bill hemmer will be be kicking off the prime time coverage live at 8:00 p.m. eastern and right after the fox report in the bottom of the hour and stay tuned to that and have the latest on the results. meanwhile ted cruz winning the straw poll from a conservative activist called c-pac. >> the winner are of the c-pac 2016 straw poll is ted cruz. >> marco rubio second and distant third trump. he cancelled his speech and opted to hold rallies in kansas and florida. he lost kansas and florida yet to be seen and the oppons made appearances in the annual event and donald trump usually speaks, but not this year. and christian fisher is live from washington. you think that hurt him in the straw poll? >> it didn't help him, right. people were excited to hear him speak even those who don't support him. >> reporter: most said they were kiss -- disappoint ped. rubio was the only republican presidential candidate to speak. cruz and kasich there on friday. he got a standing ovation when he said the conservative movement is high jacked. >> if you told me the front runner was

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bill: hemmers don't do it.ut pumpkin bread which people serve at thanksgiving but anyway. bill: we like it that way. fbi interviewing looms. what impact will that have on her campaign? our panel will take it up in a moment. martha: yes they will. a demolition crew destroys the wrong house. who they are blaming for, oh, boy, big mistake. lots, lots of answering for that one. >> i was just in shock, disbelief. kind of hoping it was really bad joke, somebody messing with me. sure enough it was gone and it was left like this. bill: so you come home to find your house destroyed by mistake, leveled. that is what happened to owners in texas. apparently a demolition company was supposed to tear down another house in the neighborhood but they went to the wrong address. one woman says she arrived to find everything she owned laid out in a pile of rubble. >> i was shocked. i still couldn't believe it standing out here. i came running up, what are you doing. stop everything. i knew it had to be a mistake. >> your heart sin

so chris, tu. . >> i want to thank bill hemmer for creating such excitement for our coverage tonight. want to bring in joe as well as carl. we heard hillary clinton live to clinton's speech and her abilities as a general election candidate. >> if you consider the past speeches this was a far more unified, central speech than she's given in the last couple weeks. she was talking about jailing student loan company executives. and tonight i'm glad we have been endorsed and we need to come together as a country. and she's closer than are the republicans and she's smart to do this. >> your thoughts about the way she's going after trump? is that the right path at this point? >> it's the right thing to solidify her base and dwell on some of the things republicans are concerned about. we're 2 or 3 months away from being in a place either side can get work from a general election. things that work in prime yar yeez don't work in primary elections. >> we're going to talk about hillary clinton's message tonight and whether that is the right message. >> i think karl is right. general election vot

bret baier, bill hemmer and martha mccallum leading our coverage of that.ight here on the fox news channel. >> that is going to do it for us. "the o'reilly factor" is next. i'll see you on the fox report live. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm eric bolling are >>> this special edition of the factor, election 2016. is the never trump movement only helping hillary clinton? despite facing onslaught of attack ads by g.o.p. establishment groups, donald trump has dominated the republican field racking up delegates with one primary win after another. so, is it time for the anti-trump forces in the g.o.p. give up and rally behind the frontrunner? it clearly bothers trump that he has been laughed at and dismissed and played down for so long but in

i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm martha maccallum. florida police releasing new surveillance video of the march 8 incident the that happened at the trump hotel. you see fields trying to ask the frontrunner a question and you see lawn do you ski out and making some kind of contact. >> i looked at the tape. it's my tape. i have a great club with cameras all over for security reasons. i'm glad we were able to produce the tape. i don't see anything. i see virtually nothing. we are going to destroy a man's life over this? they are chopping off heads and drowning people in the middle east and we are going to destroy a man's life? martha: leland in term of procedure what comes next? reporter: lewandowski turned himself in to police yesterday and he has to be back may 4. any actual and intentional touching or striking of. >> the person against that person's will or the intentional causing of bodily harm to another person. here is the video. you make your own decision. fields in white trying to ask trump a question, lewandowski in the spotligh

i'm bill hemmer, welcome to america's newsroom. martha: we saw donald trump changing positions on his business record. things went back and forth on all sides except one exception. >> i'm the only person on this stage who actually was the chief architect of balancing the federal budget. >> if you don't like obamacare donald trump funded harry reid and nancy pelosi taking over obamacare. donald trump has written checks 10 times and four of those checks was to a presidential campaign. >> they came to me, i said what do you think? and i said i think it's fine. >> if you went to manhattan and said i'm lie together american people, would the voters have a right to know? >> you are the one. what are you hiding? >> i have given my answer lyin' ted. >> he's making promises he has no intention of keeping. >> this little guy has lied so much about my record. >> i have never tried to go and get incould these kind -- get into these scrums on the stage. everywhere i go people say you have seem to be the adult on the stage. martha: the warm and

>> katherine, hey, it is bill hemmer. think we can conclude three innings things among this group that on this group based on their tactics and what they have been able to do and succeed at it. they are excellent bomb-makers, you would agree with that? and they have shown the ability to take it on the road, different house, different apartments, perhaps even different cities. they have also shown that the immigration, migrant trail, based on the investigation, at least 90 were using that trail to get from syria to places like brussels, belgium, and beyond and i think the third thing is, they're changing their tactics. where in the past the police or counterterrorism would track them on their cell phone or maybe an internet website or a text message. they're doing away with that now and they're doing it by using disposable phones because what they found in paris in the end were dozens and dozens of unused phones. and some of the phones were used had one text message or log on to one website or made one phone call. then the

bill hemmer is taking a look at some of those key counties, bill?>> bret, good evening to you, megyn, good evening as well. polls close in an hour in michigan. ted cruz's argument when he launched his campaign he is the one who can win over reagan democrats. so far during this campaign donald trump seems like he is the one who has been able to do that it a little bit of color coming in right now. less than 1% of the vote. that's john kasich in orange or tangerine. what would you give him tonight? we will give him a tangerine so far. this is mccomb county, okay? keep an eye on this part of michigan. this somiçáq the phrase was foundedrats and the voters were found in 1984. a little less so but more so in oakwin county and get numbers from kasich and trump. very small percentages there. this part of michigan, just north of detroit is where many of these candidates right now are making an argument. st. clair county as well but to it a lesser degree. if you go out to the western part of michigan, that's where you find a lot of republican votes, a lot of

bill hemmer is here, what we can expect and where we may be surprised. >> today frontrunner, according to national polls in the republican primary is someone preying on your anger. someone who is preying on fear. and there has never been in the history of mankind a great movement based on fear and on anger. that has never happened. ♪ this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, dropsure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision, or any symptoms of an allergic reaction, s

bill: i'm bill hemmer for one day.ere is talk about a contested convention. is that talk just from the media or the party elites? or just james rosen, correspondent live in washington now. how are you, james. good morning to you. trump expands his lead over cruz to 262 just this week. where does he now turn his attention, james? reporter: good morning. the gop fr increasing turning his attention to the general election. trump skipped the debate to invitation to the aipac. it offers opportunity to court the jewish vote. on the "o'reilly factor," trump was asked about how he would confront hillary clinton. he cited the exchange two months ago where mrs. clinton accused him of sexism and trump invoked the misdeeds of former president bill clinton. >> very frankly her numbers came down very big after that. but that was my only real confrontation with her. whatever it is i will do what i have to do. reporter: as for cruz he is campaigning in arizona ahead of tuesday's primary there. 58 delegates up for grabs. in interview w

. >> reporter: at a sorting facility in newark, new jersey, waste management's cara hemmer says whether it's aluminum destined to become beer cans, cardboard paper to be reused in packaging, or plastic finding another life in astroturf, the market for recyclables has cratered. the latest pressure point? depressed energy prices. >> it is a bit of a tough time for a lot of our recyclers. because virgin material, the combination of natural gas being low and crude oil being low, means that virgin material is much less expensive than it has been historically. >> reporter: that's particularly true for plastics. oil and nat gas are used to make plastic. as those costs have fallen it's become cheaper to make more plastic than buy repurposed items like water bottles. overall recycling rates are down across the board, tumbling 20% over the past year alone. >> we're approaching a scenario where our commodity prices right now in the outbound don't cover processing costs. >> reporter: waste management, the top recycler in the u.s., has shuttered one-fifth of its recycling facilities over the past tw

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i'm bill hemmer. welcome to america's newsroom. heather: i'm heather chilledders in for martha maccallum. >> i don't think i have ever had so many horrible things said about me in one week. $38 million of horrible lies. but that's okay. it shows you how brilliant the public is because they knew they were lies. it was amazing to watch. bill: despite days of polling that showed him trailing by 21 points in the closing days of that campaign. >> we started this campaign 10 months ago. we were 60 or 70 points down in the polls, yet what we have seen in poll after poll, state after stated. we have created the my men actual we need to win. chief coursbyron york, the chief correspondent from the washington examiner. >> he has won all the way up to the west in nevada. now with this double-digit win in mitch again has won in the industrial midwest. it's a strong total so far. bill: if that's take away, number one, 2-a and 2-b have to be rubio and kasich with lot on the line tuesday. >tuesday. >> john kasich said i have to do well in my home

leland: happy friday, i'm leland vittert in for bill hemmer.t that cruz is not really that popular among his senate colleagues but as donald trump's campaign barrels full speed ahead, many see cruz as the only viable option to prevent a trump nomination, now that marco rubio, the senator from florida left the race. rubio, back at work on capitol hill. as you can hear, greeted in his senate offices with cheers and applause from his staff. rubio though saying he is not ready to endorse anyone yet. get this, saying he has no interest in being anyone's vice president. >> i'm not interested in being vice president. don't mean that in disrespectful way. i'm not going to be vice president. i'm not running governor of florida. i will finish out my term in the senate next 10 months. we have some things we want to achieve. i will be a private citizen in january. martha: how much can change over a couple of days, right? chris wallace joins us now, anchor of "fox news sunday." chris, good morning. good to have you with us today. >> good to be with you. mar

i'm bill hemmer. welcome to america's newsroom. >> this frightening information unfolding overnight. this egyptair flight was forced to land in cyprus. we don't know who the hijacker is or what his demands are. there are reports he was demanding a release of prisoners in egypt. most of the passengers were taken off the plane fairly early in the ordeal. john, what do we know at this point? lots of different stories about this this morning. reporter: continued to unfold, it was a fluid story, fast moving. there was information that was accurate and some that was inaccurate. and it was coming from egyptian officials and officials in cyprus. the person in see you pruls said it was a personal situation and it wasn't terrorism. but later egyptian officials amended that saying the hijacker was demanding the release of female prisoners in egypt. but questions remain about what his demands were. the guy was arrested and taken into custody. it's unclear if he gave up voluntarily or possibly he was overcome by t

i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm martha maccallum. donald trump winning at least three states. one is too close to call. it includes a knockout victory in senator rubio's home state of florida. >> we are going to win, win, win and have great victories for our country. martha: trump took the sunshine state by nearly 20 points. and that meant it was the end of the road for marco rubio. >> while it's not god's plan i be president in 2017. the fact i have even come this far is evidence of how special america is. bill: john kasich won ohio in a winner take all, getting 6 delegates. >> we are going all the way to cleveland and secure the republican nomination. martha: where i this whole thing headed? senator ted cruz still hoping for a win in missouri. boy, is that a squeaker. cruz says he's going forward. he believes the mom nation is between himself and donald trump. >> tonight we continue to gain delegates and continue our march toward 1,237. after tonight america has a clear choice going forward. martha: tucker carlson is standing by with his analysis of last night. reporter: can

we'll see you back at 9:00 for america's newsroom with bill hemmer, fox & friends starts trie right now. it is march 10, 2016. and we begin with a breaking news story. it was a coordinated attack to kill people in cold blood. overnight, two gunmen working in synch to murder five people. we have the details for you. >>> and one of the most talked-about moments >> it's not going to happen. i'm not answering that question. >> that's her answer. what was the question? >> you are going to want to hear this, finally somebody asked it. >> and i hop

bill hemmer and martha maccallum will join me in studio plus, shepard smith will be overseas.l around the world today land marks were colored in solidarity with@ the belgium people including the eiffel tower in the belgium flag colors and the brandenburg gate in germany to remember the dozens dead, hundreds wounded and countless impacted. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced, and still unafraid. here's greta. >>> this is a fox news alert. belgium under siege, a terror attack and isis is bragging. [siren. >> it was very loud. >> i was running away from the explosion but i thought there would be a third one so i didn't know where to go. >> heard an explosion. all the ceiling was coming down, and then i just go under the sink. >> and the second explosion went and everything is black. >> we just ran. went for the tarmac. all my lif

and we say good saturday evening, i am bill hemmer. >> and i am martha mccow an. there are primaries and caucuses in five states. you have 155 at stake for the republicans and a big night for ted cruz. he won in kansas, just hours after he clinched the straw poll in the c-pac conference. >> and now we await in kentucky. trump leading in the blue grass state. 40 percent and 11 percent of the vote now in for trump over cruz by seven points and also in the state of maine ted cruz in over trump. and we'll get more results and we'll pass them to you immediately. polls are set to close in louisiana, 58 minutes from now. and the clock is ticking down. that is when donald trump is set to speak this evening. he will be in the trump golf course in west palm beach and that is where john roberts is. joishgs donald trump hoping to put a couple in the win column. polls close in louisiana. in with a hefty lead. kansas win for ted cruz. a wins a win. 40 delegates at stake there and not surprising that ted cruz takes that state. back in 2012, rick sanatorium put mitt romney there

. ♪ jon: at least hemmer has relatives in ohio. he can bunk with friends and family.eather: he can do laundry. jon, republican presidential race is getting more and more complicated as the three candidates all book away from a pledge to support their party's eventual nominee. getting interesting. welcome to "happening now." i'm jon scott. heather: i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. if it is possible to get even more interesting. jon: crazy might be the word for it. heather: gop candidates making comments at town hall in milwaukee. one week before the wisconsin primary raising new concerns about what could happen what in the world is going to happen in the convention in july. >> do you continue to pledge whoever the republican nominee is? >> no, i don't anymore. >> i'm not in the habit of supporting someone who attacks my wife and attacks my family. >> nominee is somebody i really think is hurting the country and dividing country, i can't stand behind them. jon: let's bring in jamie weinstein, senior editor of "the daily caller." phillip bump a writer for "washingt

bill hemmer has more. >> reporter: i want to take you into the area that shepard was describing a moment ago. we can locate the airport, the train station, we can show you where the neighborhood is, where there's been so much concern going back to the events in paris four months ago. put it in motion here. molenbeek on the western edge of brussels is of significant concern tonight. here's the main city. the airport is located -- airport is located out here in the northeastern edge of the city. here is the train station. if the attackers came from molenbeek, this is a range of 12 miles. it's 8 miles back to the train station here. just on the eastern edge is where you find the european parliament buildings and where the eu meets. again, i mentioned the central brussels area here. this is a neighborhood we were told at least one of the raids was focused on and carried out. that's where they found explosive devices inside at least one apartment and also an isis flag. until we're told otherwise, keep a close eye on this neighborhood and we'll see what comes up in the investigation. martha, b

eastern with bill hemmer, martha mccallen and bret bear. >>> coming up, brand-new information on the terrorists in belgium, including details on just how police were able to track down the most wanted man in europe. >>> plus, a horrifying plane crash caught on tape. there's the crash. we'll tell you what investigators think may have brought down a emiraty airliner, killing all 62 people aboard. >>> and supreme court nominee, merrick garland, went to capitol hill this week. we'll tell you if he's any closer to weakening the republican opposition to his nomination. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief they are. do i look smarter? yeah, a little. you're making money now, are you investing? well, i've been doing some research. let me introduce you to our broker. how much does he charge? i don't know. okay. uh, do you get your fees back if you're not happy? (dad laughs) wow, you're laug

i'm bill hemmer in for shepard smith today. massive police raids now under way in brussels. a desperate manhunt to find a terrorist who's believed to be still on the run. here is what we know now just after 8:00 at night belgium time. the islamic state claims it is behind the series of bombings that rocked brussels this morning. 30 people dead, nearly 200 injured. we're told nine americans are among the wounded, including a member of the u.s. military. some of them said to have critical injuries. belgian authorities released this surveillance picture from the airport in brussels. prosecutors saying they're still hunting for the man on the far right. the other two apparently blew themselves up. the first bomb exploding in the check-in area of the brussels airport. many witnesses say they did not know what it was. some say they just heard a thud. then a massive explosion blew out the windows, ripped through walls, and caved in the ceiling above. cameras caught the confusion seconds after the first blast. [ screaming ] that couple you see not running away, likely fearing anothe

eastern, catch a very special election night special with those two fine folks, mack maccallum and bill hemmerrting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> and tomorrow night, clinton and sanders hit the debate stage once again, this time in flint michigan, where as you know, a local water crisis has become a hot button and national story. the candidates are expected to highlight infrastructure concerns in light of problems with the city's tainted water. flint's democratic congressman, dan kildee has thrown his support behind hillary clinton, the first candidate to call for reform in flint. and he joins me now. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. i want to ask you first and foremost, what do you want to hear from the candidates tomorrow night, and most importantly, what do the residents in flint want to hear from the candidates tomorrow night? >> well, thanks for having me on. i think what people in flint want to hear are really the same things that people across the country want to hear. and that's a plan for moving this country forward. flint is really just sort of a stark example of the kind o

i'm in more megyn and see you tomorrow morning with bill hemmer at 9:00 eastern. have a good night, everybody. >>> tonight, the countdown to the wisconsin republican primary is on. >> i think the people of wisconsin, the people across the country, have had enough. >> senator cruz is here tonight with reaction and then newt gingrich here to break down the 2016 race. hillary clinton could be in big trouble after losing three races over the weekend to bernie sanders. >> don't let anybody tell you we can't win the nomination or win the general election. we're going to do both of those things! >> tucker carlson, herman cane, monica crowley have reaction. believe it or not, liberal host bill maher slams politically correct democrats. >> i think the democrats risk losing this election if they cannot put together the words islamic extremism. >> "hannity" starts right here right now. and welcome to "hannity." tonight eight day is from the very important wisconsin primary where 42 delegates up for grabs on the republican side. now here's where the gop delegate count stands.

bret baier, bill hemmer and martha mccallum leading all the action beginning at 6:00 p.m. here on the fox news channel. >>> the suspect in paris attack facing questions. the french national who grew up in brussels was caught there after a dramatic shootout yesterday. finally after four months of being on the lam. france plans to request a fast track extradition of that terror suspect. we're also learning he apparently was planning to blow himself up as a suicide bomber at the paris stadium during the attacks, but backed out at the last minute, leaving his suicide belt behind on the street. benjamin hall has more on this from london. >> reporter: today the suspect was formally charged with participation in a terrorist murder and admitted to belgium investigators that he wanted to blow himself up where his brother died. but that he changed his mind. this follows a day of dramatic scenes in which he and four others were captured in three different raids in the brussels district. two others have been charged with hiding criminals and one with participation in a terrorist murde

confirmation from the trump campaign that the reason why things are delayed in hickory is, as bill hemmernted out just a short time ago, there was fog at the airport closer to hickory, so they were forced to land in charlotte at the douglas international airport there, and they will be motorcading it to that event in hickory. so trump's day off to a bit of a delayed start which i assume will delay his appearance here in tampa for this afternoon's rally as well. jon? jon: got to have minimum visibility to get even a 757 on the ground. thanks very much, john roberts. see ya. >> reporter: thanks. heather: well, now for more on the battle for the buckeye state. on the republican side, new polls show ohio governor john kasich neck and neck with front-runner donald trump. but key for kasich, his high approval ratings. doug mckelway is on the ground for us in youngstown, ohio, with more from there. hi, doug. >> reporter: hi, heather. i'll use my best golf voice here because we're listening to john kasich take some questions right now from some of his listeners right now. you would think that thi

bill hemmer, excellent.r and former presidential candidate mike huckabee and candidate jim gilmore. david: markets are not doing bad. we're a few hours away from super tuesday results. we want to get quickly to the markets. melissa: the markets where we see biggest rally in a month. the dow soaring up 333 points as we head into the close of trading. oil having a big spike today. one of the things that was really leading things higher here. here is look where we are ending the day as the markets -- [closing bell rings] the closing belgianing to ring. s&p 500 trading higher as well by about 2.3%. look at nasdaq show. david: wow. melissa: look at that action on percentage basis. up almost 3%. 128 points. david: gold higher but not too much. oil settling at the highest level in eight months. phil flynn of price futures group, fox business contributor joins me now from the cme. so, phil, oil was trading down until about 11:00 a.m. this morning eastern time. we saw this huge spike up. what happened at 11:00 a.m. t

i will see you tomorrow morning with bill hemmer at 9:00 eastern.ht, the countdown to the wisconsin republican primary is on. >> i think the people of wisconsin, the people across the country, have had enough. >> senator cruz is here tonight with reaction and then newt gingrich will be here to break down the 2016 race. >>> and hillary clinton could be in big trouble after losing three races over the weekend to bernie sanders. >> don't let anybody tell you we can't win the nomination or win the general election. we're going to do both of those things! >> tucker carlson, herman cane, monica crowley have reaction. believe it or not, liberal host bill maher slams politically correct democrats. >> i think the democrats risk

also with us brit hume, bill hemmer is at the billboard and martha maccallum has the exit polls. >> plusing all the campaigns across the country. stand by for them. >> it 8:00 on the east coast. 7:00 p.m. in mississippi where polls are now closed and fox news can project that hillary clinton will easily defeat bernie sanders in that state's democratic >> on the republican side, it is too early to project a winner. but fox news exit polls show donald trump with a' sizeable lead over ted cruz, who is considerably ahead of both the john rubio. >> two big states tonight. mississippi first, fox senior political analyst brit hume joins us from boca rotan florid

. >> i have to go to bill hemmer. >> but it's coming to america and we've got to -- >> you're right.- so don't worry about political correctness. >> right. bo, i'm concerned. we have to get -- i have to go to break. we look forward to seeing you on hbo. >> thank you very much. >> your documentary "only the dead see the end of war." >>> heather, tell me what else is happening in this world? >> yes, some stories that we are following. this is pretty terrifying. an admission about free gitmo prisoners. special envoy for gitmo paul lewis was asked how many people were killed because prisoners were set free. >> what i can tell you is unfortunately there have been americans that have died because of gitmo detainees. >> a total of 118 freed detainees have re-engaged in terrorist acts since 2009. >>> a 5-year-old girl is being hailed a hero after saving her mom's life. her mom had a seizure falling face-down into the pool. this happened in corpus crispy, texas. her daughter, 5 years old, sprang into action, pulling her mom to the shall doe end. >> i immediately went in and rescued the mom. i

we'll see you back at 9:00 for america's newsroom with bill hemmer, fox & friends starts trie right now. >>> it's the tail end of the week. it is march 10, 2016. and we begin with a breaking news story. it was a coordinated attack to kill people in cold blood. overnight, two gunmen working in synch to murder five people. we have the details for you. >>> and one of the most talked-about moments >> it's not going to happen. i'm not answering that question. >> that's her answer. what was the question? >> you are going to want to hear this, finally somebody asked it. >> and i hope we get to see the whole thing. >>> meanwhile, actor dustin hoffman learning painful family history. >> i'm a jew. they all survived. for me to be here. >> we'll tell you what else he found out about his ancestors, because our mornings, even for dustin hoffman, are better with friends. >>> hi, everybody, welcome to the show. you know, i know it's still winter, but today in new york city, it's going to be 75. >> right. >> yesterday was too. it was so nice. did you get out and enjoy the tulips came up and died alread

bill herman -- hemmer is drilling down tonight on some of the counties.arl rove and joe trippi. >> carl cameron live n. at trump headquarters palm beach. john roberts is at rubio headquarters in miami. doug mckelway is in ohio with the kasich campaign and ed henry is covering the democrats from clinton headquarters in palm beach. first, we start with a look at the exit polls with our own martha maccallum. martha? >> so let's take a look at some of these numbers. we have been poring through them. john kasich, obviously a political insider who is fighting against outsider donald trump. what do ohio republicans want the governor to do? he is doing extremely well with those who want an experienced candidate tonight. those who want an outsider, once again they go heavily for donald trump. take a look, have political experience, you get 43%. be a political outsider you are at 50% there. independents breaking more for john kasich tonight. and the working classv)ys=q m preferring donald trump. now, you have got a small number of democrats. this is interesting bec

i'm bill hemmer, this is "america's newsroom." heather: i'm heather childers in for martha maccallum. donald trump is expected to speak and score another big endorsement. bill: we have a look back at last night's debate. >> everyone up here has worked very, very hard. but donald is right, there are only two of us who have a path to winning the nomination. donald and myself. >> the republican party has a great chance to embrace millions of people it has never known before. they are coming by the millions. they should seize the opportunity and embrace the people month for the first time ever love the republican party. be smart and unify. >> i know many people feel appeal in the things donald trump says. but they have consequences here and around the world. the embassy is the former consulate. second of all i don't know where cuba is going to sue us. but if they sue us in miami they will lose. >> you make better with your enemies then you do -- than you do with your friends. a strong america is what the entire world is begging for. w

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>> justice hemmer, "could lead" about somebody possibly being a criminal. would suggest you say the facts need to be determined before. i will speculate about criminal charges. fact one, secretary powell, secretary rice and hillary clinton retroactively years later documents emails which secretary powell uses an aol.com private account. secretary powell said that's ridiculous. hillary clinton said any email i received or forward was not classified. bill: i understand the defense you are making, but colin powell is not running for president. as i understand it, nothing is marked classified. it might be top secret but not classified. >> whatever the level of classification, it has to be marked. the only difference between colin powell and condoleezza rice and hillary clinton on the issue you asked me about, could be prosecuted. is none of them could be prosecuted because the law says the document has to be labeled classified, then there is a classified process, i sent you a "newsweek" column that explains that. but republicans don't mention neither did bret,

i'm bill hemmer. martha: no one needs 3 or 4 hours of sleep. we are good to go.ald trump dominated in 7 states last night. senator cruz came out of the evening with three which happened in the wee hours of the morning and marco rubio got his first state win. >> i think we have done something that almost nobody thought could be done. and i'm proud of it. i just want to leave you with this. i'm a unifier. i would love to see the republican party and everybody get together and unify. when we tunify there is nobody that is going to beat us. bill: rubio and cruz will continue to go after trump. they promise this race is far from over. >> we can nominate a washington deal maker, profane and vulgar, who has a lifelong pattern of using government power for personal gain. or we can nominate a proven conservative who has fought consistently for working men and women and defend the constitution. >> no matter how long it takes, no matter how many states it takes, no matter how many weeks and months it takes, i'll campaign as long as it takes and wherever it takes to insure i

i'm bill hemmer. martha has time with the family. good morning, patti ann.atti ann: i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum. three suspects identified. authorities released photo of suspects in the airport attack one who is still alive and missing. bill: they have identified the bomber in the train station, a man well-known to brussels police. prosecutors say the investigation will take some time. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge, terrific work yesterday. another day as has downed, catherine. good morning to you. where do we stand now on the investigation? reporter: bill, thank you, good morning. news conference, belgium prosecutor confirming a massive manhunt seen with the alleged two suicide bombers at airport. reporters were told that two brothers, khalid and brahim bakraoui were killed. the radicalization was not known to authorities. transtroops the two terrorists had heavy, heavy rap sheets that is not linked to terrorism. the experts are still carrying out an investigation and the investigation will continue for hours and maybe

bill: i'll bill hemmer. good monday morning.lary clinton giving a speech before the pro-israel group aipac in washington, d.c. where donald trump will present on foreign policy later today. clinton says the next commander-in-chief must have a steady hand. >> i'm here as a candidate for president and -- [cheers and applause] i know that all of you understand what's at stake in this election. our next president will walk into the oval office next january and immediately face a world of both perils we must meet with strength and skill, and opportunities we must seize and build on. the next president will sit down at that desk and start making decisions that will affect both the lives and livelihoods of every american, and the security of our friend around the world. so we have to get this right. as aipac members, you understand that while the turmoil of the middle east presents enormous challenge and complexity, walking away is not an option. [applause] candidates for president who think the united states can outsource middle east

bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning on this monday. the race getting tighter at the top.ed cruz trying to close the delegate race. each one two states over the weekend. marco rubio won puerto rico. cruz adding more delegates than trump. martha: you have mississippi, idaho, hawaii, all in the lineup for tomorrow evening, but top two candidates looking ahead to the general election making the case for which of them has the better chance of beating hillary clinton. >> if they say they want to run against me, that means they don't want to run against me? do you understand that? that is like a game of chess. i know for a fact, you know for a fact the last person she wants to run against is me. >> what super tuesday demonstrated is that if you don't think donald's the right candidate to go up against hillary clinton, there is one campaign that has pete him not once, not twice, but five times. that is it our campaign. martha: there you have it. senior national correspondent john roberts live in miami. this is looking more and more like a two-man race, john? reporter: it is begin