i will go to you harland. what will happen today question mark. >> i'm sorry. >> right now we'll clear politics has trump up by 12 percentage points. i think a new wall street journal poll also shows donald trump winning in double digits but we are still in the proportional states and the real prizes, on march 15 when we get a winner take allstate , specifically looking at ohio and florida which are so key to donald trump . reporter: harland, last word. >> i want to see what happens in michigan. i think it's important to stunt k-6 momentum for trump and i think she's right. we willsee after march 15 where this thing lies . reporter: the big week to go. all eyes on ohio. the rust belt state and florida. thank you for joining us. we will see how the union vote plays out. reporter: jenna: parts of texas and cleanup mode after storm damage property and now more bad weather on the way. we get you updated on that plus, apple battling the justice department after the tanner terrorattack in san bernardino. but it's no

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jon: harland, one about the states that come into play because donald trump is in the race.he says for instance that he could turn new york red because well, he says he's popular in the state of new york. >> we saw paul yesterday that showed that he was competitively, in fact in ahead of her on long island and within striking distance through new york so i believe that. it's not just in new york. ithink it's in new jersey and in rust belt states like michigan, ohio, pennsylvania and democrats are playing defense in those states , it's a totally different ball game from 2012. mitt romney was never competitive in pennsylvania even though they tried to pretend they were at the end. i think donald trump will be. jon: what about the excitement gap? hillary clinton is a known quantity, she's been on the national stage for a quarter century. donald trump, although he has certainly been on the national stage he is new to politics. the excitement factor of a potential trump nomination, does that benefit the republicans? >> it does benefit them, i believe. i believe donald trump is sp

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although we do have a call of report of careless reckless driving along harland street, if you're in that area keep it in mind. a live look at i-85 south of the 29/49 highway, and you can see traffic is picking up there but again, there are no significant issues that will slow you down except typical volume that we have every morning. >> christine: a box is found in south carolina. >> john: that is not what investigators found inside. >>> efforts to prevent donald trump from getting the republican nomination, stepping up. find out what prominent conservatives hope to do. you're watching wbtv news this be right back. hey. you're that 1-800-dentist guy. yeah. so how come dentists don't have stuff, like, where they can make a crown all at once? they do. it's called cerec. okay, imagine a device that makes the crown right there in the office. it already exists. maybe i should invent that. single-visit dentistry. that's what cerec is. half the time, man. think about it -- this is going to be awesome. it is awesome for millions of people. what should we call it? [ male announcer ] single-v

into her up for reelection recognize that being in transit be a political problem and look, merrick harlandis a constant washington insider. this is a rare moment where barack obama is playing the beltway inside game. he has conservative friends including john roberts and has worked with her pelicans on the is if you did this were not going to pick someone like ryan sandoval, this is the closest you can do to make republicans in this town feel uncomfortable about not giving this guy his due. a lot of -- i think the president has done a pretty smart pick for a variety of reasons. we will talk more about this aat you can see there is not lockstep thing. not everyone is falling in line with mitch mcconnell right off the bat. grassley faults. it is safe to assume that his wikipedia page has gotten a major update. a harvardroduced as graduate and a fellow harvard graduate from chicago. in his first remarks to the nation, garland himself gave us more information on his biography. >> my grandparents came from western russia in the early 1900s, fleeing anti-semitism, hoping to make a better life fo

-hour of this memorial, this memorial gathering here today as i read the eulogy of bob harland, with apologies, i borrow from it deliberately and quote it you sleaze. with him, a piece of my own life is carried to the grave, yet -- yet our eyes are positive. we believe in the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, resurrection of the body and the life everlasting. we give thanks to god for the suffering, the witness of our brother whose friends we were privileged to be. we pray god to lead us through his discipleshipped from this world into his head and making them to fulfill in us that other word that was used. [speaking latin] >> while in god confiding i cannot but rejoice. god bless you, brother nino, god bless you. [applause] >> thank you, clarence. distinguished guests. a number of scholars and practicing lawyers have spoken at length about justice antonin scalia's extraordinary impact on america. although i have been an admirer of his judicial opinions his entire career, except for the rare occasions he voted to overturn one of my opinions. [laughter] >> there is no need

scalia wrote heller and harland voted the other way on that case when it was in the d.c. circuit. you are talking about the regulatory state, there are few judges that have a worse record than judge garland. he has almost complete reference . i don't buy the comparison to scalia or roberts. we don't need a justice who will just confirm everything the regulatory state does even when it stops on the rights of individuals and small businesses. host: so based on that do you think senate republicans should hold a confirmation hearing for judge garland and vote yes or no? mr. levey: i don't. it is not because of judge garland's stand on a particular issue including the regulatory state or second amendment. it's because i think everyone would agree he is to the left of center. any liberal judge on the court is going to mean sharp shift to the left on the court. on hot button issues of the day the liberals on the court vote the same. a good new york times article the other day, a study by some professors, that showed there is almost no difference on how the liberals on the court vote. --