>> reporter: hey, jake.e're learning is it was a really dramatic scene that played out here at the capitol visitors center. that is the center underneath the capitol where hundreds if not thousands of visitors come every day to see the capitol. what we learned is that the suspect as he walked into the building walked through the mags, the magnetometers here in the visitor center. those mags went off. they did what they should. as he pulled the gun out of his jacket, he pointed it at a police officer and waved that gun around. that's when an officer responded by shooting the suspect. that officer was from the side. that's coming from our colleague dana bash. what is so remarkable about this is how quickly that officer responded. as you know, we go through mags every day. it's kind of the rigor as we come in and out of the capitol. oftentimes you forget you have your keys in your pocket, your cell phone in the pocket. the fact that the officer acted so quickly and saw the gun waving in the air, neutralized tha

i'm jake tapper. donald trump meeting with republican party officials here in washington, d.c., this afternoon as his rivals pounce on his multiple answers on whether after an abortion ban a woman who gets an abortion should be punished. first, mr. trump said yes. quote, there has to be some form of punishment. then his campaign said the issue is unclear and should be up to the states. then trump issued a statement saying under a ban, only the doctor would be held legally responsible, not the woman. adding, quote, my position has not changed. which is not true in any possible understanding of the words position, not and changed. governor john kasich said today presidents don't get do-overs for any republicans that may be wavering on trump. let me issue this caution, that anyone out there predicting trump's political demise among republican voters, you've been wrong many, many times before. jim acosta is live for us from milwaukee, wisconsin. jim, trump meeting with republican national committee offici

i'm jake tapper.e live in columbus, ohio, home of one of the major winner take all states in tuesday. home state governor john kasich is hoping to thwart donald trump's momentum with a big victory here. he might be getting an assist from one of his opponents with a top marco rubio staffer actually encouraged supporters to vote for kasich in ohio. >> just stating the obvious, kasich is the one person that can beat trump in ohio like marco rubio is the one person that can beat trump in florida. >> can that work? let's talk about the wild weekend on the campaign trail with ohio governor john kasich who joins me now live from cleveland, ohio. sorry that you're not here in columbus, sir. >> yeah. i mean, it's my home. i live in a little town called westerville which is not far from you and you're at my alma mater and i'm up in cleveland which is a resurgent city in the midwest. it really is doing great, jake. >> let's talk about some of the issues emerging this weekend on the campaign trail. donald trump i

i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with our politics lead and what could be a monumental shift on the u.s. supreme court. president obama nominating 63-year-old merrick garland to fill the vague aens left by the passing left my antonin scalia. he currently serves as chief judge for the u.s. court of appeals here in our nation's capital. almost every republican in the senate is refusing to even consider any obama nominee. let's get right to cnn justice correspondent pamela brown live at the supreme court. pamela, the president was under pressure to pick somebody who could really rally democrats and get them to the polls in november, but he went with a fairly establishment consensus pick it looks like. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. with this pick president obama is sending a message that it's really about his legacy and not the election and that merrick garland gives him his best chance of putting a third justice on the high court. >> today i am nominating chief judge merrick brian garland to join the supr

jake? >> thanks, wolf. you know, it's so interesting, we have right now hillary clinton projected to have won four contests. donald trump projected to have won four contests. let's talk about right now some of the surprises we're seeing. right now, much more competitive and it's still early, we don't have the tifinal results. oklahoma much more competitive on the republican side than one might have thought. >> that's right. i got a text from a senior cruz campaign source saying they are feeling better than they expected in oklahoma tonight as they're watching the results come in. just like we are. now, we should say, and underscore, that the ted cruz campaign going back several months, before they realized what a force donald trump would be, they were hoping to sweep the south. >> right. >> they were hoping this would be a day where they would knock out all of these states and you just saw wolf report that donald trump -- yeah, donald trump is, has won several of the southern states. >> thr

♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ht. welcome back. live pictures now to the left of your screen. presumably donald trump's motorcade making its way through traffic trying to get to what you see on the right ofof the

jake: "i heard i think four or five." jason: "okay, and were they close together or were they spaced out?" jake: "the first one, like, the first one is where everyone turned around. then like three seconds later, he shot three more, or four more." {18:53 they run toward gunfire to protect our children.and this morning... the son of the madison senior high school resource officer tells nine on your side his dad is strong - but took this shooting hard. kent hall is retired from the butler county sheriffs office - and now works in the school. hall's son thomas graduated from madison last year and is now a township trustee.he spoke to 9 on your side at a prayer vigil last night. thomas hall/son of school personally to be able to go home to my dad tonight, i was can't wait to get home and see him and hug him and be, i don't know, i'm grateful that everybody's ok, no fatalities. fatalities.hall's son also tells nine on your side there is some evidence that suggests hancock looked around and waited for hall to leave the cafeteri

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i'm jake tapper. just moments ago republican front-runner donald trump said not only should abortion be banned but women who have an abortion should be punished. this as a new marquette law school poll shows donald trump has an uphill climb to grab wisconsin's 42 delegates. ted cruz is leading him there by ten points. wisconsin the next major republican primary. cnn correspondent sunlen serfaty joins me from madison, wisconsin, where ted cruz spoke earlier today. sunlen, in the past, very strong anti-abortion candidates, like mike huckabee, have supported criminalizing abortion but not punishing the women who seek abortions. what impact might this have on donald trump going farther than that? >> reporter: well, we've already seen, jake, today his rivals quickly pounce on all of this, really criticizing that hard line position. you know, this came from a town hall that trump had to do with msnbc. he was pushed to clarify his anti-abortion stance. this came during a question whether, as you said, to pun

we're signing jake's cast. i can see that. hey, jake, do you, uh, mind if your dear old dad signs your cast? yeah! i can? all right! how long will jake have to wear the casts? will they be off in time for baseball? they should be. are you guys all planning to play this year. yeah. me, too. what about you? are you gonna play? uh, i might not be about? you're gonna be good. but i'll tell you what, your brothers and i, we're gonna help you practice, okay? you promise? of course i promise. what do you guys say? are we gonna help him practice or what? -yeah! -huh? yeah? yeah. all right. it's gonna be a good season. i promise you that. ah. here you go. thank you so much. you're welcome. listen, i want you to know that, uh... and you know, i'm always there for you and your sons. and, yes, that's an invitation for all of you to stay at wyndemere for as long as you want. that's a good idea. i know that cameron and spencer have had their differences in the past -- no, no, no, no, no. it's not them. it-- it-- it's me. i-i kind of just ha

i'm jake tapper. super tuesday iii could be decision day on several fronts. 358 delegates at stake. 165 of them in the crucial winner take all state of ohio and florida. donald trump began his super tuesday by winning the nine delegates of the northern mariana islands. whether you've ever heard of the northern mariana islands trump's victory, 14 pacific islands was pivotal because, according to republican national committee rule number 40, to be in contention for the republican presidential nomination, a candidate has to have won, quote, the support of a majority of the delegates from each of eight or more states or territories. and the northern marianas were donald trump's eighth victory with a majority of delegates. he's now the only republican candidate eligible for the presidential nomination. to be even considered for the nomination, according to current rules, ted cruz has four more states to go. marco rubio has six. and john kasich has, well, eight. a short time after his pivotal victory, trump

and ey said they need a hobbit, we thought, jake!"y like -- >> jimmy: thank you? >> thanks. yeah, literally. so i went in. i went in -- but there was -- >> jimmy: you read for it? >> yeah, i read for it. and i remember going into this room. and i remember there was a lot of stage directions, so there were no lines. like, we didn't have any lines to say, really. it was just, like, finding the ring. and you go in, you like, are supposed to open the thing and there's a ring there. then it rhymes with something else. [ laughter ] there's sting, there's the ring there. and i remember i like -- i didn't really do it. because i didn't really understand because there were no lines. so i sort of like walked up, and i sort of opened it up. and i wa like -- "is that good?" [ laughter ] and he was like -- literally, peter jackson was like -- "what?" then i had a scene with lines and i didn't have an accent. everybody has a british accent in it, and i didn't do an accent for it. and he literally -- he turned to me, he was like, "you are the worst

i'm jake tapper.is breaking news on the terror attacks. cnn confirmed that american justin schult was one of the 28 killed in tuesday's attacks. there is no word on the fate of his wife stephanie they are from tennessee but have lived in belgium since 2014, reportedly dropping off stephanie's mother at the airport when the attacks took place. let's bring in clarissa ward in brussels for more on the developments let's start with the man arrested thursday who is now being charged with terrorist murder. what is that charge and what do you know about this man? >> reporter: jake, what we know is he was arrested outside the prosecutor's office on thursday. he is identified only as in the letter c. it's not clear what his role was but listen to the charges. terrorist murder, participation in terrorist activities, attempted terrorist murder, these are some pretty serious charges that appear to indicate that he likely played a very active role in these attacks. police authorities said that they did search his

let's go back to jake. jake? >> thanks, wolf. two of the things we're looking for today have to do with turnout and have to do with new voters. and those are things that the trump campaign has been very focused on, sara murray is in palm beach, florida, with the trump campaign. what do they have to say about turnout and new voters and identifying those new voters? >> reporter: that's exactly right, jake. there are a couple things the trump campaign tells me they're going to be looking for here tonight before trump takes the stage for his press conference in that white and gold room. i believe you guys are seeing. a couple things they're going to be looking for are big turnout as well as open primaries that they really think can help them. donald trump is building a coalition that's not just traditional republican voters. it's low propensity voters, disaffected voters, new voters and really feel good in georgia, that's one of the early states we'll hear from, that's a place where there's an open primary and operatives there have s

i'm jake tapper. new this afternoon in this intense primary season, a new poll showing donald trump beating marco rubio in his home state of florida where a new anti-trump tv ad features a former prisoner of war attacking trump for attacking p.o.w.s. just this hour trump released his own negative ad in florida targeting marco rubio. that's right, we are in the thick of it and more primary and caucus contests are coming as well as debates following some unexpected results over the weekend. today our focus shifts to michigan, which holds its democratic and republican primaries tomorrow. ted cruz, john kasich, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are there today. it's the big prize tomorrow along with mississippi as well as the republican caucuses in hawaii and a primary in idaho. donald trump is favored to win michigan tomorrow but senator ted cruz is hoping his two strong wins this weekend in kansas and maine will help whittle down the field so he can go mano a mano with trump. both trump and cruz are ca

jake: "i heard i think four or five." jason: "okay, and were they close together or were they spaced out?" jake: "the first one, like, the first one is where everyone turned around. then like three seconds later, he shot three more, or four more." {18:53 phelps said he and some other students and cafeteria workers hid in a closet for more than an hour before they were told it was okay to come out. jason the bullets were fired in moments today at madison high school. but... to get the full picture of how events developed..you have to go back hours before then. the day began without anyone suspecting.. but investigators say hancock likely arrived at school with the gun. a little after 11 o-clock.. the school resource officer left the cafeteria. then at 11:15... deputies say hancock opened fire on his classmates. "madison high school, there's a shooting. he has a gun. he started shooting people"the gunman ran out of the school immediately. the s-r-o called for help.. while taking care of the victims.hancock was arrested by 1

jake tapper mentioned groups early on. mr.rump kept referring to groups throughout the entire thing. mr. trump has condemned david duke, doing it all weekend. all of a sudden one innocent where he was refused about the groups jake tapper was talking about, it's a big deal. it's not a big deal. mr. trump has condemned david duke. by the way, david duke did not endorse trump so it is a nonissue. >> he didn't endorse him but clearly is supporting him and told his followers duke is now the -- >> mr. trump can do nothing about that, megyn. he can do nothing about who is supporting him. >> it's easy to say i don't want anything to do with him. let's play the -- i want the audience to hear what ronald reagan said -- it's not on tape. okay. ronald reagan apparently came out when the klan leaders in georgia endorsed him and said those of us in public life can only resent the use of our names by those who seek political recognition for the repugnant politics of hate. the politics of racial hatred and ridge bigotry practiced by the klan

i'm jake tapper. that was a clip from 2012 when the republican party felt like it was in the middle of a divisive primary fight. it was not compared to 2016. the republican party seems to be in the middle of a civil war, so divisive it could fracture the gop forever. >> he's playing the members of the american public for suckers. he gets a free ride to the white house and all we get is a lousy hat. >> mitt romney, the last republican presidential nominee, all but endorsed a contested convention today to stop donald trump. john mccain, the 2008 republican nominee, then endorsed everything mitt romney said. the big question, of course, will any of it matter to voters? cnn chief political kosht da correspondent dana bash is where republican candidates will debate later tonight. dana, what prompted this speech? why? why do it? >> reporter: well, my understanding is that he felt personally compelled to get out there and try to make a difference as much as he can. but the fact that he declined to endorse an

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jake? >> all right.ith the clinton campaign in miami, florida, and dana, i mean, she would have to learn lessons from 2008, although she came so close to the nomination. >> she did, of course. how do you not run a campaign based on lessons learned from eight years ago? because they did make a lot of mistakes. some things were just out of their control but some things they clearly didn't do properly. and, again, the fact that she seems to be trying to -- not trying to -- explicitly embracing the president and kind of follow his playbook as much as you can when you're a very, very different kind of candidate, it tells y s you a don't you think? >> absolutely. she's running more as a woman although she still has yet to get women votesers as motivated -- >> especially younger women. >> especially younger women who she regularly loses to bernie sanders. she still explicitly is running as a trail blazer in a sense. >> one thing, going back to what sara murray was reporting which is fascinating, the feel among

so many have supported the 9- year-old with cerebral palsy. >> eric waxler shows us how jake's dream has now come true. >> reporter: jake has a new set of wheels and a new found freedom. >> i like using the horn which is this button. >> what does that mean? get out of my way. >> yeah. >> reporter: 9-year-old jake was born prematurely and it is unlikely he will ever be able to walk on his own. the family says dozens of people stepped forward with a goal on the go fund me page. electric wheelchair and trailer. >> you ran the story and my started going crazy. >> how is your new claire? do you like it. >> reporter: the biggest donation came from hyundai giant president that put it chair. >> what do you say to everyone who donated to you. >> thank you everyone. >> people that i -- you know, we have never met donating $250. it was crazy. >> it was nice. >> reporter: jake followed the donations online and enjoyed reading all of the words of encouragement. now he is grabbing ahold a world of independence. >> he is very good at driving the chair. >> his brother hops on the back and they go fl

let's go to jake tapper now for more. jake? >> reporter: wolf, on this incredibly important night in the presidential race, we have, of course, standing by at all the candidates' headquarters. let's first go to jim acosta at donald trump headquarters in florida. jim? >> reporter: jake, a top trump campaign official here in florida says donald trump will win florida and you're going to hear a lot later on tonight and tomorrow about how donald trump did so well in the state against marco rubio on his home turf. this top official says it's not very well known, but trump has been laying the groundwork quietly for four to five years, traveling the state meeting with top republican officials. they point to his name recognition in this state, owning properties worth tens of millions of dollars like mar-a-lago behind me employing thousands of workers. the official also points to those rallies that have been in the news so much lately because of the unrest in chicago and over the last week the rallies also, by the way, according to the

>> reporter: well, he's very confident, jake. the cruz campaign is predicting in texas they will have a good night tonight but aware, of course, of the stakes. if he loses here in his home state of texas, that would essentially cut off his path forward to the nomination. that's why we've seen in final hours and final days here in texas, really senator cruz leaving absolutely nothing to chance. he has been campaigning incredibly hard in his home state. he's in the state 4 out of the last 7 days, holding a flurry of events and rolling out a series of texas endorsement, the campaign also deployed 27,000 volunteers. certainly they are leaving absolutely nothing to chance in this sort of flurry of last-minute campaigning speaking to high pressure, the position that ted cruz is in tonight in his home state to really perform. >> his comments are really aimed at marco rubio. cruz's comments about needing to win your home state. marco rubio polling behind donald trump in florida right now. rubio spent the day campaigning in minnesota. he

i'm jake tapper. we'll get to today's news in just a moment, but first a moving tribute to former first lady nancy reagan which wrapped up just minutes ago with scenic views of the mountains surrounding simi valley as a backdrop, a host of dignitaries gathering today to pay final respects to the wife of the late ronald reagan. all in one space. others who have graced the halls of the white house, first lady michelle obama, former first lady hillary clinton, president george w. bush, former first lady laura bush and former first lady roslyn carter, wife of president jimmy carter. sara sidner was also at that ceremony and she joins me live from simi valley. sara, it was a very moving, moving tribute. >> reporter: absolutely was. you know, for a generation that may not have known a lot about nancy reagan, they weren't around when she was in the white house, you learned a lot about her from all of the different people who spoke and eulogized her. everyone from former nbc news nightly anchor tom brokaw to

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i'm jake tapper. two of donald trump's republican rivals are now hedging on whether they could ever support him as the candidates prepare for their last big chance tomorrow to derail the trump train. meanwhile, trump pulled together his biggest name supporters chris christie and sarah palin, for a high wattage primary eve appearance. five states vote tomorrow and today each candidate's campaign stops reveal their strategies. senator cruz looking to pick up delegates in illinois. senator rubeio making what could be his last stand in florida and john kasich going all in in his home state, the buckeye state, where he stands a real chance of grabbing all of the winner-take-all delegates. trump will end his day in ohio a state even trump acknowledged he could lose to kasich. we have some breaking news just into cnn. that intense trump rally where one man has been charged for violence the cumberland county sheriff's office in north carolina says they are investigating if donald trump incited a riot. the sta

i'm jake tapper. we are hours away from a cnn republican town hall in wisconsin and what candidates say could swing the pivotal badger state primary, one that could cement donald trump's grip on the republican nomination. but what happened today, well, we've never seen anything like it. at least not in recent presidential politics. donald trump's campaign manager was charged for committing misdemeanor battery against a reporter, and the charges come after trump and his staffers denied for weeks the campaign manager corey lewandowski had even touched here. here's how donald trump initially responded to the allegations. >> surrounded by secret service. we have many secret service. you see some here. when we left i spoke to them, nothing happened. this was, in my opinion, made up. >> nothing happened. this was in my opinion made up. for corey lewandowski he tweeted at reporter in question, michelle fields, calling her delusional and telling her, quote, i never touched you before launching a tweet storm o

live in brandon, jake dickerson, abc action news. >> thank you very much, jake. again, a very tragic situation in brandon. lots of prayers for those families and the entire law enforcement community here investigation continues.>>> switching gears. we take a lookout live as we look west from the main sell beach. this is down the end of 66 on annamarie island, bradenton beach in manatee county. it should be a nice day although, i tell you what, it's going to be one of those kind of cloudy days around as we get kind of a west flow with some of the clouds coming in off of this system and the southeast flow bringing out additional moisture. maybe a 10% chance of rain for today. taking a look at the current tampa. there water with 67 degrees right now in st. petersburg. the sun is coming up. the winds are calm and mild out of the east at 6 to 10 miles an hour. i tell you what, the beaches are going to be packed today. spring break for hillsborough county. we have all of the spring breakers in. this is the busiest time of year so if you're heading out to the beach to p

let's go back to jake. >> thanks, wolf.to david chalian in the cnn election center. as you pore over the data coming in, one of the things we're looking for is the assumption is republican voters are not pleased with how things are going, but how displeased are they? >> right. we're looking at the close races in ohio and north carolina on the republican side. we want to start seeing what is making these races close. you're right, jake, the anger, dissatisfaction factor plays into this. in ohio, among the voters who are dissatisfied with the federal government, not angry, but dissatisfied, 53% of the electorate. john kasich wins big 53% to trump's 31% to cruz 14%. if you look at the angry electorate voters in ohio, those are trump voters. they only make up roughly about 4 in 10 voters in the ohio republican primary. look at north carolina. similar trend we're seeing. this time with ted cruz on top of the dissatisfied voters. 40% to trump's 32%, rubio at 12%, and kasich at 12%. they make up 53% of the north carolina electorat

. >> thanks, jake. >> so not a great night for you. the past week ooyou've been relentless i hammering donald trump. he wouldn't state after state after state. is it possible your quarrel is not so much with donald trump as it is with -- >> no, i think you're mischaracterizing the night. look at virginia. i was trailing by 20 points in the latest poll. we're down to maybe a two or three-point race there and we're going to leave with almost as many delegates as he has. tonight was supposed to be ted cruz's night. he'll walk away with his home state and his neighboring state in oklahoma where he also won't get all the delegates. it important to understand this is a very unique election. donald trump is not someone that the republican support is going to come after me and say we need everyone out of the race, let's rally and the front-runner. the fight is to save the republican party, the party of lincoln and reagan, from someone who is not just a con artist bu refuses to criticize the kkk, someone who shares hillary's position on planned

jake? >> very interesting. sara sidner thank you so much. in bernie sanders wants to do well, of course, he not only needs to win he needs to win big. let's go to jason carroll as a caucus site in washington, outside of tacoma. what's going on where you are? >> reporter: things are well under way here, jake. precinct 547 had just taken a vote now. it was -- 25 for bernie. 15 for hillary clinton. is that correct, guys? they did well. that is their second vote at the high school. it is packed inside here. another precinct still in the process of putting together their vote nap woman you see right there is the caucus chair. overseeing this group. this young man you see here is the one doing the counting. there are the ballots there. those are the ballots turned in so far. they have done a preliminary count here as well. bernie sanders doing well as that precinct as well. that count, 16% for sanders. 5% for clinton. one undecided. it's fastcinating to be here at this particular point. the secon

. >> jake peterson has been following this story all morning. he joins us from tampa general hospital where we're learning more about the deputy. >> reporter: good morning. this is where the morning begins. we saw about 10 police cruisers . they were parked outside of tampa general hospital. they just left. there were about 10 of them. in the middle was the medical examiner van. obviously they were taking the body from the hospital about he died early this morning. he was hit by a wrong-way driver on the selmon expressway in the brandon area..driver was going west in the eastbound lane. we also have photos of the patrol car. you can see the impact. they were going at a high rate of speed when the crash occurred. deputies responded to the crash to find out one of their own was involved. >> it's not something -- it's not something any police executive wants to go through. when you lose somebody that works with you. it's probably the worst part of the job. we go through a lot but when it's one of your own, it's very hard. >> reporter: the deputy wa

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