in either of both those states. montel williams is supporting john kasich and he raises an interesting point. >> neil, let's make sure we understand what he's saying. he said i'm winning by a lot in ohiohe's only winning by 5% on a quinnipiac poll, which back in october he was winning by 21%. if you look at john kasich, in october he was at 13%. he's now at 26%. he's still growing where donald has hit his limit and that 5% is within the margin of error. >> fair enough. but what do you make of it, that obviously donald trump, this would be slaying the two beasts that are threats to him right now, if he can beat marco rubio in florida, as he hopes to do, if he can beat ted cruz in texas and if he can beat your guy, governor kasich in ohio. regardless of your opinions, would you say that would be a triple death blow? >> i think it would be a blow, but you have to deal with the other 15 states in the midwest. and donald trump is not going to take them all. hopefully, and i think he's going to clearly show you how he will smack rubio. rubio is going down, because people can see through the fact that we have a person that hasn't accomplished a single thing at all, and we see what has happen

john kasich and ben carson both in single digits. well, now ohio governor john kasich's senior adviser is tweeting this, quote, with the florida implosion, marco rubio needs to withdraw from the race and support john kasich who will win ohio and trounce hillary clinton in november, end quote. let's talk about it with pennsylvania senator pat toomey, a rubio supporter. well, that certainly came out of nowhere today, senator. >> yeah. how many votes have been counted in florida? look, i think the truth is that the race is increasingly becoming clear as a -- heading towards a two-man race between donald trump and marco rubio. marco has been consistently moving the race in that direction, and when we get there, marco rubio's going to win that race because in a head-to-head match-up with donald trump, marco gets a far larger portion of republican primary voters. >> yeah, but he's not getting it right now, that's the key. he's not getting it right now, and in that florida poll, that's not good news for rubio today, that he's down that much in florida. >>

last night in trump's victory speech he took a good jab at governor kasich. >> we're going to do very well in ohio. that's good. it's always nice to be beating the governor. >> trump isn't wrorng ng. he's leading kasich in ohio. buckeye state. we'll see what happens. the ohio primary is in 20 days on march 15th. >> tia: avon lake is getting a major upgrade to the water plant. they invested in clear well that will allow avon lake to store 3 million gallons of water ready for use at any time. the system is expected to be up and flowing by 2017. >>> parents will certainly love this. the ohio senate passed a bill that will set a three-day sales tax holiday to help back-to-school shoppers reduce the cost of clothing and school supplies. if the one-year extension of the program goes well, it could become an annual event. >>> there's a big push nationally and here in the cleveland area for more science >> brian: those, of course, are the skills our kids need to compete in the future, right? the majority will be in the science and technology fields. jobs, tons of them. nichole vrsansky shows us what the o

had ecould beat kasich in ohio, he could beat rubio in florida and it could all begin next tuesday in texas where he beats ted cruz. >> reporter: the rival is up for a lone star state showdown. katy tur, nbc news, houston. >> i'm hallie jackson in texas, a state where they remember the alamo, but it's a different kind of battle. a new poll shows ted cruz is up double digits over donald trump. >> it is good to be home. >> reporter: nationally, though, he's neck and neck with marco rubio for second place. the two fighting to be the trump alternative. trump picked up delegates and time attacking rubio instead? >> hallie, that's an interesting question given that i am the candidate who has consistently pointed out donald trump's liberal record. >> it hasn't worked yet? >> at this point, he's won two of the first three states. and i've won one. >> reporter: cruz looking now to super tuesday in texas, where today he won the endorsement of the governor. in his home state where he must win, his confident campaign pointing to 27,000 volunteers here. rubio's campaign equally confident in their

he can beat kasich in ohio. he can beat rubio in florida and it can all can begin in next tuesday in texas ted cruz is suddenly the first one voted off the island. setting the rivals up showdown. houston. >> reporter: i'm hallie jackson in texas, a state where they remember the alamo, but it's a different kind of ted cruz is winning here. a new poll shows he's up double digits over donald trump, 15 points. home. >> reporter: nationally though, he's neck and neck with marco rubio for second place. the two fighting to be the trump alternative but fighting each other first, all while trump picks up delegates and momentum. you worry you're wasting your time instead? >> that's an interesting question candidate on the debate stage who has consistently pointed out donald trump's liberal record. that it hasn't worked yet? >> well, at this point he's won two of the first three states and i've won one. >> reporter: cruz looking now to super tuesday in texas where today he won the governor. in his home state where he must w

. @>> i saw on our website today @that trump actually leads john @kasich in ohio, which is @interesting. @let's turn now to the @democrats. @bernie sanders will be in -- on @thursday. @>> hillary clinton opening her @east side office tomorrow @night. @timing a coincidence, i'm sure. @it's have barack obama had his @offices twice. @>> a lot going on. @>> thank you, tom berras. @>> you bet. @>>> back here in cuyahoga @county with less than a month @before the election, tim @mcginty and mike o'mally @including the handling of the @tamir rice case and involvement @in the commute. @the city club hosted the @debate. @voters would decide on the @county's next prosecutor on the @march 15th primary. @>> a holiday saving you money @in stores could return this @summer, but only temporarily. @in a bill moving through the @legislature. @shoppers get a three-daybreak @from the sales tax. @if that bill passes, you can @enjoy it august 5th through the @7th. @>>> the greater cleveland food @bank today, all in an effort to @drive out hunger. @the game kicked off the annual @harvest for food fun drive. @t

. @>> trump leads kasich in ohio. @kasich camp calls that a margin @of error. @points to kasich's double digit @lead over hillary clinton. @trump just squeaks by her 44% @to 42%. @a poll shows much the same. @kasich behind trump, but @beating clinton by double @digits. @trump just 2%. @>> i'm going all the way. @>> thank you all very much. @>> as we look at it, we're @reminded they're trying to push @>> that's exactly what's going @on. @last man standing, that's @exactly what's happening. @rubio's camp trying to make the @case that he's the one that's @more electable and appealing @and kasich could get out. @>> we'll see if kasich's @comments today are seen as @confidence or last ditch @wishful thinking. @>>> now the baldwin wallace @poll shows -- that's a big if @right there. @tomorrow. @>> tomorrow morning. @that baldwin wallace poll shows @him barely beating hillary @clinton. @a squeaker. @souper tuesday will tell the @tale for all these candidates @still left fighting each other. @>> once again, back in ohio, @trump and clinton still the @front runners. @>>

ohio governor -- john kasich. new polling shows trump has about a five percent lead over kasich in ohio. again -- 'super tuesday' is next tuesday. 595 delegates will be up for grabs. the month of march will be a very decisive one. some of the less candidates continue to shoot themselves in the foot. dr ben carson argues president obama didn't grow up black... and john kasich spouted this doozie earlier this week. "and many women who left their kitchens to out and go door to door and to put yard signs up for me " oh boy... a female voter addressed him after and said i support you but i didn't leave my kitchen. he apologized. kasich only got 3.6% of the nevada caucus vote. ben carson only 4.8% celine dion is husband rene angelil's dream... and taking the stage once again at caesars palace. "nats of singing last night was her first time back on stage last night was her first time back on stage following his death. she started the owith a 10 minute performance dedicated to angelil, who lost his battle with cancer earlier this year. the show was live-streamed to fans around the world. having

leads a little over kasich in ohio. we haven't had a lot of good polling out of texas but ted cruz had got to make progress in headquarter a hurry. >> thank much. exciting times. . cold weather helps macy's fourth quarter reports. that where we begin. a chilly january grows strong demand for boots and jackets to help lift sales. overall, profit and revenue fell for the year. something macy's ceo called disappointing. he said the company is exploring options for its real estate portfolio. >> there is value here. where i had stores in the past that i wasn't sure who might want them, i'm learning turn that over to experts and they will figure that out. people who do this for a living. i'm quite excited about the possibilities that we have to use our real estate to capture the value, but at the same time we're going to stay investment gray. we're not going to do anything crazy or short term here. >> shares gained 3% to 4231. viacom said it has been approached interested in buying a minority stake in paramount pictures. >>> c

kasich. true. in the latest match up, he beat her the best and when it comes to ohio, in a country mile. by 17 points. he joins us now. governor, good to have you. >> thanks, neil. >> your state is a very important state, probably an understatement. you got a big battle coming up there. do you think right now, not even lookinging at the number, that you have to win your state, you have to beat donald trump? >> yeah, i have to win ohio. of course i have to and we will. look, i mean, we've got marco, who's trailing by like 20 points in florida. and i don't know how ted's going to do in texas. we'll have to see, but in ohio, i'm running even with him right now. head to head, i beat him by 18 points, but i have to win ohio. i mean, what are you kidding? of course i do. >> that's not -- that's a winner take all-state. 66 delegates. that should change the math mightily. but you're saying if you don't win it, pack up? >> oh, yeah. pack up if we don't win in ohio. that's for sure. but here's the thing, neil, that why is it that i'm beating hillary by more than you know, anybody else in the field

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deirdre: kasich supporter and senator rob portman of ohio is with me now. senator, thanks so much in advance for the time. >> thank you, deirdre. deirdre: what do you make of kasich potentially falling behind in his home state? do you believe those polls? >> well, look, i mean every poll has been wrong so far but i think if the polls were right, it shows john's up there at the top. he and trump are probably within the margin of error with each other. i think we'll do well in ohio. we have strong state party and the party is strongly behind john. his approval ratings in ohio are astronomical, compared to any other governor running for president very high. people in ohio like him. they know he is guy who gets things done. the reason he would be such a good president, deirdre, he has done for ohio what has to happen in washington, d.c. get the budget deficit under control. not by raising taxes but by growing the economy and dealing with economic growth issues in the nation he did in ohio, taking us from 48th in the country to top 10 in the country. that's why people like him in ohio. i

in ohio. we will win ohio. sheree: governor kasich will give his state of the state address after super-tuesday and primary day in ohio. kasich' s spokesman says he' ll give the address april sixth in marietta ohio. kasich made history in 2012 when he took the address outside columbus for the first time in recent history. this is unusually late for the state of the state. mike: price hill chili is back open today after the restaurant' s owner was laid to it was closed on monday so family, friends, and staff could attend the funeral of chris beltsos. the owner and co-founder of price hill chili died thursday after losing his battle to cancer. friends say he worked closely with the boys club and supported elder high school. >> the service is great. i think that' s what helped build the business. and we' ve known kids that have come out of elder h.s. that started working here and are still here. and they' re 40-45-years-old. mike: several people we talked to stopping by for lunch said beltsos was a great businessman. and they wanted to s

ohio governor -- john kasich. new polling shows trump has about a five percent lead over kasich in ohio. again -- 'super tuesday' is next 595 delegates will be up for grabs. the month of march will be a very decisive one. dave and maria? ted cruz rounded out the top three. the texas senator says he won't be discouraged by the third place finish because he believes he's the only candidate who can beat donald trump. "at this point we've had four primaries. history teaches us that nobody has ever won the nomination without winning the first three primaries... and there are only two people who have won one of the first two primaries. (cheers)" cruz says super tuesday will be the biggest day of his campaign talked to say the race is between him and donald trump. they also say he's the candidate to take hillary clinton out of the race. republican front runner trump made a surprise stop at palo verde high school ahead of tuesday's caucus. trump took pictures with supporters and promised the crowd he'd make america great again. trump also thanked everyone for caucusing... telling fox5 he had a f

in ohio, and floridians know him. he's popular in that state. he's favored to win on the 15th. bill: what about trump-rubio, what about trump-kasich>> i think cruz will win texas. but i think ohio is a combat area and i have respect for john who said on this show he will beat him when he gets there. bill: you just said cruz wins texas? i haven't heard a lot of people say that. if he can't win next primary process he won't be viable. bill: donald trump with sean hannity on his definition of conservative. >> i i have have much evolved. but if you look at my real conservative credentials, they say he's not a true conservative. jeb and others are saying he's not a true conservative. because that's when i came up and said i'm a common sense conservative. >> define that. >> the hard-core conservatives don't think he's one of them on pro-life and other issues. there has been an evolution on life and i think that happens to a lot of people. he's not going to say he's a thinking conservative. the key thing is every issue of that's undefined he has to started defining more carefully. bill: do you read much into the turnout? i ask you becaus

in kasich's home state of ohio. >> scott pelley special coverage starting at 10:00 p.m. tomorrow. right here on local 12. don't forget, kentucky's republican caucuses are this saturday. be sure to check where to vote in your county. >> breaking news, a butler county school campus is still on lock down. crews were called in madison township just minutes ago. two people are shot. we have a crew headed there right now. we'll update this story as we get more information here on fwr and local12.com. >> a local university will students and faculty today. dr. h. james williams. the welcome at 1:30 in the university's library. williams officially assumed the role on march 15th. expect sunny skies, but that doesn't mean clear skies for long of the >> the wind will be lighter today compared to yesterday. we'll top out between 50 and 55 degrees. any clouds that we have now will space themselves out and ranging from 40 in wilmington to the mid 40s at the international airport an in harrison. coming up, rain and storms forecast tomorrow. especially dur

that is ohio governor john kasich, campaigning in georgia. making stops in atlanta and sandy springs to make his pitch to super tuesday voters, he shared his vision with stuart varney on fox business. >> i clearly have the best record, the best accomplishments of anybody in the race. we balanced the federal budget with my friend pete domenici, we created jobs, had surpluses, paid down debt. reformed welfare, i was a pentagon reformer. liz: new polls show governor kasich solidly in second place in his home state of iowa, polling five -- ohio, polling five points behind billionaire donald trump in the buckeye state. that's basically within the margin of error, folks does. the last governor standing have enough support to make the last minute push at trump? with us now, trent duffy, communications adviser for john kasich's presidential campaign. first to nevada or beyond nevada because governor kasich is not there. what does he stand to win by moving onto super tuesday states. >> running advertising in nevada. see what happens there. he's moving

he was stressing, wouldn't it be beautiful to winnow high oh where he's leading in the polls against yawn kasich, the ohio governor. whether it's kasich in ohio, ted cruz in texas or marco rubio in florida. charles: that would be easier for hip if all of these guys day in the race. the critics of donald trump said thus far one way of looking at this, you can say it's foolish. a large percentage of gop voters have not voted for donald trump. the single one candidate on the opposite side, maybe it would be more of a battle and trump would be vulnerable. neil: i'm not going to try 0 hogwash you, you are one the best people at this network when it come to numbers. but we should remind people you can get the not nation with a third d the nomination with a third of the vote. it's how the delegate vote is proportioned. there are 30,000 republican voters in that state. but fewer than 35,000 voted. 70%. you can see how it doesn't take much to win it. without getting caught in the weeds, you could have donald trump with fractional votes. but as long as he's on top of that fractional vote picking up all 30 delegates

in ohio. nobody else in that slate of five has cut taxes, eliminated the deficit, built a surplus and then responsible for job creation in ohio but john kasich. i think we are in for the long term and i think it's important for republican voters as passionate as they are about candidates, the nomination is an important step but who in this field can bring the party together? i think john can and who'sgoing to have a proven record of leadership? it's not about rhetoric or promises . it's about rhetoric and i think john in the long run will do that and i think we need to find a candidate and it's john who prevails in the purple states, not just in the red ones. >> jenna: note the word choice of drums other candidates. let me ask you this quickly in other news as well. the president made news this morning aboutlosing gitmo and obviously, considering your experience , i am wondering your initial reaction. your way are an hour after that announcement to the president's proposal and his intentions? >> i've never felt there was a need to close gitmo my experience in relationships with leaders around the world , the global anxiety they had about gua

as a consultant, couldn't you go out and make the case to the media for kasich staying in and his viability and at least until ohio? >> i mean, i would. >> depending on how much you're paid. >> i think that kasich's argument is even harder than rubio's in that he hasn't -- he's not -- i think there's an obvious tier of a top three now. and i think that people accept that rubio, cruz and trump are in it. and i said this tuesday night, it's not fair. kasich is occupying a lane of room, a freeway of his own as the civility candidate in this republican primary. i love his presence in this race. but i think that it is near impossible to see him win this nomination. >> let me counter your proposal on this. >> let me hear your number. >> i'm sure they trust me on this one. because we're talking about, honestly, mathematically, two options here. donald trump wins the nomination or it is decided at the convention. nobody else has a path to win before the convention other than donald trump. that can be argued but i think that's the reality. so given that, the non-donald trump candidate is sort of in a position that's a litt

a new survey shows he is ahead in ohio which votes on march feeble. will governor kasichout ahead in his home state? >> i will beat donald trump. we'll be fine in ohio. what we need to do is have a respectful finish and be able to accumulate delegates as we move forward. >> so greg, when you look at super tuesday -- >> yes, i do. >> is there any way if you were a political strategist, make a suggestion to marco rubio or to ted cruz and say, this is way to beat donald trump. >> i think you have to get beyond platitudes and promises and get to the specifics. and challenge donald on foreign policy. he is supposed to be a great businessman. go after him on that. >> the election is so different than anything i've been involved in. when the laws of gravity no longer apply, we're in unchartered waters. i think it does speak to a lot of people. for example, remember last year, the poll came out and said that neither party had a majority of american support anymore. they are a majority of independents. that some people look at that. conservatives, who need to turn out. not just he

you talked about cruz in texas and kasich in ohio, marco in florida. the timing is important. for cruz, it comes on tuesday. he will get a bump on that. kasich and marco have to wait another 15 days. >> if they win their home states, how does it fundamentally or does it and can it and will it change the dynamics of the race? >> if think don't win it. >> let's say tuesday, cruz wins, has a healthy margin. it is proportional. donald trump will still get delegates. so then if rubio and kasich both win on the 15th, trump wins the rest. >> they get to stand on a podium and actually give a victory speech associated with a victory. >> i think you saw the beginning of the dump trump movement in realtime on the stage. marco rubio and ted cruz teaming up. let's say cruz wins texas. a lot of people on the stop trump at any cost train will say, you know what? maybe ted cruz is our guy. this is going on. we have to remember how fast this primary calendar has been designed. things change fast in the environment. >> they designed it in hopes of getting an early nominee. here is the question f

in second. cruz third, cause itch fourth. and john kasich is trailing in ohio to donald trump. he argument let's assume he stays in and kasich wins in ohio. i'm going to give second, third and fourth. this is winner take all territory. so even if rubio wins florida and kasich wins ohio and trump wins everything else, he starts to pull way out ahead. the question republicans are asking is where else can you get donald trump? if you just win your home state, cruz in texas, rubio florida, kasich ohio. just winning at home won't change this. they have to have a fundamental shift where several days are falling on a big day. as you get to the end of march, 63% of the republican delegates will be chosen by the end of the month. if you don't change the fundamental dynamics, donald trump will get way out ahead and become in the minds of many republicans, unstoppable. >> right now no sign of that fundamental shift. >>> want to bring in cnn political analyst gloria borger and david brownstein. donald trump could be unstoppable. >> i think ted cruz is basically stating the obvious if you lo

meanwhile, john kasich heads into the vote with backlash brewing he's seeing protests after signing off to defund planned parenthood in ohio. kasich says the attacks show someone is listening. he finished fifth in south carolina, but is vowing to keep his campaign going. meanwhile, the democrats are vote. voters decide between hillary clinton and bernie sanders saturday in south carolina. clinton comes in with two wins -- iowa and nevada. sanders, just one -- the new hampshire primaries. police say the search for a des moines murderer is over this morning... 71-year old norma jean mcneeley was found beaten and stabbed to death inside her home last month. the search for her killer ended yesterday, when police matched blood at the crime scene to ali yahia. yahia is the same man who was killed in a shoot-out with urbandale officers earlier this month. they say before that, yahia tried to cover up the murder by pretending to be a crime victim 09:03:34 he had , we know now, through the course of the homicide , had sustained a serious laceration to his hand. he went to the hospital with a fabricated story of a home invasion 45 p

number one, in ohio, if kasich got out, rubio doesn't win ohio. that's 66 delegates. eed him in there. they need to divide up the pie a little bit. you take these states, we won't campaign here. >> so on march 15th, rubio obviously takes florida, kasich takes ohio and cruz if he is still in goes to missouri. >> exactly. that's -- they're going to have to do a little bit of that. here is the problem. you don't have to out run the bear, you have it to out run the friend. they're trying to out run the other guy. so 96% of these ads have been against the more establishment candidates and cruz. not against trump. they've been going after each other. and trump is just come up at this point and put himself in a very strong position. >> marco rubio is basically played nice with him. john kasich said he is not going negative. it didn't work against donald trump, does it? >> at this point, it certainly hasn't worked. you have to go right up against him. they were under the illusion that he would fall on his own. he was untested, he would say and make some contro investorial comm

govern kasich in ohio, senator rubio there. but right now trump is ahead. i want to give you a scenario now. i'm going to make it marco rubio. if we get down to trump versus one. but watch the numbers. watch this play out. if the other candidate, thisbying mathisby being marco rubio, everybody gets out and it's a two man race and if rubio won everything after that, he would pass trump but thought clinch by the convention. so, the only way. if rubio won florida. if he could come back and win his home state, if rubio won his home state and then ran the board after march 15th, then he could just barely cross the line and win the nomination. that was a scenario with marco rubio. but the point is this, at some point, if after super tuesday, we had a two-man race, that person would have to win everything to stop trump. >> the assumption is rubio has to carry his home state of florida. that's on the 15th. >> the first question is the 15th. and kasich has already said if he doesn't win ohio, he'll get out. and if he lost florida and stayed in and he ran the board t

governor john kasich in ohio is climbing in the latest polling. what would a -- >> we are carolina. >> reporter: before south carolina's vote later this month, former new york city mayor mike bloomberg could jump in. >> what do you think of bloomberg? >> i think he's the democrat so -- >> reporter: you don't like him? >> no, i'm not leaning towards bloomberg, even though i like him, he did a great job with >> reporter: and supporters of mike bloomberg says he only needs to wait until after the new hampshire primary to decide whether he does jump into the race for a possible bid for the white house. but i think he's probably going to have to wait a little bit longer to see if hillary clinton improves in the next couple of elections, the votes in nevada and also in south carolina later this month. we will see you later tonight. for now, reporting live in manchester, new hampshire, dave evans, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. we invite you to stay with eyewitness news and abc news as the results come in later on tonight. we will have complete

when you are beating john kasich in ohio by five points and beating marco rubio in florida by 20 pointsto ted cruz by five points and eight points in another in texas, when people can't win their home states not only are you winning the super tuesday states you're winning people's home states. >> to your point about not changing, you have this situation where he is considered a strong winner on my side, those would be the three big attribut attributes, you have to go after those attributes where is he a looser, where can you prove he's not on the side have ordinary people, find the employees who say this guy is not on your side. >> they tried to do that. they tried to say he wasn't conservative. >> you have a space of 20 days. >> they didn't start early enough, but there are the bodies of all those candidates who tried do it whether or not are no longer in the race starting with rick perry. rick perry did. >> if you want to see what trying's like, wait until donald trump is the nominee if that happens and see how the democrats -- >> and they may do a much better job. >> we did not give

in ohio he's beating john kasich by 5 points when. you're beating these candidates in their home states, you got to start and ask yourself the trump train is coming through. it's maybe time for people to get on board instead of questioning it. >> those who are riding the trump train, kevin, they're angry americans. 94% of nevada republicans either angry or dissatisfied with the federal government. trump won that group. and 61% say the next president should come from outside the establishment. those voters went big for trump as well. it is these angry voters prop propelling trump to the top. is that who is propelling him right now? >> donald trump has really tapped into this feeling that many voters have that there's this canyon between their community and washington. and there's a lot of frustration about the idea that washington is not listening to people and their every dave concerns. donald trump's candidacy for many of these voters has become a vehicle for those frustrations. and he has talked about it, whether it's been about the

the winner take all states, that's more favorable to marco rubio and even the dynamics of john kasich in ohiocruz it really is the last stand. can play this out throughout the campaign, but if trump tomorrowto it's game over for the campaign and he has said as much. how about bernie sanders? why is no one feeling the burn anymore? megan: it's really interesting, he won in new hampshire, but what you did was interesting, she went back to states in focused on what they are great at. in nevada she went to shift workers, casino workers, unions. african-american voters, making sure that their turnout beside. she has also won big among women. has she sewn up the nomination? perhaps she has. sayhe has stumbled -- let's she wins massachusetts and he wins vermont. obviously his home state. remember, he's got a huge amount of money. million this36 month so far, outpacing even her. matt: rank the, she wants to have a few stumbles, right? it would not have looked good if she ran against no one. she had to have some kind of challenger in the primaries. that's a good point, but i think that they are worrie