about that kasich express.st keeps chugging along. 1977 i was running as a 24 euro kid we had a little newsletter called the case express. it just keeps chugging along. i get into this race with my team. the country really needs help. the country needs leadership. i think the reason why arnold and i are friends is that we both admire great leadership. about ronald reagan. he enabled people to play at a much higher level. great leaders like winston churchill. involvedht they were and there was rubble in the streets. he went out there to say we will never ever ever give in. these kinds of leaders allow us to perform. and should be able to accomplish real things. when i think about ronald reagan, i think about the resurgence of america. watchedht when we all the berlin wall come down. people jumped on that wall with their hammers. i'm not sure what they were pounding. maybe they were pounding out their hopes and their dreams. and their spite. at the security guards they tried to deny them their god-given potential

back in 1977, when i was running, we had a newsletter called the kasich express. and it just keeps chugging along. i got into this race with my team, because you do not do anything without a team. because the country really needs help. the country really needs leadership. i think the reason why arnold and i are friends is because we both admire great leadership. we talked about ronald reagan. ronald reagan enabled people to play at a much higher level than they would normally play. when we think about great leaders like winston churchill, those people over there, every night they were bombed, every night they had rubble in the street, and he went on to say we we would never give in. these kinds of leaders allow us to reform and accomplish real things in our lifetime. when i think about ronald reagan i think about the resurgence of america. i think about that night when we all watched that berlin wall, and people who jumped on that wall with their little hammers, and i'm not sure what they were pounding, maybe they were pounding out their hopes, and their dreams, a

democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders as well as john kasich expressed their solidarity. and donald trump and ted cruz promised a strong response to terrorism. >> the first priority of the commander and chief should be keeping america safe. >> meanwhile hillary clinton is looking to extend her delegate lead over bernie sanders, and donald trump's challengers hope they can win enough delegates to take it to a contested convention in july. >>> in cuba in july, president obama says that the terror bombings in belgium is another reason to unite against terrorism. it gave the president a chance to direct the cuban people directly. president obama again pushed to lift the u.s. trade embargo. i have come here to bury the last remnant of the cold war in the americas. >> after his speech, the president met with cuban dissidents critical of raul castro's government. it will wrap up his visit to havana by taking in a baseball game with the tampa bay rays and the cuban national team. >>> and a hearing pitting the fbi against apple over a locked iphone. both are due in court later tod

kasich: thank you. thank you. thank you, everybody. well, let me just say to begin, by the way, that is the case express. -- kasich express. rolling. it just keeps rolling along. i want to say word about nancy reagan, because today my wife is going with me for a couple of days on the trail. and i am thrilled that she is going to be with me. my staff is thrilled because they say that she keeps me in line. i have a sense that was a little bit that way with nancy reagan and her husband, and she looked out for him every step of the way. and she made sure that the people who were -- [laughter] >> you have got a little hair on you. gov. kasich: she didn't do that. she made sure the people who were around him, were committed to what he believed in. she was an incredible lady. she was very strong, and a total class act. and i have got to tell you, she is now with her ronnie and with the lord, and it is great. so god bless them, and god bless america for what ronald reagan and nancy reagan did for this country. [applause] i do not know how much you really know about arnold. you know about him as the terminator, you know about him a

well, let me just say to begin -- by the way, that is the kasich express.just keeps rolling along. i do want to say a word about nancy reagan. listen, today, my wife is going with you for a couple days on the trail. i'm thrilled that she is going to be with me. my staff is thrilled because they say that she needs me online. -- me in line. i have a sense it was that way with nancy reagan interest, that she worked out -- if you reagan and her husband, that w orked out for him every step of the way -- she didn't do that, sweetie. >> [laughter] gov. kasich: she majored the people who were around him were committed to what he believed in, and she was an incredible lady. she was very strong, and a total class act. nowt to tell you, she's with her ronnie and the lord, so god bless them and god bless america for what ronald reagan and nancy reagan did for this country. >> [applause] gov. kasich: i don't know how much you really know about arnold. you know about him as the terminator, as the big actor. he'll be on this new, great show, "the celebrity apprentice." yo

kasich enjoyed this moment, expressing love for ohio. here' s a portion of what he says his campaign is all about. mr. kasich: i look into your eyes. you want to believe, believe again we can have job security. it you want to believe that wages can rise. you want to believe that your children will have a better america than what we got from our mothers and fathers. that is the great american legacy. we put one foot in front of the other. tonight, i will not take the low road to the highest office in the land. we can go to washington in the first 100 days, fix these problems with the shock and all agenda that can pass. i think we can rally the people in washington. before we are republicans and democrats, we are americans and we have an obligation. putting their confidence in me, principles can work. common sense can work. shifting power and money and influence from washington and moving it to where we live which empowers us, that is the direction for our country. we' ve got one more trip around ohio this coming fall, where we will become

we've also received statements from john kasich, mitch mcconnell, attorney general expressing their sympathy and comfort that the reagans will be reunited in heaven. condolences from national and local leaders are pouring in tonight. you can go to fox19now.com for an in-depth look at her legacy, as well as a heart-warming photo gallery filled with pictures of many special times for the former first lady and president reagan. a gorgeous spring-like weather this afternoon, but it's not over. meteorologist matt holiner is in for the chief tonight, with some good news. steve cam new tonight police are investigating a shooting in west price hill. this shooting happened late this afternoon on trenton avenue. we're told the victim was found outside of his car with multiple gunshot wounds. emergency crews rushed him to u-c medical center for surgery and he is expected to survive. police have not released the victim's name or any information about possible suspects. a norwood caretaker is under arrest tonight, charged with an unthinkable crime. police say this man, timothy bray, is charged with rape.

john kasich has released a statement expressing solidarity with the people of belgium. he writes in part "along with every american, i am sickened by the pictures of carnage. we and our allies must rededicate ourselves to values of freedom and human rights. we must utterly reject the use of deadly acts of terror." already having a ripple effect here at home. lisa: wlwt news 5' s brian hamrick is live at cvg, with a area. brian. o' brien: did not only -- brian events in brussels have a ripple : effect across the globe, even here at cvg. but the way the attack happened the bombs went off in an area before screening. cvg and in washington -- they' re saying nothing so far. here' s what you may not know. they' re in a difficult position. they' re basically responsible for screening, making sure banned items do not go beyond they' re not responsible for policing, they call airport any security increases not related to screening will have to come from airport police. they can increase their presence. we talked with air travel expert jay ratliff. he says they can bring in more

kasich has repeatedly expressed a loss in the buckeye state would be the end of the line for him. but he did get support this week from a very unlikely source. gop rival and florida senator, marco rubio. who is asking his supporters to vote for kasich in ohio. the rubio campaign saying it believes kasich is the only candidate who can stop trump in ohio. according to a new fox news poll, that may be true. kasich is leading trump by five points. jock jack tory of the "columbus dispatch" joins us now. thank you for joining us. >> glad to be here. >> we see that kasich -- beyond the margin of error is leading, 34% to donald trump's 29%. but i want to ask you, if the ohio voters do, in fact, select governor kasich, is that a speed bump for donald trump, or is that a -- a wall for donald trump, for lack of better words? what type of effect would that have on his campaign? >> i think the actual effect would be this is part of a growing republican strategy to stop trump. they need rubio to win florida, and kasich to carry ohio. and there's this little unwritten detant going on. rubio is n

ohio governor and presidential candidate john kasich just released a statement expressing solidarity with he writes in part "along with every american, i am sickened by the pictures of carnage... we and our allies must rededicate ourselves to values of freedom and human rights. we must uttlerly reject the use of deadly acts of terror." the today show will have updates on the attacks throughout the morning. vice president joe biden is in town this morning.. our crew downtown tells us that fifth street at vine is closed in preparation for biden's arrival air force two is at c-v-g this morning. wlwt has been live there all morning. the vice president is in town to speak at a fundraising breakfast for senate candidate ted strickland. we caught video of his motorcade arriving overnight. expect to see similar scenes later today as the vice president leaves. the breakfast he's attending will take place at the westin. it's closed to the public. windy and warmer today. winds 10-20mph gusting to 30mph. highs will hit the low 60s this afternoon. sunshine expected through the day. counties, whic

ted cruz, donald trump and john kasich all expressing doubt. >> and meanwhile trump's embattled campaigneporter. trump and standing by his man and placing the blame on the reporter. lewandowski this morning is saying he was responding to a perceived threat against mr. trump. with all of that in mind, we have this race covered as only cnn can. dana bash is live with in milwaukee. take it away. >> good morning. and it is true that things have unravld in a way that nobody expected. especially when you think about the pledge. the whole reason it exists is because party leaders were concerned that donald trump would be the one to leave and run as a third party candidate. now it seems the other two remaining candidates are really skeptical about supporting him. things have gotten so ugly all three went back on their promises to support the nominee. >> do you continue to pledge to support the nominee? >> no i don't anymore. >> that after ted cruz refused to back trump after being asked three times. >> i'm not in the habit of supporting someone who attacks my wife and family. that is going beyon

nothing out of the ordinary but it something like it ohio governor john kasich took onto twitter release a statement -- i want to express my solidarity with the people of belgium after the attacks that took place in brussels along sickened by the pictures of the carnagewica the injuries and by the loss of life. t >> donald trump also weighed in -- bring her how beautiful and safe place that brussels was, it is from a different world, the us must be vigilant and smart. reacted hosting pictures similar to the images after paris attack manya have been sending good thoughts and prayers to the victims and families stay tuned to fox 8 news and fox 8.comms for the latest on the attacks in brussels will have continuing but to give you lots of local headlines, a situation on the road as cleveland police involved in a standoff with two teenagers,ol 16 and 17 are males inside of a stolen car and ems arrived essentially a gunfight, police arrived trying to negotiate who came out of the car when the mother of one of the suspects arrived, they were wanted in connection with several robberies they surrendered without incident and take

kasich was the runner-up. and today, mayor deblasio expressed his feelings about the front-runner donald trump. didn't realize this was in question. behaves like a racist. speaks like a racist. of course, @ real donald trump is a racist. responding from a tweet from musician john legend who called trump a racist. >>> march madness is in the air and today it swept through new york city. steve overmyer has more on how the ncaa tournament will have a very local feel. >> really exciting to watch this game out there at the garden. march madness is kind of like the rebirth of the sports year. every conference holds a tournament. granting the winner an automatic bid to the dance. well, this year, four, maybe five local teams are going to the dance. in the big east championship, seton hall knocked off top seed villanova, after an impressive three days. the pirates beat number five xavier last night and number three villanova less than 24 hours later. for the first time in 23 years, seton hall is big east champions. >>> congratulations to stonybrook for winning the american east champion. the school has

kasich. all this as florida senator is expressing regret over launching personal attacks against donald trumpot a little dirty on the campaign, you got a little naughty out on -- >> first of all, that is not who i am. >> you know what i'm talking about all right? a little bit? >> i would do it differently, i really would. the reason my kids were embarrassed by it. my wife didn't like it. that does not reflect who i am and my campaign will be about. >> do you egret that? >> i would do it differently, yes i would. andrea: donald trump is promising to play nice if his opponent do the same. trump telling sean hannity he plans to act in more presidential manner when the time is right. >> thank gosh. andrea: we can all eat dinner tonight and not throw up a little bit in our mouth. sandra: we watched after the debate and sat on the couch and it was very uncomfortable. we discussed this is turning point in marco rubio's campaign. it didn't work. tried to play donald trump's game. he failed at it. that is big moment. andrea: juan, let's go back to authenticity among candidates. we talked about hillary

the latest in a string of coordinated attacks by radical islamic terrorists.ohn kasich has released a statement. he expressed his solidarity with the people of belgium. he said the u.s. has to redoubleur allies to identify, root out, and destroy the perpetrators of such acts of evil. - we're still waiting for reaction from democratic presidential linton and bernie sanders. >> all right. we hope to hear from them both later on this morning. thank you, julianna. >>> cbs news contributor andournal" columnist peggy noonan is with us and joins us at the table. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> these attacks at brussels come at a very key time in our what impact do you think it will have on american politics? >> well, it's hard to say in a way. what has happened in brussels isd in the general conversation taking place on the gop and the democratic side. what to do about terrorism. it seems to me one of the interesting aspects of this has happened over in brussels is that it is terrorists, we think, that are not certain, isis, are hitting or have hit, at a of european politics. where the european parliament m

kasich during the day. to be honest, i think this crowd expressed there is not a lot of trump support here and they were vocal about it. look, if you're mr. trump, what is the upside and the downside? do you gain anything by being here? to be honest you lose more by being here that has been ruckus and booing. i think that's why he decided not to speak here. >> trump is starting to move toward the general election. does he not need the movement conservatives anymore? >> he has been booed during debates before. it has nothing -- nothing has an affect on this man. not going will not have an affect. he will go to kansas and campaign and it is the smarter decision. those people -- i mean the sort of -- the trump april rat fuss fuss -- apparatus calls them the elite conservatives and they all hate him and are rallying around candidates that can't win. and he's right. i wish he wasn't, but he is. >> sbt this a -- isn't this a time to be unified? the convention is a long way away. why not have the fights now and then worry about unifying in the summer? >> i think if there was a general consensus we were dealing with

kasich: today of course is a sad day for the entire civilized world. mary: presidential hopefuls express sympathy for the victims of the brussels attacks. but where they differ is how to respond to the threat by isis. mrs. clinton: we have to toughen our surveillance, our interception of communication. we also have to toughen, as you say, soft targets with, you know, greater police presence. there is no getting around that. mr. sanders: we need to have significantly improved intelligence, and that intelligence cannot be done just within the united states. mary: ted cruz says police should be able to patrol muslim neighborhoods to prevent halt the president' s ill-advised plan to bring in tens of thousands of syrian muslim refugees. mary: donald trump renewing his proposal to temporarily ban muslims from entering the country. mr. trump: we have no choice, and you' re going to make exceptions on heads of state and certain people and i' saying you don' t do that, but we have a real problem and people do not have any idea about what' s going on. mary: cruz and john kasich both want stronger

. >> rubio and kasich has taken sharp aim on the campaign trail and expressed concerns about the level of victory his campaign has attracted. he'll have a lot more to say about that if he survives tonight. >> i'll be going forward to talk about the deep concerns i have and the way this campaign has been run by some others. today's not the day to do that. >> i'm building things up in my mind. i'm thinking. >> here's the thing. if trump wins ohio and florida, the republican establishment has a choice to make. they either have to get behind trump, cruz or find some way to keep us all dragging out until they get us to the convention floor and then do something about it. could be a complete mess. >> nice analysis. thank you. team coverage continues now from steve whose live from a polling station as well. steve is in miami today. hi, steve. >> gretchen, florida election officials are talking about potentially a historic turnout already in the early voting. 2.1 million ballots cast. when you go around to the polling records, you get a sense among the voters of excitement. i came to vote. >>

he would have come out for marco rubio or john cruz or kasich and done it a couple of months ago before the run away expressnderway. and even if you agree with mitt romney and think that donald trump would be terrible nominee for the republican party. it is it late in the game for romney to do this. he would have to embrace someone and that so far is not willing to do. >> that would be interesting to see if he ever does it. great to have you on the program. thank you so much. >> thank you, jenna. >> so donald trump expected to respond to romney's rebuke in a rally in portland, maine. the rally is underway but the candidate is not there yet. we are waiting to see the exchange might affect trump's campaign going forward. does it hurt his cause or rally his supporters even more. david web is host of the david web show and a fox news contractor and rick ungar is a contributor at forbes.comand cohost of steel and unger on sirius xm. david, what did you think when the standard bearer of the party gives a blistering criticism of the guy who is the front runner are this time around. >> i am going to go back to what

romney has openly expressed opposition to the real estate mogul winning the g-o-p nomination.he endorsed ohio governor john kasich last week.but now says republicans should back senator ted cruz... saying he's the only the war of words between donald trump and fox news is back on.the latest round started friday night on twitter... when trump referred to fox news host megyn kelly as "sick" and "overrated".fox news fired back... accusing the real estate mogul of making "sexist verbal assaults" against kelly... and said he had an "extreme, sick obsession" with her. this morning... a south carolina city is mourning the loss of one of its police officers... who was gunned down by a suicidal man.officer allan jacobs... a four and a half year veteran of greenville's police force... tried to stop known gang member deonte mackey.but officials say mackey ran off... hid around the corner of a nearby home... and ambushed jacobs.mackey called the police department a short time later... told officer he was going to shoot himself... multi-million dollar ruling.a major blow to a media company... accused of posting a sex tape fea

trump tweets out first 140 characteristics typically robust donald trump stuff john kasich a major statement, expressing great length solidarity with people around the world doesn't feel like really connecting. >> you bring up very good point, the american people, have been desensitized to all these political statements. >> they don't want to -- >> it is a good point you make. >> as we've done with best of intentions but just sounds like political correctness we stand with people of belgium not talking about eiffel tower lit in color with belgium flag greet but not dealing with -- >> better than o nothing that is what we've got from this president,again, is radio silence. >> point out he has planned to go to cuba, oumh obviously before this happened in cuba already, so, you know, then it happened you have to expect phones information statements that he could be giving, at this point the way david cameron did to say we stand with brussels we have not harder from president yet. >> again i think comes to i am sure trying to figure out what is going on how to respond it is unfortunately the timing unfortuna

. >> abrupt ending to john kasich by taking a few questions regarding recent comments from donald trump. the governor there expressingrfect for trump supporters. as he is seeing some progress in wisconsin right now, the latest, marquette university poll shows that governor kasich is in third place but he's closed the gap separating him and trump significantly over the past week or so. but governor kasich, pretty fiery there, responding to some of the proposals from donald trump and ted cruz regarding policing muslims. kasich is new york city, and we'll continue to follow all of the developments from the campaign trail. up next, "andrea mitchell reports." when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop i

of these phenomena like immigration, but also income inequalities expressing itself on the right and left. if you are a moderate, a kasich or establishment republican, you are criticize because you are compromised moving to the middle. bernie sanders look is to the far lef. he was like he will not get the nomination. we write about that in this book. the book is made up of some of the top scholars in the world writing about polarization for the media, the judiciary, the voters, in congress, and state legislatures. it is the first time we have all of that together. no one has brought it all together. we do that in this book. host: speaking about state issues, you and your colleagues write this. guest: we have all kinds of unintended consequences when reform occurs. i think that what is happening overall the state level is the party'she dominant redistricting in a way for state, senate, and house seats to make sure they continue to dominate. until we have another census, we will not see that change. i accuse both parties of doing that. no one is out there saying let us have more competitive districts. by the way, other nat

kasich, it was anti-trump. five words, america is counting on you. he is expressingfor him, they think that not just is ohio at stake here, they think the future of the party is at stake, they think the presidency is at stake. when i talked to the head of the party here he said, look, chris, you know ohio, you know this voter base. there is no way if donald trump is the nominee of the republican party that we don't lose ohio and if we lose ohio we lose the presidency. they're nervous, but they do feel, though, that they have a little bit of energy going on. you know, it is worth pointing out that mitt romney did win here and he seemed to fire up the crowds so we'll see what happens, but this race is unbelievably close. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," pete rose calls an error on donald trump and later we're breaking out the maps to see where bernie sanders goes after tonight if he doesn't get another michigan miracle. >>> plus. >> he's always calling me little marco. >> he's taller than me,' 6'2", which is why i don't understand why his hands are the size of a guy t

expressed. this is such a time. i feel confident that were governor kasich the president of the united states, as i suspect the other two candidates, would speak strongly, directly, and forthrightly on past of the american people. david: but, again, governor, it appears, whether you're talking about republicans or democrats that folks want outside the system. they don't want to stay within the system. they want somebody to really shake things up like they never have been before particularly in light of things that are threatening. >> donald trump has taken that part well. as has others and we'll see how it turn out in november? david: as you well know, some republicans very much against donald trump want governor kasich to pull out so that they can unite with an anti-trump candidate, and cruz would be that guy. why do you not share in that view? >> i think there's a growing certainty that no one is going to get 1237 votes, not trump or cruz or kasich and that we're going to have a quite different republican convention. it certainly not unique. there have been 10 other times and in part of history when that has occur

expressed no interest. >> we'll get a little bit more into that later in the show. randall pinkston thank you. >>> and as randall mentioned john kasichured his first big win in his home state of ohio. he presented himself as the moderate alternative in the race, but is that enough to take him to the convention? lisa stark reports. >> reporter: john kasich will spending the day in pennsylvania as he continues to complain for the presidency, one of only three candidates still in the hunt. he was jubilant as he thanked his supporters last night after winning ohio and winning it quite handily. the polls were close, but kasick beat donald trump by more than 10 percentage points with ted cruz coming in a distant third. kasick says he is really the establishment-lane candidate. that's how his folks see it, but he also knows that outsiders are playing in the election, and tried to channel a little bit of that last night. >> forget the politics, forget the pollsters, for get all of the focus groups, because i rep sent you, and it is my job to listen to you, and then it's my job to go and fix the problems, and if that means at times i have to

john kasich saying i want to express my solidarity with the people of belgium in the aftermath of the attacks that took place in brussels. along with every american i'm sickened by the pictures of the carnage, injuries and loss of life. we're waiting on statement from some of the other candidates here on the political scene. can you imagine those will be rolling in throughout the course of the morning. additional stepped up security at the metro system in washington, d.c. and new york police department are stepping up security in new york. no specific threat here at this point that officials are talking about in the united states but a general concern from law enforcement that seeing these images of the attacks in belgium could inspire people with similar ideologies based in the united states to step out on their own. that's the so-called lone wolf attack that law enforcement officials fear so much because it's so difficult to preempt and stop those attacks. now authorities here in the united states on the look out. >>> joining us now on the set, former director of the cia and chairma

expression doesn't even change. >> and trump g.o.p. rival senator ted cruz and governor john kasichthe opportunity to hit at trump and take on his character. >> well, it's a very sad development. and this is the consequence of the culture of the trump campaign. the abusive culture. when you have a campaign that is[f built on personal insults, on attacks, and now physical violence. that has no place in a political campaign. it has no place in our democracy. and i think it is a really unfortunate development, but i do think it helps clarify for the voters what the trump campaign is all about. >> we probably would suspend somebody. you know, it would depend what it is and what the evidence was. but when we see things that we think are inappropriate, we takerz action. and that's what i would do. and it's up to him. i mean, everybody is innocent until proven guilty. however, when we see things that are very disturbing, we then take action and i think that's what needs to be done but that's trump's call, not mine. >> the "on the record" political panel is here. "fortune magazine" nina eas

expression on her face. >> all of this comes as trump, ted cruz and john kasich wouldn't say definitively at a town hall whetherhey would back the eventual nominee. it comes as this new tape has also been released of more violence at a trump rally on tuesday. authorities say they are looking for two men they say pepper sprayed a 19 and 15-year-old girl protesting at that rally. police say one of the males groped the 15-year-old when she pushed him away. got reporters ready to bring us the latest news from the republican and democratic races. we start with kelly o'donnell who is live in wisconsin following the trump campaign. kelly, let's start with the video we just showed our viewers. what, if anything, is the trump team saying about that? >> reporter: well, we have had no comments specifically on that incident. typically what they have said when there have been scuffles or protest clashes or things like that, they talk about the fact that their campaign runs private events and that things that happen outside are not their direct responsibility. that is typically what they have said in past instances. nothing

attacking john kasich, and i think this change in tone is because of the rise kasich has in the polls, and marco rubio expressed a little regret about the way he has been handling donald trump. >> in terms of things of the personal stuff, at the end of the day, that's not something i am totally proud of, and my kids were embarrassed by it and if i had to do it again, i wouldn't. >> all the candidates coming with something to prove, and a number will be meeting with jeb bush and it will be interesting to see if they -- any of them can get an endorsement. you need to prove to voters you are a viable candidate and they are not wasting votes on you before we get to their home states, ohio and florida. >> marco rubio, heavy with regret, and he said mostly because it didn't work. that's his big regret. tonight donald trump and his rivals facing off in the final debate before the huge states of florida and ohio. winner take all. jake tapper will moderate the cnn debate. >>> cnn goes one-on-one with donald trump. he spells out his plans for combating radical islam, though that's not what he called it and the use of tor

kasich still trails trump by six points. in marco rubio's home state of florida, trump is ahead by 23 points. rubio's numbers have been on a downward spiral and he expressed second thoughts about his recent personal attacks against trump. >> in terms of things that have to do with personal stuff, at the end of the day that's not something i'm entirely proud of. my kids were embarrassed by it. and i -- you know, if i had to do it again i wouldn't. >> former candidate jeb bush plans to meet with rubio, cruz and kasich, but not trump. if it's unclear if he will make an endorsement before the primaries. >>> at least three deaths are being blamed on a series of storms battering the gulf coast and the south. 25 million people are under the threat of floods and thousands of people have been evacuated. some of the worst flooding is in louisiana. last night, governor bell edwards declared a state of emergency. and the torrential rain and flooding hasn't stopped drivers from trying to cross flooded out roads. in ada, a section of interstate 20 was closed after powerful floodwaters carried away two semis. one into the median. one right off the road. and in boser cit

expressing concern and major funders of hits campaign are meeting in miami today. >> florida is next tuesday's biggest prize. contests will be held in illinois, north carolina and ohio. ohio is john kasich's home state and the latest polls have the governor in a tight battle with trump there. >>> president obama is said to have narrow'd hills list of possible supreme court nominees, saying the president is interviewing five candidates, all federal judges. three serve in washington, d.c. with that is not republicans have vowed to not even consider a nomination to replace justice scalia something democratic paul schumer called part of a pattern. >> it's not just with the supreme court that the republican majority is not doing their job. it's about appointments up and down the line. it's no surprise then that the number of judicial emergencies have tripled since republicans gained the majority in 2015. >> attorney general loretta lynch removed herself from consideration, saying the nomination process would interfere with her current job. >> the leader of canada, the prime minister justin trudeau is meeting with president obama in washington. al jazeera's mike viqueira has more on the goals o

today with the people of brussels" john kasich/ r presidential candidate : "today of course is a sad day for the entire civilized world." presidential hopefuls express sympathy for the victims of the brussels attacks. but where they differ -- is how to respond to the threat by isis. hillary clinton/ d presidential candidate : "we have to toughen our surveillance, our interception of communication, we also have to toughen, as you say, soft targets with you know, presence, there is no getting around that." bernie sanders/ d presidential candidate : "we need to have significantly improved intelligence, and that intelligence cannot be done just within the united states." ted cruz says police should be able to patrol muslim neighborhoods to prevent radicalization. ted cruz/r presidential candidate : "we need to immediately halt the president's ill- advised plan to bring in tens of thousands of syrian muslim refugees." donald trump renewing his proposal to temporarily ban muslims from entering the country. donald trump/ r candidate : "we have no choice...and you're gonna make exceptions on heads of state and certain people and i'm not saying you don't do

governor kasich created this organization five years ago to handle economic development deals in hopes of expanding >>> if you shop at aldie, use mastercard, and american express will be accepted there and they're hoping it will pull customers away from stores like target and wal-mart. adding healthier choices. >>> and mcdonald's getting into virtual reality but not here in america. in sweden, the happy meal box will turn into a card board virtual reality headset. and it's folded along perforateed lines and you put creates virtual reality goggles for 360-degrees vows similar to google's cardboard goggles. you try saying that, too. >>> and next, nude photos of high school students posted online and police have a person of interest. >> and we are also gearing up for our after she. you can catch us on facebook. we're going to go live around, around 7:30. and in the meantime, we're coming back with the morning (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep soc

express enough gratitude for the support this community has given me. >> reporter: polls show a win for rubio would be a major upset and john kasich is within striking distance and a win would inject new life into his campaign. if he pulls it off, donald trump is expected to proclaim victory in most of the states tuesday and hillary clinton and bernie sanders are talking about the g.o.p. frontrunner more and more on the campaign trail. tomorrow that can send a strong message that love trumps hate. >> reporter: clinton is poised to win the most states tuesday and sanders could keep the overall vote and pledge the delegate count across the board meaning it will be difficult for the former secretary of state to lock up the nomination soon. >> reporter: a pivotal moment and for millions cast ballots a powerful voice and latest stage in the race for president. >> a lot of that power in ohio today and let's not forget about ted cruz. he may not win a state tonight but the three states will award delegates proportionally on the delegate side f. he keeps it close with the delegate count with donald trump means he will be the closest competitor and it moves on after

ted cruz is pulling a lot, kasich is pulling a lot of votes and those votes are getting taken away from marco and going to donald trump. >> the senator expressed concerns how difficult it would the gop nominee if it is donald trump. they took a pledge saying we will support each other but he seems to be wavering saying it is hard to stand potentially what donald trump could stand for as a candidate. how do you think that the gop gets it together for the general? >> it is not just rubio, it is kasich, it is getting harder and harder to back donald trump if he is going to be the nominee. ultimately it will come down to whether you will have a broken convention or not. if you are, it is fireworks in cleveland to determine, are we really going to put donald trump as our nominee against hillary clinton? and many people say he has no shot against hillary clinton. i would be one of them. >> you were telling us that earlier. you think out of all the candidates up now against hillary clinton, you only believe rubio would really pull it out. in the state of florida. >> in the state of florida i thing he would have the best shot, that is not even to say

kasich in new york city had to say this. chris? >> i want to make clear to all of you here, for those people who are fervent trump supporters, their frustrations and expressions do not fall on deaf ears for me. i know many of the trump supporters fear for the security of their jobs and believing that politicians don't care about them as they see the rich get richer and they are increasingly stuck without wage increases. >> he's making the appeal, but can it work? >> that's the basic strategy and tactic that kasich can use even if he gets the hundred percent of the delegates. he would not reach the majority. and his only hope is for a contested convention and delegates that are supporting other candidates and put them over the top. and he's smart to reach out. i hear your message and if trump is not the person you end up voting for, you will vote for me. and will put him over the top as the nominee. >> chris wallace, thank you. and coming up on fox news sunday this weekend, chris will sit down, yes, with donald trump. check your local listings for the time it airs in your air on the big fox. >>> and now a fox news alert. four policemen killed after an explosio

expression on senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's face. let's check the mitch mcconnell emotion start to find out where he stands on john kasich. is he sad? is he happy? is he surprised? is he excited? or is he angry? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: everyone's angry. in nonpolitical news, here's something of note for "star wars" fans who are also expecting a child. baby names based on the characters from "star wars: the force awakens" are very popular. people are giving kids names like rae and kylo. new kardashian. but for anyone else. i have to say i feel like if you're naming your baby after a movie character, maybe you're not ready to have baby. i the good news is "star wars" fans are finally having sex so that's good. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: meanwhile, in marijuana news, as you may know the legalize pot industry is lucrative. they estimate by 2020 marijuana by bill in $44 billion a year. even though it's legal they've had trouble integrating with mainstream advertising. people don't want to run ads and ad companies don't -- the marijuana industry is looking to rebrand itself. they want to change t

express themselveses and their freedom of speech. >> trump blames the problems on taunting from bernie sanders' fans and that's a claim that bernie sanders calls a outright lie. >> john kasich getting some help on the campaign trail from former presidential candidate mitt romney. nbc news has announced that romney will appear with kasich at two stops in ohio and this is video of kasich's stop in youngstown. within the last hour, romney was not there yet. >>> florida, illinois, missouri, north carolina and ohio all hold primaries tomorrow. florida, illinois and ohio are winner-take-all states and florida is the big prize with 99 delegates at stake. and marco rubio is campaigning hard in his home state. this is video at a meet and greet in jacksonville. rubio says he must win his home state of florida to keep the conservative movement from getting hijacked by front-runner donald trump. >>> ted cruz is on the campaign trail in illinois this morning and he's the second delegate in the delegate count to trump at this point and needs every win that he can get to stay competitive. >>> former president bill clinton is also on the campaign trail this morning and he's also rallying v