gov.omney: i have received a lot of support from friends and associates. they have sent a record number of e-mails and messages. mark: anyone you can tell us who viewers would know? gov. romney: those people can express themselves if they would like to. i sat in my speech that we can measure the radius of donald trump to be president in part of how people responded to my speech, whether it be policy or a personal attack. characteristically he took the low road. mark: there has been some negative reaction, rush limbaugh reacted negatively. does that recent -- does that -- does that bother you at all? gov. romney: i haven't think that donald trump has neither the expense nor temperament to be president. mark: there have been moments where you are mrs. romney together have said that is too far, too much. can you think of those in the last few weeks or months where you were mrs. romney have said that is too much? gov. romney: it is a long list. his comments about mexicans, that was very early

gov. snyder: members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to speak with you today about the crisis in flint and the actions we are taking to ensure that nothing like this ever happens again. let me be blunt. this was a failure of government at all levels. local, state, and federal officials. we all failed the families of flint. this is not about politics, nor partisanship. i will not point fingers or shift blame. there is plenty of that to share. and neither will help people of flint. not a day or night goes by that this tragedy doesn't weigh on my mind. the questions i should have asked, the answers i should have demanded, how i could have prevented this. that's why i am so committed to delivering permanent, long-term solutions in clean safe drinking water that every michigan citizen deserves. today, i'll report what we have done, what we are doing, and what we will do to deliver real results to the families of flint. but before going through the facts, i want to express my pro

gov.iffe: he is promising a lot of things that cannot happen. he is promising everybody free college education. as governor of virginia, would love to give everybody a free education. there is zero chance it will be put into law. you can't afford it. it will never happen. he's talking about even taking the hard work that president obama did and promising everybody free health care. for a lot of folks, they hear that and it sounds great. but the reality is, you and i al: young people like barack obama am a they like bill clinton, and they love bernie sanders. they don't like hillary clinton. they voted overwhelmingly for bernie sanders. you have five kids. why are young people turned off by hillary? gov. mcauliffe: i don't know if it is turned off by hillary as much as bernie sanders promising free college education. that is exciting. if you go back to 2004, we had governor dean with all the young folks. everyone had the orange hats. we are just in the beginning of the process. we only had

gov.asich: thank you, thank you. we are late, so let's get started here, ok? listen, i want to tell you that governor leavitt, i mean this guy is really something. for those students who are here, if you don't go track him down and spend time talking with him, you don't know how to prepare for the next phase of your life. because this guy is really something. he is a brilliant man. he has served his country in an incredible way, and of course, the governor of utah. he is absolutely the best. and, he is a visionary. he is absolutely a visionary, and i just can't thank him enough for his support. but how about a great round of applause for my friend? [applause] gov. kasich: the reason why we are late is that this took us i think five hours to get here. we've faced all this win, and had to divert to tulsa instead of where we were going in colorado. and on the way over here on the airplane, i got a chance to watch "the martian." it was a really cool movie. [laughter] [applause] gov. kasich: i

gov.cauliffe: i don't know if it is turned off by hillary as much as bernie sanders promising free college education. that is exciting. if you go back to 2004, we had governor dean with all the young folks. everyone had the orange hats. we are just in the beginning of the process. we only had two contests. think that she could wrap this up by march 15? gov. mcauliffe: there is a real likelihood that we can announced statistically that he cannot win. this is exactly what president obama did -- al: exactly. how is this campaign different from the 2008 campaign? gov. mcauliffe: well robbie is the campaign manager, i am very biased, he was mine. they are a talented team. they know the mechanics. last time there was not even a delegate operation. robbie put together an operation to win delegates. to become the democratic nominee, you must win delegates. that is the plan he has put forward. this is the long haul. we are running for president. al: there are some people who want to replace robbie,

gov. kasich: i'm fine. who knows what nickname he would give me, you know? john hannity: i think it's on the minds of many of us here -- we had a speech by mitt romney yesterday. how many people in this room supported mitt romney? everybody. i was a little disappointed because what it sounded like was a strategy to me -- i thought he would have been a great president. sounded like a strategy. john kasich win ohio, rubio wins florida, ted cruz wins the states that he can. in that sense, you are part of their strategy to make that come about and have a floor fight at the convention. gov. kasich: you have to leave it to the voters to decide what they want. i don't depend on any strategy. my wife, i get strategy from her. not so much about politics, but that's where i get my orders from. let me say something about donald trump. you will not beat him by smearing him. you will beat him by having a vision and showing people the -- who are frustrated. who are they? john hannity: i'm one. i'm frust

gov.y: i think what he has been doing in the campaign is taking politics to a wholly lower level than we have ever seen, at least in modern times. the attacks based on people's physical characteristics, so saying about carly fiorina, look at her face. saying about marco rubio in the debate, "little marco, little marco," this hasn't been done before. even calling someone a liar. usually you will say "this is a person that has difficulty with the truth." saying, "he's a liar, liar ted," these kinds of things -- and frankly, the vulgarity, that hasn't been a part of political campaigns. it goes on in locker rooms and small groups. but on a public stage, running for president of the united states, to engage in personal attacks is something we haven't seen before. mark: you said you wouldn't vote for donald trump but you wouldn't vote for hillary clinton. even a lot of your own political allies and advisors would say, i do think you would say, that is the most likely outcome still, donald trump

gov.rown: they are divided between republicans and democrats, conservatives, liberals, religious fundamentalists, libertarians, and all the rest. we have a crisis of governance in the face of an increasingly dangerous world. people are upset. the candidate see is not all that inspiring. it is very difficult in the midst of this kind of challenging complexity. we are going to have to do better to win the support of the american people. emily: some are saying the primary could be the last stand. is that nomination inevitable? gov. brown: mr. trump does not have a majority. it's happened in unpredictable ways -- things happen in unpredictable ways. stay tuned, there is much more that happens. it is very open. emily: does it scare you he is that close to the nomination and presidency? gov. brown: i would like to sound scared. there are a lot of things i'm more concerned about. i'm concerned about the big issues acing america. getting together when it is on the supreme court nominee, when it is

gov.wn: i would like to sound scared. there are a lot of things i'm more concerned about. i'm concerned about the big issues acing america. getting together when it is on the supreme court nominee, when it is increasing search and development and dealing with the negative consequences. i would like that to happen. if we have a dysfunctional congress, ultimately we are going to get back to president. part.d like to do my emily: who are you supporting? gov. brown: i'm not supporting anybody at this point. emily: would you accept a vp nomination? gov. brown: i haven't been offered one. emily: would you be interested? gov. brown: not particularly. i ran for president, not vice president. do you see a demise of the two parties? the brown: i'd say republican party hasn't quite gelled yet but it is getting close. events happen in politics. made.ts up,ooks like it is shaping it looks like it is coming together. i would give us a few more months. emily: is donald trump fit to be president? gov. bro

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gov. kasich: well, it' s absolutely critical and i hope the people of the state will reward me with a good win and i can continue this presidential ve learned here in ohio right to the white house to brian: and what' s your path gov. kasich: we' everywhere, we' ll head to pennsylvania to the eastern seaboard, we' ll be out west at the same time we' ll be sure we manage the affairs right here in ohio brian: what are the key issues that you want people to focus on in this election from here forward. gov. kasich: well i think it' s experience, accomplishment, and vision. when i talk, i' m not talking about what i might do. i' m talking about so many of the things i' ve already been able to accomplish. so i think experience matters, record matters, vision matters and the three things i think matters most, jobs number one, jobs think, jobs number three. brian: a big problem across the country is infrastructure, we have the brent spence bridge in cincinnati going over. what can you do as preside

[cheers and applause] gov.h: but they are not the only threats that we face. a kasich administration will work from the beginning to eliminate any form of intolerance, bigotry, racism, or anti-semitism, whether domestic or international, particularly in international bodies. [cheers and applause] gov. kasich: i condemn all attempts to isolate pressure and delegitimize the state of israel, and i will support congress's efforts to allow this activity, both here and in the eu, and i am very concerned about rising attacks on israel and jewish student on our college campuses. [cheers and applause] gov. kasich: i will make sure we have the tools needed to protect students from hate speech and intimidation while supporting free speech on our college campuses. [applause] i have been horrified by the recent state of palestinian attacks on israeli citizens. these are not spontaneous actions of lone wolves, they are part of an unprecedented wave of terror that has evolved over 200 attacks since october, 2015 -- they are t

[applause] gov. kasich: look, i know how to balance budgets. i know how to build a team of people that are willing to give us on a strong fiscal track. why do we want that? because if our job creators don't feel like they can trust the future, they will sit on their wallets and we won't get the jobs we want. i know how to deal with regulation. i know this. problem with people who work in the government. if they want to make all the laws, they should run for public office. they should not make them sitting behind a desk when they are not in touch with the reality of how we create jobs in this country. [applause] gov. kasich: we know how to cut taxes. we cut taxes more than any governor in america by $5 billion. think about this. remember that first year i was win? -- i was in? you all had to get a seat belt you fell out of your chair with everything that was happening. we have reduced taxes, and we killed the death tax. a small business person could pass their business on to their kids. now if we are

gov. snyder: members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to speak with you today about the crisis in flint and the actions we are taking to ensure that nothing like this ever happens again. let me be blunt. this was a failure of government at all levels. local, state, and federal officials. we all failed the families of flint. this is not about politics, nor partisanship. i will not point fingers or shift blame. there is plenty of that to share. and neither will help people of flint. not a day or night goes by that this tragedy doesn't weigh on my mind. the questions i should have asked, the answers i should have demanded, how i could have prevented this. that's why i am so committed to delivering permanent, long-term solutions in clean safe drinking water that every michigan citizen deserves. today, i'll report what we have done, what we are doing, and what we will do to deliver real results to the families of flint. but before going through the facts, i want to express my pro

i know -- >> [applause] gov.warzenegger: i know she would join him now in heaven, and the love between the two of them will start all over again. let's please have a moment of silence for nancy. thank you. now let me talk to you about my love of ohio. in 1970, jim lorimer -- come up here for a second, just come over here, jim. it's very important that you see the person that is really responsible with my love affair. give him a they can. this is my partner, jim lorimer. >> [applause] gov. schwarzenegger: jim lorimer ran the world championships in weightlifting and bodybuilding in 1970, and i won that competition, and i told him the competition was so well-run that i will come back after i retire from bodybuilding, and he will be my partner and we will run the world championships in columbus, ohio. that is exactly what happened. fourom 1976 on, fo r decades, we have been running every year the world championships and bodybuilding, right here in columbus, ohio. >> [cheering] gov. schwarzenegger: i just came from th

. >> it kmits the mayor and mar lynn gov forand var va gov northerly to creating a new, independent federally man dated safety orr sight agency. if they don't do it, they could use losons of doll alreadies. >> maryland was on track to become the sixth state to prasz reeg to die may not guilty make it to the center tloor tomorrow. the death with dignity act will likely failed in kmet tee for a second straight year. the bill bould alie doctors to a fail value apunt of ed kax chlts. >> to old town, alexandria to ask folks some questions about the area. let's go. what common snack was first grown right here in virginia? grapes? peanuts! peanuts! fresh roasted peanuts! (man laughs) peanuts! did that surprise you? that was very surprising! you know what else might surprise you? geico is the number one auto insurer in the d.c. metropolitan area. call or click today to see how much you could save with geico. >>. >> scott mcfarland and the isteam found even the goft admitings it's happening more than they know. >> we made a long driver up a remote hill in staff ford county to find rita tout. >> it's n

gov. kasich: we dragged him and clawed him to where we needed to be. we were united as a country. then i left. buckeye state floundering. you know, if i have any ability, it is the ability to pull smart people together. i like to have people smarter than i am in a room. as clint eastwood said, a man has to know his limits. probably the first time clint eastwood has been quoted in a republican rally. i like clint. jonathan: plenty of republicans do after he stood up at the republican national convention last time. former president bill clinton is in cincinnati working the campaign trail for his wife. he is attending a get out the vote event at the national underground railroad freedom center. hillary clinton expected to pay visit to youngstown, ohio. stay with us on tuesday night for special coverage of the primaries as ohio votes. we will have live coverage beginning at 7:30 when the polls close. edition of wlwt news 5:00, at 10:00, and 11:00. happening tonight -- the butler county republi

gov. walker: after a lot of thought, a lot of time, a lot of prayer, i decided after all these years of the about obama-clinton failures, i have chosen ted cruz to be the best president for three reasons. i fundamentally believe he is a constitutional conservative. i know as a governor and talking to other governors that we need a leader in washington who understands that our founders intended for the power to really be in the states, and most importantly in the hands of the people, not concentrated in washington. ted cruz has shown he is willing to act on that. secondly, we have shown, as you well know, that we know how to take on the big special interests that puts the power back in the hand of the hard-working taxpayers. that something that ted cruz has not only talked about in this campaign, he has shown that he is not afraid to take on the big government special interests, even sometimes when they are aligned with our own party. onis not afraid to take those interest, and that's what

there were no dot gov e-mails from the secretary or her staff. at that point, it's irrelevant to the criminal investigation because she's in line, as the secretary of state, to be president of the united states. so along with her job, not only to conduct foreign policy, comes the duty to understand and know classified information. that is the envelope from which the fbi is operating. this is not a gs 2 who accidentally slips a piece of paper in the wrong file and it stays out all nigh on somebody's desk. this is the person with highest classification possible who used a private server to conduct all of her government business. this has nothing to do with politics. that's illegal. per se. and the reason is simple. the government has a classified e-mail system for a reason. it's to protect the security of national security information, national defense information, and to prevent its disclosure to unauthorized persons. the existence of that server violates every known federal law on the protection of classified information. >> let's get to calls. j

gov.: i started talking about this issue very soon after would notalia's death must immediately a chuck grassley informed us that he was not going to hold any hearings and he is evidently not ever backing off of that. i think that is the wrong approach and that that is an obstructionist way of handling government and we deserve better. with the name garland put forth by the president yesterday, i think that we should need to have a hearing and learn about this gentleman. i think that a senator grassley's job as the chairman of the judiciary committee. john: the on the merits of the argument, talk to me about the politics and explain the theory of the case by which you think this is a case by which he could be vulnerable? believe he is vulnerable on this issue. this election cycle we really have seen so much dissatisfaction with politics as politicalplaying games i think because the voting public across this country and definitely here in iowa is fed up with that. we saw that in our caucuse

tag: 5153-05 gov kasich plans to wake up in the morning and vote right around 1o oclock at the genoa township community hall. he's also planning a watch party for tomorrow night. in westerville, craig mckee 9 on your side. donald trump spent much of tonight in ohio.... speaking to his supporters in youngstown. his jet pulled up to a hanger at the youngstown -- warren regional airport shortly after six tonight. 50 extra police officers were on scene to provide security. trump took shots at governor kasich... and said what he would tell companies such as carrier air conditioning.. which is moving jobs to mexico. "good luck with your employee, the 1400 people who were fired jobs because you can't get good jobs in this country. the good jobs are all gone by the just want to tell you one thing every air conditioning unit that's sall by carrier that cross out now every secure border is going to be taxed at the rate of 35 percent per unit." unit."this trip to ohio was a late add to trump's schedule. he had planned to spend more florida. senator ted cruz campaigned hard in illinois today.. w

vo mitt romney will campaign with ohio gov. john kasich at two events monday. gov. john kasich at two events monday. kasich's campaign says the former republican presidential nominee will join kasich at stops in north canton and westerville, ohi. romney is not endorsing a candidate but is encouraging voters to choose kasich in ohio and marco rubio in florida in an effort to stop donald trump. i want to take the message of hope and opportunity and positivity to the rest of america because we're rising, but now i have to count on you to be able go to the rest of what it means to be on to be an american coming up in the next half hour, i'll tell you about how the democrats are faring here in the buckeye state. reporting live, jordan vilines, fox 19 now. the democrats spent most of their time on stage in columbus last night laying out to skip attacks on each other. but, neither bernie sanders or hillary clinton held back when the about donald trump - and his rallies. "donald trump is literally inciting violence with his supporters - he's saying if you go out and beat so

first trump retweeted a video showing gov. haley during an interview in 2012 talking about why mitt romney should not have to release his tax returns - then saying in a campaign stop with rubio - that trump should release his tax returns. -trump also retweeted from his campaign manager's account- saying "gov. nikki haley just after this was published to social media." -trump then tweeted " the people of south carolina are embarassed by nikki hailey" -mispelled name, since corrected that tweet. -haley then tweeted back - @realdonaldtrump. bless your heart." heavy traffic on this tweet - more than 2,000 retweets and almost 3,000 likes haley continues to campaign with marco rubio - who is holding his watch party tonight in florida. it's a clear skies and a warm start to this tuesday. as we look over downtown columbia through the wis skycam ... we want to check in with meteorologist ben tanner is in the first alert weather center tracking a system that's expected to move into south carolina tonight.

(gov. chris christie, (r) new jersey): "i immediately involved the dep to work with the mayor's office and the nps. we put bottled water into all those schools and shut off the taps in those schools," officials are pointing out that so far.. lead has *not* been found in newark's water source.but contamination can happen when lead leaches from individual water pipes or household fixtures. a horse trainer says they were starved -- sick -- and dying.and now this morning -- a clermont county neighborhood is pitching in to help save 3 horses. kimberly kinder bought the horses -- and is now trying to get them back to health.one of them had active lice and mites -- and open sores.she says she could *not* believe her eyes when she went to pick the animals up last weekend. "just utter shock....the closer we got the more emaciated they looked." looked."since then, the community has donated thousands of dollars in clermont county animal control and the prosecutor's office have been notified about the

gov. kasich: i will not take the low road to the highest office in america. mike: in westchester, donald trump supporters and protesters squaring off on the front lines. >> love trump' s hate, love trump' s hate. we have team coverage tonight of all the political happenings in the state. courtis fuller is not in the anchor desk tonight because he is in columbus covering the democratic candidates. karin johnson is outside donald trump' s town hall event in westchester. first, john london has more on trump' s message to his many supporters tonight. john: that message was that the country is not strong and respected in a he, as president, would make the country strong and respected. he was short on details, but strong on what his supporters wanted to hear. build a wall kill common core, , destroy isis. two infiltrated protestors with bernie signs picked their moment. trump called it ignorant. got off a good line once they were out, saying, anybody else want to stand up right now? it' s a sham

sf gov tv-great.ap where we were, this is the map without the historic resources that are eligible. the colored parcels are eligible for the program. when you remove rent control you can see that diminishes it. then when you remove all residential unit it further diminishes eligibility parcels. there was a request from the commission to understand exactly where this will happen. like precise lay which spot in the city and that is actually very challenging for us to articulate or know. what we are really good at knowing is about the scale, about the general impact that might happen. what we have done in the past and i described at the last hearing is a soft site analysis so after we reduce all the parcels dependent if they are eligible we look at what is on the site and say, what is the potential height versus what is there now and is the difference between those two is 5 percent, if only 5 percent the total site is utilized, then it is considered soft or potentially developable. there are about 240 si

gov. kasich: we' ll do ok, but not great. but this was never our plan. look, we have a campaign plan and then we campaign our plan. and our hope now is -- and our belief -- is that we will go north and you will begin to see things change. also hold republican caucuses today, but will not actually produce any voting results . with so many delegates to be won or lost during the voting process, super tuesday can reveal which candidates have the best chance at winning their party' s nomination for president. an ohio native and navy seal received the medal of honor monday in washington, d.c. lisa: kyla woods tells us about the brave acts committed by senior chief edward byers, jr. good morning. kyla: the award was indeed well-deserved. edward byers helped rescue an american hostage who was abducted in afghanistan in december, 2012. the white house says byers also served as a human shield during a firefight with militants to safely get dr. dilip joseph out alive. byers is the 11th living service member to be awarded the medal of honor for actions in afghanista

(gov. chris christie, (r) new jersey): "i immediately involved the dep to work with the mayor's office and the nps. we put bottled water into all those schools and shut off the taps in those schools," officials are pointing out that so far.. lead has *not* been found in newark's water source.but contamination can happen when lead leaches from individual water pipes or household fixtures. a horse trainer says they were starved -- sick -- and dying.and now this morning -- a clermont county neighborhood is pitching in to help save 3 horses. kimberly kinder bought the horses -- and is now trying to get them back to health.one of them had active lice and mites -- and open sores.she says she could *not* believe her eyes "just utter shock....the closer we got the more emaciated they looked." looked."since then, the community has donated thousands of dollars in supplies for those horses. clermont county animal control and the prosecutor's office have been notified about the animals... they did not

(gov. chris christie, (r) new jersey): "i immediately involved the dep to work with the mayor's office and the nps. we put bottled water into all those schools and shut off the taps in those schools," officials are pointing out that so far.. lead has *not* been found in newark's water source.but contamination can happen when lead leaches from individual water pipes or household fixtures. a horse trainer says they were starved -- sick -- and dying.and now this morning -- a clermont county neighborhood is pitching in to help save 3 horses. kimberly kinder bought the horses -- and is now trying to get them back to health.one of them had active lice and mites -- and open sores.she says she could *not* believe her eyes when she went to pick the animals up last weekend. "just utter shock....the closer we got the more emaciated they looked." looked."since then, the community has donated thousands of dollars in clermont county animal control and the prosecutor's office have been notified about the

he's completely in love with you and happier than ever a gov deserves. with love and appreciation, your in love gov. >> her devotion to him and his devotion to her was remarkable. >> they were absolutely perfect together. >> if ronny owned a shoe store like his dad, nancy would have been pushing shoes. i mean, that's just the way it was. >> december 1980, ronny wrote this letter to nancy on christmas day, the last holiday before they moved to washington. >> my beloved first lady. i have this problem. i miss you when you first leave the room. i worry about you when you go out the front door. without you, there would be no sun, no moon, no stars. with you, they are all out at the same time. >> i, ronald reagan, do solemnly swear -- >> backing president didn't change his pension for letter writing. >> on her birthday, the president would slip out of the white house somehow with an aide and go to a card shop and buy maybe 20 or 30 cards, birthday cards and plant them all over the white house for her to find. >> nearly three months after taking office, the as

he's completely in love with you and happier than ever a gov deserves.ith love and appreciation, your in love gov. >> her devotion to him and his devotion to her was remarkable. >> they were absolutely perfect together. >> if ronny owned a shoe store like his dad, nancy would have been pushing shoes. i mean, that's just the way it was. >> december 1980, ronny wrote this letter to nancy on christmas day, the last holiday before they moved to washington. >> my beloved first lady. i have this problem. i miss you when you first leave the room. i worry about you when you go out the front door. without you, there would be no sun, no moon, no stars. with you, they are all out at the same time. >> i, ronald reagan, do solemnly swear -- >> backing president didn't change his pension for letter writing. >> on her birthday, the president would slip out of the white house somehow with an aide and go to a card shop and buy maybe 20 or 30 cards, birthday cards and plant them all over the white house for her to find. >> nearly three months after taking office, the assa

(gov. rick snyder/(r) michigan) "we all failed the families of flint."(gov. rick snyder/(r) michigan) "i have because those people work for me."michigan governor rick snyder - speaking with contrition and humility before a congressional hearing this michigan) "not a day or night goes by that this tragedy doesn't weigh on my mind." ...but thursday may have weighed heavier than most... ...as lawmakers blasted snyder for waiting months to take action on flint's lead-tainted cartwright/(d) pennsylvania) "i've had about enough of your false contrition and your phony apologies. there you are, dripping with guilt, but drawing your paycheck, hiring lawyers at the expense of the people."democrats, calling for snyder to resign.(rep. matt cartwright/(d) pennsylvania) "people who put dollars over the fundamental safety of the people do not belong in government."meanwhile, republicans blasted e-p-a administrator gina mccarthy, noting that staffers knew of high lead levels as early as february of 20-15.(rep. jason chaffetz/(r) utah) "you had the authority, you had the back

(gov john kasich/ (r) presidential candidate) "thanks arnold, love you man!" man!"as far as we know...this is the first high-profile endorsement made on the popular app.hopefully this bodes well for the governor. ohio's primary is planned for march 15-th. you're feeling some pain at the pump this morning... morning...the average price for a gallon of gas in cincinnati is one dollar and 90 cents.that's up about nine cents from last week.we're also paying more than other parts of the country.the national average is one-dollar and 84 cents.that's a jump of seven cents in the past two weeks.for the lowest gas prices you can always head to our website and click on the u-c... hoping a big win will help get it off the bubble and into the n-c-a-a tournament. tournament.u-c took the floor last night on senior day against s-m-u.the bearcats were up seven at the half. despite shooting just 29-and a half percent from the field in this game. .. including just one three-pointer... u-c comes out on top 61-to-54. ((cronin: we hve the same record as duke. memphis is really good and

sf gov tv-great. just to recap where we were, this is the map without the historic resources that are eligible. the colored parcels are eligible for the program. when you remove rent control you can see that diminishes it. then when you remove all residential unit it further diminishes eligibility parcels. there was a request from the commission to understand exactly where this will happen. like precise lay which spot in the city and that is actually very challenging for us to articulate or know. what we are really good at knowing is about the scale, about the general impact that might happen. what we have done in the past and i described at the last hearing is a soft site analysis so after we reduce all the parcels dependent if they are eligible we look at what is on the site and say, what is the potential height versus what is there now and is the difference between those two is 5 percent, if only 5 percent the total site is utilized, then it is considered soft or potentially developable. there are

by c-b-s news and you-gov... shows trump and kasich neck-and-neck in ohio... tied at 33-percent among likely republican voters... cruz not too far behind at 27- percent... rubio with 5- percent. live coming up in the the democrats are reporting live, 19 now. tomorrow... 99 delegates are up florida, where donald trump leads voters in illinois also head to the a new c-b-s poll has tight battle in those two states. a maryland officer is dead following are calling an attack. were going about their business sunday... when a first officer he saw outside the prince george police station. this man...jacai colson was killed. "an unwarranted, unprovoked attack on our police officers at a police station. absolutely, unprecedented and unacceptable." other officers returned fire and hit one suspect, who is expected to survive. a second suspect was also arrested. colson was a four-year veteran of the department and served as an undercover narcotics officer. al-qaida is now claiming responsibility for an attack at a beach resort on the ivorycoast. officials say 14 civilians,

thanks ryan gov. john kasich/r presidential candidate anyone who is in this race should decide on gov. john kasich/r presidential candidate anyone who is in this race should decide on their own what they want to do. but i want to tell ya, after ohio, i will compete all across this country and i'm going to be the republican nominee ohio governor john kasich... sounding very confident heading into next week... a new fox news poll puts him in first in ohio... with 34 percent of the vote... compared to trump's 29. that same poll puts kasich's job performance at a 79 percent approval rating among ohio republicans. we'll have continuing coverage as more states head to the polls... on air, on our free mobile app and always on fox19 now dot com. weather now bodak chroma key the light rain will continue as we head into the overnight. tonight, temperatures will fall into the upper killing a driver, then sitting on the victim's lap and taking the car to walmart. take a look, this is the suspect, 33 year old jose

(gov. presidential candidate :53-:58) "she was an incredible lady....she was very strong and a class act...." in southern california....mourners brought flowers to the reagan library. (donna ferguson1:03-1:07) "it's like the end of an era...it's sad it's bitter sweet." mrs. reagan will be buried at the library....next to her husband. dan scheneman nbc news. covering decision 20-16 this evening... fresh off saturday's primary wins in louisiana and kentuckydonald trump is still leading the republican pack.with ted cruz picking up new delegates from wins in maine and kansas. on the democratic sidebernie sanders and hillary clinton debate again tonight in flint, michigan. clinton has more than double the delegates that sanders has - so far. nbc's jennifer johnson has our story from washington. (super on screen - golf channel :00-:06) republican frontrunner donald trump took sunday off to watch golf at his florida tournament. -------------:07/:13 -----------in/out) after victories saturday in lo

(gov john kasich/ (r) presidential candidate) "thanks arnold, love you man!" man!"as far as we know...this is the first high-profile endorsement made on the bodes well for the governor. ohio's primary is planned for march 15-th. you're feeling some pain at the pump this morning... morning...the average price for a gallon of gas in cincinnati is one dollar and 90 cents.that's up about nine cents from last week.we're also paying more than other parts of the country.the national average is one-dollar and 84 cents.that's a jump of seven cents in the past two weeks.for the lowest gas prices you can always head to our website and click on the traffic tab. more than 100-thousand dollars worth of drugs... heading to the tri-state... is now in the hands of ohio state troopers. troopers.troopers found 60- pounds of marijuana during a traffic stop in preble county. this is a photo of the bust. bust.drug-sniffing dogs picked up on the scent.frederick coleman... an arizona man... is now facing charges for carrying all that pot. u-c... hoping a big win will help get it off the bu

by c-b-s news and you-gov... shows trump and kasich neck-and-neck in ohio... tied at 33-percent among likely republican voters... cruz not too far behind at 27- percent... rubio with 5- percent. live coming up in the next half hour, i'll tell you about how the democrats are faring here in the reporting live, your governor as you was a congressman - boos which is absolutely, ya know, ohio has never donald trump called out governor kasich yesterday in west chester. the appearance came one day after the republican frontrunner canceled an event center due to trump also canceled a rally in chicago on friday issues. nats: secret service rush podium the protestor who tried to rush the stage at a trump rally on saturday is speaking out... check out the video it happened outside of dayton... been identified by dimassimo.... charged with conduct and inducing panic. donald trump tweeted... the man has ties to isis and should be in jail... dimassimo says that's just not true... "i in no way harmed anyone, intended to harm anyone. i'm not a member of isis. i have no known

(gov john kasich/ (r) presidential candidate) "thanks arnold, love you man!" man!"as far as we know...this is the first high-profile endorsement made on the popular app.ohio's primary is march 15-th. aside from the presidential race, there's also a race underway to replace former house speaker john boehner.and you can hear from the tonight.this is video from a forum a few weeks ago.there are 17 candidates vying for the 8th congressional seat.15 are republicans.tonight's forum is at the parrish auditorium on the miami university hamilton campus at 6:30. 10 snakes in a burning apartment.that's what brought the spca to the scene of a fire this morning in mount airy.9 on your side's kristen swilley talked with the snakes' owner, and an angry neighbor. only the smell of smoke chesterfield court... but earlier today it was slithering with excitement... vo: ten ball pythons have a lot to hiss about after their aquarium caught fire this morning. this man, who didnt want to go on camera says, all ten ball pythons along with several salamanders are his. he says he rescued the

gov. john kasich/r presidential candidate i people of the great state of ohio. i love you that is all i can tell you, i love you applause also picked up wins and florida. donald trump has carolina, illinois forcing marco rubio to suspend his campaign. we have team coverage on the election results... including a report... from inside governor john kasich's election night headquarters.. and fox19 now's ben katko has the latest on local polling issues.. breaking now but first breaking news... we've been covering for you all evening.. that news... we've been covering for you all evening.. that we told you impacted voters here... a 12-car accident force one of the vehicles to plunge... into the ohio river... shutting down i-275 at the combs hehl bridge.. police released breaking details in a news conference within the last hour fox19 now's frankie jupiter has within the last hour fox19 now's frankie jupiter has been covering this story.. he's live now with the latest. not recovered. within the last hour campbell county police chief craig sorrell tell us that the vehi

former gov. ted strickland beat out cincinnati city council member p-g sittenfeld, setting up a race with republican general election in november. nomination for recorder... is going to former judge norbert nadel. updated election results... check the fox19 now mobile app... or log on to fox19 now dot com. breaking now north korea's sentenced a school graduate...otto warmbier to serve 15 years of hard labor in prison. warmbier allegedly attempted to steal a propaganda banner from a restricted area of his hotel. "please, i've made the worst mistake of my life, but please act to save me." that video was released last month... the 21-year-old was convicted of subversion and sentenced following a one hour trial. in a statement prior to the trial, he told reporters in pyongyang he wanted the banner, quote, "as a trophy" for the mother of a we will continue to follow this breaking news and updates. breaking breaking news we've been following for you the combs-hehl after a 12-car accident forced a water

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