the world mantle means a loose-hood or cloak. my customers tell me that it feels like a hug.o launch, i raised $40,000 over kick starter and obtained a tory burch foundation loan through entrepreneur works. wild mantle.com is our website. i'm getting ready to launch my summer collection through a kick starter in april. because the mantles are currently made on antique knitting machines, manufacturing costs are high and retail price is nearly $300. with an investment of $200,000 we can reduce our production costs by scaling up to computerized knitting machinery. the result, a range of mantle options at multiple price points to cater to a broader customer base. i invite you to join me and take up the mantle. >> nice job on the pitch. at least i think so. i love them personally. two numbers between one and ten. the first is what do you think of the product, the second is what do you think of the pitch. how old is this company. >> about two years old. >> what inspired you? >> i made a hooded scarf out of cozy old sweaters because i wanted one. i wore it out and people started say

narrator: but before jemma can take up the mantle, she'll need to check her immaturity at the door.andon: she's a seven-month-old puppy. what could possibly go wrong? i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to

right at this moment he is the very best player in the nba, king lebron james is not pass the mantle to stephan, he has taken it that is by no means a knock on lebron james. but king curry is av averaging 31 and his warriors on with a by popping record 53-5, when east meets west for nba championship we want it to be warriors and cavaliers that would be special but, the road to the finals is easier for the cavs than for the warriors, we'll have to see how it plays out much on ice, gardens. rangers over blue jackets. steve: amazing. >> yep. >> all right, well, braces are not just for teenagers. dari: the dogs need help with their smile as well. steve: a good boy. >> puppy from michigan. his owner moller mollie said his adult teeth were coming in wrong, he could not close his mouth, and was losing weight, mollie's dad wesley withdrawing braces, so cute. steve: they are cute when you don't pay there are them. dari: his smile, he will wear them for a few weeks, they will be straight ended. adorable. >> a golden. nick: i had no idea there were doggy braces. dari: i did not either. steve: i

mitt romney, of course is positions himself to take up the mantle. good to have your perspective on this. >> the democrats have three contests on saturday, one in nebraska. and bernie sanders campaigned there today. >> when millions fight back. demanding that they represented working families people need to thing outside the box. ahead of the primary. he spoke with voters. the quay has reached 20 million americans. they were in milwaukee. in september, 17.5 million americans were registered. >> kim jong un placed the nuclear areas fol an stand by. it could allow a pre-emptive trike. north korea was called on to retrim from actions. 25 years ago a video changed the modern media. the rod ni king beating next. and research on mosquitos has doctors worried about how quickly the zika virus can spread. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. >> what, as if there were no cameras here, would be the best solution? >> this goes to the heart of the argument. >> to tell you the st

they see it as a mantle of legitimacy. >> the nuclear test, last week the united nations improving its toughest sanctions yet. a u.s. air strike in somali killed 150 members. saturday night strike was carried out using a combination of manned and droned aircraft targetting fighters in a camp. it posed a threat to u.s. and african union troops in somali. the white house disclosed the number of people killed by drones and counterterrorism strikes since president obama took office. it included combatant and civilian death. it will not cover conventional combat zones, including iraq and afghanistan. white house's counterterrorism officer believes providing transparency will maintain legitimacy of the programme >>> a promising cancer treatment may have helped save jimmy carter's life. we look at immunotherapy, what it is and isn't. and the fracking industry - scientists blaming drillers for increase in earthquakes in the state. ss >>> the west coast coast has seen severe weather and los angeles, thunder and lightening setting palm trees on fire >>> also an unusual site, pamps of ice from --

i think it's healthy to realize you have that mantle for a period of time. you have to maximize the use of that title, that mantle, that responsibility for whatever length of time you're going to have it. then you have to walk away with your head held high and the realization that you did the best you could. >> i felt i needed to resign at one point because of a vote of no confidence. they stood up and said, what you talking about. we elected his our leader. he did the best job he could and we have a job to do. it's a 50-50 argument and let's move forward. that was leadership by pat roberts. he stood up and told everybody to get back to their senses. unfortunately, it is tough now. you you take paul ryan and john boehner and you have a lot of new members that i call them the hell no caucus. they sell say no to everything. that's hard to manage when you don't have the majority of your caucus with you. the same is true with harry and mitch. they are being pulled by the left, by the right, don't get too far, don't give in too much and oh by the way, we talk abo

trudeau really taking up that mantle, this young charismatic leader of 44 years old, for this agreement. even with the obama administration goes forward with the plans, the calendar is against him. because it is certain to last beyond november and the inauguration in january, so a lot riding on this election, whether or not this agreement that was announced today will ever come to fruition, del. >> and mike, there were so many questions about what happens if and when there is the changing of that guard at the white house if it changes from democrat to republican? specifically with the issue of trade agreements. in other words will the incoming administration well cam a trade agreement negotiated by the obama administration. and there seemed to be push back saying once you get into the white house you have to make decisions that are good for america, but there were no guarantees. >> reporter: and there is a sea change that evidencely is underway here with regard to trade. obviously this is something a democrat has joined hand with establishment republicans, if you will, on capitol hill a

those cost as children especially george washington was the one who held the mantle, took the mantle of -- of washington. and he created the mansion on the hill overlooking the city. and had i'm sure you've been there to the mansion itself you've seen slave quarters behind it, i mean, it's quite a remarkable place. it was filled with memorabilia of washington, he then became a playwright who wrote some of the most incipient, awful words and i copy them in the book. but he married off one of his daughters to hale, and it became then and it became lee's, so in the civil war, it was taken over, and then you'll see if you read a little bit about montgomery makes that who -- he became really con o fed -- confederate and kept moving graves closer and closer to the mansion itself it's really, the mansion has a wonderful history of its own. and i think i've done it on the lee family. thank you. >> you said that -- you said washington consisted of a ten mile square in the shape of a dime. >> yes. >> about and then [inaudible] part of it i believe in alexandria broke away. >> in the 1864. >> c

. >>> presidential candidates claiming the mantle -- new momentum while others go home. >> including senator. marco rubio trounced in trump channel 9s angela jacobs has been following the primary results. rubio says this was just not his year . faced with a landslide win by donald trump here in florida, on his way out, rubio says the fact he has come this far is evidence of how special america is and he says he remains hopeful and optimistic about the country. after tonight it is clear while we are on the right side, this year, we will not be on the winning side. >> reporter: minutes after being beaten by more than 20 percent in florida by republican front runner donald trump, surrounded by a couple of hundreds of supporters in miami, rubio announced the end of his 11 month campaign saying the senator thanks supporters, his family and god. >> i take great comfort in the ancient words which teach us that in their hearts, humans establishes their steps. >> that and fans we spoke with could not rise above what they call the spectacle. >> the only word that comes to mind is disappointmen

marco rubio was really competing against ted cruz to try to take the mantle of being the alternative to donald trump, but marco rubio and john kasich pretty much disappeared on saturday. they both had very, very disappointing performances. so it was very much a night where ted cruz really established himself with a very goodnight as the really second candidate here and it's really the republican side of the race is really starting to narrow down between a race between donald trump and ted cruz. now, we did hear from marco rubio's campaign spokesperson just within the last few minute and he brushed off donald trump's suggestion that rubio drop out. he says there are no plans to do that >>> right. so that's the republican party. let's look at the democrats. we're seeing that bernie sanders has made some gains here. is it enough to threaten hillary clinton's lead after super tuesday? >> reporter: for bernie sanders he had a goodnight in the sense that he won two states. that will give him the big m, meaning momentum, because he needed it after a very disappointing super tuesday performa

we're in a place where you have a guy with a podium and mantle and shouting abunch of stuff and it'sarket participate and a joke. it's ridiculous. >> if you're trading because of something trump said, hour, at some point this year, it will start to matter to guys point. people start factoring that in to their big picture market forecast. i've made some controversial calls and the one i stick by, i said oreo cookies are a staple model luxury. >> right on. that's clear. >> just quickly, as soon as donald trump mentions a stock. >> i think it's a problem whether it's donald trump, hillary clinton, anybody in politics mentions those names it's going to go sideways and none of them are going to be good. >> let's shift gears a little bit. psa here. this weekend is daylight savings time. people turn their clocks forward. forward at 2:00 a.m. on sunday. in lieu of the final trade we're going to take a look at stocks set to spring ahead from here. tim, kick it off. >> these guys are stealing from the retailers online. they're stealing electronics. china has been sold off dramatically. >> univ

." >> hello, i'm the designing behind the wild mantle. it means a loose fitting hood or cloak. to launch, i raised $40,000 over kek start ee eer act and i'm ge ready to launch my summer collection through a kick starter. because they're currently made on antique machine. production is very expentive. we would like to upgrade to a computer system. . >> nice job on that pitch, and i love them personally. you two, two numbers between one and ten. what did you think of the product, and what did you think of the pitch? >> how old is the company? >> two years. >> i made myself one, and people started saying where are there. >> i want the product, i want one, i'll buy one. i thought your pitch was great. i love your enthusiasm and all that you have done. i am concerned about your competitive advantage. and barrier to sententry into t market. you will have people coming in and knocking you off and this is a concern of mine and it could be as an investor. >> i gave her a niep and ne and. the product has heft, soft and warm. the price point is really high, you're smart to get that down a

'cause that's what you do when you want to assume the mantle of a copyrighted superhero, you go to the editor of that hero's comic book? well, i'm not just the editor. my grandfather was morty stiller. morty stiller, the creator of the midnight ranger? yeah. here was a guy who was everything my grandfather wanted the midnight ranger to be, you know? someone who just wanted to make the world better. the whole thing was just so, um... romantic? (sighs): yeah, i guess. my grandfather would have loved it. a real midnight ranger helping real people. so, i... i gave him my blessing. so this was written less than a week ago. right, well, the first time we met, i told him i had one condition-- that he needed to take steps to protect himself. so i gave him some money to buy body armor. after that, i'd send him a little something whenever i could, you know, just to keep him safe. look, i... really wanted to tell you guys about this yesterday, but you have to understand, if sandy finds out that i did this... you'll lose your job? well, more than that. working here at superlative, it's, like, my l

midnight ranger costume to... fight crime. ' cause that's what you do when you want to assume the mantle of a copyrighted superhero, you go to the editor of that hero's comic book? well, i'm not just the editor. my grandfather was morty stiller. morty stiller, the creator of the midnight ranger? yeah. here was a guy who was everything my grandfather wanted the midnight ranger to be, you know? he was, um, brave and honorable and decent. someone who just wanted to make the world better. the whole thing was just so, um... romantic? (sighs): yeah, i guess. my grandfather would have loved it. a real midnight ranger helping real people. so, i... i gave him my blessing. so this was written less than a week ago. right, well, the first time we met, i told him i had one condition-- that he needed to take steps to protect himself. so i gave him some money to buy body armor. after that, i'd send him a little something you know, just to keep him safe. look, i... really wanted to tell you guys about this yesterday, but you have to understand, if sandy finds out that i did this... you'll lose your job?

falling on my head and just like the guy whose feet are too big for his bed ♪ >> ♪ beneath this snowy mantle happen to see the most beautiful girl in the world ♪ peter: one of my all-time favorite singers is the ultra cool mr. perry como. debby: you know he was my godfather. in 1970 he recorded one of the decade's most unforgettable love songs. >> ♪ it's impossible to tell the sun to leave the sky it's just impossible ♪ everything is beautiful in its own way debby: remember all those beautiful songs from stage and screen? here is a show tune that became a number one hit from my wonderful mother-in-law rosemary clooney. >> ♪ hey there you with the stars in your eyes ♪ >> ♪ where do i begin to tell the story of how great a love can be ♪ >> ♪ jean, jean roses are red ♪ >> ♪ what's it all about alfie ♪ is it just for the moment we live ♪ >> ♪ to dream the impossible dream to fight the unbeatable foe ♪ peter: that is such a pretty melody. i love relaxing to music like that and sharing it with friends. debby: i think that is what makes the music of your life collection so special. it is filled wit

midnight ranger costume to... fight crime. ' cause that's what you do when you want to assume the mantle of a copyrighted superhero, you go to the editor of that hero's comic book? well, i'm not just the editor. my grandfather was morty stiller. morty stiller, the creator of the midnight ranger? yeah. here was a guy who was everything my grandfather wanted the midnight ranger to be, you know? he was, um, brave and honorable and decent. someone who just wanted to make the world better. was just so, um... romantic? (sighs): yeah, i guess. my grandfather would have loved it. a real midnight ranger helping real people. so, i... i gave him my blessing. so this was written less than a week ago. the first time we met, i had one condition-- that he needed to take steps to protect himself. to buy body armor. i'd send him a little something whenever i could, you know, just to keep him safe. look, i... really wanted to tell you guys about this yesterday, but you have to understand, if sandy finds out that i did this... you'll lose your job? well, more than that. working here at superlative, it's, l

things up at the farm after showing us the farm and each of us took a rock to take home to have on our mantle at home. by the time he got to the town center where we had this great event, he couldn't find a parking spot. he was riding all around looking for a space. finally out of frustration he said, lord, please, open up a spot for me so i can get to this event. i will give up whiskey and go to church every sunday. then the clouds opened. the sun opened up. in front of him was a parking spot. he said, never mind, lord, i found one myself. if i could just be serious for a moment. i would say that the irish have been long known as great storytellers. i don't think it's an accident that some of our best presidents have been as well. storytelling is an act of defiance. it's a way of pushing back against the boredom, the tedium, the tragedy of life. it's how lincoln fought off his sadness. it's how ronald reagan chased away his loneliness. perhaps it's filting that kennedy, our first irish catholic president was known for his sense of irony. it requires a kind of detachment, a clear-eyed view of

midnight ranger costume to... fight crime. ' cause that's what you do when you want to assume the mantle of a copyrighted superhero, you go to the editor of that hero's comic book? well, i'm not just the editor. was morty stiller. of the midnight ranger? yeah. here was a guy who was everything my grandfather wanted the midnight ranger to be, you know? he was, um, brave and honorable and decent. someone who just wanted to make the world better. the whole thing was just so, um... romantic? (sighs): yeah, i guess. my grandfather would have loved it. a real midnight ranger helping real people. so, i... i gave him my blessing. so this was written less than a week ago. right, well, the first time we met, i told him i had one condition-- that he needed to take steps to protect himself. after that, i'd send him a little something whenever i could, you know, just to keep him safe. look, i... really wanted to tell you guys about this yesterday, but you have to understand, if sandy finds out that i did this... you'll lose your job? well, more than that. working here at superlative, it's, like, my l

midnight ranger costume to... fight crime. ' cause that's what you do when you want to assume the mantle of a copyrighted superhero, you go to the editor of that hero's comic book? well, i'm not just the editor. my grandfather was morty stiller. morty stiller, the creator of the midnight ranger? yeah. here was a guy who was everything my grandfather wanted the midnight ranger to be, you know? he was, um, brave and honorable and decent. someone who just wanted to make the world better. the whole thing was just so, um... romantic? (sighs): yeah, i guess. my grandfather would have loved it. a real midnight ranger helping real people. so, i... i gave him my blessing. so this was written less than a week ago. i told him i had one condition-- that he needed to take steps to protect himself. so i gave him some money to buy body armor. after that, i'd send him a little something whenever i could, you know, just to keep him safe. look, i... really wanted to tell you guys about this yesterday, but you have to understand, if sandy finds out that i did this... you'll lose your job? well, more than t

'cause that's what you do when you want to assume the mantle of a copyrighted superhero, you go to the editor of that hero's comic book? well, i'm not just the editor. my grandfather was morty stiller. morty stiller, the creator of the midnight ranger? yeah. here was a guy who was everything my grandfather wanted the midnight ranger to be, you know? he was, um, brave and honorable and decent. someone who just wanted to make the world better. romantic? (sighs): yeah, i guess. my grandfather would have loved it. a real midnight ranger helping real people. so, i... i gave him my blessing. so this was written less than a week ago. right, well, the first time we met, i told him i had one condition-- that he needed to take steps to protect himself. so i gave him some money to buy body armor. after that, i'd send him a little something whenever i could, you know, just to keep him safe. look, i... really wanted to tell you guys about this yesterday, but you have to understand, if sandy finds out that i did this... you'll lose your job? well, more than that. working here at superlative, it's, l

certainly trump is going the try the claim that mantle tonight. cbs news is going to bring you super tuesday updates throughout the evening, and we're going to have an hour-long, prime time special at 10:00. norah o'donnell, charlie rose, john dickerson, anthony mason, elaine quijano, bob schieffer and i will have the very latest returns analysis. john, one thing that strikes me is that trump is winning in every region of the country. >> reporter: that's right. talking to republicans today and saying what's happening, they are saying what we're witnessing is a change in the republican party before our eyes. it is being reshaped by the trump coalition, and with each one of these victories, so he wins in massachusetts, and then learning what the new republican party is going the look like under donald trump. >> pelley: that's an interesting phrase john just used, the "trump coalition." not a traditional republican coalition, but a diverse group of people that are united by one idea -- they're mad as hell at washington. >> reporter: they're extremely

'cause that's what you do when you want to assume the mantle of a copyrighted superhero, you go to the editor of that hero's comic book? well, i'm not just the editor. my grandfather was morty stiller. morty stiller, the creator of the midnight ranger? yeah. here was a guy who was everything my grandfather wanted the midnight ranger to be, you know? he was, um, brave and honorable and decent. someone who just wanted to make the world better. the whole thing was just so, um... romantic? (sighs): yeah, i guess. my grandfather would have loved it. a real midnight ranger helping real people. so, i... i gave him my blessing. so this was written less than a week ago. right, well, the first time we met, i told him i had one condition-- that he needed to take steps to protect himself. so i gave him some money to buy body armor. after that, i'd send him a little something whenever i could, you know, just to keep him safe. look, i... really wanted to tell you guys about this yesterday, but you have to understand, if sandy finds out that i did this... you'll lose your job? well, more than that. w

'cause that's what you do when you want to assume the mantle of a copyrighted superhero, you go to the editor of that hero's comic book? well, i'm not just the editor. my grandfather was morty stiller. morty stiller, the creator of the midnight ranger? yeah. here was a guy who was everything my grandfather wanted the midnight ranger to be, you know? he was, um, brave and honorable and decent. someone who just wanted to make the world better. the whole thing was just so, um... romantic? (sighs): yeah, i guess. my grandfather would have loved it. a real midnight ranger helping real people. so, i... i gave him my blessing. so this was written less than a week ago. right, well, the first time we met, i told him i had one condition-- that he needed to take steps to protect himself. so i gave him some money to buy body armor. after that, i'd send him a little something whenever i could, you know, just to keep him safe. look, i... really wanted to tell you guys ve to understand, if sandy finds out that i did this... you'll lose your job? well, more than that. working here at superlative, it's

but a mantle of the mantle of cloud cover. it is raining rain now. doppler radar ra showing showers headed to the north and east stand up around ashtabula geneva madison of course painesville getting some rain right now along with mentor.. there is a break in the action th from twinsburg and hudson village, stowe and akron getting a break in the rainfalle currently, but there is more where that came from. more showery weather and some decent rain down there.wer a rumble off thunder as we go through the afternoon hourss and every once in a while we will see an arc of precipitation that is more substantial but it is nice to to have a break every once in a while in precipitation. it won't rain all day but it is extensive. da all the way up to the twin cities and back down to the south where low pressure is about away st. louis, and it is a warm front that will be movingv into our neck of the woods later ono ou tonight. eventually that will tug our temperatures into the sixties, but not until tomorrow. right now 43 at the u lakefront and a bit of a wind

narrator: but before jemma can take up the mantle, she'll need to check her immaturity at the door. brandon: ah-ah! [coins jingling] brandon: she's a seven-month-old puppy.

travel through the rock, and we'll understand the core size, perhaps whether it's molten or not, the mantle size and the size of the crust. and it will be the only other planet besides everett as a terrestrial -- besides earth that we'll understand that well. now, from a human exploration perspective, it's going to be important to know, you know, how active mars is for humans walking around on the surface. some of the places they might want to go for protection are collapsed lava tykes. we've found a number of -- tubes. we've found a number of them from orbit. >> what's a lava tube? >> okay. so like here on earth we have volcanos that spew molten rock out, and that material then works its way through the earth, comes out, it's evacuated, and you actually after everything cools can get a vacated tube of material. we have found those on mars. mars has a huge, several huge volcanos, one of which is is large that if it was on earth, it would talk up the state of missouri. it would take up the state of missouri. the whole state. i mean, it's a huge shield volcano. and then there's the tharsus ri

thomas might be trying to take the mantle of antonin scalia who died a couple weeks ago. >> 5:22 am and lots more coming up. size does matter when it comes to sandwiches. the promise the company there better not be hold the salt! are we bothering you? >> the city's new rule requires restaurant chains to put out warnings is on hold and it was supposed to go into effect today. the judge issued a temporary stay . the national restaurant association may request after another judge upheld the right to find the chains of the usd600. the city has until the 18th to respond. >> the big difference between 11 inches and 12 inches could be sure there foot-long sandwiches are as long as they are supposed to be. judge has approved a settlement in a class-action lawsuit filed after a teenager posted a photo online back in 2013 showing his foot-long was only 11 inches. that is appalling! the new york post says for short . subway says it takes steps to ensure it will won't happen again.it was pleased that the judge found no wrongdoing on its part. get out the tape measure. >> it seems the oscar mask was

narrator: but before jemma can take up the mantle, she'll need to check her immaturity at the door. brandon: ah-ah! [coins jingling] brandon: she's a seven-month-old puppy. what could possibly go wrong? i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope. my mission is to make sure these amazing animals find a purpose, a family, and a place to call home. today one dog will be saved, and one family will have a new best friend. this is lucky dog. come on! there you go! come on with me! come on! narrator: for jessie it's a perfect day for a dip, but this swimming lesson isn't about perfecting her doggy paddle. it's about safety. brandon: good girl! there you go!

narrator: but before jemma can take up the mantle,

we can only defeat them if we take back the mantle of islam. >> the idea of the islamic state is a bad >> he came to the united states at the age of four and grew up in morgantown, virginia. idea f. bad idea for christians and jews and muslims who do not want to live according to the strict interpretation of islam. and it's a bad idea for women. >> the goal of changing the hard line interpretation became a very personal one after attacks on september 11th. >> i was a reporter for the "wall street journal." i went to pakistan. by colleagues came to visit me. he went off during interview, from which he was kidnapped and murdered by men who practiced this interpretation of islam, and very much the ideology of the ice lambic state today. what i realize personally is that it's my duty as a muslim, my duty to stand up against these extremism. today, she's a member of a movement started by dr. suni joser. >> it was started in december, 2015. a group of us as muslims stood together with this declaration and what we're trying to do is be the change we want to see in the world. what we assert he

everything you can think of, doors, mantles, lighting, plumbing, wood. >> we're the saviors of salvagebetween the wrecking ball and -- >> tell me about your service. you were navy guys. >> i spent four years in service, helicopter squadron. >> i was in active duty for five years. i'm an o and he's an we do the the clipboard. >> now, they're putting me to work. >> the project today is a swinging daybed. you can sleep or hang out on this thing. >> it's got two stories that i can see now. the wood that came from a house at smith mountain lake. >> this came from the rising sun ranch in -- >> alderson, west virginia. >> 1880s, 1890s. we pulled it off. >> how did they turn that into this? let's say it involves a lot of tools. >> it's not a little bit of -- knocked a little bit of the paint off. we don't want it all off. the next thing, we need to support this. we'll go to the welding shop. >> you put the tip right here. pull the trigger. >> watch your fingers. >> pull. that's good. >> we'll punch holes in this. go ahead, hit it. >> bingo. >> all right. now we're going to put these brackets t

they see it as a mantle of legitimacy. i will say that the fact that this year's exercises are the largest ever, and as a spokesperson says, no one is surprised that pyongyang is unhappy. this is the cauldron of possible confusion and miscalculation that could lead to accidental war on the peninsula >>> one important question is whether north korea can hit south korea, and can put satellites of some sort into space. what is the likelihood that those rockets could be used as nuclear delivery systems? >> there's two issues, one is what north korea says about launching a pre-emptive nuclear strike, that they would not do even if they are able to. they know what the response and conclusion of an attack would be, that would be their own destination. the second point is important to keep in mind. to date there has been no evidence or consistency that the north, in fact, has a deliverable reliable weapon, they are in the phase of testing big clunky very heavy devices, and no one has said, and there has been no evidence in the tes

we can only defeat them if we start to take back the mantle of islam. >> the idea of the islamic state is a bad idea. >> born in bombay, india, nomadi came to the united states at age four, grew up in west virginia. >> bad idea for the 21 century. bad idea for christians and jews and muslims who do not want to live according to the strict interpretation of islam. and it's a bad idea for women. >> the goal of changing the hard line interpretation became a very personal one after attacks on september 11th. >> i was a reporter for the "wall street journal." i went to pakistan. by colleagues came to visit me. he went off during interview, from which he was kidnapped and murdered by men who practiced this interpretation of islam, and very much the ideology of the ice lambic state today. what i realize personally is that it's my duty as a muslim, my duty to stand up against these extremism. today, she's a member of a movement started by dr. suni joser. >> it was started in december, 2015. a group of us as muslims stood together with this declaration and what we're trying to do is be the chan

amber: it is possible we have gotten through this morning without any mantle wrecks. 40 and gorman a little volume both directions but it is a nice start. we will update you in g.m.a. barbara: "good morning america" is next. john: for barbara, amber, don john c >>> good morning, america. trump triumphs again. the gop front-runner winning big in michigan, mississippi and hawaii. now calling on the party to unite behind him. >> so, what i say to the republicans is embrace it. we will win the election easily. >> and bernie sanders stunning hillary clinton. >> this has been a fantastic night in michigan. >> a major upset defying the race tighter than ever. our team breaking it down. donald trump and john kasich both join us this morning. >>> also right now, severe storms hit the south. flash floods and pounding hail. dozens already rescued as more severe weather and heavy rain moves in. >>> hulk hogan takes the stand facing tough questions about his private tape. saying his famous character is different than who he really is. why that's crucial to his case. oh i get by with a little help

pop... you're my mickey mantle. so the last thing in the world i want to do but i love you, and i want to have you around for a long time. so, i'm asking... would you please give me your keys? (sighs) i can't do that. because i already gave them to linda. to linda? and danny. the keys, the pink slip, the whole shebang. because their car blew up. that's exactly right. well, no, that's not entirely true. (sighs) the truth is... francis, there was never a police report filed. is in the 86. he whipped that up for me. and i banged the bumper again as i backed out of the garage. is there any particular reason why you couldn't have told us that when you came in? didn't you hear her? she told me not to say a word. yeah, but you didn't mind seeing us sweat a little. damn straight. deserve more than a little sweat. okay, just shut up! both of you. grandpa, give me a hug. captioning sponsored by cbs brought to you by volkswagen. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org pet moments are beautiful, unless you have

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donald trump says, i will take the mantle of anger in this campaign. the angry at government republicans, there it is, donald trump wins 42%. ted cruz up there, too, with 33%. marco rubio way back at 14%. if you want to know why it was a good night for trump, maybe surprisingly good one for cruz, it's anger. >> have you seen inside out? anger is a very lovable, cute character. anyway, it's so late. >> we did warn our audience that she has to be up in about five minutes. >> i just want to throw one other thing out here. which is that michael bloomberg has said that if it looked like it was going to be donald trump and bernie sanders as the nominees, that he would get in and run a third party candidacy and self-fund. >> i want to learn more about this. >> i would like to learn more about that. hillary clinton is the more likely democratic nominee. but it looks like donald trump is the prohibitive favorite to be the republican nominee. >> chuck todd seemed to know something about this tonight. >> it will be interesting to see if not just michael bloomberg

it would be a serious mistake for the united states to abandon our responsibilities or cede the mantle of leadership for global peace and security to anyone else. as we gather here, three evolving threats. iran's continued aggression, a rising tide of extremism across a wide arc of instability, and the growing effort to delegitimize israel on the world stage, are converging to make the u.s./israel alliance more indispensable than ever. we have to combat all these trends with even more intense security and diplomatic cooperation. the united states and israel must be closer than ever, stronger than ever, and more determined than ever to prevail against our common adversaries and to advance our shared values. this is especially true at a time when israel faces brutal terrorist stabbings, shootings, and vehicle attacks at home. parents worry about letting their children walk down the street. families live in fear. just a few weeks ago, a young american veteran and west point graduate named taylor force was murdered by a palestinian terrorist near the jaffa court. these attacks must end imm

we on can only defeat them if we take back the mantle of islam. >> the idea of the islamic state is aad idea. >> born in india to a conservative muslim family, this man came to the united states at the age of four and grew up in morgan town, west virginia. >> bad idea for the 21st f century. bad idea for christians and jewd and muslims who do not want to live according to the strict interpretation of islam and it's a bad idea for women. >> her goal of changing the hard line interpretation of islam became a personal one after the attacks of 9-11. >> i was a reporter for the "wall street journal." i went to pakistan. there my colleagues and the "wall street journal," danny pearl, came to visit me. he went off for an interview from which he was kidnapped, murdered by men who practiced this interpretation of islam that is very much the ideology of the islamic state today. and what i realized very personally is that it's my duty as a muslim, it's my duty to stand up against the ideology of extremeism. >> today she's a member of the muslim reform movement started by dr. jassar. >> it wased

well, now the children of the reagan revolution are ready to assume the mantle of leadership. >> that's a rubio superpac. pat, your reaction to that. because i'm stunned. >> well, this is -- it is outrageous. everybody knows that david duke has got nothing in common with donald trump and trump and the kkk is preposterous, outrageous. a reporter goes up, do you renounce the kkk? they put that in people's minds. it is insidious and the idea that rubio and his superpac, i understand why they're doing it. they want to destroy this guy. sean, they're going all out. >> does it work? do you think this works? and also what's coming in tomorrow night's debate. >> i think to a degree it is hurting i think it hurt trump. the attack ads in northern virginia. i don't know if the kkk was in there. these things are designed to hurt him. my guess would be you might see some kind of closing in florida. but again, you got to wait for april 15th. or excuse me. march 15th. i'll tell you. then at this point we'll see whether trump has a clear shot to the nomination and can't be stopped or short in terms of

that's the most important thing and secondly making sure -- making sure that we pick up the mantle.hat we run with the baton. that we finish the race so that we can leave this country better for these kids right now. >> we'll see how those context end up here in a couple of hours. >> our special programming begins at 8:00 p.m. tonight. thank you so much for joining us. be sure to tune in tonight. that's all the time we have. >> great being with you. great being with you at home. have a wonderful saturday. we'll see you back here tomorrow. this little guy is about to make his first deposit. we'd like to open a savings account for him. yes yes. great thanks to mom and dad and their safe driving bonus check from allstate. oh. look at this. safe driving bonus. are you a safe driver? lucky little fella. only allstate gives you two safe driving bonus checks a year for driving safe. see how much more an allstate agent can do for you. call 877-644-3100. like in most families, dad's always the last to know. that's why accident forgiveness was the first thing he asked for when he switched to

hey, i noticed this old pipe on the mantle. it's a beauty. oh, it was my grandfather's. oh, wow, they don't make 'em like this anymore. so now that he's gone, what are you gonna do with that empty room? uh... why do you ask? i was just thinking, it might be nice well, from now on, this house is your home. whoo! what a day. ecch. who could've seen this one coming? oh, please-- after seven years, you know, i finally move out of your house, and within two days, i burn my new home down. you can't write this stuff. i could if i used your skin for paper and your blood for ink. i just want you to know that as soon as we get the insurance money and repair the fire damage,

it would be a serious mistake for the united states to abandon our responsibilities or cede the mantlef leadership for global peace and security to anyone else. all of this work -- defending israel's legitimacy, expanding security and economic ties, taking our alliance to the next level -- depends on electing a president with a deep, personal commitment to israel's future as a secure, democratic, jewish state, and to america's responsibilities as a global leader. tonight you'll hear from candidates with very different visions of american leadership in the region and around the world. you'll get a glimpse of a potential u.s. foreign policy that would insult our allies, not engage them, and embolden our adversaries, not defeat them. we need steady hands, not a president who says he's neutral on monday, pro-israel on tuesday, and who knows what on wednesday, because everything's negotiable! well, my friends, israel's security is nonnegotiable. now, in a democracy, we're going to have differences, but what americans are hearing on the campaign trail this year is something else entirely --

leakers and whistle-blowers more than all previous presidents combined, he is the guy to assume the mantle of murrow? good afternoon, welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we are hours away from a cnn republican town hall in wisconsin and what candidates say could swing the pivotal badger state primary, one that could cement donald trump's grip on the republican nomination. but what happened today, well, we've never seen anything like it. at least not in recent presidential politics. donald trump's campaign manager was charged for committing misdemeanor battery against a reporter, and the charges come after trump and his staffers denied for weeks the campaign manager corey lewandowski had even touched here. here's how donald trump initially responded to the allegations. >> surrounded by secret service. we have many secret service. you see some here. when we left i spoke to them, nothing happened. this was, in my opinion, made up. >> nothing happened. this was in my opinion made up. for corey lewandowski he tweeted at reporter in question, michelle fields, calling her delusional and telli

. >> breaking news, or mantled beach police on -- ormond beach police on the scene of it a stand off. >> luanne: ryan has breaking details. >> ryan: details are limit 'em the. what police are telling us, the stand-off is happening at a home on grenada boulevard and police say it started at 4:00 a.m., 4-and-a-half hours into and it was an armed robbery and in datona beach and moved to a home now grenada boulevard is closed 444444444444 activity. officers say people traveling to work could actually take beach street. keep that in mind. a crew is on the way and we'll bring you a live report as soon as they alive and we get details. flou, back to the studio with john and luanne. >> john: volusia county, datona beach beach police say spring break is getting out of hand. >> luanne: and are calling in extra patrols. there are ten deputies and ten beach patrol officers patrolling the three block area near the bandshell. they have been forced to beef up enforcement because more student are visiting compared to recent spring breaks, the last ten days alone, there were 150 less, dramatically hig

-- where we have been active and involved which we think is time for them for them to pick up the mantle. that may be a consequence, so it may be that there is not a circumstance where we can cut off or cut out people without assistance without some substitute. the other possibility, we are proposing to use a small portion of the program for local purchases. i'd be happy to give you a more detailed response to that question, but it does point out the challenge. whenever we have a discussion about budgets we focus on , individual programs. it is all about choices and if we did not have a finite number to deal with, if we could fix the fire budget, it creates more flexibility in the budget. to be very candid, this is an area that has frustrated me more than any since i have been secretary. everybody knows this is a problem. last year, i had to give out seven american flags to family members that lost loved ones. and the reason why some of them were lost is because we have not been able to do the job we need to do in restoring and making our forests more resilient. we borrow money from thos