garvin: of all the lives john has been trying to save, he couldn't save one of the ones closest to himas enough to make him quit trying at all. john: i said it out loud, garvin, i did. i literally said, "i failed." garvin: but john is a unique combination, a singer and soldier, with always one more song, one more battle left in it. john: and the goal isn't to make people aware this time. the goal is to catch the ones that might be thinking about it. you know, the goal is to remind them of how special they are, and how important they are. announcer: coming up, he's not even old enough to drink, but he's already making a mark in the wine world. colby: sometimes, i say it spiraled out of control, but in a good way. announcer: you'll meet the boy behind colby red, and the heartwarming way he's giving back. you make lemonade, right? what if it gives you grapes? well, if you're one wine country family, you make a lot of money for charity. darrell groom has made a name for himself as a winemaker not just in sonoma county, but in his native australia. the wines he has made are loved by many. t

mark: with ted cruz getting the endorsement, john kasich has to be in the conversation and find a wayo do that. john: it is time for family feud, starring the wives of donald trump and ted cruz. a picture of -- a partially clothed photo of melania surfaced. donald trump tweeted, be careful lying ted or i will spill the beans on your wife. ted cruz responded with a tweet of his own -- if you try to attack heidi, you are more of a coward. ted cruz continued the line of attack with trump. ted cruz: he is used to being a bully. heidi is not scared of donald trump and she has dealt with bullies in the business world her whole life. someone yelling, screaming, insulting her, it is not remotely frightening to her. she is the daughter of christian missionaries. she is my best friend. if donald wants a character fight, he ought to stick with me. heidi is way out of his league. mark: heidi cruz had this to say to supporters. heidi: most of the things donald trump says have no basis in reality. john: in the wake of brussels, how personal can this get? mark: hard to imagine it getting more person

garvin: of all the lives john has been trying to save, he couldn't save one of the ones closest to himas enough to make him quit trying at all. john: i said it out loud, garvin, i did. i literally said, "i failed." garvin: but john is a unique combination, a singer and soldier, with always one more song, one more battle left in it. john: and the goal isn't to make people aware this time. the goal is to catch the ones that might be thinking about it. you know, the goal is to remind them of how special they are, and how important they are. announcer: coming up, he's not even old enough to drink, but he's already making a mark in the wine world. colby: sometimes, i say it spiraled out of control, but in a good way. announcer: you'll meet the boy behind colby red, and the heartwarming way he's giving back. you make lemonade, right? what if it gives you grapes? well, if you're one wine country family, you make a lot of money for charity. darrell groom has made a name for himself as a winemaker not just in sonoma county, but in his native australia. the wines he has made are loved by many. t

john kerry has arrived in brussels to express condolences for the loss of life in the brussels attacks. lauren: us and european stock markets are closed, the dow snapped a five week winning streak, the dow and nasdaq down half mac%. the s&p lower, asian markets were open overnight. nicole: the shanghai composite index was up half mac% and the nikkei gained half mac% as well. >> war of words heating up between ted cruz and donald trump, we will tell you the latest. nicole: bernie sanders and hillary clinton campaign hard in three states. lauren: playboy may be up for sale but it could cost half $1 billion. we have the details. nicole: stay tuned for the highlights and find out if your team made it to the elite eight. it is march 25th, good friday. welcome to "fbn a.m.," the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: police in brussels crackdown on terrorists following tuesday's attacks, six more people have been detained as the manhunt continues for at least one attacker. counterterror raids were carried was being held in the paris suburb. so far there is no appa

their campaign is since every candidate has dropped out john kasich has gotten better. i don't know if there's a correlation there, but john kasich is happy by the way things went in michigan >> we're pleased with what has happened. when you think about where we have come from basically single digitss where people said how is he going to do where we are in all likelihood going to finish is second place, over 20%. [ applause ] >> reporter: john kasich has been talking for weeks now about once the election moves north, ohio and michigan, he will do well. dearborne michigan, the highest concentration of arab-americans in the country went to 33% to donald trump. even winning in the city of highest concentration of arab-americans in the u.s. >>> that is a fascinating election year. we will talk to you more in a minute. both democrats and republicans went to the polls today in mississippi. hillary clinton defeated bernie sanders and despite party efforts to stop his momentum it was a big night for donald trump. sdwroo no big surprises-- >> reporter: no big surprises here. some

behind the house with a series of electrical towers and john had started to climb them. >> so far, john has scaffolds and ground level because his family coaxed him down but that day with both parents away at work he ventures higher. >> john had recently discovered the spikes on the side of the tower, about 20 feet up, so he was able to maneuver the tower and climb up to those spikes. >> brother james is afraid of heights but he feels he has no choice. >> james followed john because he didn't expect him to go all the way. he was climbing and then john just kept climbing further and he was yelling at him to get down, to stop. >> 911 emergency. >> this is an autistic child who has climbed up one of these power poles in front of my house. >> word quickly gets out. >> he's way up there now now. the brother's chasing him and he's just about to where the top of the wires are. you better hurry. >> okay. >> in no time john is 120 feet up along with his older brother james. >> he went straight up. i was trying to be calm. you know? looking at things. but it was a sight i could do without. i was afra

john kasich has as good a chance as anybody. u are saying that john kasich will not be the nominee in a straightforward way. charlie: nobody is. john: do you think it is impossible for donald trump to get a majority of delegates? he has 60% of delegates remaining to get to 1237, and he hasn't gotten that so far. i think he will end up of 40%. ted cruz will have 25% in terms of sticking with him. trump's people would not be sticking with him on the third and fourth ballot, and that gives anyone a chance. when you get to the convention, most people care about electability. mark: i follow a lot of what you are saying, but the thing i'm having trouble following is the notion that it is a slam dunk that john kasich will win the states or even be competitive in states. given the lack of enthusiasm that i have been able to detect just by your move in the last 24 hours, how do you think he is going to win the states? charlie: i think what is going to happen, he is now in the spotlight for the first time. more they see of john, the more t

john: you think donald trump is a sexist and racist? harold ford: i think some of the things he hascate that. i don't know him well enough to call him that. john: it is always awesome to see you. a knockoff of ocean's 11 that does not infringe on any copyright starring donald trump & eisenberg. after this. ♪ mark: will probably walk into the convention with more delegates than any other candidate. opening among trumps rivals to lift the nomination out from under this billionaire. sasha eisenberg. : the individual delegates who go to cleveland to fill those states are the kind of shadow campaign going on right now. even if you didn't win them the saturday idates last always having their county conventions. they were selecting people who have been elected the night of the aisle caucuses. those people going to go to the county convention a multilayer funneling process. they are having congressional district conventions is entirely possible the goal of these other campaigns they're trying to find places where trump won the majority of delegates that they can get people in there who are

he has a lot of conservative friends, including john roberts. e has worked with republicans on the court. mark: correct. john: if you weren't going to pick someone like brian sandoval, this makes a lot of republicans in this town comfortable. a lot of them voted for him, as well. we will talk more in the next topic. not everyone is falling in line with mitch o'connell right off the bat. mark: i will republicans crank up the pressure on grassley, let's see if grassley fold. it is safe to say, the wikipedia page has gotten a major update since this morning. president obama introduced him to the nation as a public-school educated, harvard graduate from chicago. in his first remarks to the garland himself gave us more information on his biography. >> my grandparents came from western russia in the early 1900s, fleeing anti-semitism, hoping to make a better life for their children in america. they settled in the midwest, eventually making their way to chicago. my father ran the smallest of small businesses, from a room in our basement. , as he madeith

john's plea. it is he who has come to be baptized by john.aptism will be like no other. >> i think the baptism of jesus by john is a crucial part of the story. it tells us, if nothing else, that jesus absolutely endorsed what john was doing. >> i myself came baptizing with water for this reason, that he might be revealed to israel. >> and it means that he endorsed john's message, that god's people did need to repent. they did need to receive forgiveness for their sins. >> and just as he was coming up out of the water, he saw the heavens torn apart, and the spirit descending like a dove on him. and a voice came from heaven. "you are my son, the beloved. with you, i am well pleased." >> it's at that moment that something profound changes in jesus. and now he feels this vocation, this call, to go spread his own message. this is the beginning of jesus' ministry. >> when they met, when john the baptist's charisma, when his preaching ability, when his apocalyptic fervor, when his criticisms of the power of the day, when all of that hit jesus' ears,

charlie: john, we are getting into an historic convention. no one has this since the democrats in the 1920's. john kasich now as momentum out of ohio. he will win other primaries in the northwest and mid east, and maybe california. we are going to go to the convention. i think donald trump will have about 40% of the delegates, ted cruz, about 25%, and the rest will be john kasich delegates, or even undecided. it will be a wide open, competitive convention. as you know, all of the delegates are free agent. john: you are continuing the pointer, that john kasich will not be able to be the nominee in a straightforward way, he won't be able to get to 1237. -- 1273. do you think it is possible for donald trump to get a majority? charlie: he has not gotten anywhere near that so far. he will have to get 60%. i think he will end up with 40 percent of the delegates as a say. takers will have 25%. it will be disciplined in terms of sticking with him. trump's people will not necessarily be on the second, third, fourth ballot. john kasich has as much chance as anybo

john: you don't think cruz can win the state? mark: i think ted cruz haster chance of stopping donald trump in the state than marco rubio does. john: i imagine the marco rubio vote goes to john kasich. i cannot imagine-- as hobbled as rubio, he is a better chance of beating donald trump here dan ted cruz ever will. mark: if marco rubio got out tomorrow, ted cruz would have a couple of days to try to take donald trump out. this is a closed primary, republicans only fox oriented older electorate. i believe ted cruz has a chance. even if he does not get to 45% when the state. cruz has a better chance to get to a number that could be at donald trump than marco rubio does now. john: how many republicans are sitting around thinking, i wish jeb bush was still in the race. alone time -- a long time. i bet there are a lot of establishment republicans in florida thinking, boy, we would have been better off with the jeb bush. he could have fought the battle with trump better than markup has. mark: up next, sunshine state reporter talks about of the big fight in flori

bullet.nine on your side's john genovese has his story tonight. john. brant murray is still recovering tonight after being hit by shrapnel. school is now back in session-but what some of these students saw - we're told - will be impossible to forget "i didn't really get a good look at his face and he didn't really say anything, he just shot and then ran out."with bullet fragments still lodged in his leg --14-year-old 'brant murray'-among four students injured in monday's shooting "i saw the gun so i ducked under the table and i grabbed my friend, so we're laying under the table and he ran out after he shot the two kids next to me."two days later--the images from those moments still on too many minds "someone pulled out a gun at lunch" mitchell ramsey fled the cafeteria-"that was out of there"running up a nearby hill before making this call for help"i'm outside - i'm at a house" as the majority of students are already returning back to class "it felt really strange but with all the therapists that came and the counselors - it felt a whole lot safer"throu

john: donald trump has struck a cord. ted cruz has his conservative constituency. john kasich has a crafted image of commonality. >> the biggest thing about him is his family values. that is what draws me to him. john: a lot of talk about donald trump' be writing at the cleveland convention if they deny him the said any candidate who doesn' t reject talk of violence should never be our nominee. sheree: the ohio secretary of state says the voter turnout was the second highest in state history. it was 41%. the only primary with a higher turnout in ohio was in 2008. mike: democrat hillary clinton is well on her way to securing the nomination. winning all four primaries last night. there was florida as well. that brings her delegate count to just under 1600. right now bernie sanders has 844. for complete primary results and stories log onto our website. sheree: some convicted felons. that is what kentucky lawmakers are debating. this bill would put a constitutional amendment on the ballot to grant to state lawmakers the right to give state lawmakers back of their right

john matarese has a new warning about ads on craigslist. the study that shows how many of those ads are fake. you're watching nine on your you're watching 9 on your side at 11 for years california struggled with not enough rain. now this... a downpour so heavy it caused a roof to collapse in san jose. but the men and women working inside that building were able to get out.. unharmed. elsewhere in the golden state.. more rain. in angeles ... storms were so strong they set off car alarms. and drivers say roads were slick. elsewhere.. snow was the problem.some drivers putting on chains for an extra measure of safety. a tanker filled with liquid nitrogen flipped today in pennsylvania.. forcing evacuations. evacuations.normally.. nitrogen isn't a danger because the gas is inert... it doesn't react with anything. but.. when its in liquid form... firefighters say it can explode when its in a pressurized vehicle. crews near pittsburgh eventually righted the truck and reopened the road. it may not compare to the superbowl. but pittsburgh steeler ant

he is in a contested situation with ted cruz and john kasich. he has trouble with female voters. ere's no escaping the symbolism here. john: this is the politics of it. you know how the situation where donald trump is getting hit for the heidi kreuz photograph that he retreated them to have your campaign manager charged with assault by a female reporter compounds that horrible narrative for him that allows ted cruz to get an offense in a harmful way and relates deep doubts for any voter. mark: even with the presumption of innocence, there is a video that people see. this is a dangerous move for donald trump to make. john: the truth is we cannot remember any campaign manager being charged, let alone being guilty of assault on a reporter with a video. mark: the ted cruz campaign has been dealing with its own reality tv drama after the national enquirer reported that he had affairs with multiple women. now reporters are asking him point blank of what we're these -- if any of these rumors are true. we just talked about how he could benefit from this situation with the water the indica

they are not familiar with john kasich. he has not campaigned here at all. t even on the radio. i have spoken the john kasich fans, but they plan to vote for marco rubio because they don't think john kasich has a shot. mark: does donald trump have a following? bushllahassee was jeb country, and now it's mostly marco rubio country. if marcot would happen rubio were to get out of this race? is it a sense that ted cruz could be a viable florida candidate facing off against donald trump? >> i still think that would go to donald trump. i have no indication that marco rubio is going to get out. ted cruz is making a late play in the state. there is a chance he could consolidate people, but florida like celebrities, and donald trump is one. everyone knows his name. courses, hotels, condos, some that did not do so well. they know him here. mark: do you like his water and steaks? in the end, if donald trump wins this primary and becomes the republican nominee, what is your sense of how he would do in a general election? his style is somewhat like rick scott, but republ

. >> clearly john has a better chance to win than i do. trump there i anticipate that's what they'll do. >> he argues he has the best shot to beat donald trump in florida. stay with us for continuing coverage for campaign 2016 now through election day. tune into a special edition of cbs 4 this morning. look for election coverage next monday and tuesday. >>> massive crowds overtake south beach and fights break out. chaotic scene shutting down ocean drive as spring break gets out of hand. police called for back up when the crowds became too much for officers to handle. people on ocean drive took to social media to share videos of the chaos. >> reporter: you can see how chaotic it was on south beach in these cell phone videos posted to social media. crowds started spilling on to ocean drive. as police tried to control the crowds getting them off the street and on to the sidewalk people pushed, brawls broke out and objects thrown. the crowd became out of control so quickly miami beach called in other units on the beach as miami police. >> i get people got too rowdy. when the police were

some people say that has resonated with them. johny well-respected and pretty well liked. it might be that he doesn't have a glaring weakness donald trump can go after, but it is closer than it has been in the past. that is why you see donald trump in ohio tonight. originally they were planning on being in florida but they changed it and are having this rally here. that's an indication of how close it is here and how much donald trump is trying to win this state. john: thank you for being with us again. we will be right back with some ideas about what to call tomorrow's primary contest. ♪ ♪ john: i ask you as i must who wanted? governor john kasich of ohio, new polling suggesting he's got a small but stable lead in ohio and is proving yet again he is not afraid of donald trump. he's not a deer in headlights and it's going to come in handy. john: on the basis of the polling, it looks like bernie sanders has won this day. people are starting to wake up to the fact that bernie sanders could be a contention in illinois or ohio. by our cou

john kasich has done that.e did that in the 1990s, he did that in the state of ohio, and he's got a vision to move forward together. >> okay, so, marco rubio -- this was interesting, because it almost sounds like there's a new strategy that's being birthed here. marco rubio said yesterday, john kasich has a better chance of winning ohio than he does, so he's essentially telling his supporters, vote for john kasich to block trump. should kasich's supporters then -- obviously, he's hoping -- in florida return the favor and vote for marco rubio? kasich said he is not on board with that, not going to let that happen, correct? >> well, look, we welcome senator rubio's support. we think a lot of senator rubio's supporters are going to eventually vote for john kasich because john kasich has that kind of record, but we're not so presumptuous to tell voters who they should vote for. they should vote for whomever they think is the best person for the job of president of the united states. we believe that john kasich is t

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he is the only one that has a record. john only person who has actually fixed anything. he will go into great detail. you opened 10 offices in florida, alice. how many people are working in them? alice: there are people working in all of the offices. ted will be up there tonight in the debate, to show true contrast between him as a true, proven conservative, against -- mainly it is a two-man race between him and donald trump. him, a realsting conservative, against someone who is not a conservative. there are people up there who would rather launch insults rather than debating the issues. the last republican debate according say many conservatives, embarrassing. "my party is committing suicide up there." what can happen on the stage? think we will see a lot more contrast, and i will say has done aor kasich fine job on the debate stage of keeping it positive, and being -- he will talk about the issues, not attack the other candidates. i can speak for ted. he's continuing to talk about the substantive issues. we will see. it is c

john london has a preview of the visit and what the recent poll numbers show. john: it will likely be at the duke energy convention center, emphasis on the word "likely." the contract has either just been signed or is in the process of being approved. the press release will come soon. thousands are expected for a trump rally two days before ohio' s rally. 2 polls have donald trump ahead by several percentage points. a fox news poll shows him behind governor john kasich, an indication of a horse race. team john kasich has ramped u p the ground game in a major way. he knows that he must win ohio. he will either secure the winner to say that all eyes are on ohio on tuesday might be an understatement. >> it is a huge weekend. john is in the middle of everything. >> it is not infrequent, and it is occurring again. ohio holds the key to the presidency and if john kasich will be a candidate. >> i think at the end of the day the governor will prevail. he has been a terrific governor for the 11.5 million citizens of ohio or reducing the budget deficit, having a path of e

john kasich has a better chance of winning ohio than i do and if a voter in ohio concludes that voting for john kasich gives us the best chance to stop donald trump there, i anticipate that is what they will do. >>> all right. the polls released today donald trump leads in ohio and florida

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john matarese has some things to keep in mind before the big dance... so you don't waste your money. digital assistants can be handy when you need directions.. or a good restaurant. but what about a real crisis. the troubling discovery coming up. you're watching nine on your you're watching 9 on your side at 11 it isn't only the campaigns that will be tested tomorrow on primary day. you'll recall in hamilton county during the november election. since then.. the board of elections it doesn't happen again. nine on your sides ashley zilka was at the board as it made final preparations tonight. ashley. if any poll workers had questions... tonight was the time to get them answered. 2700 people spent hours at their polling locations preparing for the big day. phones ringing off the hook. (nats) questions being answers. (nats)poll workers spread all throughout hamilton county monday night at 361 locations. if they had any concerns- they called this group of people at the board of elections. ((((sherry poland:director of hamilton county board of elections))) 17

supervisor john avalos has requested the scheduling of the veto override at the next possible date so supervisor avalos they'll be on march 22 agenda. peter thank you. colleagues, either any changes to the feathery 9th 2016 regular board meeting minutes? seeing none,, is their motion to approve those minutes? moved and seconded. collies can we take those meeting minutes without objection? without objection those minutes will pass after public comments. >>[gavel] >> madam clerk, please read the consent agenda >> items one through 7 are on consent is considered routine. whenever the object server and item that considered separately >> seen no names on the roster,

again, that debate has flared. john: this is a problem for the whole world, but it is more extreme in europe. not just the specifics of how to take on isil, but the general question, what are america's obligations to its primary allies? mark ♪ john: welcome back. we are here in palm beach, florida, to interview donald trump this evening about foreign policy and the brussels terror attack. we will have that interview on this program tomorrow night. today, the gop front runner and his republican rivals all gave initial reactions to the bombings. they were particularly tough on president obama, who is on his cuba.day of a trip to they criticized him for attending a baseball game in cuba on a days a day they said demands more of the president's attention. donald trump vowed to perform president. mr. cruz: president obama is spending his time going to baseball games with castro. and president obama should be in america keeping this country safer. president obama should be planning to travel to brussels. i would haver kasich:

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john: a lot of it has to do with these poll numbers. let's not let the kasich campaign -- which i have taken seriously and i know you have -- let's not let that move the goal post. john weaver talked about coming to michigan and winning, and right now, john kasich is still a long way from being competitive. >> [phone ringing] john: if those polls are accurate, the press is right to discount the possibility, because this is an important state. mark: it's important, but if kasich does well in michigan and wins ohio and rubio loses think kasich has a chance to be in this. it'not just the presss. -- it's not just the press. i have been stunned by how little the press is following kasich. he does have a chance, if he surprises michigan. michael --iersaid, as we said earlier, michael bloomberg decided not to run for president. he made the announcement moment ago in a column. the clock is ticking for filing deadlines. bloomberg set aside his ambitions to get to the white data, "when i look at the it is clear to me that i could not win. i believ

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trump's had a good night and may end up having a better night than john kasich. >> trump has been projected to be the winner in florida. john kasich has been projected in ohio. lawrence o'donnell, as ohio goes, so does the nation. does he have a case? >> so he hopes. >> he as the other speakers, hillary clinton, marco rubio made an implicit reference to donald trump, saying i will not take the low road to the highest office in the land. i cannot understand why someone is not stopping him, he says he's going to have a shock and awe agenda when he gets to the white house. why isn't there someone in the kasich campaign saying that brings back some bad memories. he should have given a few minutes. the candidates not on top of the ticket, we have been trying to show his speeches, we really have. we're on for hours, and it's been very difficult. steve is doing the latest numbers crunch. >> is there going to be enough of that stop trump -- factoring in what we know for tonight, that donald trump has won florida, the winner take all state, 9 9 delegates there. john kasich has taken ohio, this is no

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get him out. >> john: that's become a part of his speeches lately. he has 384 delegates. ted cruz closing in with 300. marco rubio, 151. and 37 for john kasich. >>> on the democratic side of things, bernie sanders is fighting to stay in the race. >> reporter: good morning. interesting night at the debate. sanders has only about half the delegates that hillary clinton has. he has momentum. won two of the races. michigan and mississippi casting votes tomorrow. and sanders and clinton had a debate. each other, and accusing the other one of misrepresenting their record. >> if you are talking about the wall street bailout, where some of your friends destroyed this economy. >> you know -- >> excuse me. i'm talking. >> if you're going to talk, tell the whole story, senator sanders. >> let me tell my story. >> reporter: interesting to see the crowd reaction there. it was a tense moment. and they agree on one thing, the water crisis in flint, michigan. governor rick snyder has been under fire, particularly by the democrats for failing to intervene sooner. >> the governor should res

just six percent of the vote has come in. john kasich has 40% to donald trump's 36 percent. ted cruz at 14%. on the democratic side, a big night for hillary clinton with 68% of the vote so far but again only about one percent of the vote has come in, in those states. we are looking at north carolina, we don't have a graphic but right now donald trump leading in north carolina, he has 80% of the vote there. followed by ted cruz -- let me back up. donald trump has 41% of the vote in north carolina, ted cruz has 33% and then kaisch and marco rubio fall behind that. on the democratic side in north carolina hillary clinton has 58% to bernie sanders' 38%. those are the only states where numbers are out. still waiting on illinois and missouri. and we will have those numbers as soon as we get them, the polls have just closed in those two states. >>> again, ken, ohio, crucial for john kasich, he has said he will drop out if he doesn't win his home state and also florida, marco rubio has not said he will drop out if he doesn't win but a lot of people think that. >> it was expected if

campaigning with john kasich, this is a two-man race. the latest poll hassich in the lead. he said if i don't win my home state, i'm out of here. he has a favorable rating by 8 out of 10 republican primary voters. he's got about 40%. donald trump, 25 minutes away. a clear day in ohio. he should be on schedule. >> we can hear the crowd buzzing behind you. there is only a fewhundred. we are 24 hours away from a make or break night. candidates are pushing to win final delegates. two candidates need to win their home state. one candidate needs to increasingly unruly events. with me, someone who knows the process firsthand. former republican presidential candidate and governor of arkansas mike huckabee. as someone who knows what it's like to campaign for president. do you have any predictions for tuesday? >> well, everything points to a trump victory in florida, and i think john kasich is poised to win his home state. the question is, who wins missouri and illinois. if trump does sweep at all, i think he's even stoppable. but even if he doesn't, let's say he win

. >> john has more on the man hunt. >> authorities officially identify two brothers as attackers in tuesday's bombings they say that they carried out two of the suicide attacks and then hit the airport with another bomber. >> he says he is in a rush, unsure what to do, hunted everywhere, no longer safe and if he goes on, he might end up next to him in a cell. >> reporter: a third attacker left a suitcase left with explosives, it later blew up but no one was hurt. >> investigations are ongoing. it will continue for days. >> reporter: belgium holding three days of mourning as the investigation goes on they're holding a minute of silence at the commission building while flags based in brussels fly at half staff. pope francis says his prayers are with all belgiums. >> reporter: to appeal those in good faith, it causes only death, terror and horror. >> the airport will remain closed through at least thursday night as the morning continues here in downtown brussels. fox news. >>> among those killed were mothers of four-year-old girls from peru who husband had just taken them out when it went off. t

this as new numbers show ohio governor john kasich has taken the lead in the buckeye state. plus- mohawk strong.students and parents are trying to keep it that way following last week's shooting. we take you inside a community meeting underway right now. rain is hitting the tri-state tonight.. and there's a chance thunderstorms could hit too. your 9 first warning forecast straight ahead. and a butler county teen shows remorse in the deadly crash that killed his best friend. what he told a judge moments down. this is nine on your side at seven. breaking right now... donald trump is coming to the queen city! moments ago - we learned the g-o-p frontrunner is bringing his campaign for president to the duke energy convention center on sunday! the rally is planned for noon.we're told supporters can get tickets on trump's website starting tonight. this comes just after a new fox news poll shows that ohio governor john kasich has taken over the lead in ohio.he's up 34 percent to donald trump's 29 percent.we'll have more on yesterday's primaries and what the new delegate count means

joe johns has more from phoenix. >> reporter: john and christine, the sanders' campaign on wednesday was using sports analogies. they say this is halftime and at the end they will win the game. that is because the electoral map as it expands to the west works in their favor in arizona, wisconsin, even california. the sanders campaign says this is still a race for delegates as hillary clinton's campaign was enjoying enormous victories in multiple states. for her part, the former secretary of state took wednesday off although her campaign did not. they issued three new television ads including one featuring former arizona congresswoman and shooting victim gabby giffords. >> we have a gun violence problem. so i'm voting for hillary clinton. she's tough. she will stand up to the gun lobby. >> reporter: joe johns, cnn, phoenix, arizona. >> hillary clinton built on her super tuesday wins with a cameo on a sitcom last night. "broad city." the show is popular with young women. a demographic that hillary clinton has had trouble. >> we need to drum up excitement for the campaign. do everything

john kasich. obviously ted cruz has had a lot more success than john kasich has, the idea of the republican party consolidating around ted cruz as their anti-donald trump campaign is hard to imagine, because of the career that ted cruz has had in national republican politics. but that's the choice that they have got, those are the only two men left standing besides donald trump himself. marco rubio saying today my campaign is suspended, also saying that it may not be god's will that i will president in 2016 or maybe ever. it may be a signal that he's looking ahead to 2020 already, but he's out tonight. >>> our next order of business will likely be hillary clinton appearing in the ball room where she is, between now and then, it gives us a great opportunity to welcome back our friend steve schmidt, like nicole wallace, the bush campaign, the mccain campaign, really curious to get your thoughts on what we just witnessed. >> you see one of the bright shining stars of the republican party getting out of the presidential race today. timing is an underappreciated virtue in american politics and this ye