jerry springer show, it's been on tv for more than 25 years now, also, though, jerry springer is a formerncinnati, also a city councilman there and he's supporting hillary clinton for president. good morning. >> thanks for having me. good to be with you. >> i have to tell you when i told people you were going to be on the program today more than a few of them said they were watching these donald trump rallies over the weekend, these events over the weekend that got so much coverage and they said it looked like jerry springer show. what do you say to that? >> they're absolutely right. when i first started watching the republican debates i said that, you know, if they're going to do my show they should start paying me. you know, it's one thing to have a television show like that, but that's not how you run a country. it's disgraceful. it's interesting, though, that i think the concern with actually having someone like donald trump as president could affect the ohio on the democratic side because normally there should clearly be a hillary state and i still think in the end she pulls it out,

jerry springer.erry springer as the host of one of tv's most combustible shows, the jerry springer show, but did you know he was also once the mayor of cincinnati, a democrat who now fully supports hillary clinton for president? jerry springer. nice to see you. >> brooke, thanks for having me. >> i know that you sort of straddled two important states today. your home's in florida, this is where you cast your ballot. used to serve as mayor of cincinnati. let's begin there with ohio. this is really john kasich's state to lose. he says if he does lose it, he's out. do you think he will beat trump? >> i do. it also will have an effect on the democratic race. it may not be as important for the democrats as people are saying right now. and the reason for that is in ohio you can vote in either party's primary. >> it's an open primary. >> right. so the fear that people have of having trump, there are a lot of independents or even some moderate democrats who are convinced that hillary's going to be the candid

on jerry springer' s podcast. that he does every tuesday night in ludlow kentucky he interviewed a woman who flew back to brussels, after visiting new york city. cheryl miller says she was heading to baggage claim with the explosions happened. >> just suddenly we heard a huge explosion and everything started rocking and shaking and dust and smoke flying everywhere. everyone running for cover. and yeah i just high-tailed it out of there. mike: cheryl is grateful she had issues with her passport when she first got off the plane. she fears without that issue, she would have been closer to the blasts. now to a plot to send illegal drugs through the mail, but it was shut down, an ohio clerk' s s intuition helped spoil a man' s plan to ship drugs in this toy. >> kind of odd that they just wanted to ship a teddy bear. sheree: a cuddly, pink teddy bear columbus area police now know was filled with more than just stuffing. hidden inside was liquid codeine. you can only get it with a prescription. >> we have no idea where i

you know that jerry springer has been a longtime supporter of hillary clinton. jesse jackson says he has not made an endorsement yet for president. of course, he has been a longtime supporter of the clintons over the years. again, not making an endorsement just yet. it has not started. scheduled to start any moment from now. with so many people coming through security, it has taken a little bit longer than expected. have a full report for you tonight at 10:00. also, tonight at 11:00. reporting live from columbus, courtis fuller. mike: look forward to hearing from you then. tomorrow, the last day to cast your ballot early. today, area churches encouraged members to get out for a soul to the polls event. tomorrow, the hours are 8:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. wlwt leading the way . be sure to watch our special coverage of the primaries as ohio votes. sheree paolello and i will bring you live coverage starting at 7:30 p.m. when the polls close. join us for a special edition. wlwt news 5 at 10:00 and 11:00. meteorologist jennifer schack is jennifer: a lot of showers aroun

"the jerry springer show" was famous for descending into chaos regularly.springer is a democrat who is supporting hillary clinton's campaign for president. the candidates are reaching out to the social media generation in ohio today ... through 'snapchat'!snapping a pic of yourself geo-tagged in ohio will let you use filters that are paid campaign advertising ... from candidates like bernie sanders. we found a few people sharing their snaps on twitter ... there are also other filters that celebrate election day. speaking of social media, you may have caught us live on the 9 on your side facebook page about 30 minutes ago- giving with a behind the scenes look. and we'll have a live facebook chat from ten to 10:30 to get you updated. before that-- we an extra half hour tonight for special election coverage as the polls close.and of course we'll have a full recap tonight at 11 kentucky voters can now register online! online!the website is *go vote k-y dot com.you'll need your social security number and date of birth.you'll also have to provide a signature either digitally or with their dr

. >> conservative media outlets were firm, the facia all that ws repliesing was jerry springer. the editor of the free beacon. the spectacle made me ill. fred lunts, 22 of the 24, this has to stop seriously. but stopping the tenor and tone in the gop nomination contest may be impossible. >> this little guy last lied so much about my record. >> this week, before the debate, donald trump vowed he will not unilaterally disarm. >> if somebody hits me i'm going to hit them back harder. >> and now in florida, another coming primary contest, gop establishment groups are intensifying their attack ads against trump. >> he hides against bankruptcy laws, to kill american jobs. he even tried the kick an elderly widow out of her home through eminent domain. >> the gop establishment goal is to keep trump from winning upstate contest and delegates so the gop contest is up for grabs at the republican election. but would it carry enormous risks. >> what would it do with trump supporters? he may not have 51%, he play have a plurlt of the del plurlte delegates. >> the republican turmoil of course

and longtime democrat and clinton supporter jerry springer was also there. donald trump was that the savannah center for a town hall event. he was asked the question about john mccain, not being a war hero. he. >> i think it is important for a lot of veterans in ohio. i knew what you were doing. mr. trump: they are real heroes. lisa: protesters we just as enthusiastic at the trap hall. clashed. >> builds bridges, not walls. karin: two groups of people -- >> build a wall. karin: with two different visions. >> let' s fight for america. karin: both very vocal and passionate about where they stood. >> i' m totally against him and everything he stands for. karin: at one point, trump supporters set off their car alarms to try and drown out the protesters, who were kept in a >> they' re missing the point. they' picture. karin: what they are seeing, protesters say, is hate in >> it' that' s not what our american it' s not what america was founded on. >> he' s trying to build walls, but people should be allowed to he can' t kick people out based on the color of their

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another familiar face in the and clinton supporter, jerry springer. if the democratic leaders were hoping to fire up the troops for tuesday's political fight, it's safe to say they did just that. >> there's been a question about whether there is enthusiasm on our side as well as their side. i think it proves that in ohio we have the energy to make sure we hold on to the presidency. >> you know we saw a lot of familiar faces from the greater cincinnati area here, a lot of political leaders from that area, and also some community leaders. bishop bobby hilton gave the invocation before the 3,000 people here. if you're wondering how much it costs to get in here, some paid as much as $5,000 for a package of four. some college students got in for as little as $25. curtis fuller, wlwt. news 5. >> from columbus to westchester presidential candidates have been all over ohio this primary season. today donald trump held a rally in butler county. wlwt news 5's john london was there as the republican front-runner rallied an enthusiastic crowd. >> with polls showin

so this case has all of the makings of a jerry springer episode.ho is a raven haired stunner and her ex-husband who is named bubba. and hulk hogan. but legally who wins? >> it is a balancing test. media's right to know and is it the public need to know the information versus the right to privacy. does the public need to know about hog inn sex tape? i don't think so. it is not like who killed the ambassador in libya. and under testimony the attorney said it was not that news worthy. and so when you do the balancing test right of privacy. >> i mentioned all of their napes. some people find it entertaining, but legally what does that mean? >> the issue is you don't have an issue but it is right to be recorded. hogan talked about the sex life and they could report on it. but could they actually show a video tape that hogan was not aware of when it was recorded. you look at the details, there is a first amendment issue that could go all the way to the the a pole's court. >> okay, moving on from that one. the murder trial. you have sewn the video. prosec

longtime clinton supporter jerry springer was also there. closer to home, bernie sanders will see report -- support the national nurses united cincinnati and dayton today. largest organization of registered nurses in the u.s. and first union to endorse sanders. the bus is scheduled to stop at the university of cincinnati campus. after a string of rowdy rallies, there was one minor out first as donald trump stumped for support in westchester sunday. the businessman turned politician attempted to appeal to ohio voters. people. we have not had a president in a deal. walls between people who should be allowed to come here. he can' t kick people out based on the color of their skin. >> there were a few clashes between supporters and protesters. supporters set off car alarms to drown out supporters -- protesters. wlwt is leading the way tomorrow night. live coverage beginning at 7:30 when the polls close. then join us for a special edition at 10:00 and 11:00. it is 5:37. an amtrak train has derailed in southwest kansas, sending 20 people to the ho

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jerry springer made the comments today during an interview with msnbc. the former democratic mayor of cincinnati, is supporting hillary clinton for president. we caught up with him this weekend at the democrats' legacy dinner in columbus. >> the only thing that protects america from the right wing laws being passed you have to make -- we have a democratic president i can veto these laws. no republican president is able to be a republican congress because he would be challenged for years from now in the primaries. no president has ever been elected that has been challenged by his own party in the primaries. -- since the 20th century began. if you do not want a right-wing government, yet to make sure that at least the present is democrat. -- president is democrat. mike: five important states are up grabs today some are even going so far as to call it mega tuesday. sheree: the two jackpot states for the pesidential candidates being florida and here in ohio with a number of delegates up for grabs. voters in illinois missouri and north carolina are also weigh

the christian broadcast network, all that was missing was jerry springer. the editor of the free beacon, the spectacle made me ill. republican pollster, frank luns, tweeted 22 out of my 25 focus group members said that tonight's gop debate will hurricane republicans in the general election. this has to stop, seriously. but stopping the ten or an tenoe tone in the gop contest may be impossible. >> this little guy has lied so much about my record. >> here we go! >> reporter: this week before the debate, donald trump vowed that he will not unilaterally disarm. >> i'm going to hit them back harder, right? >> reporter: and now in florida another upcoming primary contest, gop establishment groups are intensifying their ads against trump. >> he even tried to kick an elderly widow out of her home. the gop establishment goal is to keep trump from winning delegates, so enormous risks. >> the delegates, a dramatic change of events, but that's not the case. so let's call it 40%, you have 40% of trump delegates, and they don't care about the people in the republican par

the only enthing that was missing was jerry springer. it made me it. 22 out of my 25 focus members said gop debate would hurt republicans in the general election. this has to stop, seriously. >> but stopping the tenor and tone in the gop nomination contest play be impossible. >> this little guy last lied so much about my record. >> this week before the debate donald trump vowed he will not unilaterally disarm. >> i like presidential, but if somebody hits me i'm going to hit them back harder right? >> and now in florida another coming primary contest, gop establishment groups are intensifying their attack ads against trump. >> he hides behind bankruptcy laws to duck his bills and kill american jobs. he even tried to kick an elderly widow out of her home through eminent domain. >> the gop establishment goal is to keep trump webbing in upstate contests and delegates so the nomination is up for grabs at the no nomination. >> what does it do for trump supporters at the convention? he will have a plurality, it would take a dramatic turn of eve

on jerry springer' s podcast that he does every tuesday night in ludlow, kentucky, he interviewed a woman who flew back to brussels after visiting new york city. lisa: cheryl miller says she was heading to baggage claim with the explosions happened. >> just suddenly we all heard a huge explosion and everything started rocking and shaking and dust and smoke flying everywhere. everyone running for cover. and yeah, i just high-tailed it out of there. lisa: cheryl is grateful she had issues with her passport when she first got off the plane. she fears without that issue she would have been closer to the explosions. mark: a cygnus spacecraft took off from cape canaveral late last night bound for the international space station. the unmanned rocket is loaded with supplies for the station, but it will not be returning to earth. deliberately set on fire. nasa wants to see what happens when a large-scale fire erupts inside a space capsule in a zero-gravity environment. nasa hopes the experiment will help them better determine how much fire-resistant material is needed in spacecraft and astronaut g

more like the jerry springer show. candidates calling each other name and a rowdy audience booing and heckling them. viewers from across the political spectrum expressed their disgust including the participants in a highly unfocused group held on fox news. >> i want a word or phrase to describe tonight's debate. >> embarrassment. >> disappointing. >> shameful. >> angering. >> low on substance. >> disgusting. >> schoolyard brawl. >> jamie johnston tweeted, my party is committing suicide on national television. to the extent that policy came up at all, it was in a series of fact checks on donald trump's budget proposals and clips showing him contradicting himself on war in afghanistan. >> i'm changing. we need highly skilled people in this country. we do need. >> one exchange captured the state of race and the modern republican party. it had to be this one. >> he hit my hands. i've never heard of this. look at those hands. are they small hands. he referred to if they're small, something else is small. i guarantee you the

dearly respect said to me earlier today i was watching cnn and i felt like i was watching the "jerry springerand reaction to the guy who was sucker punched. who actually concerned about what's going to happen next. is there any way for him to turn this around and become more presidential and an actual unifier, bob beckel? >> yes, i think there is. it's true, he's certainly not responsible for what happened tonight but he is responsible for the tone of these events. it seems to me he's got an ideal opportunity to say, as he starts his speeches and he's rallies, that we have had instances here, we're aware of those, please, everybody, let's try to be calm "the daily news," by the way, has been after trump for years. i'm not surprised. >> if you live here in new york, there's no love loss between "the daily news" and donald trump. stand by, we'll be right back. hey buddy, you're squashing me! liquid wart remover? could take weeks to treat. embarrassing wart? dr. scholl's freeze away wipes 'em out fast with as few as one treatment. freeze away! dr. scholl's. the #1 selling freeze brand. ♪ it was

and you don't want to debate to turn into jerry springer debate where the train of thought is making all nasty stops because it gets really mean, really rapidly. we were in such dangerous time, i say that economically for this country because we're in lost decade of growth where, we haven't seen this lost decade of growth since the depressionra. and at other side of the political aisle you are having them say go to tax rates of eisenhower era, 80%, 90%. that was not average tax rate. it was around 70. the reason it looked great and military spending and highway system spending, makes it look like a great gdp growth area. andrea: people don't talk about those important details of history. >> i don't want a 90% tax rate. andrea: i thought ted cruz did a great job. would declare him winner. marco rubio great debate performance. harris: let me with some breaking news here, my blackberry, we're getting new information. we're awaiting news conference by the l.a.p.d. we learned about the long-time saga with o.j. simpson. all those years ago, nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman m

. >> or jerry springer. >> this is cool this is audition tape that landed daisy ridley role of ray in "star wars" force awake eps. he she was not well nope actress 'tim but masters one of the most difficult scenes in intense read through the action with the interrogation film. they released this feature ahead of the film, it comes out next tuesday. i can't wait to watch the special features. i'm looking forward to the behind the sceepz. apparently major table read first picture released plaque and white photo >> >> this is her first major role. >> speaking of actors. . >>. >> tune in all day long. first of all ""breaking bad"" aaron paul will be live very satellite 9:50 new movie called eye in the sky. he's amazing actor -- if it was not satellite i may have tackled him. i look forward to having him o on. more important than that tom hidleeston you know him as lokay from at convenient gers everybody in the newsroom was flipping out he is coming. he plays hank williams. >> there's been james bond chatter. >> he has a major online following after the light at 10:30 thank you guys apprec

>> we've become a jerry springer political mayhem going on right now.t's about entertainment, circus environment. everybody is so hyper about being entertained, young people that, if they can't watch public policy discourse in this country anymore. they need action, flying -- >> that's what he comes from. >> our job is to ask the question. if the viewer believes the candidate is not answering it, they're going to make that decision. i think the candidate, donald trump, as you were saying shows up or he talks to journalists and i think that the other candidates, and i may have be saying this because i'm a journalist and i want all the candidates to talk to us, but there's a lesson here is that you want to get your point across, get your point across. >> don, you mentioned earlier pivoting. and donald trump has an opportunity in my opinion right now to pivot he's leading, he's going to go to the convention in my opinion with the most delegates, perhaps not 1,237 to win. he has an opportunity now to pivot his own campaign into more leadership, less inflamm

. >> the republicans are going to need jerry springer or sally jessie raphael -- >> that doesn't solve anything. >> but here's the thing, debates and tough debates make hillary a better candidate, no question. another debate with bernie sanders will not hurt her as we go into a possible match against donald trump. >> she's not go be able to take punches, right? >> very few people have taken the hits she has and come out like she has. >> they're pointing out her wall street ties. hello, what do you think is going to happen if >> when it comes to standing up to wall street, hillary clinton has -- >> why? because she has a story to tell. that's not the same as, you improve the tone or we're not doing it. she's already under criticism for being in a protective bubble. people say hillary clinton is bubble girl like chris christie said marco rubio was bubble boy. she had debates and they put them on like christmas eve at 11:00 p.m. so if she doesn't get more battle tested going head to head with somebody,trump, kasich, i don't know. >> what you see here is when you see hillary clinton in the

i was struck that it sounded like an episode of "jerry springer." the audience booing.to intervene and remove people from the crowd that were too rowdy. >> what is it? >> it is a natural result of a reality tv star running for president. it is not just the candidates. i put it partly on the audience. you have people in the crowd screaming and hooting and hol r holleri hollering. >> i think a manhood joke in the first ten minutes just sets the table here. you know, josh, it is so interesting because you had megyn kelly. some people saying this is the rematch of megyn kelly. she was fact checking and pressing him on his flip flopping positions. chaotic important policy and other issues. watch what she did here. >> mr. trump, one of the things people love but you is they believe you tell it like it is. time and time again in the campaign, you actually told the voters one thing only to reverse yourself within weeks or sometimes days. we teed up three examples in a videotape similar to those with rubio and cruz in the last debate. the first is on whether the war in afghanist

"all that was missing was jerry springer" said the christian broadcasting snerk. trump rivals also seemed to undermine their own cause last night, and this may be a big headline. after two hours of bashing trump as a disaster and a fraud, then came this. >> can you definitively say you will support the republican nominee, even if that nominee is donald j. trump? senator rubio, yes or no? >> i'll support the republican nominee. >> mr. trump? >> i'll support donald if he's the republican nominee. >> yes or no, you'll support donald trump if he's the nominee? >> yes, because i gave my word that i would. >> yeah, but i -- and i kind of think that before it's all said and done, i'll be the nominee. >> yet today, the candidates trotted out their doomsday scenarios regarding trump and once again here's what marco rubio had to say. >> if he's our nominee, it will split the republican party. and it will be the end of the modern conservative movement. the conservative movement is not built on anger, it is built on ideas and on principles. >> and john kasich spoke to crowds

i know you know you're in trouble when jerry springer thinks it's over thehave heard you say you've endorsed barack obama the last two campaigns but i forgot who you said you're endorsing this who did you say? i missed that press conference. >> i haven't had a press conference. i will watch the campaigns unfold and watch the conventions and i always vote for the person who i think is best for america i'm first and foremost an american and concerned about this country and deeply in love with this country and political party has to be set aside when ng to vote for as president of the united states. >> general powell, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> always good seeing you,general. >>> dr. david agus is in our that requires women to make the first move now wants to help people find friends. first on "cbs this morning," the its relationship with users. you're watching "cbs this morning." she drives me crazy have allergy congestion, muddling through your morning is nothing new. ...your nose is the only thing on your mind... ...and to get relief, anything is fair game.rhinocort allergy s

you know you are in trouble when jerry springer thinks it is over the top. >> we have heard you say you endorsed barack obama the last two campaigns but i forgot who you were endorsing this campaign. because you said you are still a pub kachbl up missed that news conference. i haven't had a news conference. as i always do, i will watch the campaigns and conventions unfold. i always vote for the person who i think is best for america at that time. first and foremost. i'm concerned and deeply in love with this country and the political party has to be set aside when i'm deciding who i will vote for as president of the united states. >> general, thank you for joining us. >> always good to see you. nutritional supplements may sabotage your health care. we see how chemotherapy and >>> the dating app that requires women to make the first move wants to help people find friends. the founder and ceo of bumble will show how the app is redefining its relationship with you are watching cbs this morning. ching "cbs this morning." she drives me crazy if you have allergy congestion, morning is nothing

i know you know you're in trouble when jerry springer thinks it's over the top. >> we have heard you say you've endorsed barack obama the last two campaigns but i forgot who you said you're endorsing this campaign because you say you're still a press. who did you say? i missed that press conference. >> i haven't had a press conference. you didn't miss anything. i will watch the campaigns unfold and watch the conventions and i always vote for the person who i think is best for america at that time. i'm first and foremost an american and concerned about this country and deeply in love with this country and political party has to be set aside when i'm deciding who i'm going to vote for as president of the united states. >> general powell, thank you for joining us. general. green room to show us >>> the dating app that requires women to make the first move now wants to help people find friends. first on "cbs this morning," the founder and ceo of bumble. show how the app is redefining its relationship with users. you're watching "cbs this she drives me crazy if you have allergy congestion

it looked like an episode of jerry springer. in terms of a party brand and their ability to compete against hillary clinton. this was a heinous spectacle. martha: our team did an awesome job trying to hold them accountable for thing they said in the past and thing they were saying on the stage. they did a bangup job. but when you look at how the candidates did, does it change anything walking away from detroit? >> the fundamental question for the republican party is, will donald trump eat the republican party? he has taken several big chomps out of it. last night he bragged about the size of his stuff on the stage. he was under constant brutal assaults over things like trump university and the fraud allegations made against him and that organization. all of it went on and on and on. we have what we'll call the romney plan. mitt romney said this, if he was a voter in the primary he would vote for whomever could beat trump in that state whether it's rubio, cruz or kasich. now the voters if they don't want it to be trump, and it's

i know you know you're in trouble when jerry springer thinks it's over the top. >> we've heard you sayk obama the last two campaigns. but i forgot who you said you were endorsing this campaign. you said you're still a republican. i missed that news conference. who did you say? >> i haven't had a news conference yet, gayle, youen haven't missed anything. as i always do, i will watch the campaigns unfold, watch the conventions and i always vote for the person who i think is best for america at that time. first and foremost i'm an american concerned about his country, deeply in love with his country and political party has to be set aside when i'm deciding who i'm going to vote for as president of the united states. >> general powell, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> always good to see you, general. >> thank you. >>> nutritional speed limits may sabotage your health care. dr. david agus is in our green room to show us how chemotherap, >>> the dating app that requires women to make the first move now wants to help people find friends. first on "cbs this morning," the foun

jared, let me just start with you, the election cycle has taken on the -- some of the shades of a jerry springerrtunately true. if we heed his words, this would be a much better campaign season and better country. unfortunately i'm afraid he's whistling past a campaign that is, i'm afraid going to be unreceptive to the kinds of things he's asking for. our story, the american story is not bound by party affiliations or religious beliefs, in fact, part affiliations and religious beliefs are hugely dominant in politics now, more than i've ever seen it, in terms of partisanship. great sentiment but not sure much traction. >> we would we be better off if our corporate leaders, and there are many of them, if they got more public spirited and left their jobs and went into politics, would we be better off if that was the case. we had an opportunity to elect one four years ago in mitt romney. i wish we had more interaction between the private secretator the public sector. i think there are real skill sets and experience that is necessary to be president. that's why fu if you talk to mo ceos, there are pe

nation want to see our turn into a jerry springer show.you think senator rubio was not successful? that it really think our generation and expectations of people being tired of hearing the same old politician. donald trump has a way of votersg attention of new . that is my perspective. host: are you a millennial? guest: yes. host: how old are you? guest: i'm actually -- host: you are how old? guest: 30 years old. host: thank you for participating. marvin in independence, missouri. guest: hello. want to thank c-span coverage. inust turned 62 years old january and i have been a straight ticket democrat all my life. i voted for my first republican for mr. trump. host: why did you do that? guest: he has the leadership qualities that we need and reminds me of harry truman who was a neighbor down the road from where i live. i feel like he can do the right thing. advisers and people to question. i just feel he is the candidate i would like to see in their. even reagan, people talk about how great he was but at the time there were many people who

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between the two democrats with the debacle that you see in the republican side, i'm waiting for jerry springerut in the next debate and start throwing chairs in the next republican debate. so i appreciate what senator sanders has done. at the same time, you look at the breadth and depth of the coalition that secretary clinton has built and it is america. and who got the most votes yesterday on super tuesday of any candidate, republican or democrat? it was secretary clinton. and so we're well positioned to move forward and we're well positioned because we have a candidate who has an optimistic vision for america that understands we inherited a mess from the bush administration. president obama has made tremendous progress notwithstanding the opposition from the far right and we have unfinished business. and she has a plan to make sure that we move forward. she's a progressive that makes progress. and she understands as ted kennedy taught me and president obama taught me, that idealism and pragmatism are not mutually exclusive. i think voters whether it's massachusetts or whether it's michigan i