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@more riots in kansas cleveland, a peaceful rally @for the gop front runner. @>> there is no place for this. @there is no place for a @great country. @primaries in ohio and missouri. @>> if you will support me on @tuesday, i will fight every @single day through this and into the white @house. @>> hillary clinton stopped in @meeting of her plans to sway @ohio voters in this morning newscast is @made by pomuch for being up @with us on this sunday march @13. @it is 9:00 am. @if you are looking at your ng that the @numbers don't match up, that's @because you need to ead. @we have sprung ahead an hour. @everybody is talking about the @jet lag feeling. @>> the toothpicks in the eyes @>> or the coffee that's getting @me through. @especially when it ises it harder. @>> we'll get over it and it @will be better in the end @we are going to see a @resumption of the rain soon. @there is quite a bit on the @way. @we have a lot of m the south. @some of that rain may be in the @form of a thunderstorm. @we will see it for a couple @days. @as we take a look at es, you can see we @are in the 40s and 50s

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you mentioned kansas city. cleveland. the rally in chicago had to be cancelled and we saw protesters there. the event today again giving republican voters an opportunity to be up close and personal with mr. trump. organizers say the town hall conversation. republican leaders here in the state again very crucial. the 66 nominating delegates here in our area certainly very presidential nomination. >> i'm a pretty good speaker. my job is to talk to the crowd and talk about our country and what's been going on. how mr. trump can make it better. he's the choice. richard: sheriff richard jones will do double duty. in addition to introducing mr. trump inside, sheriff jones will be coordinating with the secret service. the butler county sheriff's deputies will provide security outside, providing the buffer for the anticipated protesters beginning at 2:00 in the we'll have a crew there live and stream it on wlwt.com. other presidential candidates are commenting on the incidents at trump rallies, including governor kasich, who call

with secondary markets like kansas city, cleveland, minneapolis, jacksonville, and hartford hit hardest. yes, banks could step in. but they're getting hit with a lot of new regulations this year that are making them more skittish about real estate. >> there are other rules coming out on general debt that are going too be affecting appetites from banks for the cmbs market, from others, to provide capital. that could affect availability, it could also affect pricing of some of those loans. >> reporter: on top of that, commercial real estate prices fell in january for the first time in seven years, according to moody's. that is not going to make investors feel any better about the sector. for "nightly business report," i'm diana olick in washington. >>> general motors gets serious about the self-driving car market and that's where we begin tonight's "market focus." the carmaker bought cruise automation, focused on creating those driverless cars. general motors did not disclose how much it paid for the startup but the transaction reportedly worth more than $1 billion. shares of gm up about

trump will be in dayton, cleveland and kansas city tomorrow, and at this point... his campaign websitehas nothing set for election day on tuesday. we just talked got an interview with a campaign rep back in house... take a listen. "i can confirm the duke energy event on sunday is not happening. too much time passed. secret service can't get it approved, but they are looking for additional sites." deters believes the campaign is working to find a venue before tuesday. but again, his campaign website is absent of cincinnati at this point through tuesday. we'll continue to follow this as we learn more. live downtown.. ben katko.. fox19 now. thanks ben... and that rally would have been just one of many events happening in the on saturday - presidential candidate governor john kasich will keynote the republican pancake breakfast at the sharonville convention center... president bill clinton will also be at the freedom center. the cincinnati bengals will open the gates to paul brown stadium for season ticket holders to select their seats. and at noon the streets turn gre

@more riots in kansas in cleveland, a peaceful @rally. @>> there is no place for this. @there is no place for a @national leader to prey on the live in our @great country. @frankly -- @>> trump gop rivals blasting @his clashes right before ries in @ohio and missouri. @>>> if you will support me on @tuesday, i will fighthrough this @campaign and into the white @house. @stops in cleveland for a town @hall meeting of her plans to sway @ohio voters in her favor. @>>> thank you so much for being @up early with us. @if you are looking at the clock @wondering what time it is right now. @we sprung ahead overnight. @so you death -- it is 6:01 @right now. @we sprung ahead overnight. @groggy. @just two days out of the year. @we have sprung ahead. @and a lot going on in the area @this week. @we have the st. patrick's day. @but first, we're going to get @through springing ahead. @>> yeah, i like it. @we get the extra hour @in the end, you can enjoy it. @maybe not today. @and it's going to continue to @rain today as a matter of fact. @>> yeah, i noticed that on the ing driving @in. @

cleveland 32 degrees . kansas city today, they are in the 60s or comes on next clipper system coming in from wisconsin and minnesota, tomorrow morning, predawn, a few snowflakes . i think we will have a mix, all rainfall tomorrow afternoon . this is the area of circulation we are on the freezing line, to the north, a the better chances fell to the south, * tonight low 20s, becoming mostly cloudy predawn snow shower to an afternoon of rainfall . . with upper 30s . we will be near normal, and sunshine sunday . then monday, 60s and then, were going to have a bunch of rainfall . get a lot of rainfall because of they present under fire and a reporter under pressure and a rabbit fighting crime. this weekend to look at what's now showing.> ginnifer goodwin and jason bateman lend their voices to the disney animated movie utopia, the rabbit becomes the first to join the police force, then she tries to prove herself by solving fsh the mysterious case by working with a fox, as utopia is rated pg. tina fey stars in whiskey ta

when she left earlier . 30 degrees in cleveland, 35 cincinnati . kansas city 66 we will have a high temperature of about that, sometime next week .h in the pacific northwest on the way down to northern california, looking at rainfall, our next weather system starting off with rainfall occurring tomorrow . the watches warnings advisories, but upstreamch parts of wisconsin with advisories because of that clipper system . the system knows the southeast moving tomorrow just before sunrise . on sunday sunshine low 40s and tuesday, mid-sixties . rainfall in several more chances of rainfall wednesday in beginning fox 8 the official school closing station with closings news is the only local morning show that starts at 4:00 a.m. they putha despite the warnings, is it still possible that the heroin epidemic is worse than we think ? look at the life-saving work done in just one community the answer is yes. who die , but the number who are saved, as bill sheil explains those numbers show just how out of control the addiction is. >> euclid is a bedroom community tuck

in chicago, kansas city, st. louis, cleveland, dayton.know that republicans have dog whistled for 30 years, but now they are shocked when donald trump starts working. [applause] sen. brown: tonight i am proud to stand with the person who says we should not be building walls, we should be knocking down barriers. i was in akron and i was on stage with william jefferson clinton and i looked in akron,n he was probably because of the akron primary coming up on tuesday, and i said, no offense but hillary clinton is the most qualified person to run for president in my lifetime. cheers and applause] sen. brown: and she has. he smiled and laughed and clapped and i think he meant it. here's what it is about hillary, i trust her. to fightillary clinton for children and families because she has done that all her life. [cheers and applause] sen. brown: from her early days at the children's defense fund from her time in the senate leading on the children's health plan, i trust hillary clinton to fight for children's rights and women's rights and voting

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the heels of ugly incidents over the weekend in chicago along with nth semitism in cleveland and police clashes in kansas city. trump supporters are under deterred. >> politicians that have been elected have forgotten who got us there. >> reporter: campaign trail hot under the collar. a microcosm of the electorate. nbc news latest exit polling for the most recent primaries shows trump voters are angry with washington, feel betrayed by the republican party and want the next president to be an outsider. >> whenever there is a moment in the campaign where he's either falling out of the headlines or the headlines aren't quite as favorable to him, he's always able to controversy to keep his name back in the news. >> reporter: the trump campaign just responded to the cumberland county sheriffs saying the fayetteville arena was rented by the campaign and paid for by the campaign for a private event and that the protesters were just there to agitate. lester. >> katy tur, thank you. >>> trump is rallying support this evening in ohio on the eve of what is shaping up to be another super tuesday. winning ohio is key

rallies, protesters pepper sprayed during duelling demonstrations for and against trump at kansas city and in cleveland, verbal arguments turning ugly. >> go back to africa. >> reporter: in dadaon, this dramatic moment. secret service jumping on stage to surround trump, blocking him from a man trying to rush him. this new video showing a different angle. the candidate clearly startled. the protester, quickly arrested. >> i was ready for him but it is much easier if the cops do it. >> reporter: online, and later on stage, trump making an inflammatory claim about the man. >> one of my people said, wow, they found his name. and it was probably isis or isis-related. >> reporter: the law enforcement officials from two different federal agencies tell nbc news adding there is nothing to indicate any tie. the rising tension at rallies so unnerving to natalie hill, she and her husband considered not attending at all. >> we already discussed when we got here,, if anything broke out, go towards the wall and edge t. >> reporter: you had an exit plan? >> yes, we did. >> reporter: with charged protests now par for t

kansas city. @>>> the city of cleveland @continues to prepare for the @rnc just in case crowds get @rowdy. @leaders are looking to buy riot @control suits, collapsible @batons plus bags. @the money to pay for that would @security grant specifically for @the convention. @>>> now to canton, where police @have charged a father and his @live in girlfriend with the @death of a 3 yelled girl. @police are investigating the @death of 3 yelled haley mecue @as a homicide. @the father, matthew mecue is @charged with murder and child @endangering. @his live in girlfriend, jessica @bender, is also charged with @child endangering. @>>> the u.s. marshal's cold @case unit has been in operation @now for a year. @and in that time, it solved six @cases that have been open for @decades. @channel 3's monica robbins @reports on the third escapee @caught alive. @>> reporter: ramone flores @might have thought the island @of puerto rico would help him @hide the past he was running @from, for 40 years. @but the escaped violent @fugitive was dead wrong. @to be able to jump out and grab @these guysering his crimes @h

from dayton, he goes on to cleveland, theb a rally in kansas city, then back in ohio tomorrow. we'll catch up with him for a rally just outside of cincinnati. this rally by the way in cincinnati will be north of the city in westchester. very heavily republican territory. mitt romney took it butler county, mitt romney took it with with 62% of the vote in 2012, so it's not likely that he'll have a lot of problems there. not the type we saw at least here in chicago. though it seems more and more protesters are coming out to these rallies each and every day. >> and seem to be more and more organized. thank you. >> john, if i may, if i may squ you a question, there's certainly turbulent times we've been following. in this campaign. you think talking to people on both side of the aisle and you were a witness to what happened last night, now that the dust has settled, can you give us a pulse of what you're hearing after the events of last night? >> well, you know, chicago is kind of a unique place when it comes to protest politics going all the way back to the democratic convention he

protesters, pepper sprayed during dueling demonstrations for and against trump in kansas city, and in cleveland, verbal arguments turning ugly. >> go back to africa. >> reporter: in dayton, this dramatic moment, secret service jumping on stage to surround trump, blocking him from a man trying to rush him. this new video showing a different angle, the candidate clearly startled. >> i was ready for him, but it's much easier if the cops do it. >> reporter: online and later on tanlg, trump making an inflammatory remark about the man. >> then one of my people found his name and said it was probably isis or isis-related. >> law enforcement officials from two different federal agencies say they know of no isis connection, adding there's nothing to indicate any ties. rising tension at rallies so unnerving to natalie hill, she and her husband discussed not going at all. >> we discussed if anything happened edge to the wall and get out. >> reporter: so you had an exit plan? >> yes. >> reporter: his are questioning whether to support him if he win. >> it's getting harder every day. >> everybody take a dee

kansas id. campaigned here in cleveland yesterday and the event was peaceful -- peaceful, some trump supporters did clash with protesters. >> reporter: donald trump says victory in ohio. >> oh boy! [ cheering and applause ] >> are we going to win ohio? we are. >> reporter: thousands showed up to hear what the billionaire had to say in cleveland after protesters shutdown the rally in chicago. some were nervous. >> i thought nobody is going to shut me up and exercising my right to assemble so here i am. >> we stayed in the back ground a little. when i saw that everyone was getting along just great, you know, no problems. >> reporter: there were a few skirmishes. >> get 'em out! >> reporter: no arrests. after statements about borders. bringing back jobs. and getting rid of common core. trump got to the point about why he was in ohio. >> kasich cannot be president. he's weak on immigration. he wants people to come in. he's in favor of amnesty. he can't be president. so i hope you remember that when you go to the polls. >> i heard what trump had to say i might lean his way after this >> this is what

protesters, pepper sprayed during duelling demonstrations for and against trump in kansas city, and in cleveland, verbal arguments turning ugly. >> go back to africa --. >> reporter: in dayton this dramatic moment, secret service jumping onstage to surround trump, blocking him from a man trying to rush him. this new video showing a different angle. the candidate clearly startled. the protester, quickly arrested. >> i was ready for him. but it's much -- >> it's okay now. >> reporter: all right, kate so some technical difficulties. that said, the tweet you're talking about is now seeming to pick up some momentum online. trump and bernie sanders essentially, you played some of the sound back and forth. trump saying be careful bernie or my supporters will show up at your events. i'll tell you yesterday in dayton, ohio, we were at a rally in the morning and the first protester or one of the first protesters to be escorted out was yelling bernie/clinton 2016. you've heard those chants. bernie himself has disavowed that or said he's not the one organizing that. his campaign is not the one organizing th

saturday a protesters stormed the stage in cleveland, police pepper sprayed crowds in kansas city. more protests interrupted trump yesterday in illinois. on twitter yesterday, trump blames sanders supporters for the protest, saying: sanders condemned the protests voters took it a step further, tweeting back send them, they deser to have see what an honest politician sounds like. >> christine: watching live pictures, brody o'connell in the alert center talking more on this flooding in the south. what are you seeing? >> brody: a tough go this weekend for states like louisiana and mississippi, some of the numbers, it is just absolute devastation there. some 5,000 homes, churches are reporting they are assisting with, that were severely damaged in the flooding. the video you're seeing came from a couple of our raycom fail yachts there in the louisiana area, not too far north of louisiana, new orleans. this is flooding that reached all the way over in mississippi and texas, arkansas, the death toll from the weekend storms stands at four right now. they are still going through trying to

over the next hour front-runner donald trump will take to the stage in cleveland, ohio. in kansa city, ted cruz looking to pick up more support in the show-me state with his own rally. >>> we're going to get back to our coverage with john kasich who's holding a town hall meeting at this hour in heath, ohio. let's listen in. >> when i think about the challenges that we've had in lincoln county and so many of the villages, and of course over there in newark, what i see happening with the gibb reeses. you remember gibb reese? earl shirts. jill brasae. you see, they didn't wait for anybody to come riding in to down to solve their problems. in mckeys rocks we fixed it ourselves. we want to renew the spirit of the country? we renew it, right within our families so we strengthen it. with our neighbors so we know who our neighbors are and we need to take care of the community in which we live and make sure that everybody has a chance to rise. now i want to tell you something really important. many of you would watch debates and you would say, how come they never call on kasich? okay? you

over the next hour front-runner donald trump will take to the stage in cleveland, ohio. in kansa

i will tell you donald trump rallies are planned for tomorrow in dayton, ohio and cleveland, ohio and kansas. what happened tonight did not happen in a vacuum. when you saw today in st. louis and chicago foretold this story. we'll keep monitoring this situation in chicago throughout the night. this is is a dark and also remarkable day in american politics. rush liquid fast relief to your tough cold symptoms. fast, powerful liquid gels from alka seltzer plus has your phone turned you into like, scoring the perfect table. or getting a better se. or let's say there's an accident. if you have esurance, you can use their app to start a claim. upload a few photos and an esurance claims rep will help you get your money fast. maybe that doesn't make you a control freak. more like a control enthusiast. auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call us or your advisor t. rowe price. invest with conf

i will tell you donald trump rallies are planned for tomorrow in dayton, ohio and cleveland, ohio and kansasssouri. what happened tonight did not happen in a vacuum. when you saw today in st. louis and chicago foretold this story. we'll keep monitoring this situation in chicago throughout the night. this is is a dark and also remarkable day in american politics. now, though, we are about to do something which is much more traditional american politics. right now it's for msnbc's town hall with presidential candidate john kasich. >>> he won't fight dirty. >> enough of this trash. go and tell people what you're for. >> he sticks to the issues. we can't elect somebody who doesn't know how to do the job. >> yet his rivals have prevailed. this is a special town hall. >> good evening. welcome to a special msnbc town

if you look at some of the measures of financial stress the the kansas fed measures or the cleveland fed measures, if you look at the level of those indices, they spiked a lot in february and have come back, but not all the way back. it is sensible in that regard for the fed to take the foot off the pedal a little bit. to say, let's wait and see what happens. but the economy is clear, core inflation is above 2%, the labor market is strong, they should be tightening. manus: that is your base case. let's get very bloomberg about it. how many hikes about it? this is what i really fascinated about. the market position, long dollar positions down by 80%, the markets are the least long since june 2014. is that a golden opportunity to add to your fingernail long positions? >> you say fingernail. i hung onto that dollar long. manus: we are not liquidating! >> we will stay for the dollar long. part of it was about the ecb. i did not think the fed would turnaround so quickly, but the market powers undereimated how europe.ltr is in sticking with the dollar, because the economy is strong, and we

donald trump events, donald trump rallies, are planned for tomorrow in dayton, ohio, and cleveland, ohio, and kansasy, missouri. what happened tonight in chicago did not happen in a vacuum. what you saw today in st. louis ahead of chicago foretold this story tonight and the campaign foretold it even before then. so we'll keep monitoring this situation in chicago throughout the night. this is a dark and remarkable day in american politics. mb msnbc's continuing political coverage is up next. >>> chaos in chicago. a postponed donald trump event ends in screaming, shoving, and angry scuffles indoors and on the streets outside. good to be with you, i'm francis rivera in new york at msnbc world headquarters. just hours after an ugly scene at what should have been a campaign rally, fears of violence forced its cancelation and confrontations there spilling into the city streets. here's how it unfolded with reaction. >> tonight's rally will be postponed until another day. >> we have a country that's so

. >> that's right, another day of violence dlashs starting in cleveland where we had racially tainted exchanges. and you go to kansas city, missouri, continued clashes. police using pepper spray on two occasions. back in jan, a poll said the majority of americans are angry this election season. these are donald trump supporters that have been in line for hours and hours. about 25 them. we have big john here and tonia. big john has a sit, if he stood he would hit his head on our satellite, i think. what do you think explains all of the protests and cralashing. >> they know that trump is taking other america right now. they are supporting him 100%. he will be the representative for the republican party and they can see it coming and they will do anything they can to stop that. >> and the polls show that a number of people are angry, are you? >> angry? no. i wish people could get along and unify, make america great again, stand together. that's how mark will we make america great again. >> this is a wedding venue outside of cincinnati, and it is very staunchly republican territory. 75% of vote eres voted for bush in 20

that decision following new york, boston, cleveland and kansas city, all of those cities raising the age requirement for buying tobacco products, the city increasing the cigarette tax and banning chewing tobacco at sporting events. >> anger in brazil where thousands are protesting on the streets, furious in the president appointed the former president to her cabinet. desilva was detained last month in connection with a government corruption scandal. critics say his new role is to protect him from being prosecuted. the director of the brazil institute at the woodrow wilson centers joins us from washington this morning. condition move be interpreted as anything other than president rousseff trying to shield her former mentor from criminal proceedings? >> that's the obvious conclusion. that's why streets erupted yesterday in saw paulo and brasilia, protests will likely continue. also one of the reasons of bringing a sortful politician to the presidential palace was to start a movement to prevent the impeachment of president rousseff in congress. that seems to be also now compromised or

kansas city. there were nativism taunt going on in cleveland and today, we see more efforts to disrupt every trumpday. most interesting thing i am seeing come out of the news cycle -- coming out of the news cycle is the potential news that north carolina police are looking into filing charges against donald trump for inciting a riot. right now, there are a number of outlets saying they are filing charges and looking into it. some outlets are saying they are not. the reasoning behind that is what happened in a until last week when a 78-year-old man sucker punched a protester who was leaving the arena and afterward, basically threatened to kill him if he saw him again. that man was arrested and on meet the press, donald trump said he was considering paying that man's legal bills, looking into paying the attackers legal bills, not the guy who was sucker punched and that is emblematic of the tone of this entire campaign. if you are with us, you are great, if you are not, you are wrong no matter what. it is a whole new level when you see the candidate for the presidency of the united states offering to

sarah murray is inside the trump event in cleveland, ohio. jim is in kansas city, missouri where ted cruz spoke. and a trump rally will happen later today. jeff is in chicago. sarah, to you. this back and forth between bernie sanders and donald trump over and over again today about who insighted this -- who is a proponent of the violence, who is not. what are people saying where you are at the rally today? >> reporter: well, it was interesting at the rally today, poppy. we did not see the same kind of large scale coordinated protest that we saw in chicago or even that we've seen in the last couple weeks leading up to this event. we saw a protest break out here and there and a couple of them were bernie sanders supporters. we didn't see any bernie sanders supporters inciting violence and i only witnessed one event in which both a protester and a trump supporter started throwing punches. these were pretty quickly wrapped up. i think what bernie sanders is trying to get at this idea when donald trump holds these event, violence in certain instances he hasn't com