. >> does your majesty value truth?or there is...harsh truth in your dream. >> i will hear it. >> to step beyond these walls is to know king herod is despised. the zealots denounce you as a puppet, enthroned by the roman emperor against the will of the jewish people. >> zealots cannot enter my father's dreams. >> unless endowed by sorcery. >> sorcery. >> you did not see isaiah. you saw a specter, a figment. >> figment. >> the creation of a sorcerer's skill. but through prayer, it can be vanquished. you are a warrior king. your voice can make a vapor of phantoms. >> yes. a vapor. >> come to the temple. through prayer, your strength will grow ever greater. [ fanfare plays ] >> make way for the high priest! [ indistinct conversations ] [ men chanting ] >> well done. to vanquish phantoms, he prays. >> whatever his faults, a bond between the throne and temple serves order. and order serves the preservation of our people. [ chanting continues ] [ camel grunts ] >> please, sir, allow me. [ indistinct conversations ] get down.

. >> does your majesty value truth?or there is...harsh truth in your dream. >> i will hear it. >> to step beyond these walls is to know king herod is despised. the zealots denounce you as a puppet, enthroned by the roman emperor against the will of the jewish people. >> zealots cannot enter my father's dreams. >> unless endowed by sorcery. >> sorcery. >> you did not see isaiah. you saw a specter, a figment. >> figment. >> the creation of a sorcerer's skill. but through prayer, it can be vanquished. you are a warrior king. your voice can make a vapor of phantoms. >> yes. a vapor. >> come to the temple. through prayer, your strength will grow ever greater. [ fanfare plays ] >> make way for the high priest! [ indistinct conversations ] [ men chanting ] >> well done. to vanquish phantoms, he prays. >> whatever his faults, a bond between the throne and temple serves order. and order serves the preservation of our people. [ chanting continues ] [ camel grunts ] >> please, sir, allow me. [ indistinct conversations ] get down.

lord, is the power, the glory, and the majesty. indeed, everything that is in the heavens, and the earth. yours is the dominion, o lord. both riches and honor come from you, and you rule over all. in your hand is power, and might. it lies in your hand to make great, and strengthen everyone. may god strengthen our people, and our nation. thegod strengthen conservative movement, may he strengthen the republican party. and he strengthen our eventual nominee, and may god always bless this great nation. thank you, and god bless you all. [applause] marco rubio: the water. thank you so much. ♪ host: marco rubio in florida, one day less than a year from when he announced his campaign. tonight, dropping out. lot of themes that speech tonight, one that caught some people's attention on twitter. was early on, america is in a middle of a real political storm in which it is in this coming. guest: marco rubio had a rough campaign. he did outlast his onetime mentor jeb bush. after a strong third-place finish in iowa, he had a devastating debate i

. ♪ >> ♪ for purple mountain majesty above the fruited plain america america god shed his grace on theeerhood from sea to shining sea ♪ >> this is still a beautiful continent. but we want america the beautiful to be left for those who come after us. the late poet once remarked, what makes a nation in the beginning is a good piece of geography. our greatness today rests in part on this good piece of geography that is the united states. what is important is what the people of america do with it. ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> this weekend, a 1968 campaign film created for richard nixon. here is a preview. nixon: i have a role about press conferences that some of my professionals on my staff do not agree with. i never played questions. -- plant questions. i know most people do. many do. the reason i don't is the answer is contract. no one will get away with a question where you say i would like to have this question aske

. ♪ >> ♪ for purple mountain majesty above the fruited plain america america theehed his grace on thyod sea ♪ a to shining this is still a beautiful continent. but we want america the beautiful to be left for those who come after us. the late poet once remarked, what makes a nation in the beginning is a good piece of geography. our greatness today rests in part on this good piece of geography that is the united states. what is important is what the people of america do with it. ♪ ♪ >> the supreme court is vested with this outsized amount of power. with that power comes great responsibility. the idea the you have individuals sitting on the court unfettered for 35 years just doesn't pass the smell test in a modern democracy. ght, the changes he would like to see at the supreme court, including opening up oral andments to cameras requiring justices to adhere to the same code of ethics that other federal judges follow. court decisions affect all americans. all americans are aware of the third branch of government and in the last 10, 15 years the branch of government has become so powerful

visit botoxoab.com and learn how botox can be a low cost option. >>> of the 500 inmates of her majesty'stts in scotland, more than half have been convicted of murder. according to a united nations study, scots are three times more likely to be the victim of violent assault than in america. some call scotland the knife murder capital of europe. >> that's a pretty nasty slash. >> part of the lifestyle? >> michael is one of the many who have been on the wrong side of the blade. he has just arrived at shotts to begin a six-year sentence for assault and robbery. >> okay, tell me, what happened to your face? >> one guy got banged in the face, one guy got slashed and the guy that got slashed was me. >> we quickly learned that shotts is full of young men whose lives have been put on hold due to knife violence and for many of them, like 22-year-old adam gallagher, the violence was fueled by a combination of alcohol and drugs. >> i stabbed people, i slashed people, i scolded people. that was the only way for me to survive. >> gallagher came to prison four years ago on a murder charge. he claims he

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. >> and on spiring images of earth's majesty shared on social media. that beauty explaining kelly tone towards the mission's end. >> leaving this amazing facility is going to be tough because i'll probably never see it again. >> i'm reed reporting. >> it's celebrating every year -- the birthday of late writer and illustrator dr. seuss. it was created to encourage children to read and i'll be heading to arvada to read to kindergarten later this morning want,, ,, ,, ,, after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside chocolate ambassador. well, i am sorry, carly... it' s something you earn. brookside. talk about delicious. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm britt moreno. good to have youith us. here's what's happen nothing the cbs 4 morning news. we have a hit-and-run in denver. coming up, the driver and vehicle police want to fight. >> plus super tuesday. >> it's a dominating fight on super tuesday for trump and clinton. i have the latest super tuesday results coming up. >> we'll break it down and se

. >>> still no response after a majesty judge sides with apple. the judge says the justice department cannot force the locked data. this after apple did not want to assist in a drug case in new york. apple says such action would set a dangerous precedent. >>> it is day one for the meeting as margaret spelling system. the details of her hiring have been surrounded with controversy. >> coming up, new at 6:00, we'll take you live to where students are planning a walk- out protest. >>> parents and students are weighing in holding a public foreign in southeast raleigh high school for parents and community members to discuss racial disparities. the school board recently released numbers that show more suspensions, dropouts than other studentsp. >> the community needs to acknowledge it's foreign have the community involved. it's important to have parents at the table. it's important to have parents at the schools interacting with teachers, interacting with principalsp. >> members of law enforcement, churches, and advocacy groups were present at the meeti

all the fluorescent jackets are members of the his majesty's service. police officers. all of whom were involved in one way or another in the dreadful aftermath of the incidents. obviously since tuesday there has been candle lit expressions of grief, almost a healing process for the people of brussels and particularly for these emergency service workers all gathered together in this way four days on in order to get together and share their experiences. >> paul, the extraordinary thing about it in many ways is not so much the singing, but the silence as well. it is a powerful thing when you are in those situations. and of course as these people stand there, the police operation, security operation is continuing. we saw in dominic answer package pictures of at least one arrest. what are they telling you? what are authorities letting you know at the moment? >> reporter: the kind of tranquility that we have experienced here at place de la borse, the frenetic police activity that has been happening elsewhere in the city, the people are very intensively pursuing suspects in r

he can look out the ndow and see the majesty of the universe unfolding before his eyes. his dim, uncomprehending eyes. it's like a cat inn airport carrying case. you know, it's not exactly glamorous up there. the water that the astronauts drink made from each other's recycled urine. must be nice.

. >> her majesty owned this townhouse since 2009 and kept quiet until now.rossed the line. >>, there she's drawn it. a bright yellow one, book ended by tenant parking only sign. the 80s icon is not just a singer but designer putting this thing together herself. >> i never saw a cement no parking sign before. it's a first, right? >> should it matter she imprinted no parking in the cement that belongs to the city, considering she's imprinted so much wisdom in all of our hearts. >> opened the door for a lot of women in the music industry and continues to do so by her presence alone. reporter: in my opinion, madonna has done all she can to keep private so people don't freak. her townhouse is the size of three. so she never has to leave. >> thankfully i'm not the only one crusading for the leader behind evita. in an instagram post she said ever so eloquently, yes, i'm madonna. that is my driveway, and if i can't drive into my driveway. >> the material girl living in their material world. >> has the city not helped her. you are supposed to tow someone away if they

join us for the majesty of the catholic mass here sunday mornings at 8:30. more information visit mysundaymass.org are set to invade san francisco. they have been traveling the world for two years and they are designed to raise awareness about australia's cute, but out of control rabbit problem. the inflatable bunnies won't arrive in time for easter, but you can catch them at san francisco's civic center. >> you raise awareness, but they don't look menacing if they are that cute. >> rascally rabbit. >> elmer fudd. >> my broadcast idol. >> that says a lot. >> it is not a surprise. warriors' coach steve kerr called his defense horrific and not rascally. steph was -- i can't even do it. steph was making shots like this >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> good evening. the warriors welcomed home an old friend, david leigh. leigh received his championship ring and a lot of playing time because the mavs rested a bunch of guys knowing this game against the warriors and a loss waiting to happen, right? maybe not. a noise ovation. steve kerr smi

look at the eaglets. the queen of england be addressed at her majesty. prince george prefers to call her gan-gan. i think he gets a pass there. the queen often leaves little gifts for the a great grandchildren whenever they stay with her. they call her gan-gan. her royal gan-gan. >>> a wedding in minnesota redefined what it meant to be a flower girl over the weekend. four women all over 90 years old took up the task if their exercise 'eers big day. the bride says she has a special relationship with these women and could not imagine her wedding day without them. >> wow, that's a little different spin on a teacher/student relationship. >> that's true. but they made lovely flower girls. >> matching outfits. >> true. >>> now here's a look ahead. can you believe we even only twitter is celebrating its tenth birthday. >>> happy birthday to gran torino scott east wood. he's 40. rosie o'donnell is 54 as well. i'm betty nguyen. mark: a last-second loss for the xavier musketeers. how the team reacted to the gut-wrenching defeat. lisa: a deadly accident that shut d

. >>> royal protocol request that the queen of england be addressed at her majesty. prefers to call her gan-gan. duchess kate revealed that the queen leaves gifts when she visit. >>> a wedding in minnesota redefined what it meant to be a flower girl over the weekend. four women all over 90 years old took up the task for their exercise instructor's big day. the bride says she has a special relationship with these women and could not imagine her wedding day without them. >> technically flower girls do something cute to steal the show. i wonder what they did. >> they all matched. i'm sure they threw flowers. >> and they stole the show. >> absolutely. good for them. now it's time for a look ahead. can you believe we've only been tweeting for a decade. twitter celebrating its tenth birthday. the ceo sent the social network's first tweet. >>> scott eastwood turns 30. rosie o'donnell is 54 as well. thanks for watching "early today." hope you have a great monday. >>> bucking the idea that bigger is better. apple is set taunveil a new line of products today with all the buzz

join us for the majesty of the catholic mass here sunday mornings at 8:30.or more information visit mysundaymass.org . >>> the obama family hosted their final easter egg roll today. the tradition dates back to 1878, the guests included 49ers safety and including cast of "blackish". >> if you like the oakland a's a book that is a must read came out today. >> the author is local, and home grown by the team. >> so much emphasis on the coming season. new memories about to pile on old ones. >> i used to be able to look at the view and do home work. >> home work? >> they closed it. >> she's the daughter of the a's. her father was a general manager and these trophies from 1972, 73, 74, crowning achievement. >> nans kwee was barely a teenager back then. she's put those into a book coming out today. finley bubble. how two outsiders turned the a's into a dynasty and changed the game, forever. >> i want people to know what we achieved. >> in addition to the wins how about five division titles in five years? and in american league, the designated hitter. it's the story

. >> reporter: tilikum's life has been a symbol of the orca's majesty as well as their danger. he killed a trainer, then a trespasser in 1991, then after killing trainer dawn brancheau, that led to the sca cumear"blash." sead' proavlu nccuy's awnc is einthtroverleha eg aliguporca shout be forced to live this way. >> they will swim up to 100 mile ace day in the ocean. in captivity, they're to whaould be the equt sivingnbathtubs. ter: lis ts anhe'secngeest care iwould he shown up withe wild ul hav gone a ag epopnow, haehow a -pil wha cfi e. r"tepatterso nbc. >>> s tn thi ayecon a f llege ftballyer who me a ope sr. > also sunors, grmeca min a ff in ieronal is t fit,sesally forg to ve us vetables. ow. itwesome. >>o-yah. blowup. bush'sed bea slowked acing to et familrecipe with hint weetne they're vegee kids le. the totalleating their vetables boo- >>ow it whaaat? bushaked bea. veggies love trr newestlavor, ailablr ated tinly. look,e wolf w huffind pug. like y do somes, gpa? , when have , itan be ha to breae. it ce hardget air t, h can it hard et a taldoctor. said... symbicort could

a majesty unparalleled. on the planet. >> at the northern most part of the earth the arctic covers over five million square miles. and includes parts of the u.s., canada, greenland, iceland, norway, sweden, finland, and russia. >> the arctic is very, very different depending on where you go. even within individual countries. you might have a very developed aspect. in the arctic and then you might have underdeveloped areas. >> this is a place where with significant urban settings, as well as very small indigenous tribal communities. >> northern norway called the paris of the north. beautiful city. amazing infrastructure. better roads than washington, d.c. they have underground tunnels and roundabouts. >> much of the arctic is unpopulated and little explored. winter temperatures can plunge below zero fahrenheit. summers average 50 degrees above zero or higher. >> it is a very challenging region to do work in. it is cold. and it is dark. and it is remote. >> in the arctic everything happens at a very slow rate.

. >> and awe-inspiring majesty shared from outer that unique experience from kellie's tone leaving space. >>> so colorado university is 10 labs involved in the study. they will look at blood samples from him and his twin brother marc. think will see if it could increase scott kellie's chance for cancer. and all the sudden come down and feel gravity again. >> i think talking to another too. >> just getting back down to family it's got to be crazy. >> reporter: we have temperatures in the 40s, 50s, well into the 60s. winds have really picked up. calmer. we are going to see light warmer come saturday and our temperatures are going to be well above normal dueeto the gusty winds. right now ft. collins and greeley winds near 50 miles per hour. statewide winds are an issue. pueblo wind gusts with up to 55 miles per hour. plenty of red flag warnings, as blow 15% and in some cases 10%. we have some reports of howling lens but off into the distance we might pick up a light shower. no threat of any severe weather with these storms. mountains will see clearing skies tonight and tomorrow morning we a

so the action being taken by her majesty's government is just but what more will my right honourable friend do working with the international community to halt this genocide committed against christians by what i rightly call the satanic state? >> my right honourable friend is right to call what daesh is doing persecuting christians and others, others of other faith and indeed muslims who they take disagreement with. what we must do is keep to the plan. we can see we have shrunk amount of territory daesh have in iraq by about 40%. we're seeing also some progress in syria as well but this is going to take time and we must show patience and persistence to make sure we rid the world of this evil death cult. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister's energy policy is complete shambles. wholly dependent upon the troubled and eye watering expensive nuclear plant at hinckley. there is barely a plan a let alone a plan b. is the prime minister speaking to build the world's most expensive power station or the world's biggest white elephant. >> we're planning to continue successful energy

sheldon: i must admit, he can look out the window and see the majesty of the universe unfolding before his eyes. his dim, uncomprehending eyes. it's like a cat in an airport carrying case. you know, it's not exactly glamorous up there. the water that the astronauts drink is made from each other's recycled urine. must be nice. nobody wants anything that comes out of me. (sighs): i wonder what he's doing right this very second. mm, conducting experiments in zero gravity. peering through his telescope at the birth of the cosmos. whatever it is, we know his life will never be the same. mrs. wolowitz: howard! can you hear me?! i can hear you without the phone! don't be snippy. i'm just excited to talk to my baby!

jen: would you expect anything else from her majesty? madonna really wants nobody near she took it upon herself to put up some no parking signs and now she's in trouble with her neighbors. jessica is going to show us why. >> it started after a neighbor blew the whistle on madonna. even though they are irritated, what people don't know is that this is actually her driveway. >> she has the only double-decker two-car garage right there. she has it, she paid for it. >> i'm sure that anyone parking in front of it would get ticketed. >> she's causing controversy. her 40 million-dollar townhouse is now decorated with these signs of tennant park parking only. she even painted the curb yellow. >> even though she painted and put her own signs up, it is a driveway. >> it turns out that her people did all of that and they did it not allowed to do that. >> we reach out to the the department of transportation that came out to inspect the property after receiving a complaint. they sent us this statement saying that city rules do not allow for the defac

. >> reporter: their majesty is hard to ignore, they find a way to coexist so close to city living. >> so wonderful to know that they're coming back the second time they built up on their nest. i'm going to be able to watch this every year as long as i'm here. >> we can't see in the nest but their behavior is consistent with those of expectant eagle parents. if george and martha are preparing to win the eaglet. >> they were a pair of eagles eventually broken up by a angelina. i'm not making that up, shawn. they take their eagles very seriously. there's a lot of excitement in the neighborhood expected for that new arrival, whomever the parents may be. >> it just breaks things up. >> brad and jen and then i'm confused because i thought they were suospp to mate for life. >> well, there was a little skirmish. angelina attacked martha. martha had to be put to sleep. i'm not making this up. >> i think i remember that. i didn't realize her name was angelina. >> back to you. >> confused you won't be after this episode of "soap." i'm a little disappointed now. i've kind of the whole eagles mat

looks unhealthy, but it definitely looks very, very fragile."...and awe-inspiring images of earth s majesty seen from outer- space... shared on social media. that unique beauty - perhaps explaining kelly s somewhat melancholy tone towards the mission s end. scot kelly/astronaut "leaving this amazing facility is going to be tough because i ll probably never see it again."i )m reid binion, reporting. coming up on newschannel three -- recall alert -- why whole foods says you may want to throw out some of their wreckage from a boeing 777 was found on the coast of mozambique -- and a u-s official says it s likely from missing malaysia flight m-h-370. the newly discovered debris washed ashore this weekend and now it )s on its way to malaysia for further examination. a source says there is no record of any other boeing 7- 7-7 missing besides flight m-h-370. the malaysia airlines flight disappeared in 2014 with 239 people on board. the airlines called the identification "speculative." whole foods has recalled some of its blue cheese nationwide -- over a possible listeria contamination. recent tests

. >> stephen: well, your majesty, you can hang on for a second. we have to take a little commercial, and if you deign to give us your presence, we would be very honored. we'll be back with more helen mirren. only those who dare...e world forward. introducing the first-ever to severe crohn's disease is tough, but i've managed. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor,mira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease.ical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission.ability to fight infections, serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers,ma, have as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure.get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start hu. ask your gastroenterologist is possible. e

. >> reporter: bald eagles arete long offer the endangered listr: but their majesty is hard to ignorely around the preserve.eserve. >> so wonderful to know thatnow they're coming back the second c time, they built up on their t nest so i'm going to be ableble to watch this every year as long as i'm here. >> reporter: we can'tng see into the nest but their nest buh behavior is consistent with those of expectant eagletant e parents so if indeed george and martha are preparing toharea welcome another eaglet the question is what would be that t little one's name?ne'sam >> oh, man, i don't know. let's see who gets theets t nomination. [laughter] >> that's so awesome.wesome >> yeah, it is. yeah, i i love how -- you know, when i w was a kid the bald eagles were endangered. you know, they were so -- s there were so few of them.fhe i love now that we have themavee around this area and you can any see them c.e th it's great.reat. and this whole experience has brougnat l the n arboretum yesterday. y there was a class of kids outidt there.ere. you should have seen theirse faces. they were out the

of the earth, i wouldn't say it looks unhealthy, fragile." ...and awe-inspiring images of earth's majesty seen from outer-space... shared on social media. that unique beauty - perhaps explaining his somewhat melancholy tone toward the mission's end. "leaving this amazing facility is going to be tough because i don't' think i'll ever see it again." reid binion, kwwl news. kelly is supposed to fly to houston today where he'll be examined by nasa doctors. it's coming up on today in iowa.... no human driver behind the wheel? a new survey says a lot of people are saying no thank you to that. man's best friend. does that go for robot dogs as well? plenty of clear skies this morning leading to lots of cold temps. but clouds to the west "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with jerry gallagher, ally crutcher "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you coverage way out here where the other guys don't, and 6 gigs for only $40 a month. so, why

. >> reporter: tilikum's life has been a symbol of the orca's majesty as well as their danger. in 1991, he killed trainer. in 1999, a seaworld trespasser. then in 2010, tragedy once again after killing popularwn brancheau, that led to the scathing documentary black fish. since the movie' release, profits have slumped. soon after, seaworld announced it was ending the controversial killer whale show in san diego. and animal rights groups sayhouldn't be forced to live this way. >> they're very social animals. they will swim up to 100 miles a what would be the equivalent of us living in bathtubs. >> reporter: tilikum's trainers in orlando say he's receiving the best care. >> ifhowed up with this disease in the world, no doubt in my mind he would have been gone a long time ago. >> reporter: the hope for now at least that somehow at peace. for "today," steve patterson, nbc news. >>> still to come on this sunday, the second act forall player who became an opera singer. >> love that. also on our sunday story, a group of american moms making a difference in ancrisis. first, these messag

by his majesty the emperor of japan. please join me in welcoming george takei. [applause] mr. roosevelt: thank you so much for coming. mr. takei: thank you for the invitation to be here. enter the japan society, it is always a pleasure to be here and to have a discussion with you, who has written a novel titled "allegiance." i'm halfway through that right now, so please don't reveal any spoilers to me. mr. roosevelt: i will try not to, although i should say you probably know a fair amount of the plot already. because your own allegiance is based in part on your own experiences. my book is too. asead your autobiography part of my research, and i found it very inspiring and touching. perhaps you would like to start by setting a little bit of the historical context for the audience. the detention of japanese americans is i think not covered in our schools as well as it should be. it is not a subject which is as well-known as it should be as i think there is so much to learn from it. perhaps you could start by telling us a little about the historical background before we go on to

the majesty of another beautiful sunset here all long been northern shoreline of lake erie and of course the northern partrn of the buckeye state 31 degrees here in cleveland. thirty-three and lorraine akrone canton both at 31. here are the when factored in front to start the day meanwhile police are not experiencing that t they are across northern minnesotah and the ups michigan. it is snowing pretty decently up in that area and northeastrt wisconsin that will traverse the great lakes with another weather system up in some moisture into the situation on thursday with rain and thunder's these are possible with the system. t both the one that will extend the warm front us that assembles. we're going to stop the action at 2:00b tomorrow afternoon. otherwise that low crosses into something on.os it will swipe us with colder temperatures on friday maybe even a few lake effect snow we are heading back to tomorrow afternoon. through temperatures will likely not get out of the 40s as a friend now it appears to stay off the lake erie to the south of the front 50s t we will be included in that nu

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been denied of valuable rights of citizens and we know we behold a new government elected by the majesty of the people. a government which to bigotry gives new sanction, to perk persecution no assistance but generously affording to all liberty of conscious and deeming everyone of whatever nation and whatever tongue or language equal part in the great governmental mandate. 1790, washington himself responded, the american people provided mankind examples of an enlarged and liberal policy. a policy worthy of imitation. they assured the jew of new parts and it is now no more that toleration is spoken of as if it were by the indulgence of one class of people than another enjoy the exercise of their inherent right. in other words, the jews of newport have their rights simply because they were people. the government's responsibility was not to give them toleration but to protect their rights as human beings. 1790, and open inclusive sense of our republic. so these men and women in various places, boston gave one of the largest parades. people came forward and express their part of being part of

. >> good evening, your majesty. now it is time for you to show us your talent.>> what's the matter with her? >> what makes you think something is the matter? >> her mouth is not moving. carol: here they are. pretty wonderful. tim conway's first appearance is here. and my very first show with my guest jim neighbors. and my hero lucille ball. i can't wait to see this. >> who is the midget? [laughter] >> that's our daughter, mildred junior. >> why didn't you tell me we had a child? [laughter] >> i hate you, mr. foxworth. >> oh yes. >> i hate you. [laughter] >> my name is -- [laughter] >> oh, pardon me, sir. [laughter] >> welcome to the castle. >> he's prettier than i am. [laughter] >> one never knows who is going to come into your life. [doorbell rings] >> that's the doorbell. >> i can't see anyone now. >> it's a man. open the door. >> i don't like this job either, but we have to act like we are a couple, so we have to pretend, all right? >> as long as you keep that on that basis. [laughter] >> what makes you think it could be anything else? >> well -- [laughter] [

yours o lord is the greatness and the power and the glory and the victory and the majesty and indeed everything that is in the heavens and in the earth. yours is the dominion and you exult yourself over all. in your hand is power and might and it lies in your hand to make great and to strengthen everyone. may god strengthen our people, may god strengthen our nation. may god strengthen the conservative movement. may god strengthen the republican party, may god strengthen our eventual nominee and may god always bless and strengthen this great nation, the united states of america. thank you and god bless you all. thank you very much. >> marco rubio there speaking tonight in what was his final speech of this campaign. he lost his home state of florida by 19 points. and bowed out. but take a look at this. marco rubio leaves with 171 delegates that he had earned. if there's a contested convention those are up for grabs and meanwhile, john kasich on the bottom of our chart, tonight, having won ohio has fewer delegates 137, but with that key home state victory, he is seen as a contender or a

yours, o lord, is the greatness and the power, the glory, and the majesty. indeed, everything that is in the heavens, and the earth. yours is the dominion, o lord. you exalt yourself as head over all. both riches and honor come from you, and you rule over all. in your hand is power, and might. it lies in your hand to make great, and strengthen everyone. may god strengthen our people, and our nation. may god strengthen the conservative movement, may he strengthen the republican party. may god strengthen our eventual nominee, and may god always bless this great nation. thank you, and god bless you all. [applause] marco rubio: thank you. thank you so much. ♪ >> ohio governor john kasich spoke to supporters after winning the republican primary in his home state. he etched out front runner drama trout -- donald trump. his remarks are 15 minutes. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "kasich"] [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "usa"] [cheers and applause] john kasich: you better believe it is about america. it is about bringing us together, not pulling us apar