

and i knew that garrett was going to get my kidney. >> reporter: garrett tells me it would have beenwait to get a kidney transplant had it not been for the kidney donation. >> i think we are all designed to do something extraordinary. my whole life has been in preparation for this. [ cheering ] >> reporter: on this anniversary, garrett's father toasts his son and friends as the families come together as one. >> i would look at him as my second that, my second father. roque he says garrett and his family gave a gift he can share with his own children. >> when i say to be kind to people and to care about other people and i'm able to put that into action, like this, that is the gift they gave me. an opportunity to hand down a legacy. to my kids. >> reporter: now the 20-year- old is in college, hoping to become a teacher. >> how are you feeling these days? >> pretty awesome. it's weird, telling people that time a whole new person. >> reporter: the to tell me they wanted to share their story to encourage organ donations. tomorrow, they plan to go to ucsf to thank the medical team responsi

garrett haake has been following the numbers with several races still to be called. he's live in the news room, breaking it down. >> reporter: lesli, to me, the story of the night is a dominate donald trump, racking up six wins including virginia, with a lot of states still counting votes. tonight, he's trying to claim to his party's presumptive nominee. >> reporter: in an unconventional news conference at his private florida club, donald trump kicked off his victory. georgia, alabama, massachusetts, tennessee, -- [ applause ] -- virginia, and you know, these are amazing states. >> reporter: he tried to turn the page on the primary campaign, focusing his attention on hillary clinton. >> once we get all of this finished, i'm going to go after one person, and that's hillary clinton, on the assumption she's allowed to run. >> reporter: the biggest prize of the night eluded trump as cruz won his self-described alamo and won by a comfortable margin. he picked up oklahoma, too. >> we are the only campaign who has beaten donald trump, once, twice -- [ cheers ] three times!

>> garrett tenney live in washington this morning. thank you. >> another show of force from north korea. south korea says they fired several short range projectiles into the sea. not clear if it was rockets or missiles. it came hours after the u.n. approved the toughest sanctions of north korea in decades nuclear test in january and another rocket launch in march. >>> a search in mississippi for a dangerous murder suspect. rafael mccloud escaped from a jail while wearing a county as uniform. he took a guard hostage before taking his clothes and keys. mccloud who was charged with murder and rape is considered armed and dangerous. >>> aaron andrews trial briefly delayed after a very disturbing revelation. marriott rep kneel penske is accused of showing the nude video of andrews to friends at a restaurant. the case was copying millions of dollars so he was going to show the video to everyone. he denies the claim but restaurants said workers had to ask him to stop at one point. they are suing the hotel for letting the stalker book the roo

ben garrett. it reminded me of, uh, benji garrett. a frequent contributor to the letters column in the midnight ranger comic between 2003 and 2009. my partner's suspicion that you killed mike stratton suddenly made a little more sense. what are you talking about? benji mostly heaped praise on the comic, but then in 2007, the midnight ranger was revamped. he became, uh, more brooding, certain elements of his backstory, his origin story, were-- i believe the term is-- retconned. watson: benji didn't like the changes. his letters to superlative became more and more impassioned, until he finally told them that he was never gonna buy another one of their comics. what they did was wrong. someone had to tell them so. bell: maybe you didn't like what mike was doing with the midnight ranger. maybe you decided to tell him so. watson: can you tell us your whereabouts between 10:00 p.m. and midnight two nights ago? i was on patrol. did anyone see you? (sighs) if i killed mike, why would i have come to you the other night? why would i tell you who

ben garrett. it reminded me of, uh, benji garrett.ontributor to the letters column in the midnight ranger comic between 2003 and 2009. my partner's suspicion that you killed mike stratton suddenly made a little more sense. what are you talking about? benji mostly heaped praise on the comic, but then in 2007, the midnight ranger was revamped. he became, uh, more brooding, more bloodthirsty. certain elements of his backstory, his origin story, were-- i believe the term is-- retconned. watson: benji didn't like the changes. his letters to superlative became more and more impassioned, until he finally told them that he was never gonna buy another one of their comics. what they did was wrong. someone had to tell them so. bell: maybe you didn't like what mike was doing with the midnight ranger. maybe you decided to tell him so. watson: can you tell us your whereabouts between 10:00 p.m. and midnight two nights ago? i was on patrol. did anyone see you? (sighs) if i killed mike, why would i have come to you the other night? why would i tell y

ben garrett. it reminded me of, uh, benji garrett.ontributor to the letters column in the midnight ranger comic between 2003 and 2009. my partner's suspicion that you killed mike stratton suddenly made a little more sense. what are you talking about? benji mostly heaped praise on the comic, but then in 2007, the midnight ranger was revamped. he became, uh, more brooding, more bloodthirsty. certain elements of his backstory, his origin story, were-- i believe the term is-- retconned. watson: benji didn't like the changes. his letters to superlative became more and more impassioned, until he finally told them that he was never gonna buy another one of their comics. at they did was wrong. someone had to tell them so. bell: maybe you didn't like what mike was doing with the midnight ranger. maybe you decided to tell him so. watson: can you tell us your whereabouts between 10:00 p.m. and midnight two nights ago? i was on patrol. did anyone see you? (sighs) if i killed mike, why would i have come to you the other night? why would i tell you

ben garrett. it reminded me of, uh, benji garrett. a frequent contributor to the letters column in the midnight ranger comic between 2003 and 2009. my partner's suspicion that you killed mike stratton suddenly made a little more sense. what are you talking about? benji mostly heaped praise on the comic, but then in 2007, the he became, uh, more brooding, more bloodthirsty. certain elements of his backstory, his origin story, were-- i believe the term is-- retconned. watson: benji didn't like the changes. his letters to superlative became more and more impassioned, until he finally told them that he was never gonna buy another one of their comics. what they did was wrong. someone had to tell them so. bell: maybe you didn't like what mike was doing with the midnight ranger. maybe you decided to tell him so. watson: can you tell us your whereabouts between 10:00 p.m. and midnight two nights ago? i was on patrol. did anyone see you? (sighs) if i killed mike, why would i have come to you the other night? why would i tell you who he was, wh

ben garrett. it reminded me of, uh, benji garrett. a frequent contributor to the letters column my partner's suspicion that you killed mike stratton suddenly made a little more sense. what are you talking about? benji mostly heaped praise on the comic, but then in 2007, the midnight ranger was revamped. he became, uh, more brooding, more bloodthirsty. certain elements of his backstory, his origin story, were-- i believe the term is-- retconned. watson: benji didn't like the changes. his letters to superlative became more and more impassioned, until he finally told them that he was never gonna buy another one of their comics. what they did was wrong. someone had to tell them so. bell: maybe you didn't like what mike was doing with the midnight ranger. maybe you decided to tell him so. watson: can you tell us your whereabouts between 10:00 p.m. and midnight two nights ago? i was on patrol. did anyone see you? (sighs) if i killed mike, why would i have come to you the other night? why would i tell you who he was, where he lived? watson:

ben garrett. it reminded me of, uh, benji garrett. a frequent contributor to the letters column in the midnight ranger comic between 2003 and 2009. my partner's suspicion that you killed mike stratton suddenly made a little more sense. what are you talking about? benji mostly heaped praise on the comic, but then in 2007, the midnight ranger was revamped. he became, uh, more brooding, more bloodthirsty. certain elements of his backstory, his origin story, watson: benji didn't like the changes. his letters to superlative became more and more impassioned, until he finally told them that he was never gonna buy another one of their comics. what they did was wrong. someone had to tell them so. bell: maybe you didn't like what mike was doing with the midnight ranger. maybe you decided to tell him so. watson: can you tell us your whereabouts between 10:00 p.m. and midnight two nights ago? i was on patrol. did anyone see you? (sighs) if i killed mike, why would i have come to you the other night? why would i tell you who he was, where he lived

ben garrett. it reminded me of, uh, benji garrett. a frequent contributor to the letters column in the midnight ranger comic between 2003 and 2009. my partner's suspicion that you killed mike stratton suddenly made a little more sense. what are you talking about? benji mostly heaped praise on the comic, but then in 2007, the midnight ranger was revamped. he became, uh, more brooding, more bloodthirsty. certain elements of his backstory, his origin story, were-- i believe the term is-- retconned. his letters to superlative became more and more impassioned, told them that he was never gonna buy another one of their comics. what they did was wrong. someone had to tell them so. maybe you didn't like with the midnight ranger. to tell him so. us your whereabouts between 10:00 p.m. and midnight two nights ago? i was on patrol. did anyone see you? (sighs) if i killed mike, why would i have come to you the other night? why would i tell you who he was, where he lived? watson: because you knew we'd identify him eventually. you wanted to present

this crash has the southbound lanes of 15/501 at garrett closed. you can see there was a tractor taylor in the other shot. this is a tractor-trailer versus a pickup truck, i believe. we are getting word there are critical injuries from this accident. southbound 15/501 at garrett, southbound lanes closed. northbound two lanes getting by. we will work on getting alternates and bring that to you in the next half hour with the traffic report. that is the big story out of don't recall. the rest of the area quiet and dry and no weather issues. a lot of green on the rest of

victoria garrett was thrown over the barrier. an off-duty emt stopped to help >> victoria garrett remains in the hospital in critical condition. her friend was charged with dui. sources tell us the lieutenant test. >>> family and friends gathered to say goodbye to one of two new jersey teenagers killed after getting hit by a car in north -- city. a funeral was held for 17-year- old noel herrera. he and his best friend brian rodriguez died on march 6 after a car jumped a curb and ran them over. another teenager walking with them was also seriously hurt. the driver has been charged with two counts of first-degree aggravated manslaughter. >>> new information on the dangerous levels of lead found at 30 public schools in newark. new evidence suggests officials new about the potential lead in water nearly two years ago. >> and memo from the district all schools brian and flesh each water fountain for two minutes daily before school opens. the same steps apply for cafeteria faucets -- prior to food prep usage. and principles were instru

garrett. mr. woodall, no. mr. stutzman. mr. blum. mr. garrett, no. mr.chairman, no. >> clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 14 and the nos are 20. >> the amendment is not agreed to. for what purposes the gentle lady from wisconsin? >> yes, would like to be -- should have been added as a co-sponsor to this amendment. >> without objection. >> next up is amendment number five. the clerk will designate the amendment. >> amendment number five offered by mr. mcdermott relating to medicare. >> the gentleman from washington state is recognized for six minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. there was a member of congress from massachusetts many years ago who walked on to the floor and said to a new member, you know something you don't know about this place? the guy said, what? he said, this place ain't on the level. well, this budget ain't on the level. this proposal that you have here before us to remove medicare as we've known it is about as likely to pass as any of us are to walk on mars. it is not going to pass. but even more -- what's

victoria garrett was thrown over the barrier. and off-duty emt stopped to help her. >> somebody needs this -- we are there. >> victoria garrett remains in the hospital in critical condition. her friend was charged with dui. sources tell us the lieutenant has to breathalyzer test. >>> information on the dangerous levels of lead found at 30 public schools in newark. evidence suggests officials new about the potential lead in the water nearly two years ago. >> and memo from the district sent august 30 of 2014, mandates all schools run and flesh each water fountain for two minutes daily before school opens. the same steps apply for cafeteria faucets, prior to food preparation usage. and principles were instructed to tell students and staff to run fountains for at least 30 seconds before drinking the water. annual water contamination tests at newark public schools, were conducted between december and february. on wednesday, the district turned off water at 30 schools after results revealed unsafe lead levels. >> ice in my son to schoo

erwin and 15/501 and garrett road closed. that is the best bet. the rest of the area, the weather is cooperating and no fog or precipitation. dry and 40 at south saunders wake county just fine. we have light volume around the main interstates. john: belgium at maximum terror letter following several explosions in brussels. other european cities are on alert. these are live pictures from brussels. two explosions hit the airport during the morning rush. there's another explosion in the subway system. at least 13 people are dead. this is only days after the prime suspect in the paris attack salah abdeslam was arrested in brussels. belgium calling the attacks british airports are increaseing security and they are convening the emergency committee. we will follow the breaking situation on the air, online and mobile app. get the latest on "good morning america" following "eyewitness news." barbara: state lawmakers preparing for a special session to discuss charlotte's nondiscrimination ordinance. anthony wilson is live in raleigh with more. anthony: sta

that driver called her friend, victoria garrett, to help her. as the two inspected the car, an off duty emt worker also came to their aid. but then moments later another car driven by an off duty nypd lieutenant rammed into one of that threw garrett over the railing. >> she's been in my prayers, her family. been in my thoughts. and i'm just very proud of -- and i'm praying for her right now. >> garrett's friend samantha maloney is now facing a dwi charge. police say the lieutenant is not accused of any wrong doing in that chain reaction crash. >>> three people are in custody following a deadly attack on a bouncer at a queens bar. it happened around 1:15 this morning at johnny's restaurant and bar right there in south ozone park. police say a group of people attacked and beat the bouncer and he went into cardiac arrest. the 43-year-old victim suffered severe body trauma and was unconscious. he later died on the way to the hospital. >>> today marks a pretty somber anniversary in the city's history. it's now been two years since the deadly building

the image shows deputy chase garrett getting a hug from his beloved partner... manson. deputy garrett says he took the photo a couple of months ago during a narcotics investigation... with his five- year-old chocolate lab. the duo have been working together for the past three years. garrett says he never imagined the response his photo would get -- but he likes seeing his faithful partner get so much recognition. republican presidential candidate donald trump might be used to being in the hot seat restaurant wants to see how he holds up in a hot oven. customers of joe's world famous pizzeria in athens is offering up a slice of "the donald" for lunch. the pizza maker based his creation off of a high school student's stencil drawing of the g-o-p frontrunner. the trump pizza...which is your basic cheese... is then placed in to a stone fired oven. now to kristina, with for a look at our forecast. now to kristina, with for a look at our forecast. lower 60s.late-day rain showers possible.rain likely this evening with a few thunderstorms possible tonight: rain ends.wind increa

garrett haake joins us, where donald trump will spend his nights. how is it going, garrett? >> it's going well. donald trump will be at morrow log's -- logo. but the chance to dramatically change the arc of this race. florida and ohio. and for that to change here in florida, it would take marco rubio to have the night of his political life, having a comeback against donald trump. >> marco rubio, giving a speech on what could be his last. >> this is where i played basketball. >> reporter: the florida senator's homecoming, part of a bittersweet final push for folks. most polls show him in danger of losing to donald trump by a voters told us why they couldn't back rubio. >> he didn't do its job. he should have stayed in washington, finished his term. voted on everything that was put in front of him. >> reporter: and why they supported trump no matter what. >> he is what he appears to be. because he's not a politician. he says feign% -- 15% of the things we wish we could retracted. but i think he is a genuine, honest, straightforward person. and i think we're going to work out t

garrett haake was there wh announcement. garrett? >> reporter: yeah, adam, the big news today, not a surprise, but impactful in the presidential race, dr. ben carson saying the time has come for him to drop out of the race. >> and i'm hopeful that maybe some people now that i'm leaving the campaign trail -- [ applause ] >> reporter: he is officially out of the race, and the gop field shrinks to the final four. john kasich spoke this afternoon, and he explained his reluctance to attack donald trump. >> you will not beat him by smearing him. you will beat him by having a vision and record. >> reporter: when trump announce head is skipping his planned saturday speech for a rally in kansas, ted cruz happily un megyn kelly was going to be here or even worse he was told there were conservatives who would be here. >> reporter: from young con seventives we heard the same message repeatedly. trump wouldn't have been welcomed here. >> from his prospective, it's probably smart from new orleans, donald trump drew a crowd with several cheering, b

landon chats about sports, thanks garrett. coming up... we'll have another look at your weather, stay with us. mike's final weather while it may take until the end of the weekend, there are some signs that a more active storm pattern will return to the region. in the short term, the west coast ridge of high pressure will continue to keep us warm and dry, nudging storms too far to the north to give us much chance of getting any water allow the first of what could be several storms to move into the region, with valley rain a decent possibility, but mountain rain and snow almost a sure bet on sunday. your next newscast starts at 6:30. until then you can stay info >> pelley: on the eve of super tuesday, trump clashes with black lives matter protesters. >> get 'em out. get 'em out. out, out, out, out.ls >> pelley: also tonight, a cop is gunned down on her first day on the job. the big cheese at a food company pleads guilty to selling parmesan that had no parmesan. and david martin with an american hero. >> that's five bronze stars, two purple h

and that's what happened to young garrett. between 2010-2014, the number of overdose deaths in maine involving heroin increased eightfold. this is maine. and this could be any state in the country. it seems to be striking rural states now as strongly or even worse than urban areas of the country. i didn't know garrett brown, but he was a brave kid. i could tell it by his conversations with aaron roda, by his conversations with us. he knew he was talking to us. he knew this was going to be public. he knew that he was communicating, and here's what he said: "if this changes one kid's life, saves one kid from being in jail, saves his family the pain of seeing him go through this," this is a guy in addiction saying this. it's extraordinary. if it saves one kid from overdosing and dying, then all that i have done hasn't been in vain. i guess that's why i keep doing this with you, he said to the reporter. mr. president, this is a tragedy. it's not a tragedy of numbers. it's a tragedy of real people. it's a tragedy of young lives los

garrett haake, wusa 9. to we have scoured social media the terrifying moments this afternoon, and some caught in the chaos said -- >> that moment when it goes down, everyone is screaming and running, and you can't see where the shots fired are from. and then this the tweet from the white house kate saying she was one of thousands there for the easter egg roll when it was on lockdown because of the shooting at the capitol. >> and then this instagram user posted a photo of his admission ticket to the u.s. capitol with the question, what are the odds. #firsttimeindc and #experiencethis. >>> almost 20 years ago a shooting at the u.s. capitol ended in tragedy when detective john gibson and officer jacob chestnut were killed. the suspect was never tried to court. he remains institution being treated for paranoid schizophrenia. more recently a 34-year-old woman was shot dead by capitol police after she tried to ram the gates of her complex in her car on october 3, 2013. kerry had tried to preach a white house secu

garrett? >> enforcement sources say it was 29-year-old jose fuertos.nd he will be charged with unawful entry for jumping over the barricades this afternoon. he didn't get anywhere near the fence behind me or the white house behind it, but the scare put the white house on lockdown and set for a chain of events for the secret service to clear the park as well. >> reporter: students visiting from tennessee recorded themes on snapchat sprinting through lafayette park away from the white house. >> er with just trying to get out of the way and not get run over. it was crazy. >> reporter: one student saw officers arrest the wouldbe jumper before law enforcement rushed everyone away from the executive mansion. >> the guy was -- they told him to lay on the ground, and his hands were behind his head. >> reporter: how many times have you seen someone get over the fence? >> reporter: probably 30. >> reporter: he says security acted efficiently. >> they can keep us out of the park up to 2 hours. >> reporter: they have certainly had practice. in the fall of 2014, a

"now, here's sports director garrett dearborn, with channel 2 sports" the wolf pack men locked down a first round bye to the mountain west tournament with that overtime win on colorado state sunday. as for marqueze coleman, he did not play in the win and head coach eric musselman says hes still day to day with that ankle sprain. meaning the pack could be without it's leading scorer in wednesday's rematch with boise state. and as dallas colodny explains it's a battle for the 3- spot in the conference standings.... back on january 13th the wolf pack came lost to boise state 74-67... but since then... the silver and prepare for wednesdays rematch the guys say they are a much better team then they were a month and half ago. " we are significantly better and that is all due to hardwork from the coaching staff down and it is great and we see the results and that is the best part and that motivates us to work even harder." "since that loss we have grown we are probably at our peak but we are going to keep on going up. they say at the end of the season you want to be playing your best basketb

garrett. mr. garrett, no. mr. woodall. mr. womack, no. mr. chairman, no. >> clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 12 and the nos are 21. >> the amendment is not adopted. the next amendment is number ten and the clerk will designate the amendment. number ten, please. >> amendment number ten offered by mr. pocan relating to a policy on higher education. >> the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized for six minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. this is an amendment that i'm introducing to the budget which prioritizes making debt-free college a reality. i have about 90,000 higher education students in my district. over the last 30 years the cost of college has increased by 300%, forcing many americans to take on an overwhelming student debt load or putting a college degree out of reach for many others. student debt is the highest form of personal debt in the nation, reaching over $1.3 trillion for 38 million student borrowers across the country. student debt has quadrupled just in the last 11 years. today the average studen

here's major garrett. this was an amazing evening. >> reporter: the swing state split decision witled the field to three candidates. >> while we are on the right side this year. we will not be on the winning side. >> reporter: after losing in his home state. marco rubio dropped out. trump is on pace to win. ted cruz and john kasich said they will fight for delegates to the end. >> only two campaigns have a plausible path to the nomination. ours and donald trump's. nobody else has any mathematical possibility whatsoever. >> it is unlikely that anybody is going to achieve enough >> the gop front-runner issued this predicts if he doesn't get the nomination at a contested convention. >> i don't think you can say that we don't get it automatically. i think you would have riots. i think you would have riots. >> reporter: this morning, former house speaker john boehner floated another idea. draft current speaker, paul ryan. his spokeswoman shot that down quickly saying he will not accept a nomination. committee c

deputy garrett says manson actually *loves giving hugs... the deputy will sit down and the dog will just lean it's head on his shoulder. the two have been working together for three years now. 3 ((walter/2shot)) and finally... anyone who's ever had a meal... and a pet... can relate to this video. a dog owner filmed himself eating... while his dog *watches. 3 but what's really hilarious is *how this dog reacts. every time "anthony jones" catches his dog "revy" in the act... he looks away. and there were some *really fast head turns. *million views on 3 youtube... and i think you can see why. 3 3 still ahead: free fun... or go for a run. a look at the events you can check out today, in tampa bay. plus: dave has another check on the tuesday forecast. 3 3 today in clearwater: a key stretch of pedestrian trails is expected to be completed. the bayshore 3 trail is a one mile extension connecting the courtney campbell causeway to the ream wilson trail and del oro park. that connection will give runners and bikers a traffic-free path all the way fro

and she once worked as a clerk surf s elizabeth garrett 52 years old. the tennessee journey isr awarding and injures $55 million in are lawsuit over secretly recorded video taken by a stock hervi and her hotel rooms she sued the owners of that marriott's favorite hotels didn't do enough to protect her privacy. who posted the video online after all there is altering the people from total dorks has been 30 months behind bars he missed pay 28 million while the hotel settlement.n cavalier come back after falling behind by 14 points a see how the lead. the firstst woman to go through a uterus transplant is speaking out about how it may help her raise her own children.y will announce the winning schoolho good at morning take a look at these temperatures behind mehi most of them in the 50s these middle and upper 40sl south ofo worcester in beach city even new philly down once the sun comes out in the winds pick up today everything will even backup were notck anticipating any rain but notice the cloud cover will reallyer thicken up over the next couple of days.

garrett haake, wusa 9. >> garrett, thank you. >>> in other news, mitt romney will speak out tomorrow morning on the state of the 2016 presidential race. >> the speech is not expected to be an endorsement for another candidate, but it's expected to be critical of trump's behavior. romney said his refusal to immediately disembow david duke's support is disqualifying, but he captured most of the super tuesday contest. he still does not have enough delegates to avoid a brokered convention. in order to get enough delegates, he has to get 52% of those remaining. >>> republican presidential candidate ben carson says he does not see a political path forward. the retired neurosurgeon said he will he did not do well on super tuesday but said last night he was not quite yet ready to quit. >>> the next few days will be pretty busy. tomorrow the republicans will debate in detroit, a fox news event, and on saturday, republican elections will be held in kansas, kentucky, louisiana, and maine, and the democrats will be caucusing in nebraska. on sunday, democrats will debate in flint, a cnn event. de

garrett haake, wusa 9. >>> new tonight, we know the name of a woman killed in the middle of broad daylight sunday afternoon. >> police recovered the vehicle used in the shooting earlier today, but the hunt is on for whoever pulled the trigger. ellison barber is live from police headquarters with the latest on this one. ellison? >> reporter: police say it was 39-year-old ivy smith from northeast dc, and her death is on the minds of so many people in the community where she lost her life, and we heard it first- hand at a monthly community meeting. >> we should be outraged. stop the shinanigans and the blaming. >> reporter: a small group, but one full of passion sat together in the auditorium of a local school, talking about the community. >> to come out of church on sunday at 2:00. >> i got four calls to come up because someone else has been killed. >> reporter: police say they responded to reports of gunfire

garrett hayes has been covering the race for us. and joins us live from the satellite center with the breakdown. garrett, i think broke down is >> i think that's probably right, adam. with four candidates left on the stage tonight, this was the highest stakes yet for any debate and it only took minutes for it to turn ugly and weirdly personal. >> donald trump and marco rubio picked up their ongoing personal battle where they left off last week. trading insults and shouting over each other from nearly the word go. >> you asked about the economy and the first thing he does is launch an attack about some little guy things because he doesn't have answers. and he's us to make him the president of the united states of america. >> this is not a game. i know what is happening with the economy. you don't know. you haven't employed one person. i have employed tens of thousands of people. >> what appeared to be a brief encounter turned out to be anything but. a race that has tested the bound of political decor rum turned towards political farc

pitcher carlos contreras was sent to louisville...pitchers rookie davis and amir garrett best sign from sunday in arizona was this swing of the bat. zack cozart back on the field hit one into the seats in left center field against the mariners. this weekend was cozart's first game action since his season ending injury last june. the reds are playing the angels today...and they getting roughed up. jumbo diaz gave up two runs in a third of an inning. the angels lead the reds 9-1 in the seventh inning. and now here's julie dolan with a look ahead at what we'll have for you on nine on your side at seven. ohio has the eyes of a nation ahead of tomorrow's primary. our craig mckee is at john kasich's rally underway in columbus at this hour. the last minute efforts to sway voters in their favor coming up on nine on your side at seven! as polls showed donald trump losing ohio, he attacked our john kasich with unhinged, bold-faced lies.

garrett. mr. garrett no. mr. diaz-balard no. mr. mcclintock. miswoodal no. mr. stessman no. mr. guinta? no. mr. brat, no. mr. blum? mr. mooney? no. mr. monthly -- molinar no. mr. johnson no. mr. van hollen? mr. van hollen aye. mr. yarmuth? mr. yarmuth aye. mr. pascrell? mr. pascrell aye. mr. ryan? mr. ryan aye. ms. moore? ms. moore aye. ms. castor? mr. mcdermott. mr. mcder moth aye. ms. lee. ms. lee aye. mr. pokane. mr. pokane may. ms. grisham? ms. dingell aye. mr. norcross? mr. norcross aye. mr. molten? mr. molten aye. mr. chairman? mr. chairman no. mr. chairman on that vote, the ayes are 14 and the nos are 20. >> thank you, so much, mr. the amendment is not adopted. >> amendment number 26 to prevent cyber attacks. >> our federal government has been and still is vulnerable to cyber attacks. last year the massive breaches at the office of personnel management led to the resignation of the then director as well as release of millions of social security numbers of federal employees and over 20 million security clearance data records stolen. these records have been called the crown

major garrett is covering the republicans for us. nancy cordes the democrats. >> reporter: scott, hillary it is looking like a southern sweep for the former secretary of state, as expected, thanks in no small part to support from african-americans who were so see to her victory in south carolina, as well. the crowd here in miami is euphoric. they know that she is set to pick up a lot of delegates tonight, and she increasingly is trump. take a listen. >> this country belongs to all of us, not just those at the top. [cheering and applause] not just the people who look one way, worship one way or even think one way. >> reporter: increasingly her speeches have become a repudiation of trump, and tonight is no different. she did not mention him by name, but she did say that we will not breaking down barriers. she said that we don't need to make america great again. america already is great. it needs to be made whole. and she argued that what this country really needs, scott, is a little more love and kindness. now, as for her democratic op

ben garrett. it reminded me of, uh, benji garrett. a frequent contributor to the letters column in the midnight ranger comic between 2003 and 2009. my partner's suspicion that you killed mike stratton suddenly made a little more sense. what are you talking about? benji mostly heaped praise on the comic, but then in 2007, the midnight ranger was revamped. he became, uh, more brooding, more bloodthirsty. certain elements of his were-- i believe the term is-- retconned. watson: benji didn't like the changes. his letters to superlative became more and more impassioned, until he finally told them that he was never gonna buy another one of their comics. what they did was wrong. someone had to tell them so. bell: maybe you didn't like what mike was doing with the midnight ranger. maybe you decided to tell him so. watson: can you tell us your whereabouts between 10:00 p.m. and midnight two nights ago? i was on patrol. did anyone see you? (sighs) if i killed mike, why would i have come to you the other night? why would i tell you who he was, w

thanks garrett. coming up next-- mike will be back with a last look at your forecast. you're watching channel 2 news, coverage you can to the couple wondering what a good deal looks like... no. seriously? we'll give it a 6 for composition. scary. wow, what about just putting a fair, no haggle price on the window? not zany enough? sometimes the best deals forecast-- it is looking more and more like the weather pattern will change for the active, and a little sooner than originally thought. wednesday will still be mostly sunny, dry and warm ahead of the first weak cold front that moves through the region thursday. there is only a slight chance that first system will be able to overcome the shadowing effect of the mountains and produce valley rain, but the mountains should pick up some high elevation snow thursday and friday. a series of colder systems move through the region over the weekend, and it looks like the active storm track will stick around at least halfway through the next week. your next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30 and jeff martinez. >> jon: stephen

hey, garrett. >> reporter: hey, jan. we are expecting marco rubio to take the stage for his third of four events. this primary unlike any other in the race so far with 10 separate media markets and we'll find out if that will help marco rubio slow down donald trump. on his final campaign swing on what could be his final competitive state, is predicting victory. >> we'll do what needs to be done and win the 99 99 delegates in florida. >> reporter: donald trump canceled his friday night rally in chicago, rubio calling his feature to snap out of the trump fever. >> he has turned the most important election in a generation into a circus, a complete fiasco and a carnival. this country deserves better. this country has to wake up here. >> i refuse to say little marco. >> reporter: at his final rally in tampa, trump mocked marco rubio wrote and seemed unfazed about the relatively minor protests, calling on republicans to unify. >> the biggest story in all of politics world wide is what's happening with the republican party. wha