linton took a break from all the flips and tumbling to visit u- c-f.... where she became the 15th child to recieve a limb from "limbitless solutions". the non-profit group... based out of u-c-f.... builds custom-made arms and gives them to children at no cost. the u-c-f cheerleading team was also there... along with a set of pom-poms. toss to john at the p`````````````````x our first headline is from the new york post. it reads: "friendly fire that killed maryland cop was deliberately aimed." according to police... the shot that killed an off- duty cop... was deliberately targeted by another officer in a "tragic misunderstanding." last sunday... officer jacai wilson not in uniform, standing outside a police station near washington, d-c. that's when the suspect-- michael ford-- walked up and opened fire. officials say wilson was accidentally shot during the chaos... as officers arrived on scene... and may have believed he was the shooter. the next headline is from fox news. it reads: "bergdahl had psychiatric disorder when he left post." from the u-s army.

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juliana linton got a meeting with dolphins. she got to meet the human stars of the dolphin film. giuliani is a competitive cheerleader in texas and was >> we have never treated her any differently and she is really rambunctious and loves to do tumbling and cheer and anything else that the other kids do. it is never holding her back. >> this is only possible by limitless solutions. juliana spent the last weekend at ucf where she was surprised with a 3-d printed arm treated by limitless solutions. a nonprofit dedicated to helping children with limb loss. they have been so wonderful four --.. >> kids around the country with that help are doing great. >> to have that connection is great. >> thanks for joining us today and new. have a great day. morning for 10 news this get ready for sun protection that stays on neutrogena cool dry sport. with clinically proven helioplex >> lily: wow. >> neil: hey, hey. wow, right? um, does this sign look crooked to you at all? >> lily: no, dad, it' s perfect, just like tonight will be. i promise. >> neil: [ sighs deeply ] thanks to you and your staff

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giuliana linton got an up close meeting with the dolphins winter giuliani is a competitive cheerleader in texas and was born without part of her left arm. >> we have never treated differently and she is rambunctious and loves to do tumbling and cheers and anything else the other kids do. it has never been anything bad. it's never a problem. >> today's meeting was made possible by limitless solution, a nonprofit group in central florida. they supply giuliana with a 3-d printer don. >> what a doll. she deserves it. >> taking you out tonight on a the sun is shining brightly. temperatures definitely dropping off tonight. check the forecast, wtsp.com. >>> that is it great the news. we will see you back at 11. >>> is another suspect in the terror attacks still at large. the latest from belgium. breaking news and 24 seven radar, we are always on. >> take 10 news with you on the go. download the free 10 news up. >> this is a new day. un nuevo dia . >> pelley: and an historic day, a first meeting between u.s. and cuban presidents in havana in nearly 90 years. also tonight, new electronic gear s

linton team insisting the video proves their point, that clinton was leading the fight. but sanders isn't backing riticize me on health care is not quite fair because i have been a leader in congress from day one. in the fight foral health care. >> reporter: the heated back and forth underscoring the high stakes on tuesday if sanders wins big in the midwest like here momentum and more money and could go all the way to the convention. >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> as we have mentioned here in florida, donald trump is leading our latest nbc news/"wall street journal"/marist poll by more than 20 points over home state marco rubio. trump supporters call themselves while it may not be as conventional as other so called ground calls, trump has an army of volunteers in the state. we met one crew in hollywood, florida. linda? how long have you been sitting out here? >> i have been out here since last saturday every day, 8:30 to 6:00. >> reporter: what do you hear from people, do they avoid you? >> no, voters are going into the polling, they're giving me a thumbs up. trump is

. >>> some are predicting a tight race where sanders and hillary linton is competing and iebern sanders skipped aipac to focus on idaho. clinton lost to obama in 2008. trump is not expected to win utah. the billionaire brashness not so popular with the mormon voters. ted cruz is way ahead and bernie sanders has a slight lead on the democrats. >>> be sure to download the wusa9 app for the latest results and developments in the all important election. >>> dc mayor delivered the state of the district address. >> and talked about improving public safety and raising the city's minimum wage and expanding voting rights in congress and throughout the speech her focus was on finding way to create what she calls pa and it all begins with good schools. >> to do all of the things we want, washingtonians agree we have to get education right. we have to get it right. so with this budget, we will make the largest investment in public education in our history with the 75 million-dollar increase over last year. >>> on top of that 75 million the mayor is calling on city council to approve 220 million to

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and no one is expected to secure a nomination today that if the polls are accurate linton could pick up enough delegates to make her unstoppable. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage of super tuesday with have extensive live team coverage of the results. >>> for teenagers are now in custody after they led police and sheriffs deputies on a chase through broward county. we were following the chase yesterday afternoon into oakland park and lauderhill. the chase began at lighthouse stop the teams in a stolen car. there teens face a long list of charges. >>> the broward sheriff's office investigating a dead body in a canal. our chopper was over the scene earlier, it is located on the 2700 block of south palm block of s. palm aire dr., detectives have not yet released any other information. >>> thousands of dollars worth of popular high-tech gadgets gone. >> least say thieves took hoverboards and drones from a store in aventura . and it was all caught on surveillance cameras. >> reporter: while this is what the thieves were after, drones like the one you see here here. the owner says t

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linton told the crowd she will advocate for small businesses, but she would need their votes. sanders would have to win every remaining say by 10 points to win the nomination skimming operation at the local gas station. at a shell station in port st. john. they believe gas stations are being targeted, largely because they are the last business typically to get the more secure chip card readers. skimmers have also been found a gas stations in osceola county. we have been told you about that. we followed to semipolice and state investigators as they open every gas pump in the city and an effort to keep customers personal information safe. random gas pumps sweets like that could happen again >>> drivers who commute to downtown orlando will have to find another route to work this morning. it's all part of the i-4 ultimate project will be closed for 14 months. crews will be holding bridges on the on ramp from colonial to the new and improved i-4. drivers can use orange and magnolia avenues as alternate routes. >>> governor rick scott is waiting on lawmakers to send him a budget bef

they do believe that hillary linton will be the democratic nominee.the polls with trump. it looks like marco rubio would be harder to beat. even ted cruz would be harder for her to beat than trump. >> they would fight to see the possibility. getting someone in there. the ability for donald trump to go after the area. >> feeling pretty betrayed. things like ppp. supporting secretary of state. will that come back to haunt her? having a shot at these voters. >> any republicans that are saying we will not support the nominees of donald trump. they are doing nothing but helping. for those folks that do not believe that donald trump is their preferred candidate or their problems with donald trump, i invite them to make lemons out of their lemons. it is going on on the right. donald trump will put together a unique political coalition. all of these polls that we are seeing, i would throw them away. i do not think that they are that relevant. we will have to see how this comes together. ted cruz or donald are donald trump has a chance of winning that general

hillary linton has a credential. on the republican side, this -- hillary clinton has a credential. on the republican side, this is about strength. there are different ways about trying to capitalize on different strengths and weaknesses, but there is no question this will be central to the presidential debate. i think this forces president obama to spend more of his remaining time in office focused on national security. i think it is now going to be more incumbent, not just on presidential candidates, but on leading members of congress, to talk about possible solutions. there is clearly going to be a question about the extent to which this is an american problem. isre is going to be -- this going to elevate national security and terrorism even higher on the list of concerns among voters. bernardino, we started having discussions prompted to a large extent by the man who owns the building we are setting in, questions about banning muslims and figuring out various ways to crack down. paste hoped we would get those debates quickly. this is going to revive those debates. how draconian

elias: the justice department has published all it can of former secretary of state hillary linton's private emails. state hillary clinton's private emails. the final batch, roughly 52- messages, was released ten months the state department has reviewed and released emails server used by clinton during secretary of state. sabrina: elias: sabrina: apple has scored a victory in a new york court as it continues to fight a f-b-i court order in california. a federal judge ruled investigators cannot force the tech company to unlock an iphone owned by a convicted drug dealer. pressure from into a phone used by the san shooters. expected to encyption and the house judiciary elias: and finally in the top five... the girls state underway in des moines monday. class 1-a and 2-a both tipped off, victory by returning champs newell- fonda. class 2-a resumes this morning, with northwest on iowa city d by the start of that continues into the evening including a matchup between the defending champs from nevada and sioux center... so keep that in mind if you plan to head downtown today. sabrina: turni

sanders, like clinton, beats trump and ted cruz in a hypothetical contest, but unlike .linton, he beatsohn kasich and yet, both sanders and kasich are getting pressured to leave the race. white isn't that breaking through? this is going to be a dream for you, i'm going to speak as little as possible because my voice is gone. but i will say, electability is an argument that does not resonate much with voters. they all say they will elect a nominee, but what they care more about is can people get things done, what are their ideologies, their passions about issues they clear about? not about the abstract question about who will win in the fall. where the nominee is is likely to be electable. questiondoes beg the of why clinton is doing worse than sanders. i also wonder white kasich is doing -- why kasich is doing so well. is it simply because he is simply not cruz or trunk. same with sanders. it is a strange thing. electability, it does not matter much to voters. but as we get down to it, and particularly on the republican side, if kasich can fight, electability at the convention might mat

in the democratic race, hillary ,linton won florida, illinois ohio, and north carolina.ads bernie sanders race that is too close to call in missouri. hillary clinton: to be great, we can't be small. we can't lose what made america great in the first place. this is not just about donald trump. all of us have to do our part. we cannot just talk about economic inequality, we have to take on all forms of any quality and discrimination -- inequality and discrimination. together, we have to defend all of our rights. civil rights and voting rights, workers rights and women's rights. lgbt rights and rights for people with disabilities. [cheers and applause] that starts by: standing with president obama when he nominated a justice to the supreme court. [cheers and applause] our nextlinton: president will face all of these challenges and more. running for president is hard, but being president is harder. amy: as senator bernie sanders began his address on tuesday night, fox news, cnn, and msnbc all declined to cut away, instead continuing with pundit'' commentary and graphics prom

want to follow up on the question about the turnout in virginia, how the democratic leader, hillary linton, she had more votes for her than the winner in the republican primary, donald trump. but the overall turnout for each party, republicans had over a million voters turn out. democrats had about 775,000 voters turn out. does the white house or the president or you, do you doubt the ultimate republican nominee's ability to unite the party and bring together the full amount of primary voters around their general election candidate? mr. earnest: we'll see. i know there are some republicans who doubt that the current republican frontrunner has that ability. but they would certain lino better than i do. when it comes to the raw turnout numbers, the not surprising to me that there were more republicans who showed up at the polls because there are more republicans in the states that had elections ast night. we're talking about oklahoma, texas, georgia, alabama, tennessee, these are all states with sizable republican voting populations. the democratic states involved were quite a bit smaller. v

issues at all, and all the construction has been cleared outbound at the george washington bridge, and linton and holland, they also have minor delays, and a good ride across the hudson river. if you're traveling through hoboken, keep in mind we have this closure, and clinton street has closures, 1st street and clinton street. lori, over to you. >> heather, thank you. it's 5:02, and breaking news on long island. two men have been shot in a home invasion, and the shooter is still on the run. scene. >> reporter: good morning again, lori, what investigators are trying to determine is if this was a random home invasion or if it was targeted. i want you to see how large this is. this is the home in question and you can zoo where the crime scene expands across the street and several homes over. we know at this point, 1:00 this morning, on casino street here in freeport, one or more suspects made their way into the home and shot two of the men inside, and i have seen detectives talking to two people. we know the victims were taken to south nassau communities hospital with nonlife threatening injurie

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. - 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 meets. and sometimes votes.ff and are part of the european parliament live and work. >> what does that mean? >> that says it's a littleke 9/11 when they came to america, the bad guys, and said we're going to your financial district. we're going to hurt you right t

. >> hillary linton and bernie sanders head a heated debate.enators tried to -- sanders tried to turn up the heat. >> i voted to save the auto industry. he voted against the money that ended up saving the auto industry. >> david leventhal joins us. good to see you again. things got a little heated last night to use the boxing analogy, there were a couple of knockdowns on both sides. was there anything to convince last minute voters? >> bernie sanders is trailing significantly in the polls, it's just a little bit too little too late for bernie sanders. he says he is sticking in all the way to the convention, that he is in this race to fight hillary clinton tooth and nail from state to state, from caucus to primary and that seems to be at this point a pretty solid done deal. the question for bernie sanders is regardless how his debate performances go, regardless how many hits he'll be able to make on hillary clinton and he had several last night, isn't going to close what is an incredibly sizeable gap not only from the the pledge delegates but al

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out for that on the traffic network map you'll also see the ladies headed to norfolk at the hr bt a linton over at the midtown tunnel. i was too heavy around the high rise bridge to two earlier incidents great art ashley right now it's guys that are still mostly cloudy we're seeing drier conditions at anything than watching our news for the past couple days are talking about the rain moving out by about nine o'clock or so that's exactly what we're seeing now so happy to say the forecasts verifying nicely fifty four the last of the showers winding down over northeast north carolina the southside hampton roads in areas to the north and west have clear skies are going to gradually clear later today will become partly sunny it will be breezy so the showers out this morning temperatures are going to fall off later this morning in the lower fifties men shi fifty around noon and upper forties this afternoon >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from the new series, "the family," joan allen. and a tasty, heli dish from plus, your questions and comments on another edition of the "inbox." all

look in queens, we are starting to get heavy on the van wick, northbound, delays stretching from linton boulevard up to hillside avenue. let's go over to the tappan zee bridge, where you can see that we have got some people out there at this hour, moving counties. parking is in effect citywide. >>> new video of a heroic rescue at a colorado convenience store, worker notices something unusual as a mother carry the baby to work. he grabs the baby out of her hands and seconds later the mother falls to the ground either customers rushed to help and the mother is expected to be okay and is thinking the clerk for her quick actions. >> using your telephone to make purchases is getting easier. if you are not careful your smartphone to make it easier for hackers to steal your personal data. there are steps you can take to keep hackers at bay. typically when you use your telephone to buy things you need to use an app from a bank, credit card or third-party like paypal but according to the consumer federation of america, some apps store more information about you than you realize. like your name,

i'm not afraid of hillary .linton in a two-person race hillary clinton key is trouble within her ownre you 56% of the electorate in that is 57% in 2012 female. men don't like hillary, they don't trust her, and they don't want her to be commander in chief. a year from now, let's have a panel called, "the new gender >> and it does work the other way. >> you never hear about it though. >> brittany, you spend your days going through the numbers and the trends. we have put charlie and others are saying, a whole new group of voters getting involved and others say, no, just the same old voters but separating into different camps and feeling energized. what is going on? brittany: what is interesting is that traditional wisdom is being completely shattered. candidates would rely on specific demographics and always say they will turn out those voters, but this time we see large percentages of normal witharty voters evangelicals going for new candidates they have never voted for before. as well as establishment candidates, where they would normally be rallied behind someone like rocco rubio, in

>>>>linton racked upp seven states winning crucial races across the south but sanders still in the game picking up four state, minnesota, colorado and oklahoma. clinton has more than a thousand delegates while sanders is closing in on 400. >> then on the republican side trump also racking up seven states, ted cruz won three races and marco rubio got his first win in minnesota. trump clinched the bulk of the delegates bringing his totalal to nearly 300. >> republicans handing donald trump his overwhelming win. >> trump delivered his victory speech at his lavish club in palm beach, florida, where the next primary will be in two weeks and took direct aim at abc's paula faris was there. good morning, paula. >> reporter: reena and kendis, the trump camp tells us they're extremely happy and really the things that stood out the number of first time voters and crossover voters who voted for donald trump on super tuesday. >> we'll make america great again, folks. we'll make it great again. i watched hillary's speech and she wants to make america whole again. >> reporter: the significance of the