lisa: ohio governor john kasich . andrew setters is alive this celebrating a primary victory in the buckeye state. victory for john kasich. he won in decisive fashion. a tight race was shown in the polls, but when the votes were tallied, don kasich one by 11 points. it is a winner take all. last night, he celebrated in berea, ohio. he took failed shots and donald trump saying he will not take the low road to the highest john kasich' s arty looking ahead to november and winning the white house. -- already looking ahead to november and winning the white house. >> where one more trip in ohio where we will be to hillary clinton, and i will become the president of the united states. thank you, and god bless you. andrew: john kasich wins ohio and stays in the race. marco rubio loses florida and drops out. it is a three-man race. lisa: hillary clinton beat bernie sanders in florida, north carolina, missouri. she has 1600 delegates to sanders' 800. the democratic nominee needs 2400 delegates to clinch the nomination. mark: xavier is

pending and in your packet i'll walk through through the colloquy regarding her efforts to contact john andrew and at the end of the day i'll ask for a motion for termination they're not responding to the request to be here or respond to any of officer brown officer andrew is innovate in compliance with the regulation and going to the training and providing proof of insurance not obeying any of the orders officer brown tells you about our efforts to contact the officer. >> yes. can i interrupt can we place her under oath for commissioner findings in support of termination the event we're challenged arctic. >> you're a city attorney i agree to that. >> so i'll clear up the record a little bit so we have we've got city attorney brad from the city attorney's office is here officer ever patrol special officer john andrew is not present more his attorney so anything else we need to clarify before we put officer brown under oath one thing of the terms it is not termination because - >> got it. >> thank you. >> (inaudible). >> state your name for the record and by whom are you employed. >> i'm applie

pending and in your packet i'll walk through through the colloquy regarding her efforts to contact john andrew and at the end of the day i'll ask for a motion for termination they're not responding to the request to be here or respond to any of officer brown officer andrew is innovate in compliance with the regulation and going to the training and providing proof of insurance not obeying any of the orders officer brown tells you about our efforts to contact the officer. >> yes. can i interrupt can we place her under oath for commissioner findings in support of termination the event we're challenged arctic. >> you're a city attorney i agree to that. >> so i'll clear up the record a little bit so we have we've got city attorney brad from the city attorney's office is here officer ever patrol special officer john andrew is not present more his attorney so anything else we need to clarify before we put officer brown under oath one thing of the terms it is not termination because - >> got it. >> thank you. >> (inaudible). >> state your name for the record and by whom are you employed. >> i'm applie

john: erin andrews breaking down in tears in a nashville them for videos of her posted on the internet and is seeking $75 million. barbara: a severe storm forces the anthem of the seas to cut another voyage short. that is the same ship that sailed into a storm last month forcing passengers to hunker down in rooms about 12 hours as it tossed and turned. this time it turned around before going into the storm. royal caribbean hailed the captain for following the new policy. be a new policy to go right into a storm but apparently it is. john: situation solved. don: i want to thank one our twitter followers who said don't be rough on barbara for not knowing what a shamrock shake is. they were not introduced into the south until about five years ago. we had them in the 1970's. john: philadelphia. barbara: i was shocked that you didn't know. barbara: i heard of the mcrib so i'm not completely out of tfplt. don: mcdonald's terminology. let's talk about the weather. we have a nice day shaping up. we look at the day ahead and we are talking precipitation chances. nothing today. 40% tomorrow and

pending and in your packet i'll walk through through the colloquy regarding her efforts to contact john andrew and at the end of the day i'll ask for a motion for termination they're not responding to the request to be here or respond to any of officer brown officer andrew is innovate in compliance with the regulation and going to the training and providing proof of insurance not obeying any of the orders officer brown tells you about our efforts to contact the officer. >> yes. can i interrupt can we place her under oath for commissioner findings in support of termination the event we're challenged arctic. >> you're a city attorney i agree to that. >> so i'll clear up the record a little bit so we have we've got city attorney brad from the city attorney's office is here officer ever patrol special officer john andrew is not present more his attorney so anything else we need to clarify before we put officer brown under oath one thing of the terms it is not termination because - >> got it. >> thank you. >> (inaudible). >> state your name for the record and by whom are you employed. >> i'm applie

andrew: and while john kasich doesn' t have a clear path to get the delegates needed, he stands a better chance of picking up delegates going forward. now just three candidates left. reporting live, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. mark: despite his loss here in ohio, donald trump can still officially call himself the front-runner among the republican candidates. his biggest win last night of course being florida, where he forced senator marco rubio out he also picked up wins in north carolina and illinois, while the -- he' s being called the winner in missouri. trump addressed a room full of supporters in florida shortly after early projections were announced. mr. trump: to win the states that we won and to win by the margins and especially, look, this is my second home, florida. to win by that kind of a number is incredible. mark: trump also took time to praise senator marco rubio in his speech. trump congratulated rubio for running a really tough campaign, adding that he has a bright future. lisa: turning to the democrats. hillary clinton had a big night at the polls. clinton beat rival b

pending and in your packet i'll walk through through the colloquy regarding her efforts to contact john andrew and at the end of the day i'll ask for a motion for termination they're not responding to the request to be here or respond to any of officer brown officer andrew is innovate in compliance with the regulation and going to the training and providing proof of insurance not obeying any of the orders officer brown tells you about our efforts to contact the officer. >> yes. can i interrupt can we place her under oath for commissioner findings in support of termination the event we're challenged arctic. >> you're a city attorney i agree to that. >> so i'll clear up the record a little bit so we have we've got city attorney brad from the city attorney's office is here officer ever patrol special officer john andrew is not present more his attorney so anything else we need to clarify before we put officer brown under oath one thing of the terms it is not termination because - >> got it. >> thank you. >> (inaudible). >> state your name for the record and by whom are you employed. >> i'm applie

. >>> a nashville jury siding with erin andrews in that high-profile privacy case. johnry smith has more. >> what amount of damages if any do you award the plaintiff, erin andrews. 55 million, correct? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: the jury decided the nashville mare -- marriott shares the blame, a former insurance salesman used a hacksaw to tamper with the peep pole in her room to record andrews. andrews broke down several times during the trial. >> everybody thought that i was doing it for publicity and attention, and that ripped me apart. >> reporter: the jury found barret 51% liable. the hotel and its management company owe the rest, some $27 million. andrews lawyers successfully argued that the hotel made it far too easy for barret to confirm andrus was staying there, and then get a room next to the then espn reporter. >> marriott could have just called me and said we're putting this man that requested to be next to you, is this okay? and i would have called the cops, and we would have gotten him. they could have stopped this, and i'm so angry. >> we continue to believe

. >> john: erin andrews has been awarded $55 million in her lawsuit over secretly film nude video. her stalker michael barrett filmed her naked in her hotel room through a peephole and andrews accused the marriott hotel where it happened of being negligent allowing barrett's request to stay in the room next door without questioning it. the jury put 51% on barrett the hotel, 49% responsible. >> christine: new york cityity city mariomayor made a requirement for all city owned buildings, museum and recs center, the latest victory in a nationwide transgender movement, charlotte city leaders passed a similar ordinance last month but state lawmakers say it is a public safety issue and they are expected to take up the measure when they reconvene. >> john: historic charlotte music venue could soon be closing. according to our news partners at the charlotte observer, the double door inn in elizabeth is in discussions with central piedmont community college to the property around it. the venue opened in 1973, hosted anyone who was anyone in music, eric clapton reportedly stopped by to jam in

john. >> andrew, you're up next. >> thanks. well, roger set me up nicely. i'm going to focus mostly on acquisition modernization, because that's where i spend most of my time daily, not to suggest that's the only or most important part of the budget, but it's the part that i focus on and would like to address with the minutes that i have. without a real explanation of kind of which theaters we need to be present and capable of engaging i think now that's perhaps the silver lining of all the challenges we face. it came down to a greater extent than the budget as a whole, and the department is in a hole as a result of that. when we analyze this in a report that we put out in january, we assess that there is about a five-year trough, if you will, in the pipeline that you would normally expect to see more major weapons systems programs in the department of defense. now, that may be a necessary response to a defense drawdown. certainly, every drawdown that we've had has shown decreases in modernization spending. this one was particularly short, particularly fast

wait until you hear what john adams said about andrew jackson's wife. and paul ryan did something today that politicians never do, he admitted he was wrong, wrong about something very important, but first the biggest campaign story of the day has republican candidates for president behaving once again as if they are candidates for king. >> you talk about patrolling muslims neighborhoods. >> he doesn't know what the hell he's talking about. >> in the united states we may have radicalized individuals, we do not have radicalized communities. >> i just left a country that engages in that kind of neighborhood surveillance, which by the way the father of senator cruz escaped for america. >> it's wrong. it's dangerous. >> that's not going to help us defeat isil. >> everyone else says isis and it's like he did it to bother people. >> donald trump's foreign policy is bizarre. >> you would rule in the possibility of using nuclear weapons against isis? >> i'm never going to rule anything out. i want to think that maybe would use it. >> it does not have to be this

andrew: for john kasich ohio is his last stand, and he hopes it will be his first primary victory. for donald trump a victory here and in florida could put him on the path to inevitability as the republican nominee. today we will see governor john kasich working to solidify support in his home state. he' ll host a town hall in lima later today, and coming up on saturday, he will be at a republican party breakfast in sharonville. meanwhile donald trump will be , hosting a big event at the duke energy convention center on sunday. it' in the city for a presidential candidate this election cycle and with that comes an increase , in security. >> plenty of plain clothed officers, uniformed support officers, you know, ready to handle any issues that might pop on the inside, but also then, anything that might pop up on the outside. andrew: a very busy weekend . you also have the heart mini marathon downtown around the same time as the trump event on sunday. we will have the very latest to morning. reporting live, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. mark: and make sure to stay with wlwt news 5 on

john. >> andrew, you're up next. >> thanks. well, roger set me up nicely.i'm going to focus mostly on acquisition modernization, because that's where i spend most of my time daily, not to suggest that's the only or most important part of the budget, but it's the part that i focus on and would like to address with the minutes that i have. it's impossible to talk about this year's modernization request without a little bit of history, some of which has been discussed in the first panel and then this panel. and the gist of that is that modernization suffered tremendously in the era of sequestration and the post sequestration budget caps. they did a big hit on modernization. it came down to a greater extent than the budget as a whole, and the department is in a hole as a result of that. when we analyze this in a report that we put out in january, we assess that there is about a five-year trough, if you will, in the pipeline that you would normally expect to see more major weapons systems programs in the department of defense. now, that may be a necessary respon

andrew: today is a major day for john kasich. he has hung in without a single if he does not win ohio, he could drop out. the polls have bounced back and forth showing a fight between john kasich and donald trump. both have been active in ohio , meaning that donald trump is focusing attention on ohio because he feels he has florida on lock. a lead for hillary clinton over bernie sanders. we will know how it shakes out tonight. the polls are open now and stay open until 7:30 tonight. at the hamilton county board of elections, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. mark: we will continue our "commitment 2016" live coverage with dan griffin. dan: good morning. the polls are now open and have been open for 25-minutes. we have people who will vote, they are working to make sure things are smooth sailing in hamilton county, with an expected 45% turnout. there is no new technology this time. in addition to paper ballots they do have e-poll' s ready to go. they have increased the number of workers, and they have 116 trouble shooters here to make s

john? >> andrew, very big night for hillary clinton. she went a long way toward snuffing out the challenge from bernie sanders a week after that surprise defeat in michigan. she won four out of five contests last night. florida, north carolina, illinois, ohio. those were big. missouri's results are still outstanding, too close to call. very good night for hillary clinton. on the republican side, donald trump also had a good night. he won in florida. that's a winner take all state. knocked out marco rubio. but he failed to win in ohio. that keeps john kasich, who beat him alive as the potential establishment vehicle in the race. ted cruz is running close to trump in the state of missouri. he's picking up a lot of delegates. all of that makes it more difficult for donald trump to get the 1237 delegates he needs for a first-ballot nomination. yesterday afternoon i sat down with paul ryan, the house speaker, and asked what he would do if a deadlocked convention turned to him. >> when people talk about the prospect of a convention that isn't

>> yeah, go ahead, john. >> andrew is play acting with us. don't take that. come on. >> absolutely. >> all right. different question. >> he's not even denying it. >> no, i am denying it. an open letter to trump voters from his top former strategist turned defector. did you see this thing online? >> yeah. >> what do you make of that? she said that she got involved in the campaign with him a year ago. >> oh, this was a different one. >> the idea he never wanted to win, he wanted to always be what he called a protest vote, that her goal -- she was assigned to make sure he was number two in the polls. the goal was never even to be number one. it's fascinating reading. did you get a chance to read this thing? i saw it making the sort of twittersphere overnight. >> look, this is a break the mold, unusual candidate who has an unusual cadre of people around him. the saga around roger stone and sam nunburg. this is not the normal set of political players, so you're going to get people saying things that are crazy or way outside the norm of what we've expected. the ide

he appoints andrew johnson in tennessee, in north carolina he appoint sherman, john phelps in arkansas, andrew jackson hamilton in texas, and most important george sheply in louisiana. louisiana and new orleans is key for lincoln from the very start. obviously there's going to be very little traction in texas. in fact andrew jackson hamilton barely hang out in texas. he spends most of his time giving lectures in boston. in north carolina there's very little traction. glue in tennessee, arkansas and the deep south state louisiana, lincoln pins hits hopes. he pins his hopes that those states during the war can be restored. this is critical in understanding lincoln and reconstruction. for lincoln, reconstruction is both a means toward an end as well as an end in itself. the eventual hope, of course, is to win the war and reunify the nation. well how are we going odo that. one of the ways to do that, he believed, was to pick off whatever confederate states he could, have them adopt new state constitutions and readmit representative to congress. in doing so he believes you would be weakenin

. >> this is providing me with a plans to attempt trent -- 10 in -- producing at john: a jury has awarded aaron andrews $55 million in her lawsuit over a secretly recorded video. a convicted stalker shot the video and posted it online. andrews sued the stocker, michael barrett and the marriott hotel in nashville. the jury determined he was 51% at fault and he must pay out more than $28 million. the national marriott was found to be 49% at fault and must pay $26 million. the attorneys for the hotel argued eric was solely responsible. hulk hogan $100 million trial against the news stocker is underway. in 2012, it published a sex tape of the wrestler. barbara: the food was donated to the rescue mission as part of the governor's agreement. and then sent through to local shelters as well. an executive chef, jason cunningham will be preparing today's meal. john: he had no idea just how much he had one bank until he went to cash the ticket. he matched all five numbers in last friday's drawing. he thought he had one then usual $50,000 prize but he was shocked to learn he had actually won 10 times that amount.

martin luther king, john lewis, andrew young, southern christian leadership conference, the student nonviolent coordinating committee, the naacp, and those foot soldiers who were on the edmond pettis bridge on march 7, 1965, and almost lost their life. when they were attacked without provocation by alabama state troopers as they endeavored to cross that bridge on the way from selma to montgomery. that of course then prompted president johnson to deliver that address where he so famously uttered the words, upon his conclusion, that we hall overcome. in the 1965 voting rights act, continues to be the most significant piece of civil rights legislation ever passed by this congress. but unfortunately we know that it is currently under attack. it's under attack because the supreme court effectively, in the shelby vs. holder case, viscerated its impact by striking down section 4, so-called coverage clause, which effectively eliminated the department of justice's ability to require states with a history of voting rights discrimination to have to preclear any changes that it makes. now, what i've been

. >>> now to an exclusive interview with republican presidential candidate john cay kick who's in town campaigning andrew siff sat down with the saturday one on one. >> reporter: it's worth pointing out that my conversation with john kasich was really a few minutes before this whole trump controversy exploded. we focused on kasich's efforts here in the now center stage new york primary, which he says he'll use as a bring board springboard all the way to the convention. i spoke with john kasich in an exclusive one on one interview after he taped a town hall with nbc's chuck todd in howard beach. do you have a chance to win this state? >> i think at this point we just want to get our infrastructure going and compete aggressively here. >> reporter: compete but not win. up pressed kasich about his unusual strategy to win his aim, a brokered convention. tell folks who haven't really dialled in about the details of this campaign, about why you're doing that. >> first of all, i'd like to be president because i have a record of helping people to secure their jobs and provide better wages and make sure their chil

. >> look, john quincy adams cheated andrew jackson out of the presidency in 1824. ran a four year campaign and in 28 he beat john quincy adams and served for a year. you've got a lot of revenge motives at work here. >> very interesting when history repeats itself, professor. thanks for being here today. >> thanks martha. >> it's been 40 years since the republicans have gone to their convention without a clear nominee going in and when they did, pennsylvania became the focus of the heart of that trug l. w -- struggle. why the keystone state may be the one to watch. we have some stuff on that coming up. plus -- the final moments of one of the protesters in that oregon stand off now revealed in its entirety. we're going to show you what happened when police confronted them and why this piece of video proves officers may have lied about what really happened. don't let a cracked windshield ruin your plans. trust safelite. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing) ♪safelite

andrew: former house speaker john boehner sending his condolences tonight. he tweeted out this photo of him and the late first lady. reagan. reaction to the death of former first lady nancy reagan is pouring in from across america and around the globe. wlwt news 5' s sally kidd is in our washington bureau with more of our team coverage tonight. sally: nancy reagan is being remembered for her devotion to her husband, as well as her tireless advocacy efforts on addiction and alzheimer' s. president obama and the first lady released a statement that reads, in part, in her long goodbye with president reagan, she became a voice on behalf of millions of families going through the depleting, aching reality of alzheimer' s. former president bill clinton and sec. hillary clinton praised her strength of character as legendary. >> she was a very interesting woman, very tough, very convicted. she loved her husband, she loved her country. and at least with me, she was always very fair and decent. sally: sen. bernie sanders says no matter your party or political ideology,

. >> john: more from erin andrews emotional testimony against a stalker who secretly videotaped her in a national hotel room, that is later on "cbs this morning" at 7:00. >> christine: next at 6:00 on wbtv, the carolina panthers put the franchise tag on corner back josh norman. we'll tell you what it means for the two sides moving forward. >>> wbtv is always on your side, 6:16. this afternoon at dunkin', save when you sip. get a free donut or turbo shot when you buy any beverage between 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a stag pool party. (party music) (splashing/destruction) (splashing/destruction) (burke) and we covered it, october twenty-seventh, 2014. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. >> john: 20 after 6:00, avery, mitchell and watauga county schools are operating on two-hour delay this morning.

trump and marco rubio too close to call and vermont between donald trump and john kasich also too a recap coming up >>> erin andrews back on the stand defending her good name. >> i felt like everybody was looking at me like they have seen the video. >> she said she was so depressed she thought help from a therapist. >> talk to someone like i am so screwed up. >> then, secret service smack down. who was at fault? what this former agent is saying today. >> and first lady melania. donald trump's wife. her days as a model. >> she is not a barbara bush. >> could your ambulance driver be a predator? >> vulnerable women molested in >> the look in his eyes i will never forget. >> when the worst happens. >> i would like to ask you about the women you groped. >> chris rock ripped over the little accountants. >> if anybody is upset about that joke, just tweet about it. >> the girl scouts that stole the show. here they are. >> here is 50. >> thank you. >> and, slam dunking ceo. >> whoa, whoa. >> now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >>> hello and thank you for joining us. another emotional day for erin andrews as she sh

enemies were john adams, thomas jefferson, james madison, james monroe, i'll even throw in john quincy adams and andrew jackson, what do you notice about that list? the quickest road to white house was to be a political opponent of alexander hamilton. so history written by the victors. hamilton's party disaspears and hamilton disappears in 1804. so jeffersonsons were in charge of politics leading up to the civil war. a period of history that was more sympathetic to jefferson and madison and demonized hamilton. >> rose: even though his ideas about a strong federal government and an international monetary system of which the u.s. would be a part prevailed. >> absolutely, and i think he rescued us from bankruptcy. at the time the federal government started, american debt was selling for so, 15 cents on the -- for 10, 15ients on the dollar. by the time hamilton leaves as treasury secretary five years later american credit was as great as any other country in the world, our interest rates were lower than anywhere in the world. rescues us from bankruptcy, creates the first fiscal system, monetary system, coa

candidate also leading between intellectual and populism for example, you have people like andrew jackson that john f. kennedy so throughout history the we also think it is cyclical as politics is gradually getting aggressively dumb down. but however it is disproportionate and the democrats already have their time in the wilderness. as they give up that limousine liberal michael dukakis as a southern governor they had to lose three presidential elections and right now democrats are more disciplined but republicans are now in the wilderness searching so they are more susceptible to the winds that are happening out there and trying to find who they are. and one example is our technology has changed things not that long ago that political party bosses decided who was the nominee. noone wasn't that long ago with 24/7 in the cable news could donald trump happen? i don't know the answer to that debt is unique for that moment as so many are culminating i'm sure you have seen the it the autocracies. >> a field of your living that. >> is very similar to trump's saying i am winning in the polls. in fact, i c

john elliott has the forecast. cuomo: there is an unhealthy income inequality gap that is only growing. if you work full-time you shouldn't have to choose between paying the rent and buying food. i say lift up the working families of this state and pay a real decent wage. we fight until this nation fulfills its promise of opportunity for all and that's what this > a brooklyn judge hearing a drug case says apple does not the fbi. the decision could influence the battle with the fbi over a similar request to break into bernardino shooters. the california ordered app toll create specialized software to >>> forbes magazine released the analyst list of the richest people in the world. bill gates once again takes the top spot with a net worth $75 billion, down from $79 billion last year. and warren buffet remains in the third spot at $60 billion. and mark zuckerberg moved up the list from 15th to no. 6. his new net worth, $44.6 billion. >> not too bad. >>> now if you're waking up with a headache, you are not alone. >> in