martha destroyed their correspondence. but their affection and almost the romantic nature of their relationship only grew as they got older. i can't pinpoint when it is, but i would say that washington's respect for martha grew enormously during the war, and he realized during the war, during those months that he was without her in the campaigning season of those eight years just how much he missed her. he thought at the beginning of the war that she would be lonely, and he wrote her that wonderful letter. but it's a letter which is here in the library. he wrote from never about to go and take command at cambridge. but he was worried that she would be lonely and that, and he was worried that he would be worrying about her being lonely. well, as it turned out, he was lonely. and they never thought at the beginning of the war that she would be going to him, but he was who sent for her. and i think the war changed their relationship as wars do change relationships. but i think that was when he really realized, and that was wh

martha: i'm martha maccallum. it's a pig show, a few days long to officially introduce and say, hey, here is our nominee. but this time it's a very real possibility that no candidate will get to the magic number of 1237 delegates. donald trump believes that the party needs to, basically, watch it. >> i think you'd have riots. you know, we have -- i'm representing a tremendous, many, many millions of people. if you disenfranchise those people and you say, well, i'm sorry, but you're is 00 votes -- 100 votes short even though the next one is 500 vote ares short, i think you would have problems like you've never seen before. i believe that. i wouldn't lead it, but i think bad things would happen. bill: so as it is now, trump has 673 delegates, more than half of the way to 1237. cruz trails him at 411, and there's a very big question of what happens to marco rubio's delegates now that he's suspended his campaign. stephen avery here, wall street journal says trump has 57% of the delegates, he's got the nomination. poli

bill: martha?tha: so closing arguments expected today in the trial of one of the first americans accused of trying to join isis. air force veteran tie rod pugh was stopped at turkish airport where he was allegedly carrying propaganda videos. rick, what is happening with this case this morning? reporter: martha, court resumes minutes from now. we expect the prosecution to rest its case and close arguments likely this afternoon with the defense and prosecution painting different pictures. tyrod pugh went to turkey to look for another job as airplane mechanic. his internet searches were aviation jobs and turkish bathhouse us. prosecutors say pugh was radicalized years ago. he pack ad black ski pa mask, solar cell phone charges and two compasses when he was stopped in inistanbul. he was at border crossings between syria. he had numerous beheading videos. most damaging a draft email to his wife which the feds say he wrote, i will use the talents and skills given to me by allah to establish and defend th

martha. martha: are conservatives prepared for this conference? does it feel like they are genuinely prepared to support donald trump as the nominee? >> folks are pretty mixed on this. one senator yesterday who said he wouldn't vote for donald trump -- wouldn't support donald trump got a big reception. we spoke with the chairman who said whoever is the nominee, conservatives will have to get behind. martha: very interesting. we'll watch it throughout the day. bill: the four men on stage. did anybody make the case. fox team coverage from detroit. the morning after continues next. >> you would hillary clinton four checks in 2008. >> the last person that hillary clinton want to face is donald trump. that i can tell you. . . . . martha: red hot night on the fox stage in detroit last night. final four facing off in number 11 now of the republican debate series. a lot of heat up on that stage last night a non-stop barrage of attacks and insults flying fast and furious. that was just the beginning.

martha: i'm martha maccallum. florida police releasing new surveillance video of the march 8 incident the that happened at the trump hotel. you see fields trying to ask the frontrunner a question and you see lawn do you ski out and making some kind of contact. >> i looked at the tape. it's my tape. i have a great club with cameras all over for security reasons. i'm glad we were able to produce the tape. i don't see anything. i see virtually nothing. we are going to destroy a man's life over this? they are chopping off heads and drowning people in the middle east and we are going to destroy a man's life? martha: leland in term of procedure what comes next? reporter: lewandowski turned himself in to police yesterday and he has to be back may 4. any actual and intentional touching or striking of. >> the person against that person's will or the intentional causing of bodily harm to another person. here is the video. you make your own decision. fields in white trying to ask trump a question, lewandowski in the spotligh

martha: hmmm.mber not too long ago when lindsey graham had this to say about ted cruz. >> if you're republican and your choice is it donald trump and ted cruz in general election, the difference between poison or shot. you're still bit. martha: i don't know if he will be poisoned or shot but he seems to be choosing ted cruz in this equation, chris. >> that was most halfhearted endorsement, when you heard the earlier sound bite the one before shot or poisoned. if you can find one person in america who will vote for ted cruz because of lindsey graham's endorsement show him to me or one person in america will vote for ted cruz, if, marco rubio endorses him? they just don't exist. i don't think either of them have much clout in terms of getting other people to vote. people may vote for ted cruz but it is not going to be because of an endorsement, a very halfhearted, belated endorsement from two people who were defeated in the race. if cruz is going to beat trump he will have to beat trump. not because

martha: unbelievable. >> don't mess with me, martha. martha: is this anything new?you look back over course of campaigns they have always gotten pretty nasty at one point or another. >> campaigns have gotten nasty. if ronald reagan's campaign was morning in america, that is the theme, we're in the middle after political hate fest. easy for us in the news business to blame it on the candidates because trump and cruz are going after it over wives, nude pictures, alleged mistresses all of that, but the media contribute to this too. every time i look at op-ed page or web site or cable news any period of time when was last time you heard anybody write or say something positive about the one of the candidates? it seems to be reflecting maybe the snarky and mean-spirited tone of the twitter age culture but seems almost to be all negative now. martha: look at what rich lowery says about john kasich because it seems like he is one making effort to play that role. >> nice guy above the fray. martha: governor kasich is on the trail, running delusional vanity project masqueradi

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martha: katrina, thank you very much. >> thanks, martha. martha: good to have you with us today.bill: as we were watching there, john kasich finished talking with reporters a few moments ago. the question is whether or not he is changing his tone about donald trump. we'll talk to a spokesperson for the governor of ohio, can he win his home state? we're about to find out together in ohio. martha: senator ted cruz is in second place now with delegates. he has about less than 100 behind donald trump. can he gather enough support today to make this a two-man race? >> we're the only campaign that has beaten trump over and over and over again. we've beaten trump not twice, not three times, but nine different times literally from alaska to maine, and states all in between. ♪ bill: news of the moment in ohio, john kasich appears to be in a coin flip for his home state. yesterday he was on the trail with mitt romney. a newcomer for kasich in ohio. moments ago we heard his final argument and much of that was directed at trump, who earlier today, trump did, trump said a few hours earlier ab

martha.hat we expect today is a long discussion on counter-terrorism efforts and ensuring groups like isis don't secure nuclear material. much of president obama's meetings will be on north korea and how it's destabilizing the korean peninsula. the international community must remain united in the face of north korea's continued provocations including its recent nuclear tests. next hour president obama will meet with japanese prime minister, the south korean president and later with the president of china. as you mention, the united states and russia control 90% of the world's nuclear stockpile. russia is skipping this event. bill: there is brand-new polling on where the republican candidates stand on the upcoming primaries. april will be an important month. will they translate to votes? retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement with e*trade. because you can't beat zero heartburn! i take p

martha? martha: talking about turnout.t a big part of the primary season this has been in terms of the stories. does one party have advantage in terms of how many people are enthusiastic getting into this process. we'll debate that coming up. bill: live look, at the republican presidential debate. number 11, folks. martha: it goes to 11. bill: tonight we're hours away from the battle in the motor city, detroit, michigan, from vaudeville to the talkies, hollywood greatest stars, the theater as seen it all. check it out. it looks great. bill: dramatic shift in voter turnout during the early primary season, foreshadowing perhaps possible problems for democrats in the general election. nearly.5 million republican voters turning up on tuesday. that is up 66%. democrats showing up decrease of 31%. going back eight years. marjorie clifton, former consultant for the obama campaign. principle of clifton consulting. we also have the founding partner of calvary llc how are you doing josh and marjorie. ma are jury, how concerned are y

martha destroyed their correspondence. but their affection and almost the romantic nature of their relationship only grew as they got older. i can't pinpoint when it is, but i would say that washington's respect for martha grew enormously during the war, and he realized during the war, during those months that he was without her in the campaigning season of those eight years just how much he missed her. he thought at the beginning of the war that she would be lonely, and he wrote

martha. martha: countdown to a big day tomorrow.ay, and there are high stakes for the republican candidates with two big states holding winner-take-all primaries, and the others could end up close to that as well. live from the campaign trail when we come back. martha: a new chapter in the search for signs of life on mars. there she goes. the european space agency partnering with russia to launch a rocket carrying an unmanned probe into space. the xo mars will reach the red planet in october. special equipment will test the atmosphere, and a small rover will be released onto the surface in 2018. the esa is hoping to avoid a mishap, agency says traces of methane on the planet could lead to a discovery of life there. bill: ooh. martha: so we shall see. bill: that's a road trip, right? did you like "the martian," the movie with matt damon? martha: i liked it. it was pretty good. bill: so i'm hearing that there's fog in hickory, north carolina, that's what i'm hearing. that's the reason why the trump rally -- martha: do we have the shot

martha: top u.s.ad the fight against terror in africa testifying before the senate armed services committee. the hearing comes just as the pentagon announces a major win for u.s. forces in somalia. national security correspondent jennifer griffin jones us why in the pentagon. what do we expect to hear today? >> reporter: as we heard from the air force chief the threats have increased and in africa in particular as general jack king mentioned the pentagon announced yesterday it conducted the largest air strikes in somalia against al shabaab fighters at a training camp 120 miles north of the capital. we just learned of the strike killed and 150 fighters who were gathered for a graduation ceremony. the strike included manned aircraft and drones. today marks the last appearance for general lloyd austin, commander of u.s. central command and general rodriguez of africa. general austin made news admitting only four of five u.s. train syrian fighters remain in the fight against isis. since that time isis has

martha. martha: indeed it is. texas is the very big prize. 377 total delegates and long with 30 superdelegates for democrats. what are issues important for texas voters as they head to the polls. casey stiegel is man on the ground. joins us live from a polling place in dallas. hi, casey. reporter: good morning, martha. we've seen a steady stream filing in and out of this public library in dallas. folks casting their ballot before they head off to work. voters have a lot on their minds in texas. health care, women's rights but immigration is a topic comes up time and time again when you talk to folks. it hits close to home for many texans. after all we share border with mexico. texas has the second largest illegal immigrant populace in the country. candidates with strong stance on immigration appeal to many here. listen. >> security of our country is obviously very important to me. i think donald trump has the good idea to lock down our borders, build our wall. reporter: democrats here favor more after comprehensiv

martha has more now. martha: let's bring in shannon bream who has more information on merrick garland who we will know very well. he was born in chicago. he has chicago in common with the president. what else do we know about him, shannon. reporter: to me if the president picked merrick garland and we have more sources telling us that it suggests the nomination is going nowhere. he is respected by lawmakers on both sides of aisle and intellect and 63 he would not be a considered a legacy pick for the president. we would expect the president if he thought his nominee had a real shot to pick someone younger. garland currently chief judge of d.c. circuit. one level below the supreme court. we talked about several current justice on the bench. served as d.c. circuit, feeding ground to the nation's highest court. graduated first from his class, harvard undergrad. went to graduate from harvard law, magna cum laude. clerked for justice brennan. he worked many times as federal prosecutor. gives him unique backgro

martha: dr.n calling on all five republican presidential candidates to bury the hatchet before the big fox news debate indeed for tomorrow night. will he be successful in that endeavor? bill: i am looking forward to someone -- ben carson saying someone pick on me so i can get some time. 22 minutes before the hour donald trump holding a commanding lead in the republican race as of today. how did he get it done last night? what were voters looking for? ben rollins, joe tricky have run national campaigns lead alabama senator jeff sessions throwing his support behind donald trump. >> if donald trump wins this and continues on, continues his message of unity and bringing people together, to be a more diverse -- he has got to continue that message ended it is an important message and i think he can. martha: after taking seven supertuesday states, in donald trump's favor, strong showings even in those where he lost. >> i congratulate ted because i know how hard he worked. not only did i win most of the

martha: i'm martha maccallum. this sit-down is before donald trump addresses cpac. trump going on the sunday shows and delivering a warning to the gop, saying there will be problems if the candidate with the most delegates is denied the nomination. >> i don't know what's going to happen. but i'll say this. you will have a lot of unhappy people. for the republicans to disenfranchise all those people, if that happens, they are not voting and the republicans lose. >> will you tell your supporters not to riot if you don't win the convention fair and square? >> i would certainly tell them that. but they want to see positive things for our country. i don't want to see riots. bill: do the basic facts on this meeting today. what's it all about? >> after a couple rowdy rallies in arizona which votes tomorrow, trump is coming to washington, doing a lot of presidential things. he will be meeting with some lawmakers. we don't have a good list of who they are. there are reports senator tom cotton will be there. we know senator jeff sessions who endorsed trump will be helping to

martha: i'm martha maccallum the blast went off inside a busy airport and rail station. here is the latest as we break it down for you as we know right now. 26 people dead, 11 of those were killed. 81 injured after two explosions that went off at the international airport. at least one of the blasts was caused by a likely suicide bomber. people were seen running for safety in this video and the smoky images that first came out from the terminal in the terrifying aftermath of these attacks. another explosion in a metro station. ed the airport is on lockdown. air travel suspended. here is what some of the eyewitnesses saw. >> it was like a wave. and you knew as soon as it happened, no doubt it was a terrorist attack. how far do you think you were from the evenings motion? >> i don't know. >> i knew we were close to it. too close. bill: more on that. benjamin hall has our coverage in london. let's start with you and the latest. reporter: another coordinate attack by terrorists in the heart of london. the death toll is up around 34. at 8:00 a.m. there was an explosion in the

martha destroyed their correspondence. but their affection and almost the romantic nature of their relationship only grew as they got older. i can't pinpoint when it is, but i would say that washington's respect for martha grew enormously during the war, and he realized during the war, during those months that he was without her in the campaigning season of those eight years just how much he missed her. he thought at the beginning of the war that she would be lonely, and he wrote her that wonderful letter. but it's a letter which is here in the library. he wrote from never about to go and take command at cambridge. but he was worried that she would be lonely and that, and he was worried that he would be worrying about her being lonely. well, as it turned out, he was lonely. and they never thought at the beginning of the war that she would be going to him, but he was who sent for her. and i think the war changed their relationship as wars do change relationships. but i think that was when he really realized, and that was wh

and he marries martha in january of 1759. i mentioned earlier how, again, martha had a choice of her own. it's frustrating how the narrative often goes. martha dandridge custis was the wealthiest widow in virginia. george washington comes back from the french and indian war, and he says, aha, the wealthiest widow in virginia is right down the road. i need the money, i'm going to go get her. and so she swoons, and he sweeps her off her feet and carries her off back to mount vernon. it didn't really work that way. certainly, he had his choice, she had hers as well. i would emphasize, whatever their motivations would have been -- and, certainly, money was part of it for george -- whatever their motivations may have been, the important thing is that they saw each other as partners from the very beginning. they saw each other as partners. we cannot judge now how much love was in, how much love was not in. there's no question that eventually if not immediately they came to love each other and to rely on each oh completely, but from

martha?> shannon, thank you very much. >>> at the same time donald trump is threatening a lawsuit following the results of the louisiana republican primary, mr. trump won the primary on march the 5th in louisiana, but now it looks like senator ted cruz may actually walk away with more delegates in that state and that has donald trump asking what's up with that. barry bennett is senior adviser to the trump campaign and former manager to the ben carson campaign. guy benson is fox news contributor and co-author of "end of discussion." welcome, gentlemen, good to have you both here. >> good evening. >> webarry, let me start with y. how do you dispute the delegates? basically ten additional ones went cruz's way via rubio delegates and other unbound delegates that also want to ted cruz. that's the way the system works. >> 46 delegates were selected at the convention. immediately afterwards, 27 of them gathered as request of the state party chairman, our delegates weren't invited. of those 27 by a v

marry martha? because she was very wealthy. isn't there another site it is? why did more to choose to marry george? why would the wives of the washington's choose, the women who became their wives, why did they choose to marry the washington's? it was partly because they understood that the washington's were very sober minded, very determined, very focused man, and they were dogged and they were intelligent, if it were not wasteful. and for the women, of course, part of the go with a defined event would be a good border, it would be a good father to the children as they hoped they would have and would also manage their estates. when you look at virginia in this period come into 1600s in the 1700s, there is a tendency to assume that these wealthy individuals of the virginia gentry were complacent, that somehow they had easy lives that they could look forward to future of comfort and wealth. this was a very volatile period. when a jim trueman, a farmer, a planter could in equivalent of an instant los

martha. >> very interesting. jonathan, thank you very much. >>> it happens sometimes, there is once again a situation coming from houston. the fire department telling us that window washers are stuck in an uptown business tower. they can't get down, folks. so, they apparently were up there and the power went out. and now they're stuck. and so, the police and the fire department are keeping an eye on the situation. and they're hoping the power will come back on. and then they can kind of get the police working and get these guys down. i don't know why they can't do it without power. we will see. so far, they seem to be relatively calm. and we'll check on them to make sure all ends well there. more window washers stranded. this time in houston, texas. >>> so another unusual and rather serious travel delay. a co-pilot with major american airlines arrested just before the plane was to take off. who wants to drive with a drunk pilot, right? the latest on that coming up next. tired of working for peanuts? well what if

he marries martha in january of 1759. i mentioned earlier how martha had a choice of her own. it's frustrating how the narrative often goes. martha was the wealthiest widow in virginia. george washington comes back from the french and indian war and says aha, the wealthiest video of virginia is right down the road, i need i need the money, i will go get her. so she swoons and sweeps her off her feet and carries her back off to mount vernon. it didn't really work that way. certainly he had his choice and she had hers as well. i would emphasize whatever their motivations may have been, and certainly money was part of it for george, whatever their motivations may have been, the important thing is that they saw each other as partners. from the very beginning, they shot each other as partners. we cannot judge now how much love was in or not in. ere is no question that eventually, if not immediately, they came to love each other and to rely on a teller completely. from the very beginning, they beginning, they saw their marriage as a partnership. the partnership focused on many diffe

thank you, martha. we'll be right back with charles kelly. >>> the jimmy kimmel concert >>> "the "jimmy kimmel live"" concert series is presented by samsung. >> thanks to morgan freeman. thanks to martha plimpton. apologize to matt damon. "nightline" is next, but first, his album is called "the driver" here with the song "lonely girl" charles kelley. ahh ahh what's the matter now you're crying he wasn't everything you dreamed of i gotta tell you he really wasn't ever good enough for you lonely girl for me can't you see when you're all alone put this record on in your room ooh yeah don't you worry i'm never gonna let you down when you need me i'm always gonna be around close your eyes i'll take your body anywhere it wants to go lonely girl you're the only girl for me can't you see when you're all alone in your room oh and you won't be lonely you won't be lonely girl lonely girl lonely girl girl yeah, you're my lonely girl it's just you and me and the sound of your heartbeat's rhythm just you and me and t

martha. can you hear us. >> reporter: good morning. i just remind you that when the attacks in paris happened we quickly dispatched to brussels so i spent a great deal of time there during the highest terror alert when they expected and attack. that city was in complete lockdown. i'm sure youill see ha in the coming days. because of thesese apparent attacks in the brusselss airport at a metro station, as well also goes to the fact that terrorists security is out there. no matter how high the alert and around there because of abdeslam, the city, of course, was on alert as well and still the terrorists apparently managed to attack very high-profile places. >> these are soft targets, not only high-profile, they're fairly soft targets, martha. >> reporter: they certainly are soft targets, i know when we all woke up this morning and saw the airport has been hit, a place where the security is extensive, if you are in an airport, if you are there before security almost@ anything can happen. the airport too in those areas is a soft target and

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there is a lot of tragedy in martha washington's life.n manycourse she was ways as much a face of the revolution, particularly to those fighting it as was the commanding general. susan: that is one of the notes i wanted to talk about. we think about celebrity in the white house as a modern concept. but these two people were the most famous people in the u.s. richard: they were the most famous people on earth, arguably. washington,phy of it is tough. many i've never gotten over that frosty face on the dollar bill. but enough research has been done -- we can imagine washington as a young man. washington, we think she was born a man -- -- born a grandmother with a cat and white hair. [laughter] it's hard to imagine these two yung dynamic people who are clearly drawn from one another. have a would go on to happy marriage. it was a marriage steered by forces beyond their control. but that only fused the union even more. susan: i just read george washington's farewell address on his birthday. he noted 45 of his life he committed to public servi

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[laughter] because then i can read all martha's, all the new letters that i hope will come out. because, you know, america's a treasure-trove of 18th century papers in the different historical societies, and people travel so much in america like martha's great granddaughters in her papers are in louisiana. and so it's, hopefully, everyone's going to come forward with new martha letters which would be exciting. and there might be a diary. that will be too exciting for words. [laughter] [applause] >> so, flora, thank you very much. you will all be delighted to know that flora fraser will be outside to sign books. i invite you all out for a cocktail reception, and i want to thank you all for being here, so thank you very much. thank you. [applause] >> tomorrow house speaker paul ryan will talk about the state of american politics. we'll show it to you in its entirety at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> tomorrow night on booktv in prime time, a focus on disease and medical care with books on cancer, psychiatry, awe thetism and tracking -- autism and tracking contagions. join us at 8 p.m

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here comes martha. >> don't say it's a horrible >> looking for the perfect dress day. >> my waist was 19 inches. how big is your waist? >> now, for march 4th, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." hi, everybody. thanks for joining us at the end of another busy week. >> we have more big news for you here is tonight's top story. was the murder weapon found at o.j.'s home? only i talked to marcia clark today. a knife apparently was f the rockingham estate when demolished. what's your initial reaction? >> it's a remarkable development connected to the murders of ron and nicole. i just hope the truth comes out about the situation. >> reporter: "e.t." today exclusive with marcia clark, the lead prosecutor in simpson's murder trial finds it baffling. >> it might be a hoax, it be somebody who planted it an then just pretended to find it. >> reporter: the knife the latest twist into the unsolved 2-year-old murders of nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. the house here on what was once o.j.'s property was demolished in 1998 and police say it's possible that et when the knife was di

martha raddatz, our chief global affairs anchor and, martha, you know, still trying to run do you exactly who perpetrated this whether or not it was indeed a suicide bomber. what we do know is there was a great concern after the takedown after salah abdeslam earlier this week, one of the perpetrators of the paris bombings this could trigger on a follow-on attack. >> reporter: very worried about will probably find some correlation between those two events, whether his arrest triggered these attacks, whether they were going to wait to carry out attacks and that because he was arrested, whether they thought he might talk, whether they thought they might get some sort of information out from him, they may have gone ahead and carried out these attacks, you know, i'm watching piece pick -- when you see that police presence, it really can back in november when they had police all over the streets, when they had soldiers all over the streets, it seemed like an attack that was supposedly imminent at the time, was prevented but what happens is these terror cells then go dark, they go silent, they d