finance when we're talking about presidential elections >>> zak carter is the reporter at the huffington post. >> what's remarkable in operation choke point is that for a few thousand dollars here or $10,000 there, you can actually get a bill moved in congress and take up week's of congress time >>> accordingly to frish several senators have received money, including ted cruz, who has received 3500 since 2011 and marco rubio who has received almost $35,000 since 2010. >> marco rubio has filed legislation to end operation choke point for what he would have us believe is its impact on gun sales >>> that focus on guns shows how the battle over operation choke point evolved beyond the fight over the pay day loan industry. republicans charged that the obama administration was using choke point to attack gun dealers' access to the banking system >> i think operation check point is an abuse of power >> note notice in november ted cruz raised operation choke point again at a hearing. he was talking about the obama administration's effort to legally curtail citizen's second amendment rights on gun dea

according to an article in the huffington post... it is!the article says the water is calming and that element has a powerful effect on the brain.going for a swim, or doing water aerobics, also means there's a low impact on your bones and joints... which is beneficial for seniors and people with arthritis. much more to come on 9 on your side at 5:30.here's anchor julie dolan with what we're working on. coming up facing a costly pay-back . we'll show what led to this expensive mistake. donald trump and hillary clinton may be in the lead for the race for president but how honest have they been.were seeing how they score on the truth-o-meter in this week's a costly payback for one school district in the tri-state.ohio auditors claiming poor billing controls are to blame. blame.9 on your side's briana harper breaks down the oversight and how school administrators hope to avoid the same mistake twice. from july 2011 to june 2014 state auditors examined more than 450 medical services on behalf of milford schools-- but at least 40 of those were ex

they blogged for the huffington post in the uk. >>> a little later parts of the of heavy rains. the new threat for people forced out by flooding. >>> a four-year old girl suffers brain damage after a trip to the dentist. parents say the dentist did >>> the emergency management director resigned and a new leader is bringing a new plan the future. >> reporter: he's been the emergency management director for ten days. >> i'm confident with my 25 years of experience combined with my deployments that we will be effective in our future. >> reporter: many residents were less than satisfied with how county officials handled the flooding destroyed 50 homes in august. hundreds of others damaged there were opportunities in improvement. >> reporter: i asked how she felt. >> in this instance it was time for leader ship change because there were communication and clob ration issues that we consider to be important to fix. >> reporter: better communication is one of the areas the new director is focused on and he says everyone in the eoc needs to know their role and he plans more hands on trai

according to the huffington post - early birds logged fewer calories during the day and ate more nutritious food. while those who go to bed between 11 p-m and three a-m, drank more caffeine, and ate more sugars, carbs and saturated fats. much more to come on 9 on your side at 5:30.here's anchor julie dolan with what we're working on. 5:30...the democratic hamilton county sheriff is changing his tone after being spotted at a trump rally.hear how jim neil is responding to all the backlash he is now getting from his own party. and tickets to see one of our tri-state basketball teams are getting hard to find.see how you can still cheer on your "n-c-double-a" team with now at 5-30...an unusual sight at sunday's donald trump rally in west chester... chester...the democratic hamilton county sheriff standing there in a room full of republicans. and that sight is putting fire in the eyes of the local democratic party. party.and now, our scott wegener tells us the sheriff is apologizing--sort of. "where's sheriff neil from hamilton county?"the answer to that question surprised a lot of people...."he'

according to the huffington post, the driver told the officer he was trying to process everything after just being married. [ laughter ] pier i can understand. he went on to say he was going for a life crisis and he had a lot of stuff on his mind. >>> the students at academy prep have may 22nd circled on the calendar. not only is it the last day of school but it's also the day they get to see all their hard work. bobby lewis is on the road where a special teacher is growing a new habit.>> reporter: if you went looking for nature, this part of tampa might not be your first stop. just feet from the traffic, life lessons are blooming. >> beautiful. >> this is spinach, this is this is academy press school gardens, led by anita ives watchful eyes and green thumb.>> we have to make sure the soil is nice and moist.>> all she does is radiate positivity.>> we have cucumbers, everything is starting to come up very nicely. >> reporter: she started the program to teach kids that food does not magically appear in stores. along the way, it became her passion.>> i don't think i had two, i just think i

here's the front page of the huffington post. gino calling in from new york. caller: good morning.ost: why are you supporting donald trump? caller: i think we need a businessman to run america. understand, i'm not a very political guy, and i think -- i grew up as a union guy, worked in local three in new york city, and i remember thomas van austell when he first started, he said i am not an electrician. i do not know one end of the screwdriver and the other, but i am a businessman and i am going to take your money and make you guys rich, i am going to make your pension rich, and that is what he did. local three, it is one of the strongest locals in the united states. they provide housing for their workers, they provide great jobs , and they have a lot of programs. it was all because of this guy. naturally, butrs given the chance, look what they did. host: that is gino in new york. fraud, romney trashes trump is the headline. here is the washington post, into the abyss. to bottomes eight case that the republicans must abandon trump. in the financial times, trump drives golfing world

it's tough to pin down what he believes. >> i've got something from the "huffington post."he same. >> you would not have said we were done with that. >> no. well, because things change. go ahead. >> stipulating that donald trump is totally inconsistent on his policies, the one thing he is inconsistent, you talked about this yesterday morning, where i think there's a huge disconnect between the coast and what's happening with the republican party, if you think about the base, if you think about disenfranchised sort of white americans who feel like the country that they knew is slipping away from them -- >> yeah. >> -- and theyeel like they don't have a safety net, then you start to understand i get why he's saying this about entitlement and a robust president for federal government and education. >> but you were just describing, it was an old-fashioned democratic conservative southern democrat. >> right. >> that's what you were describing. >> right. >> someone who is -- was for all kinds of government programs that helped poor people. >> my parents in the depression in the d

. >> nobody's been more wrong than "the huffington post," who wanted to cover donald trump as entertainment and not as a real politician. >> well, it depends on what you call wrong. the attacks that donald trump is suffering from republicans right now echo the same things "the huffington post" did, except donald trump has managed to win nevertheless. >> john harwood, fantastic insight early this morning. thank you very much for that. in the next half hour, we'll vl much more on the race for the white house with stand collender. don't miss presidential hopeful john kasich on "squawk box" at 7:00 eastern time along with two of his major supporters. >> that should be good. i wonder how long they'll stick it out in the race. >>> among today's top corporate stories, former chesapeake energy ceo has indicted for bid rigging. the justice department alleges he orchestrated deals among two major companies to not bid against each other for land leases in oklahoma. the charges follow a four-year probe. chesapeake was not named in the indictment. mcclendon, who stepped down in 2013, is now with america

certainly nobody from the huffington post was allowed in.e applied and denied credentials for that event. he went and calmly recited his brief he had been taught by his son and law and others about what to say on iran and he did that. he had a subdued tie on high pressu pressure. his voice was lowered. he didn't make so many threats as he did say please come know. this was the nice, please come to me donald trump attempting to behave inside the beltway as he begins a long, courtship, perhaps over many months, perhaps all the way till voting begins until cleveland. that's what trump initiated today. it's going to be fascinating to watch if he can control himself and convince people as he moves ahead. >> well, we saw a lot wrapping up the present to himself. thank you. thank you rick tyler with me here as well as joy ried and thanks to brian williams for being with our coverage tonight. let's stick around for "all in" with chris hayes and special guest, bernie sanders. >>> tonight on "all in." >> this political movement has gotten to the point

the click bait websites, the huffington post, the salon.coms, the buzz feeds. >> reporter: eric shares the screens as a web designer at sap and on top of that he would stop to check social media. >> they do a good job at succeeding youn -- sucking you in. >> reporter: then it happened. >> i cog cognitively said the word that feels warm. it was too close to what i had heard of, heroin addiction. it scared me to death. >> reporter: he knew he needed to stop. >> every time your phone buzzes or beeps or pings your brain is gary condit literally -- your brain is literally releasing toxins. >> reporter: they run retreats and camps for adults where all electronics are confiscated at the door. >> it can be scary. people feel anxiety and restless. >> reporter: symptoms of withdrawal. >> symptoms have phantom rings where their pockets is empty and they feel their phe is ringing. they reach for it and nothing is there. >> reporter: mostly it is euphoric. campers make crafts and play games and jump in a lake, meditate under trees. >> when you put your phone away you can start daydreaming and think

according to the "huffington post" that acknowledged donald trump as a president cande,idat they are saying sony pictures are concerned how the new donald trump will react to the scene. ascene that was met with loud cheering according to the telegraph. now, say they are supportive of the film ke >>> at 5:59. that yellow weather alert for another one to two hours. the snow is pulling away. in most cases in the metro, wet roads with isolated slick spots. south and east of us, four inches in hulling town, two to three in the ridge and st. mary's and one to two in the metro. afew flurries let over here, first alert live doppler is not picking them up. we still have a another couple of hours to get through. the low to mid-40's later on. now, let's find out how the commute is doing this morning. here is robert altman. >>> howard on southbound 270, this is one of the areas, the accident just reported a while ago y lane. at 270 right now clarksburg. this accident. that's the latest. andrea, mike. back to you. >>> sure feels like friday, doesn't it, good morning. washington. >> right now, 6:0

the click bait websites, the huffington post, the salon.coms, the buzz feeds. >> reporter: eric shares screens as a web designer at sap and on top of that he would stop to check social media. >> they do a good job at succeeding you in -- sucking you in. >> reporter: then it happened. >> i cog cognitively said the word that feels warm. it was too close to what i had heard of, heroin addiction. it scared me to death. >> reporter: he knew he needed to stop. >> every time your phone buzzes or beeps or pings your brain is gary condit literally -- your brain is literally releasing toxins. >> reporter: they run retreats and camps for adults where all electronics are confiscated at the door. >> it can be scary. people feel anxiety and restless. >> reporter: symptoms of withdrawal. >> symptoms have phantom rings where their pockets is empty and they feel their phone is ringing. they reach for it and nothing is there. >> reporter: mostly it is euphoric. campers make crafts and play games and jump in a lake, meditate under trees. >> when you put your phone away you can start daydreaming and think

the first one comes from the "huffington post". it reads "florida governor rick scott embarrasses himself, and america, on national tv" scott was being interviewed on m-s- nb-c's "morning joe" when he was asked about one of trump's most recent comments. during an interview with c-n-n wednesay..trump said that he "thinks islam hates us." asked for scott's opinion he avoided the question. they then asked him two more times -- to no avail-- leaving listeners wondering how scott felt on the matter. your last headline comes from "business insider" it reads "president obama compared isis to heath ledger's joker in 'the dark knight'" president obama was quoted in "the atlantic." he was talking about his foreign policy. but--he compared isis to "the dark knight." the president says the situation is like the scene in the beginning of the movie-- when the gangs are meeting. the thugs have their kind of order and turf..but the joker--who he compared to isis-- comes in and "lights the whole city on fire." in the movie-- the joker is total chao

nicholas: "the huffington post" says she's in a great place, that she will occupy the center ground. she has sanders, acting as a progressive foil to her mainstream democratic divisions. on the other hand, trump is making it look like a reasonable interest. she has all the ground to herself. know -- we are off the map with this campaign. a lot of eyes will be very much on what happens after super tuesday. let's go to "the new york times," which has a piece looking at how the clintons might go about damaging trump. you can see the headline inside their plan. toward the end of the article, one thing i enjoyed was the tricks they would use was that when donald trump lashes out at hillary clinton, it will be bill tonton who will be unleashed respond, which will be a clever tit-for-tat game. thethat whole strategy for democrats is about portraying him as a bigot, as a misogynist, an enemy of the working people. his temper could put the world in danger. he cannot handle the duties of the oval office, that is what they will be are going. the democrats are pouring over all of the poll data a

they did spell my name right so you've got to give that credit to the "huffington post." >> better than starbucks person who spend gretchen quite interesting, p-i-o-n. >>> the dye advice sieivisive n gop campaign may have an effect on the city. adam shapiro with the fox business network. adam, how much does it cost these conventions if that happens? >> well, it will cost millions and millions not only for cleveland but the republicans have to raise $64 million for the convention. the democrats, it's 80 million. for the republicans, getting a lot of pressure. the companies, at least, not to help fund it. >> okay. so are we waiting for a sound bite? i guess not. who are the activists getting any traction from? >> it's coming from an activist group called for two days. any sponsorship of a trump-led convention will be an endorsement of his hate-filled and racistoric and once counter. coca-cola, google, xerox, at&t, adobe systems, cisco. "the new york times" reported that coca-cola which had donated $660,000 in 2012 will only donate $75,000 to both. there's pressure on companies to helping

the huffington post also reports that salah abdeslam didn't resist arrest, and a belgian newspaper says that only 10 shots were fired during this operation, which is interesting to note and certainly very different to what we saw happen just north of paris here when supposedly the man who orchestrated the attacks in november, when he was caught and there were explosions and many, many rounds of gunfire. tom: ok, and the belgian authorities will be obviously quite pleased that this arrest has been made. possibly even triumphant. but there has been, has in there, quite a lot of criticism leveled at the belgian authorities ever since november. emma: absolutely, because belgium has been seen as the cradle of jihad is an in europe -- jihadism in europe. it has become apparent how many radicalized jihadis a living within belgium and brussels in particular. this "newsweek" article says that abdeslam had been in belgium three weeks before the attacks. we know that was where he fled to the night of the tax, november 13. this is hidden on cctv footage en route to belgium on the 14th of november,

the huffington post reads... "the g-o-p implosion over donald trump's arrived.." ..other headlines include... "donald trump's victories point to a g-o-p crisis..." and "inside the g-o-p implosion and the war to stop trump. so bud, what can gop do to stop trump???? you can listen to "good morning orlando" --every morning from 6 a.m. ing you money on the fox 35 pump patrol-- t\*r gas is 1-62 at the circke-k on cypress parkway and north doverplum drive in kissimmee. d 1-65 at the "gas and go" on west colonial drive and north hart boulevard in orlando. you can also check out gas saving tips any time. just go to "fox 35 orlando dot com" some big additions are coming to the regular gas is 1-62 at the circke-k on cypress parkway and north doverplum drive in kissimmee. you can also check out gas saving tips any time. just go to "fox 35 orlando dot com" and click on traffic. some big additions are coming to the happiest place on earth. find out when you can take a trip to a galaxy-- not so far away-- and take a frozen boa

let's talk about this with one of the authors of the huffington post story.fington post and rona is here with me, global analys and of course wonderful over at "time" magazine, assistant managing editor. ryan to you first, tell me more about the -- what were the meetings about exactly? >> sure, this is the kind of thing that every powerful person in the united states was at this meeting. something like 54 private jets were needed to fly these -- >> wow! >> i guess that's kind of a loose understanding of the word "need." that's the way they decide to show up at the island. they spent a lot of time talking about a lot of things. if you get five people in a room anywhere in america today, they're going to talk about donald trump. that's what was dominating the conversation from what people told us. there were kinds of two camps. the camp of starching their heads, scratching their head, wondering how this happens and the others wondering what we can do to stop it. on a private jet, meeting with a lot of billionaires, figuring out why >>> but on the other hand, yo

your final headline comes from "the huffington post." it reads... "clarence thomas speaks from supreme court bench for first time in a decade." unless you follow the court.. you may not realize that supreme court justice clarence thomas rarely speaks. in fact.. has stayed silent from his seat on the supreme court bench... for 10 years straight. but in a hearing over gun rights yesterday-- thomas broke that silence... and asked a question. he questioned a government official-- who was aking away gun rights from some convicted felons. thomas is historically a coming up-- you drive by them everyday... and they could be collecting information about you. how some billboards are keeping an eye on florida drivers... whether you know it or not. aha! weee! slurp. mmmmmm. cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk. cinnamon toast crunch. crunch! crave those crazy squares. hi, guys! we all know about bogos from other stores, right? pbut did you know they're not always the best deal? pwalmart has every day low prices on everything they sell, not just on select items. orlando t

huffington post writer lee speigel has followed the ufo debate since the late 70's. he notes that podesta has been way out in front on ufo disclosure, in speeches at places like national press club. it's time to open the books." in the mid 90's. the clinton's were lobbied by billionaire laurence rockefeller to end ufo secrecy. mrs clinton was photographed with rockefeller while holding a book titled are we alone, the implications of discovery of et life. bill clinton has made public statements confirming that he tried to get to the bottom of ufo issues while in office. bill clinton: first thing i did is send people to area 51 to see the government's interest in ufos officially ended with the closure of project blue book in 1969, but suspicion remains that unexplained encounters involving national security are still being studied by someone. podesta suspects that someone is holding on to a large cache of ufo files. lee spiegel says several whistleblowers have surfaced over the years, including the late lunar astronaut dr,. edgar mitchell who say that secrets are still

who was diagnosed with younger-onset alzheimer's at age 59 and is a regular contributor to the huffington post and psychology today. greg, good to have you with us. >> thank you, ken. it's an honor to be here. >> well, tell us about the title of the book. what inspired the title? >> well, the title of the book, "on pluto," when i was a young investigative reporter, i would take sources off record. i covered the mafia and organized crime, and i would tell my sources, "i'm gonna take you out to pluto, where no one can hear what is said." and i was fascinated with the planet pluto. and then, as i got older, you know, men and women, you go and you talk about the unmentionables of life, and my buddies would say, "are you taking us out to pluto?" and i said, "yes. we're off the record." and in this disease, in alzheimer's, there's this urge to just drift out, which i have to fight against all the time, and i had to invent a place that i could go to, and i called it pluto. and my maternal grandfather died of alzheimer's, my mother died of alzheimer's, my paternal uncle died of alzheimer's. was diagno

. >> reporter: take 27-year-old natalie brook, sharing in a "huffington post" article she's viewed ascomplishment writing, you don't have to have a brain, drive or special skill set to get married. you just have to have a willing partner. >> don't get me wrong. getting married is a huge event. but i don't think it's an achievement. and i don't think having a ring on my finger makes me unique or special. >> reporter: no doubt romantic proposals are still a big deal. but things are slowly changing. one study saying for four out of ten women, having a successful marriage is only one of their most important goals. >> it's true that we're still coming out of a cultural time when getting married was their license into the world of accomplishment. because they could own their husband's accomplishments. and that would be a sad reason to feel accomplished at this point for getting married. >> reporter: those mixed feelings led to brook's article trending online, even spark agcritics who choices. >> people have definitely misunderstood me because they think i'm saying love and relationships and

anyway -- [laughter] it's, i felt very strongly about this, and so i wrote, and it's on the huffington post web site. and it might, it just went up a couple of days ago. and i'm thinking it was said about dolley madison. does anyone know if that's true >> [inaudible] >> it is, okay. whep! [laughter] so it was dolley madison after her death, she was named in an obituary piece, or was it -- no, i think it was a book about her, the first lady of the nation, and it had never been used during her lifetime. in my huff post blog, i suggest that it would be a nice nod towards the first president's spouse to refer to the next, the next supporter of the next president as the presidential partner, as martha washington was called by washington, an agreeable partner and a consult for life. and after her death, of course, was called a worthy partner for mr. washington. i feel presidential partner covers all possible -- [laughter] sexes. [laughter] [applause] and it works. because if you have a presidential partner who by chance has been a president himself -- [laughter] that's fine, because you just say

the huffington post. g.o.p. implosion over donald trump's candidacy has arrived. other head liechs, donald trump's victories point to a g.o.p. crisis. and inside the g.o.p. implosion and the war to stop trump. first question for you today is the republican party in a bit of a -- i don't know if i want to say they're in trouble here, because some support donald trump, but there's something goings on behind the scenes. >> there is definitely something going on behind the scenes. is the republican party as we know it in trouble. that would be an accurate statement. a rise of outside candidates. ben carson, and carly fiorina. they are not sure that this outsider type of candidate can take them to victory in those why he see rumors of implosion. >> john: and mitt romney is going to come out and give a speech against donald trump. i don't know if that's effective, because his supporters will say, that's another g.o.p. person that lost. >> you will hear from donald trump's supporters. and you see factions of other candidates previously feuding. your mitt romneys and the

the huffington post was covering the entertainment section saying our reason is simple.rump's campaign is a side show. we won't take the debate. they cover him in the politics session. they call him a racist. they aren't along. buzz feed's editor and chief released a memo saying it's okay to call trump a racist. let's look back at john. we went back in time a little bit to the day donald trump announced his candidacy. let's offer just a reality check. this is a reality tv show star trying to run to pump up his profile even more because he's drunk on pure ego. >> do you think we should take it back a little bit? >> what happened is the dog caught the car. >> they were susceptible. you're saying it started as marketing. there's some reports he was truly planning on running for president for many years. >> look. we've reported as well. from the early flirtation in the late 1980s to the comments in 2012, this has been an ambition. the phrase to make america great again. he said this is my time to do this. i've always wanted to. or whether it was deeply planned. it's been eno

the sex crimes cop in the law and order spin off series left the show in 2011 and he told the huffington post he has no idea how the rumors even got started. >>> good news for fans, can you catch him here on monday nights in back-to-back law and order svu reruns over on cleveland 43. >> catherine: thank goodness for those reruns. >>> we showed you outside a short while ago and coming up on >> jeff: unseasonably warm pattern hangs around and we could be close to record highs. >> mark: campaign 2016, we are live as governor john kasich comes to town and hillary clinton arrives tonight. >>> plus open for business. you have seen crews working on it for months. now can you stay at the kimpton scofield hotel at east 8th and euclid. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter, cleveland 19 news starts now. >> mark: heartache following this massive fire at a local apartment building. >> it is difficult, you know. it is most all of us, you know, have young children at home, too. >> a girl four-years-old died in the flames while others barely made it out alive. >> i saw him jump out one of the windows with hi

and huffington post. don't support that bernie sanders reporters will back they view her as an insider. they said a lot of them may go for trump. the far left going for the republican nominee? >> taking it one step further. no guarantee that republicans won't vote for donald trump. and you have the people on the inside sort of scared or even angry that the people that don't necessarily represent their exact values will represent their party in the general election. >> john: people asked what my thoughts were. i don't know. i have never seen anything like this. >> certainly have not seen anything like this. orlando politics.com. >> john: a news alert. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a massive fire that destroyed a cocoa beach mansion. >> amy: it broke out on 3rd street. firefighters had a really hard time of fighting because of high winds and issues getting to a the house was once own by al neuharth who founded usa today and florida today. al died three years ago. the 10,000 square foot

know, just a few major news organizations to news organizations like drudge on the right and huffington post on the left. how can they continue to believe this? >> has there been a nominee, potential nominee that's been as hammered and answered this, you know, pushed off by the media as donald trump? >> no. >> that's my point. i mean if, the media had the power to decide things, donald trump wouldn't be the front-runner. >> one of the bizarre things about the campaign is the negative media attention which trump got plenty along with positives. actually, helps him in my view. all right. so we saw donald trump on tuesday night talk about disgusting media people. that sort of part of the thing. but in recent days, he has renewed his war on fox news anchor megyn kelly tweeting she is crazy, she is sick, her show sun fair, nobody should watch the show, calling for a boycott. this prompted a very strong statement from fox news on friday night. we can put it up on the screen. part of it says, trdonald trump attacks against megyn kelly is beneath the dignity of a presidential politics. it is deplora

the huffington post reporting democratic party elites shouldn't be high fiving each other. they should be very, very worried. one reason clinton and her victory speech last night was looking past sanders and itching for a general lection fight with republican donald trump who wr she can use some incendiary comments to juice democratic turnout. >> it might be unusual as i've said before for a presidential candidate to say this. i believe what we need in america today is more love and kindness. >> though some democrats are warning clinton to into the take trump for granted. dave mud saunders, a strategist to jim web who now supports sanders declaring, "i think trump could beat her like a tied up billy get to. there are many areas in swing key states like virginia, north carolina, ohio, and pennsylvania that look like sherman went through and didn't burn anything. empty factories, empty buildings. it should nobody surprise to anybody that voters in those areas are gravitating to trump." >> reporter: the bottom line is from combining the college delegates and super delegates, t

a number of headlines will show you, "the huffington post" talks about the g.o.p. implosion over donald trump's candidacy and other headlines talk about donald trump's victory pointing to a g.o.p. crisis andy goes on and on, and mitt romney planning to speak out later this morning, on the 2016 presidential race. he's attacked trump in recent weeks and saying the front-runner's unreleased tax returns could include a number of bombshells. in central florida, a protest planned in donald trump's rally this weekend and is expected to stump on ucf's campus saturday say it will be a peaceful demonstration. ucf, by the way, has taken security into account ahead of his appearance, which will draw a number of national media members. john? >> john: still to come, more good news for coffee lovers. >> amy: after the break, fox medical team will explain how the cup of coffee could help protect your liver. and, one parents decision could save your family a whole lot of money. the single move that could change your life and your children's future. is coming up. plus, david martin?

the huffington post got us talking about it. a new study in the american journal of human biology suggest that people with multiple tattoos have a better immune response. they say up to 29% people spit to get the results. one of the authors says, no, don't get out and get a tattoo to ward off the flu as i joked about earlier. actually, a person's first at that time can make them nor susceptible to illness. still, they hope this new study cuts down with negative stigmas that come with getting inked. >>> making sure your vote counts. polls tomorrow. >> plus, could someone in last place be the key to stopping donald trump? we'll explain the math coming up. republicans hope so. >> plus, which brands of purina . >>> right now, sorting out the results of a new poll. first in florida shows trump with the whopping 2-1 margin over florida native marco rubio. we're talking 22% for 46 -- 46 to 22%, excuse me. florida is a do or die state in the primaries for rubio. in ohio, too. in ohio. they say johnson & johnson must win in ohio to -- jo

the huffington post published a multipart exposÉ based on thousands of league documents showing how theompany paid millions of dollars of bribes to government officials to broker contracts for some of the world's largest companies, including halliburton and kbr. the exposÉ also shows how honeywell colluded to conceal bribes in iraq contracts. arizona, five people were arrested during a protest outside the era gonad governor -- arizona governor's office. themselvesers locked together to block the entrance to his office. this is protester maria castro. >> whatever it takes for the community. it is important for us to make our voice heard. they do not care about our votes, about democracy, this is the only way for us to be heard. amy: capitol police also ,rrested cap -- carlos garcia although he was not part of the lockdown and was off to the side doing media interviews. the president of harvard university has announced she will install a plaque to commemorate four enslaved people who lived and worked at the one-time home of harvard presidents. in an article, she wrote that slavery is an a

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i'm looking at a story that was posted at 7:22 on "huffington post" politics.top republicans plot to stop trump. when you scroll down, there's a tweet which reeds from bill crystal, heading to aei world forum. lots of interesting guests. it's off the record. consider my tweets from there off the record. if you want to know how to expand trump's base, thank you, bill. >> this was a conference, a think tank. a lot of people were talking about donald trump in the halls. we're all about public policy, foreign policy, domestic policy. very interesting conference off the record. i won't say more about it. you have to give donald trump credit. a heck of a lot of scholars and senators and congressmen were there, governors, and backers of aei, donors to political campaigns, democratic and republican. trump was the main topic of conversation. >> are some going to be okay with him? there are more and more who are saying okay. >> i think so. the establishment types, a lot of them think they can work with donald trump. ted cruz is the inflexible one. i don't think it's quit

according to the huffington post, tim cook, elon musk, sean parker all attended a forum trying to figureut how to stop donald trump. also mitch mcconnell. house speaker paul ryan and the list goes on. bill crystal who lead this charge over at the national review but this is speaking to where tech is right now? >> i got to actually pour cold water on part of this. trying to do some leg work on this this morning. talked to someone familiar with this meeting. it's tricky because the american enterprise institute plemeeting supposed to be off the record. but i'm hearing that tim cook was not part of any specific conversation about donald trump at this meeting. there's a lot swirling around because of this report but tim cook i'm hearing is not part of any discussion about donald trump. that's important because of course donald trump had said some things specifically about apple and the iphone encryption case. of course this is politically sensitive. trump had called for a ban on apple's products but i'm hearing that tim cook was not part of the discussion. >> the washington post puts a story

we are joined from washington dc but the huffington post official. would you say that the votes on super saturday essentially cemented ted cruz's position as the main alternative to donald trump? >> i would say that, yes, because not just the media but the republican establishment too has been reluctant to grant him that poll position because he is so strongly disliked. it is not a political or ideological thing. -- ideological thing. he has zero endorsements from the u.s. senate. more people have endorsed donald trump from the senate at this point. they were hoping marco rubio would make a stronger showing, but he keeps getting anil hat annihilated. he is still down 20 points in his home state. it is not looking good for mor >>> marco rubio and john kasich are still not ready to stand aside. what has gone wrong for marco rubio, for him to be polling at that level in his home state of florida. he needs to win florida on march 15. that is going to be crucial to him but why is he suddenly losing momentum like this? >> there are a couple of things that

. >> senior political editor and white house correspondent for the huffington post fresh off his "wayoo early" success. >> good to see you this morning. >> and msnbc political analyst and professor -- how did you get such a better intro than poor barnicle? >> shock to me as well. >> former democratic congressman harold ford. and in havana, cuba -- how often do you get to say that -- nbc's senior white house correspondent chris jansing. hello, chris. >> good morning. good morning. got a lot of news to get to this morning. >> i know, go ahead, chris. >> about 100 republican convention delegates up for grabs tomorrow with a winner take all primary in arizona and a caucus in utah that has a proportional split but becomes winner take all if one candidate exceeds 50%. in arizona, a poll taken before last week's contest found that trump had a significant 12-point lead, 31% to cruz at 19%, governor john kasich tied with marco rubio at 10%. in utah, a post-rubio poll puts cruz 593%. kasich in second at 29%. trump down at 11%. 2012 republican nominee mitt romney posted on facebook friday "in th

one thing i thought interesting, huffington post's editor's note, that they put down as facts and thep is a serial liar, racist, missson song is in, birther and> michigan. these are trump states. they look like double digit polling advantages, but if he only slips away with a very narrow victory, that will embolden these groups to pour more money into florida and i think illinois is going to be another key state come march 15th. >> if rubio can't win florida, does he have to leave the race? what is your take on him? >> he doesn't have to leave the race, but i -- >> don't know where the money would come from. >> im4[don't know. even if rubio does squeak out florida, what does that get him? okay, it gets him his home state. gets him 899 -- 99 delegates buzz then what momentum does that give him? that's a harder case for him to make. but, yes, he has to win florida. you already have cruz and trump saying he should get out of the race now, which is interesting. these two guys wand to go mano a mano against each other, but it's obviously do or die for rubio. i think even if he does win flo

. >>> other political news this morning, "the huffington post" reports tech ceos attended a secret meeting the topic was preventing donald trump from getting the republican nomination. it was hosted on a private island off the coast of georgia. the report says tim cook got into a debate with senator tom cotton of arkansas about the ongoing battle with the fbi. interesting meeting if that genuinely was the discussion. >> to be a fly on the wall. >> or to be a cnbc anchor in there with a camera. even better. >> and on the record. back to the bloomberg article for a moment. i would think that a lot of business leaders, a lot of hedge fund managers, a lot of people that americans don't care at all about right now are going to be very upset that he is not -- he was always their hope. tchs always in the cocktail conversations. maybe mike bloomberg will run. >> maybe, but i don't think anyone expected him to run whilst hillary was picking up more and more momentum. as he makes clear, that would have help ed trump. but as tracie was mentioning, mitt romney's criticism fell on deaf ears. i wonder i

this monolith going from a few news organizations to news organizes like judge on the right and huffington post on the left. >> has there an nominee potential as hammered and dispushed off by the media as donald trump? >> no. >> that is quaint. not media had the power to decide things, donald trump would not be the front runner. >> bizarre thing is the negative media attention which trump has gotten along with positives, actually helps him in my view. >> we saw trump on tuesday night talk about disgusting media picture but recently, he has renewed his war on fox news anchor megyn kelly tweeting that she is crazy, megyn kelly, that she is sick, that her show is unfair and no one should watch the show and calling for a boycott and it prompt add very strong statement from fox news on friday night. part of it said "trump's attacks against megyn kelly and his extreme obsession with her is beneath the dignity of a presidential candidate. she is exemplary and a ling anchor in america and it is deplorable to be abused for just doing her job." >> what do you make of this? >> let me say that in my positi