on tuesday, if you live in arizona, idaho or utah, it is your turn to vote for your favorite candidate. on thursday we'll get durable goods orders and banks and markets are closed to observe good friday but we'll get the fourth quarter gdp as well. thinking of taking the plunge and filing your own taxes this year, you are not alone. the irs says 93% of returns have been filed electronically and nearly half of those were self-prepared. of course not all tax software programs are created equal and figuring out which one will work best for you will require some homework. joining us with an idea what to look for, senior personal finance correspondent sharon ep per son has done the homework for us. >> turbo tax and h&r block. consumer reports did a comparison of both and their editor brings up a great point about testing them out first. >> you don't have to pay for tax software until you're ready to file. so you can tryout as many different types as you like before you actually file. >> here's what you can expect to pay for the top two tax software programs, turbo tax charges $55 for its on

on tuesday, if you live in arizona, idaho or utah it's your turn to vote for your favorite candidate. on thurs goods orders for february. on friday, the banks and markets are closed to observe good friday. we will still get the final read for 2015's fourth quarter gdp on friday, as well. >>> thinking of filing your own taxes this year, you are not alone. 93% of returns received this year have been filed electronically and half self proe prepared. not all tax software programs are created and equal and figuring out which is best for you can require home work. joining us with an idea of what to look for is sharon epperson who has dpoen done the home work for us. >> yes, i have. let's look at the two major players, turbo tax and h&r block block. the senior editor brings up a great point about testing them you don't have to pay for tax software until you are ready to file. you can try out as many different types as you like before you actually file. >> here's what you can expect to pay for the top two tax software programs. turbo tax charges $55 for its on-line deluxe version. h&r block's

we don't know who is going to win in idaho or utah on the democratic side and even if we could forecast those victories, i'm not sure what we know about what that means about the delegate count at the end of the night. none of these are winner takes all. steve kornacki has more. >> let's show you what bernie sanders is up against. kasie was talking about it a minute ago. this is a the delegate scoreboard in the democratic race. the superdelegates, the elected officials, they automatically vote right now. they say they are for hillary clinton. the sanders theory has been, if he could ever get ahead of her with the allocated delegates, the ones giving out in these primaries and caucuses, then these superdelegates will be forced to come around. she comes into tonight ahead by 302 allocated or pledged delegates. so she just won arizona. tonight, there are 75 delegates up for grabs in arizona. so she stands to gain 15 to 20, probably win by 15 or 20 delegates. kasie mentioned we still have idaho and utah outstanding. there are 33 here and 23 here. you can see, add those together, you're stil

her campaign convinced or resigned to the fact that she may lose utah and idaho, hoping she pulls out a win in arizona. >> we're going to go over to john king at the magic wall. arizona, winner take all for the republicans, if donald trump wins that, he'll be well on his way. >> if he wins, he gets 58. he at lest knows he's got 6 of 10 of the delegates going forward. we expect it after the top of the hour, we might start to get some of the volt count in. we know there are long lines. apparently they cut back the number of votes points tonight. maricopa county, if you win big here, you give yourself a big start. on the republican side, mitt romney won every county. it's all romney red four years ago but he only won with 47% of the vote. romney won them all. john mccain in his only state, he didn't get them all. let's take a peek at the democratic race back in 2008. hillary clinton won arizona with 50%. she has a track history there. flagstaff, sedona, this is where senator sanders was last night. he also spent time in pima county along the borders as well, both democratic candidates go

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i think in other parts of this country, whether it's kansas or utah or idaho, i think it is insane for the democrats to abdicate those states in that entire region. and i think when elected president and leader of the democratic party, we'll put resources in there and we can put people in there. you may disagree with me on gay marriage, but you do feed to see your kid go to college. you need to have a decent minimum wage. i think we can bring a whole lot of people together on those issues. >>> coming up, more from bernie sanders on president obama's historic trip to cuba. out on the town or in for the night, at&t helps keep everyone connected. right now at at&t, buy the new samsung galaxy s7 and get one free. no matter how you hang out, share every minute of it. buy one water resistant samsung galaxy s7 and get one free. and right now, get up to $650 in credits per line to help you switch to at&t. trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax constipated? use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of ha

cruz would have to get more than 50% of vote in utah or he will fall getting 50% he gets all 40 delegates from utah, republicans are not in play in idahory much expected to win in utah. they are not against what they see as religious persecution. they have been offended by some of the trump's comments. neil: you have kasich role ther there. >> who spent no money. neil: a spoiler in the state. denying 50%. >> that is what they need 50 plus one, ted cruz -- a big 40 for him. if he can get there. neil: here we go, morgan. david. kennedy, dagen. morgan good to see you. >> thank you. >> how does this night look? >> i think like most former jeb bush supporters this night is depressing as ever. i have been talking with ted cruz people. saying take me to the math, tell me how you get to 1237, they take me through each state, there is a lot of match but when you have night like arizona, each of the delegation contest now, there is this next week, a few next week, it gets slimmer and slimmer, it is hard to have momentum. i most surprised, i thought over past two weeks, i thought trump would do something to throw the rest of us a bone in the repu

or another. today voters in arizona, idaho, utah and american samoa head to the polls. the voting comes a stay after the republican front-runner donald trump traveled to washington, a sy he would like to call home come november. he met privately with republican lawmakers. showed off the new trump international hotel on pennsylvania avenue. >> 300 rooms. super luck sy. it will be amazing. -- luxury. >> he addressedded aipac, the country's most influential pro-israel gripe. >> they must come to the table knowing that the bond between united states and israel is absolutely totally unbreakable. candidate except bernie sanders attended the packed conference. trump's opponents pounded on his past claims that he would be quote neutral trying to broker a deal between israelis and palestinians. >> we need steady hands. not a president who says he is neutral on monday, pro-israel on tuesday and who knows what on wednesday because everything's negotiable! well, my friends, israel's security is non-negotiable. [applause] >> let me be very, very clear. as president i will not be neu

utah, and idaho. ♪ ♪ john: there are three states holding primaries or caucuses tonight out west. 130 delegates at stakerats tonight in arizona, utah, and idaho. hillary clinton is leading the pledge delegate count 1163. factoring in, the lead jumps to 1630 two bernie sanders' 870. for republicans, there are 98 delegates up for grabs. american samoa is holding caucuses this evening. donald trump leads with 681. these various races, what are you most paying attention to? watching to see how well donald trump does in arizona. but if ted cruz does well, it will show ted cruz can take him on on immigration. the big one is utah. winner take all state. cruz faces the kasich problem. gets over 50, not only delegates, all the but he can make the case to go one on one with donald trump. john: he could make that argument if he fall short of 50%. he could say if john kasich was not in the race, i would have gotten over 50. winning delegates is key. on the democratic side, it is , thatfor granted, i think bernie sanders is going to win idaho and utah. the question is arizona. sanders put a lot of money in that stat

or tablet. voters in arizona, utah and idaho head to the polls tuesday. republican and democratic presidential candidates campaigned out west today where donald trump, one of his events turned violent. brook silva-braga has more. >> donald trump held another protest filled rally in arizona saturday night z get him out of here. >> as demonstrators with mock kkk -- a trump supporter repeatedly kicked one of them. >> and a trump campaign manager was involved in another altercation in which a protester was grabbed bring the collar. the trump campaign insist it was the man next to him who did it. >> all the while trump went ahead with a tough on border control message. >> illegal immigration is going to stop. it's dangerous. it's terrible. >> earlier in the day protesters blocked the road, heading to a trump event in fountain hills, arizona and marched between trump owned buildings in new york denouncing the gop frontrunner. meanwhile, ted cruz and john kasich battled over who has the best chance to stop church. >> a vote for john kasich is a vote for donald t

. >> reporter: no victory party or news conference for the billionaire, just a tweet, and idaho and utah went to bernie sanders and republican ted cruz sweeping up the delegates in utah. the election night took a back seat to the terror attacks in brussels. trump reignited his push to make torture legal. >> he may be talking but he'll talk a lot faster with the torture. >> when donald trump, ted cruz, and others are suggesting is not only wrong. it's dangerous. >> reporter: but the 2016 race a pro-cruz group used a near nude image of trump's wife. >> she is way out of his league. if he wants to get in a character fight, he should stick with me. >> reporter: this morning, cruz picked up a key endorsement from jeb bush, and there will be caucuses in alaska, hawaii, and washington wash state on saturday. >> a new poll released today shows that donald trump could make it harder for north carolina sitar richard burr to get re-elected with a narrow lead now. he will support whoever becomes the republican nominee for president but there is a large drop if he supports trump. >>> new details this

bringing parts of idaho and utah and showers through california or washington sate, even snow in the higher elevations there. push some rain in here come thursday. there's a slight chance for a shower late wednesday, too, but most remain dry. today we're dry, notice not much in the way of cloud cover, a few clouds in the afternoon. by late day i expect temperatures to be in the low 60s across the entire area, and those winds will be gusting out of the south and southwest. could gust over 30 miles per hour at times into the afternoon, so be aware of that. tonight, it stays breezy, winds won't be quite as strong but quiet conditions through tomorrow morning. be in the 40s, upper 40s tomorrow morning, highs just a couple of days ago in the upper 40s, and as we take you through tomorrow, we're expecting an increase in clouds, a slim chance for an isolated shower late day, most of us remain rain-free, and we're back in the 60s tomorrow afternoon. through tomorrow night that, is when we start to see a better chance for a few showers right on through thursday morning. some showers are possi

or another. today voters in arizona, idaho, utah, and american samoa head to polls. voting comes a day after republican front runner, donald city he would like to call come o november and met privately with republican lawmakers. >> a luxury and amazing. >> trump addressed american israel public affairs committee or iowa pack which is country most influential proisrael lobbying group. >> palestinians must come to the able knowing that the bond between united states and israel is unbreakable. each presidential candidate except bernie sanders addressed the annual conference, with sanders had a scheduled conflict. trump opponents passed on claim that he had be neutral when trying to broker a deal between israeli and palestinians. we need steady hands not a president who says he's neutral on monday. proisrael on tuesday and who knows what on wednesday because well, my friends, israel's security is nonnegotiable. [applause] >> let me be very, very clear, as president i will not be neutral. >> ted cruz cloor on another matter during a form on cnn he was asked whether he had

. >>> today's terror bombings in belgium are a grim backdrop as voters in utah and arizona and idaho casting ballots orcaucusing. joining us, donald trump. thanks very much for joining us. i want to talk about the terror attacks in brussels today. if you were president of the united states, what steps would you take right now to prevent these kinds of attacks from happening here in the united states? >> well, i'd immediately strengthen our borders, as i've been talking about for a long period of time, and i would be very, very strong on visas and very, very probably end a lot of them and strong especially coming from certain parts of the world which as you know i've spoken about and i've been criticized in some circles for and praised in other circles for. but this is a problem, radical islamic terrorisms a major problem and we have a president that won't mention the words and he's making a terrible mistakes up this is radical islamic terrorism. >> would you continue to support a temporary ban on all muslims coming into the united states? >> well, you you have no choice. you are going to make certain e

utah and arizona? we will be right back. ♪ john: there are three states holding primaries or caucuses tonight out west. 130 delegates are at stake for democrats in arizona, utah, and idahoerall, hillary clinton is leading the pledged delegate count. if you factor in superdelegates, clinton's lead jumps. on the republican side, there are 90 delegates up for grabs between arizona and utah. they are not doing idaho today. american samoa is also holding caucuses this evening. ronald trump leads the overall -- donald trump leads the overall delegate race. , among the serious races, what are you most connected to? mark: i will see how well donald in arizona. i suspect he will do well. if ted cruz does well, it will show that he can take trump on on immigration. the big state is utah. ted cruz is facing the john kasich problem there. a lot of people believe if you vote for john kasich you are helping trump. if cruz gets over 50%, he can effectively make the argument, please marginalize john kasich and help me defeat donald trump. he could also say if john kasich wasn't in this race, i would have gotten over 50%. what about on the democratic side? is now taken for granted, i th

voters are heading to the polls for primaries today in utah and or sze on a, idaho is also holding its democratic caucus with republicans and america samoa to delegates. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren took aim at donald trump monday writing on social media -- "let's be honest -- donald trump is a loser. listen to the experts who've concluded he's so bad at business that he might have more money today he'd put his entire inheritance into an index fund and just left it alone." trump struck back by attempting -- attacking warren's past claims she has native american heritage. in response to a reporter's question, trump referred to warren as "the indian." >> a little bit about what hillary clinton said in her comments to aipac come also elizabeth warren today on social media when asked -- calling a loser. >> you mean the indian? amy: the justice department has said it may not need apple's help to unlock an iphone used by a suspect in the san bernardino, california, shooting rampage. apple has publicly refused to unlock the iphone, saying it would create a backdoor the government co

idaho, and utah. arizona holding a closed primary. utah with caucuses. and idaho for just the democrat also hold appear -- caucus.@ >>> hoping to improve relations with the g.o.p. some are supporting other candidates or backing negative ads against him.@ trump is calling for the party@ to get behind him right now. his opponents argue that trump doesn't represent the party stance. >> donald trump has been supporting liberal democratic politicians for 40 years. i have no experience doing that. when i thought his language was intellectual appropriated --gg inappropriated. like if i don't get nominated, there's going fob to be a riot. what kind of talk is that? >> john: he is ahead of john both ted cruz and john kasich. >> luanne: a new poll shows the state possibly going blue for the first time in more than 50 years. the poll from the news in salt lake city showing clinton coming out on top when matched with trump. a 2% advantage over the republican front runner should they meet in the general election. and bernie sanders with a big lead over trump. according to the poll, 48% would back sanders in a general election and 37% would vote for it's surprising for a state that has voted red in every pangs ele

or received anything that was marked classified at the time. >> a long with tuesday's primary they will caucus in utah and idaho. r more coverage on the presidential candidates, be sure to have the free nbc 10 app downloaded, it's available now for your smart phone or tablet. >>> new information about three former leaders of a religious group charged with the friars expected to turn themselves in tomorrow. the pennsylvania attorney general announced the findings tuesday. the men were part of the franciscan friars near holidaysberg. the men accused of allowing brother steven baker to molest more than 100 children working at bishop mckorth high school. >> philadelphia's city council honor add sur visher of one of the most vicious attacks of the civil rights era. in 1963, sarah collins rudolph was 12 when a bomb exploded at her church in birmingham, alabama. at that time it was america's most segregated city. today, the philadelphia city council read her story of survival. david oh got choked up. her sister addie was killed and so were three other girls. she was blinded in one eye of it she told everyone inside how

idaho and utah. hillary clinton won arizo na. a new kitchen in over the rhine could be cooking up the next great treat or restaurant empire. mark: the ribbon was cut today on the findlay kitchen, which will be home to start-ups in need of kitchen space. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters has more. good afternoon. andrew: the findlay kitchen sits across the street from findlay market. the great combination of access to great, fresh produce and a crowd of foodies eager to eat what they make is a recipe for success. that is what they are hoping. this is a business incubator, where ideas are really allowed to simmer. the findlay kitchen was funded entirely by private donations, new ideas and new businesses. this 8,000 square foot building was rehabbed and turned into a community kitchen, where entrepreneurs who are in need of space and kitchen equipment can find a place to work. beyond that they' ll also get business advice and a lot of support from people eager to see them succeed. >> this is a place where people can try to start a business. this is a place where people can try to take their famous apple pie or chocolate chip cook

utah and idaho. >>> the flu is still popping up in new areas around the united states. could continue around the next month or two. flu season peaks in february and early march, but health experts expect it to linger until april or may. this year's flu vaccine is a good match. nearly 59% effective. there is still time to get vaccinated. >>> well, newschannel8 at 6:00 is coming up next. >> here is stacie with a look at what we are working on. >> thanks you guys. brutal attacks carried out by cowards. dozens are dead after terrorist attacks today in belgium. we have live team coverage coming up. plus, a historic day in cuba as the tampa bay rays take on the cuban national team. game and we will have a report from him straight ahead. >> an elderly sarasota woman was scammed out of money. >> those stories plus your storm team 8 forecast and >> evil and cowardly. terrorists target the innocent in belgium. explosions rock an airport. and a subway station in brussels. the images of destruction are heartbreaking and terrifying and the question on so many people's minds is why. are stacie schaible and josh benson. >>

or cauci? it was all cauci in three states. donald trump and hillary clinton won the big one, arizona. ted cruz won utah. bernie sanders won idaho and utah. it's like t-ball. everybody won something. except john kasich, he didn't win anything. at this point it's mathematically impossible for john kasich to win the nomination but he's still running. it would be like if michigan state refused to crop out of the ncaa basketball tournament after they lost last week. largely because of his promise to fill the grand canyon with illegal immigrants and then have superman pick them up and fly them all back over the border. voter turnout was very high in idaho and utah. there were lines around the block. it's rare to see so many white people waiting in line for something that isn't a new apple product. [ laughter ] or "star wars" movie. bernie sanders was expected to win idaho and he did win. he's popular there. he's popular because he kind of looks like a potato if you hit him in the right light. cnn was on the ground in boise last night to capture the intense voter enthusiasm. >> -- could be the largest single caucus in u.s. history. ho

if these attacks happen in europe or even here, national security will be a big topic in the race for the white house. >> voters in arizona, utah, and idaho went to the polls today to cast their votes. there was such a large number of voters who turned out. officials say that it is delaying the results. there was even a two hour wait with the line actually wrap ugh around the beltway. officials say they woo ire they will worry they could run out of ballots. tonight on the democratic side, there are 131 total delegates with the most in arizona. >>> you can follow all of our coverage of the presidential election on wsoctv.com. there you can see the results from the state that were up for grabs as soon as they come in. >> a man could avoid a trial and possibly being on death row by pleading guilty to three counts of second-degree murder. everett is accused of killing connie miller and wade at a home five years ago. deputies believe robbery was the motive. >> taxes in lancaster county are going up after voters approved a bond for local schools tonight. the money will go toward updates for security, new sign slabs, and new schools. to pay for

or can she be challenged? >> she has a commanding lead. bernie sanders ate a little into her lead yesterday. anders had big wins in utah idaho.emocrats allocate their democrats proportionately. there is no chance to make up a huge pot of delegates that will take them back into contention. news, and other political the right-wing government will not accept migrants as part of an eu relocation program because of their attacks and belgian. said the minister government has to look after the security of its citizens. she alleged there were terrorists among the migrants. fresh off of the trip tocuba, president obama is in argentina looking to improve relations. he has been holding meetings with the new leader. the first talks in nearly two decades. not everyone is pleased with the timing. it coincides with the 40th anniversary of a military coup. correspondent: she survived the dictatorship. her mother was pregnant when she was arrested and tortured. she was born in prison. her father was detained and disappeared. march 24, 1976 remains a traumatic date. a coup on that day marked the years of seven years of state-sponsored terror.

utah on march 22nd. democrats are set to hold caucuses in idaho. for one ortrump claims significant victories in tuesday's primaries on "the o'reilly factor" last night talking about potentially running against democratic front-runner hillary clinton. >> we have a little run in two months ago and i helped her a lot because frank to her numbers came down very big after that. that was my only real confrontation with her. we will see what happens. whatever it is, i'll do what i have to do. nicole: clinton has run in 1600 delegates. 2480 to win the nomination. bernie sanders has 850. lauren simonetti president of bottomless pit of the supreme court is due today to speak with democratic senators to the president nominated merrick garland yesterday, but mitch mcconnell reiterating on special report with bread. that he will not be considered until after the november election. >> we are following the biden will. when joe biden was chairman of the senate judiciary committee in 1992, he pointed out that no supreme court vacancy created during a presidential election ye

or break for some candidates. come tuesday voters in arizona, utah, and idaho will get a chance to weigh in on the race for the white house. mitt romney just announced he's going to vote for senator ted cruz at the utah caucus. brian mooar is on capitol hill with derail the fruners efront-runnh parties? >> reporter: right now donald trump and hillary clinton have a shared strength/weakness. a solid but not unbeatable delegate lead. bernie sanders is denying naysayers including president obama himself who believe it's time for democrats to close ranks behind hillary clinton. >> we have a path toward victory that goes right through idaho. >> reporter: he hopes a western win streak will change his fortunes at the democratic convention in july. some hand-wringing republicans are looking for options to unseat their front-runner, donald trump. they're hoping to pull the not trump vote. former candidates marco rubio and lindsey graham have voiced support for ted cruz but stopped short of endorsing him. mitt romney announced he's voting for cruz next week. trump and let us all down is endorsing lion ted cruz. this is good f

arizona and utah feature contests for both parties while idaho democrats also hold presidential caucuses. phil oron and donald trump are on opposite sides of the political spectrum. in they do share one thing common. voters view them unfavorably. no other front runner for either party's nomination has had enough arable rating higher than 41%. david: markets close in 30 minutes. the nasdaq is the only major average in the green, up about just a quarter percent. i want to go to abigail doolittle who is down in the nasdaq market place. abigail: not surprisingly, today, trade has been affected by travel related stocks. worst performers have been travel stocks, including expedia, priceline, tripadvisor, and your wage and cruise lines. the worst has been priceline. i reached up to perry gold to see what he thought in the wake of the brussels tragedy. he said the impact that priceline is likely to be less than after the paris bombings. he also thinks this company is bestest edition -- has the position in all of the online travel agencies. some constructive points. the big risk is to -- is whether or not

or news just a tweet. much bigger win than anticipateed in arizona. thank you, i will never forget. not to be outdone, the front runner's rivals picked up victories. idaho and utah for democrat bernie sanders and republican ted cruz swept up all the delegates in utah and they took a back seat to the terror attacks in brussels. crews called for surveillance and muslim neighbors in the u.s. trump said to make torture legal to get information from the suspect for the paris attacks. >> he will talk faster with the torture. >> what donald trump, ted cruz and others are suggesting is not only wrong, it's dangerous. >> reporter: but the 2016 race had a bizarre turn when a cruz her. cruz responded by stealing the line from the movie "the american president." >> she's way out of his leg. if he wants to get the character fight, he should stick with me. >> reporter: this morning, cruz picked up a key endorsement from jeb bush. the democrats will hold caucuses in hawaii and washington state on saturday. the next big contest for both sides happens in two weeks in wisconsin. kenneth molten, washington. >> in the meantime, former republican presidential candidate jeb bush is e

or another very soon. mark: and the presidential candidates speaking out about the terror attacks in brussels as they fought for votes in arizona, utah, and idaho on tuesday. nbc' s mary maloney reports. mr. sanders: we stand today with the people of brussels. mr. kasich: today of course is a sad day for the entire civilized world. mary: presidential hopefuls express sympathy for the victims of the brussels attacks. but where they differ is how to respond to the threat by isis. mrs. clinton: we have to toughen our surveillance, our interception of communication. we also have to toughen, as you say, soft targets with, you know, greater police presence. there is no getting around that. mr. sanders: we need to have significantly improved intelligence, and that intelligence cannot be done just within the united states. mary: ted cruz says police should be able to patrol muslim neighborhoods to prevent halt the president' s ill-advised plan to bring in tens of thousands of syrian muslim refugees. mary: donald trump renewing his proposal to temporarily ban muslims from entering the country. mr. trump: we have no choice, and you' re going to make exce

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or suggest violence is not acceptable. >> that is happening while the candidates prepare for the contest in arizona, utah and idaho.rning america" at 7:00 after abc in the morning. >> state lawmakers want to know the lessons to be learned in how first responders reacted to the terror attack in san bernardino with a hearing from sheriff deputies and emergency room doctors. in december a husband and wife inspired by muslim extremists opened fire on a lunch for san bernardino county health inspecters killing 14. the f.b.i. is releasing new information of the santa clara machine accused 6 stabbing four people last november. investigators believe that the 18-year-old mohammed self radical side of. there were no ties to the co-conspirators or foreign terrorists or, ons. his laptop contained pro isis propaganda and visiting extremist websites before the attack. >> this morning, there is new hope for the ondemand food delivery service shut down but the start-up found a buyer a company in brazil with the terms not released yet. >> now askfinney: i have in forgive were debt from a loan modification on a rental prosecute, wha

or ten judges they had i would nominate if he was elected president. he's also set to meet with party leaders. the events come head of the crucial nominating contest in idaho, utah and -- he leads ted while sanders hopes some of clinton's superdelegates switch sides. >> >> a man is facing charges after beating a little girl with a rock. authorities say webens meillerd used a stone to smash a window and climb inside the home. once inside he targeted an eight-year-old girl. he struck her in head with the stone, choked her and threatened to kill her. witnesses were able to pull him off of the girl. she suffered a fractured skull and was taken to broward health. he's in stable condition. >>> shots rang out sending hundreds of young people run prosecuting a house party. one person was killed -- running from a house party. >> one person was killed and four were hurt. >>> they identified the man as 28-year-old . three women and one man were taken to hospital. >> i was sitting out front across the driveway and heard three gunshots go off. i immediately started running, and that was that. i called my friends to make sure they were outside. >> detectives are still looking

utah hold primaries. idaho democrats hold caucuses. >>> philadelphia police are looking for two people in connection with a drive by shooting in kensington. investigators say that somebody tried to fire or rather they did fire into a house on the 2300 block every east cumberland street last night. there are no reports of any injuries. police say two were last seen headed westbound on cumberland street. >> family and friends attends add candlelight vigil for maryland police officer killed in the line of duty. jacai colson, who grew up in boothwyne, delaware county, was shot and killed last week by a fellow officer during the shoot-out. officer colson was mistaken as a suspect who was attacking the police department. his grandmother and fellow prince george county officers were overcome with grief during the memorial. >> that i never thought that i would get. we had lunch together. we laughed and cracked jokes and we talk about, you know, having some cookouts this summer and getting some crabs, and here we are. >> three brothers are charged in the shooting. officers colson's funeral will be held next monday march 28th at the long croft cemetery in marcus hook, the ceremony will be private

or the utah victories for their rivals more significant? >> reporter: utah and also we learned early this morning idaho for bernie sanders.o states. utah for ted cruz. is it going to slow them down? it's just not clear at this point. hillary clinton and donald trump have such large delegate leads. we focus on that because the votes that happen in these primaries translate into delegates. it is the delegates. we can't say that too much. it's the delegates that will term who becomes each party's nominee. hillary clinton way out there, more than 700 delegates ahead of bernie sanders and donald trump even though he split those contests yesterday. still quite a bit ahead. several hundred delegates ahead right now of ted cruz. they widened their leads, and they have a couple other big contests coming up. one this weekend for the democrats and then wisconsin, the big one in early april for both. >> tracie, thank you very much. tracie potts in washington. >>> when we come back, more on the search for the suspects in the brussels terror attacks. plus, we'll be joined by ian bremer this morning who says the implications of this lat

three days after the primary come or clinton is declared the winner, but the gop race still too close to call. the campaign focused on arizona, utah and idaho. nicole: i am nicole petallides. the dow jones industrial average turned positive for the year. will they add to the gains? up 15. s&p futures up to. lauren: the shanghai composite up 1.7%. in japan cited 1.25%. nicole: will cost about $40 a barrel mark for the first time since december. just below 39.95, listing 20 cents. lauren: making good on its total weren't donald trump. we will have the latest. nicole: apples by what the fbi, even if the government was the case we will be apple engineers may resist unlocking an iphone used by terrorists. lauren: upsets, upsets and more upsets. the first day of march madness about the racket busters is stay with us to find out if your team is still in the tournament. nicole: 5:01 a.m. friday, march 18th. "fbn:am," your first look at today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect that they had. train for hillary clinton has one primary after a close race against bernie sanders. he said he would rather save taxpayers money. clinton b

or hadn't to violence is not acceptable. >> that is happening while the candidates prepare for the tuesday contest in arizona, utah and idaho>> john kerry said the unhas determined that isis is commit genocide targeting christians and other minorities in syria and iraq. john kerry outlined a series of atrocities and threats. john kerry said the worldview is to eliminate those who do not subscribe to their ideology. >> in question in my mind if they succeeded in establishing a so-called california fat it -- caliphate it would seek to to dough destroy the ethnicity in the region. >> republicans are saying president obama needs to come up with a few plan. >> state lawmakers want did know what can be learn with how first responders reacted to the terror attack in san >> if december a husband and wife inspired by muslim extreme is opened fire and a luncheon. >> president obama will make a historic two day trip to cuba and made history sending first heard by direct mail in 50 years. >> the white house released the photos showing president obama writing the letter to his 76-year-old in cuba and writes he is looking forward to visi

or democrats on tuesday. bernie sanders crushing hillary clinton in the idaho and utah caucuses while clinton had a victory in math is still a challenge for bernie sanders. he trails clinton by nearly 800 delegates. cruz's big win in utah earned the senator all of the delegates but donald trump had his winner-takes-all moment. joining me is david gergen and patricia murphy, a columnist for "the daily beast." good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> let's start with the juicy stuff first, for lack of a better term. ted cruz and donald trump are now at a war of words over their wives. trump tweeting, "lying ted cruz just used a picture of melania from a gc shoot in his ad. be careful, lying ted or i'll spill the beans on your wife." >> last night, donald trump went after my wife. she's my best friend in the word. if donald wants to get into a character fight, he's better off sticking with me because heidi is way out of his league. >> i'll stand up for my little woman, patricia. thoughts? >> there is obviously no line that donald trump won't cross. absolutely unbelievable that he's threatening heidi cruz

professors will know, claims of race or sex incrimination got once way california and arizona, and another way next-door in utah and colorado. you could have one fate in no idaho and iowa and another one in wisconsin. look at the cases. mighs of unlawful policing result by one standard in nebraska, but there could be a totally different standard in another state. there is nothing plausible about these scenarios. the american people deserve a fully staffed supreme court of nine. not one disabled and divided. one that is able to rule on the great issues of the day. race determination, separation whetherh and state, there is a right to an abortion, police searches. these are all actual cases before the supreme court of the united states, before the courts. we have to make sure that a fully functioning court, supreme in a position toi address these issues. --a geographic happenstance a geographic happenstance cannot fragment our international community. unless you think this is an exaggeration when you study brown vs the board. chief justice foreign had the votes to decide that case, but he waited for one southern justice to rule with the majority. because he knew

or not give a speech at all. >> so jeff talk to me about the states voting tomorrow for the democrats, arizona, utah and idaho. what's the outlook and what's each campaign hoping for? >> reporter: well john it is the western sort of collection, the trio of primaries here. we are here in arizona where bernie sanders has been campaigning hard. he'll be having an event here tonight. he has been having thousands and thousands attend some of these rallies in idaho, in utah. he had 14,000 people in salt lake city utah on friday and throughout the weekend thousands as well. there are still so many progressive democrats who are not ready for this race to be over. john mathematically so difficult for bernie sanders, but politically speaking the democrats are not ready for this race to end. it's why hillary clinton is fighting hard as well. bill clinton has been campaigning in all of these states in fact more than bernie sanders has been. we might be hearing from hillary clinton here just in a couple of hours or so in phoenix. these states are important for her but even more important for bernie sanders if he wants to p

go to the open convention or if they go to a ploy where you take one part of the country and i'll take another part of the country. >> we're watching for results in utah and idaho as well. our coverage continues. stick around. ♪ ♪so nice ♪so nice, so nice ♪ spend a few days in st. croix and return with a lifetime of experiences. that's virgin islands nice. ♪so nice, so nice that reminds me... anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea... ...gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against occasional digestive issues. with three types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. and i'm still struggling with my diabetes. i do my best to manage. but it's hard to keep up with it. your body and your diabetes change over time. your treatment plan may too. know your options. once-daily toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly to provide consistent insulin levels for a full 24 hours. toujeo® also provides proven full 24-hour blood sugar control and significant a1c reduction. toujeo® is a long-acting, man-made insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it c

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