hayes gains the upper hand in this fight.ugh this started as he was the victim of an assault, he quickly becomes a participant in an altercation. the officer continues to observe the scene and wait the arrival of our response teams. you see mr. hayes now has gained the upper hand in this altercation. and as the response team comes in, you see them secure the participants fairly quickly. efficiently. and they'll be headed off to segregation. >> having received treatment for minor injuries, hayes is secured back in his cell. >> you were on top of him, how -- >> there was a point you had to stop. you didn't. he was on the chair cowering from you. that's no longer an assault on you. now you're beating the hell out of him. all right. that's why you're going to see the d-board. that's what happens. >> deputies will question the other inmate who has asked not to be identified on camera. then members of the jail's disciplinary board will determine what sanctions, if any, will be handed down. >> i don't know what happened. i was just

i go, "snoop, hayes macarthur, quarterback l.a. gun slingers." he goes, "all right." [ laughter ] back to the east coast, or is hehigh and he doesn't remember? >> seth: i will say this. i've known you a long time. every time you said to us, "hey guys watch this," it's worked out way better for us than you. >> watch this. >> seth: you know we are about to have our first baby. you are a father of two.5 years-old now? >> yeah. >> seth: how is your parenting going? do you feel like you're getting good messaging across?ing. it's a work in progress. you know, you're figuring it out as you go. like yesterday, my kid got kicked in the stomach at a birthday party.g him to bed, and he said, "daddy, i should have hit that kid back." and i said, "no, teddy. you never hit anyone, don't hit.ou are older, you might have to defend yourself." i went to bed thinking, i'm doing great as a dad. that's really great advice.ne. [ laughter ] there's no better way to handle that. comes downstairs and my son d i can hit kids as long as they're older." [ laughter ] exact o

from "angie tribeca," actor and comedian hayes macarthur. music from chris janson. featuring the 8g band with matt cameron. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. donald trump today at a rally in north carolina. well, it was either a rally or in the waiting room of the world's most patriotic dentist. [ laughter ] during the interview, christie asked trump to talk about what kind of father he's been, to which trump replied, "a creepy one." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] hillary clinton reminded attendees at last night's democratic forum that she's received more votes than anybody else so far in the primary process. at which point the moderator said, "mrs. clinton, i haven't finished introducing you yet." [ laughter ] when endorsing donald trump for president last week, dr. ben carson said that "there are two different trumps." i

hayes when he hit your car? >> yes, your honor, i did. >> announcer: the parked vehicle was a sitting duck. >> i'm not sure it's my white lincoln. >> judge judy: why don't you go up there and take a closer look? >> i'm not sure if that's me at all. [ laughter ] >> announcer: but the judge has one last question. >> judge judy: what were you on that night? >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution william hayes for running into her car at a gas station and then fleeing the scene. william says bridget has the wrong guy. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 470 on the calendar in the matter of walton vs. hayes. >> judge judy: thanks, byrd. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. walton, you work at a gas station convenience store? >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: and it is your claim that mr. hayes, while you were working, hit your car th

chris hayes is in chicago this evening where he's been following the sanders ground team and they've had better nights i'm guessing. chris? >> reporter: yeah, i think the sanders team was hoping for a stronger performance out of cook county. in just a few minutes a man is going to address this crowd. he challenged the mayor from chicago. he was someone that no one in the democratic party would really touch except for sanders. he campaigned here for him in illinois. sanders honed his opposition to him. he tried to channel a lot of the anger that he has who has been an 18% approval rating and with that he still only came 8% behind hillary clinton in cook county. so i think they were hoping for a better number out of cook county, particularly with all the activation there has been arou around. it's hard to see how they make up the 40,000 votes they are lacking. >> chris hayes for us in chicago at that bernie sanders field office. chris you just went through that moment when the people behind you realized you were on tv and made things difficult for you. you handled that well my friend.

steven hayes, good morning to you. no sleep, no need, right? quinnipiac last hour. new polling in ohio and florida, trump lead marco rubio 45-22 in florida. that is a big number. >> that's a stunner. if that's true, it's very bad news for the rubio campaign. there are other polls with a spread not quite that big. there was a monmouth poll showing he was leading among the people who had voted. but if this poll is accurate it's trump. bill: in ohio kasich trails by 6 points. in the quinnipiac poll. it was 31-26 trump from the

show on tbs, "angie tribeca," which is having a second season coming up, he's a dear friend of mine, hayes macarthur is with us this evening. [ cheers and applause ] and we have music from a wonderful performer, chris janson is on the show tonight for the very first time. [ cheers and applause ] so looking forward to talking to but before we get to all of that, an escalating series of violent incidents at donald trump rallies over the last few weeks encouraged by trump himself has observers in both parties worried about what could happen next. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: the last few weeks in particular have been marked by a series of disturbing incidents at trump rallies. for months, journalists and protesters have reported the increasing use of racial slurs and violent threats. and then on wednesday, this happened. >> the 78-year-old man, 78, has just been charged with assault after allegedly hitting a protester at a donald trump rally in north carolina. >> it's this shot caught on camera that has donald trump facing new fire. you can

joining us now is my dear colleague and friend chris hayes, host of "all in with chris hayes" is thathe just said? >> i think he said the following, we will fight for this nomination. the rules of the nomination are such that there are bound delegates that we're going to fight to get as many as possible. >> right. that's the primary and caucus process. >> we're going to fight for the superdelegates as well. yesterday throw into that you have bound delegates aren't really technically bound. >> yeah. >> you know, look, one of the things we're seeing from the republican side is that the rules that we tend to think of just sort of the background quickly become the foreground when there's enough contests between different clashing political entities. that's ultimately what will decide this, right? it's going to be the weight of the amount of support bernie sanders has and he and his campaigns personal decisions about how to leverage the weight of that support. if he has enough support and he is committed enough to a big contentious thing happening in philadelphia, they can probably make th

angela: hayes is the fourth person to be arrested in the case. detectives believe the shooting was the result of a gang rivalry. stewart: we have learned new information about magalys mejia. she' s the deltona woman, who after claiming to be the victim of a robbery, was put under arrest herself. a gun at her and her 2-year-old. and she had to fight them off. now, deputies say it was actually a drug deal. the men involved were arrested, after mejia followed them in her car, and crashed into them. only wesh 2 was on the scene. deputies say upon questioning the men, they learned how they knew her. >> she arranged the drug deal, she used her cell phone to facilitate the drug deal and in the process, she put a 2-year-old child in a very dangerous situation. stewart: mejia is now being held on $20,000 bond. angela: big newsroom the state capital. a new state budget has passed. they agreed on a $82.3 billion plan. the bipartisan proposal includes a slight boost in funding for schools but rejects many of governor rick scott' s proposals. that includes $2

joe jeremy live jer did you catch that from nigel hayes? their big guys are a little slower than ours. we put that on twitter... less than 20 minutes later, coach mack took the podium and said, talking about wisconsin's slow pace, "hopefully it plays into our big guys hands, from what i understand, our guys are really slow." joe we will get jalen reynolds reaction to that later in the show when we go one on one with x big man. before we send it check this out in the locker room tonight. makinde london, maybe the funniest guy on the team - getting loose with us. one-on-one with xavier's one-man monmouth bench mob - right now on fox19now.com. betsy, back to you. betsy hplaz bets cam hey joe, you got some good moves yourself..back to basketball now...you know, uk always seems to jell right before tournament time, and this year's no exception. so when the brackets came out last week, the possible matchup with iu was one that big blue nation was itching for..remember, these two state neighbors played each other every year for more than 40 years

. >> thank you, again chief joanne hayes-white so i'm clear chief gonzales i know the budgetary asked for of additional folks in that formula; is that correct. >> that's right. >> we were denied that. >> correct. >> so therefore no alternative but to come up with another model to address those issues that's the way i look at it. >> that's correct. >> it's troubling to started this meeting with a report on ems 6 but we know that is tied into 9-1-1 and over workforce and tied into the supervisors as well it's difficult to hear all these issues in our delivery of service coming out our own time tropt the public, making sure the vehicles are operating those are all responsibilities and also, we can't talk about a model like an ems 6 judgment if we can't be responsible for basic issues the drugs are missing or vehicles are not properly stored i think we've come a long way when we start and again for the recognition of history when we inherited this service from the huthd we if have support it created it service with the fire department so therefore we request the budgetary for vehicles and

and the rest of the developed world. >> chris hayes, appreciate it. to expand that perspective. it is crazy to think it's a 20 minute walk. >> night and day. we walked there, you have this here, and it was dead quiet, because everyone, after what happened yesterday, was in their house. it was really erie. >> thank you. you can get chris hayes more tonight. >>> we'll speak with a woman who snapped this photo following the attacks after the blast. the heart wrenching hours for families of loved ones still missing tonight. >>> this is what she looks like. my husband called the american embassy and they're looking for her too. ly miralax hydrates, eases and softens to unblock naturally, so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love your laxative. miralax. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority:you don't buy makeup that settles hi,into line

.) >> i'm sure many don't need introduction but our fire chief joanne hayes-white. >> (clapping.) >> our police chief greg suhr. >> (clapping.) >> our city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> and we've heard from consul general grant and mayor ed lee and ms. shuttling and supervisor yee is here. >> (clapping.) >> who represents o represents many the sunset district and vicki hennessey our sheriff. >> alex from the board of city college. >> (clapping.) >> carmen chu our amazing assessor-recorder. >> (clapping.) >> and scott wiener into district 8. >> (clapping.) >> so i'd like to bring up someone that is involved the irish community born and raised san franciscan was in our police department for 319 years retired as a lieutenant and the president of the irish society. >> (clapping.) >> thank you first of all, i want to off the condolences of the entire irish community to mr. and mrs. boiling on the passing of their son tenors at the dinner the other night i coached terrance in soccer at scared high school i looked at terrance and he said i remedy you. you made me run a lot i wa

mark: and i' m mark hayes. thanks for joining us. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico for the forecast. it is a cold start to this first monday of spring. randi: i know, man. i wish it was better. highs are in the 60' s in the seven-day forecast, just not today. taking a look at the radar. we have clear skies across greater cincinnati. temperatures are bottoming out, in some places in the 20' s. 27 in harrison. 28 in walton. many towns in the 20' s. most of us holding onto 30

. >> reporter: david hayes is the president and general manager of skydive city. the two were jumping from more than 14,000 feet. one was able to deploy his parachute and land but the other man may have been knocked unconscious. a safety mechanism set off the reserve chute 750 feet above the ground. that skydiver was found right here laying face down. but according to witnesses, he hit this utility pole before he hit the ground. stuff and he could move his head. but we wouldn't let him move. we kept him still. >> reporter: pat saw that man come crashing down. this arrow marks the spot where he was found. she says he was talking but was obviously injured. >> he didn't move his legs once. so from his waist down, it looked like he couldn't move at all. >> reporter: this is the second serious incident this month. a man was killed in early march when his main chute failed and he didn't activate his reserve. hayes says all of those accidents have been human error. they do 70,000 jumps a year. the vast majority are incident free. people know the dangers and doesn't belie

mark: and i' m mark hayes. thanks for joining us. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico for the forecast. wind is out of here. lisa: the wind was really strong. randi: it was howling. we have the rain through the afternoon. the rain subsided. you could hear that all over the place. the colder air arriving in cincinnati. we are looking at flurries to start the day. we see the day is concentration later into kentucky and indiana. flurries and snow showers and loveland and on the eastern part of the 275 loop and warren and clinton counties. they will be around through the morning rush. starting out with temperatures in the 20' s. there is still a bit of a breeze . the feels-like temperature likely elite teams teens and low 20' s this morning. 8:00 around 25 degrees but it did feel like the teens. not too bad through the afternoon and the wind will die down. we should be about 10 degrees warmer than this. i think you will like the second kyla: icicles. that is a fanc

mark: i' m mark hayes. let' s begin with a check on the forecast. the weather should cooperate nicely. lisa: wear your shorts to the polls. randi: now it is a little chilly, but lunchtime, we will be in the middle 60'

mark: and i' m mark hayes. thanks for joining us. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico for the forecast. march, snow, reservations, concerned. randi: march madness is not just for baseball. there is a mix for us today. you can see more rain or snow. it is march.

police in jacksonville say 16-year-old henry hayes was involved in a gang shooting in january that killed 22-month-old aiden mcclendon. aiden' s family says they forgive him but feel he should still be punished. >> we' ve already forgiven whoever did it. we cannot go around and just the hating them as much as we want , to hate them. i was not raised like that and i did not raise her like that. >> hayes is the fourth person to be arrested in the case. detectives believe the shooting was the result of a gang rivalry. new information this noon about the 13 bald eagles that were recently found dead in maryland. investigators now believe the dead birds were discovered last month on a farm in federalsburg. a $25,000 reward is being offered for information in the case. off the endangered species list in 2007, bald eagles are protected under the bald and golden eagle protection act. >> a typo is now being blamed for preventing a massive bank heist from being worse. hackers were still able to get away with about $80 million. investigators say they were able to get into the bank' s systems to trans

mark hayes is out this morning. it is very springlike. randi: can we start planting now , i got tweeted over the weekend. it seems like spring is here. towards the end of the week, some 30' s for lows creeping back in. warm air in a chance for showers and thunderstorms. that will be the case over the next 48 hours. you can see some clouds and patchy fog in a few spots. not everywhere. over the last hour or so, we haven' t seen much in the way of rainfall. we take a look at a wider view along the ohio river, rain showers and those are moving in our direction. the rain will start to creep on hand. right now most places almost 60 degrees to start the day. lunchtime, rain showers arrive, 63. expect temperatures around 66. we will talk about a better chance for storms tomorrow. lisa: thank you. it' s the day before the all-important ohio primary, and the last day for residents to participate in early voting. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is leading the way with how candidates are criss-crossing staying in these final hou

mark: and i' m mark hayes. thanks for joining us. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico for the forecast. randi: a couple of hours ago these storms were much stronger but now they are fizzling pretty quickly. for most of us you will not see any rain. rainfall through portions of pendleton county. this is a one-hou time lapser. it is dissipating right now. right now it is a more intense downpour as you look at pendleton county from morgan. that is were the heaviest rain is. at the moment it is going to be windy over the next couple of areas. areas closer to dayton under a wind advisory. our temperatures right now in the 60' s, 7 very close to0 around the 275 loop. those temperatures will fall off into the 50' s and rebound into the afternoon. by lunchtime, 61. 66 this afternoon. let' s check out the roads. here is a look at what you will find. all of the lanes moving along nicely. 71 at victory parkway. we' re seeing a bare commute on the norwood lateral this morn

mark: and i' m mark hayes. we' ll get on your headlines in just a moment, but first a check on weather with randi rico. another gorgeous day coming our way. randi: yesterday we had sunshine and made it to the mid 70' s.

mark: and i' m mark hayes. thanks for joining us. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico for the forecast. wind is out of here. lisa: the wind was really strong. randi: it was howling. we have the rain through the afternoon. the rain subsided. you could hear that all over the place. the colder air arriving in cincinnati. we are looking at flurries to start the day. we see the day is concentration

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i' m mark hayes. lisa: i' m lisa cooney. randi rico and kyla woods are here this morning with weather and traffic together. randi: we can' t totally eliminate slick spots, but pretreatment is key. we are watching a quick coating come through in indianapolis. we watched a burst of snow rolled through. most places, the roads are wet, the grass has a coating. that should be the scenario as we head through the morning hours. it will he followed by a transition to rain this afternoon. you can see snow showers in butler county and south of the river. temperatures are currently sitting upper 20' s, low 30' s. most places are a little bit below freezing. freezing around 9:00 this morning. i wanted to show you the weather camera in connorsville -- they did see a burst of snow this morning. the pavement is clearly visible. maybe a little accumulation on the grassy areas. the morning commute should look like this unless the snow gets more intense. the snow in connorsville is moving through portions of butler county. west chester has li

i'd say definitely not. >> reporter: rob hayes reporting for abc news. >> congratulations. fun of them. it's a really good scal and i have to say they're super smart. we'll never be able to put something like that together again. >> no. >> that's not your cup of tea. >> can you imagine what their social life is like? >> they'll probably making way more than us. >> all the dates they go on. >> kendis. kendis. a front. >>> prowling in a traffic jam, an escaped tiger dodging cars and scaring drivers. and total eclipse. >>> good wednesday morning. we'll start with the stunning results in the race for the white house. bernie sanders with a big night, donald trump

mark: and i' m mark hayes. thanks for joining us. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico for the forecast. randi: a couple of hours ago these storms were much stronger but now they are fizzling pretty quickly. for most of us you will not see any rain.

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i' m mark hayes. lisa cooney has the week off. this morning' s headlines are straight ahead. a happy monday and a mild start to the we. randi: it is monday and there are things to be happy about. look at these temperatures. it is4:30 in the morning and most places in the mid 40' s. one spot, carrollton, 39. most places -- 43 in hamilton. we' re going to hit the 50' s before we get to 10:00 this morning. there are no 30' s or four days in the next seven days. right now we have cloudy skies across greater cincinnati. high and only 54 the low tonight. about 15 degrees above average tonight. usually we are around 50 with a low of 31. we are not in record-breaking territory but a nice little warm-up that will last throughout the week. cloudy and cool this morning. 4:00, it seems like spring, 65 degrees. mark: thank you. breaking news this morning. north korea is threatening nuclear action, as joint military drills between the u.s. and then got underway today. the hermit kingdom says it will launch an indiscriminate nuclear strike, resp

mark: and i' m mark hayes. thanks for joining us. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico for the forecast. we' re starting off in gorgeous territory. randi: it is 54 right now. we'

rupert wingfield-hayes sent us this report from inside the exclusion zone.upert: five years after the nuclear disaster, there are large areas where people are not allowed to return home. this is one of them. this village is about 10 kilometers from the plant, and there is no plan for people to be able to return here for the foreseeable future because this is been declared a high radiation zone. he first measures the radiation levels around his house. this spot is especially high, he tells me. the rain washes the radiation off the roof, and it collects down here. is more chaotic every time he returns. he thinks a wild boar has broken in and turned the place upside down. seeing all of this rekindles his feelings of anger about what has happened to his home. i hope my ancestors will forgive me, he says. it's not my fault i cannot return here. i had a deep attachment to this place, and if i admit that, it hurts too much. this is part of his pottery workshop. these were the shelves where he would stack all the pots and cups ready to go in the kiln to be fired. th

he thinks i hate him. >> ratliff's mother, missy hayes says she will not respond to his angry lettersk it's manipulation at its finest. i know he's hurt. i know he's angry. i know he feels lost and abandoned. and all of that is completely natural. that doesn't give him the right to be mentally or emotionally abusive to me. i think david has misplaced anger. he doesn't know how to handle what his dad did. he has never dealt with it. he put himself there. he's the only one that can pull him out of it. i cannot fix this. >> missy still lives in the home where her husband, david sr., fired the shots that forever changed her life. >> well, my mother was killed here. i was shot at the kitchen table. i'm not going to let that take away from my home. he took enough. i love my home. i love coming home to my home. i'm very proud of my home. my peace. this is my happy. this is my safety zone. believe it or not. >> you've lost your mother in this horrible way. he almost took your life. but tell me what's the hardest right now and why? >> my son and watching him suffer. my mother, she's at peace a

message ted cruz is sending to john kasich after kasich' s big win in ohio. mark: good morning i' m mark hayes. lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. this morning' s headlines are straight ahead. but first a check of the weather with wlwt news 5 meteorologist randi rico. i' m an very loud green, it is the best i can do. randi: i would love free to head over to the weather wall. lisa: it is the exact color of the key wall. [laughter] lisa: do not move. randi: the receiver we can do on facebook alive a little bit later. even the weather map is green this morning. temperatures right now generally pretty close to 50 degrees. we have 53 right now in springboro, one of the cool of pockets 48 right now in hammerson. over the next couple of hours temperatures will slide off into the upper 40' s. morning reveling, maybe not usually up with us at 4:30 in the morning. it will slowly got as we had to the day. this morning, mostly clear skies you can see a stray sprinkle rolling to portions of extreme southern of wayne county. over the next week or so i passing sprinkle is about all the we' ll see. we' re not talkin

mark: and i' m mark hayes. thank you for joining us we' ll get on your headlines in just a moment, but first a check on weather with meteorologist jennifer schack. finally the rain has stopped. jennifer: it was a little deceiving with this graphic. i want to highlight the rain total. .83 of an inch for cincinnati . today is a reprieve before more rain returns for the weekend. andy late evening showers move out but the clouds stick around. we may have a couple of spots with fog.dry dry conditions on the radar. visibility is coming in high with the exception of wilmington. we do have a little bit of a

steve hayes, your thought? >> i agree with amy.g up on me. >> i knew you were going to say that. on substance mitt romney made a number of points that are not being made by republican candidates. they have been made by tough opponents. they will be made in a general election if donald trump is a nominee. it's worth having the debate about these things now. lou: two candidates who failed to win the most winnable election? 2012 suddenly have big opinions of themselves in an election of which they are not apart. this is a betrayal of a man whose endorsement he sought. >> why isn't he allowed to have an opinion. i heard your interview with congressman meadows. but he's made an endorsement. paul ryan hasn't even made an endorsement. i think it's well within his rights to pick out things he doesn't like. lou: don't you think it would be more manly to speak trump's name than make allusions? >> isn't that what mitt romney did dan you are criticizing him for doing it. in 2012 they were competing against a sitting incumbent president. 2/3 of

mark: and i' m mark hayes. thanks for joining us. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico for the tricky forecast. randi: it is more of a time in issue for us. rain rolling in around lunchtime