c 19 26;33 martina allen older sister -- once i got to him i was just trying the back of an ambulance, with fractures to his tibia and fibula, on the way to chkd. dr. faiqa qureshi is the head of the er at the king's daughters. her children are grown, but if they were younger and wanting to go jump... c 1 8:01 dr faiqa qureshi chkd emergency medicine -- i wouldn't. qureshi says jonathan's leg fracture is typical of what she sees from trampoline injuries. c 1 00:55 dr faiqa qureshi chkd emergency c 1 1;37 dr faiqa qureshi chkd emergency medicine -- it might be better than sitting and playing a video game for three and four hours, but there are other safer things to do c 1 3:03 gavin grissom general manager cloud9 trampoline park -- let me tell you safety is absolutely our highest priority gavin grissom manages cloud9. he say his staff is focused on safe jumping and safe equipment. c 1 3:21 gavin grissom general manager cloud9 trampoline park -- they know the rules. they know the things to look for when they're working out on the jump floor trampoline parks have an association, but they

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c 19 29:50 martina allen older sister -- we don't want you to be put out of business, we want you to have more business, but we don't want people to cause anything could happen we want to thank cloud9 management, it was the only park we contacted that was willing to answer our questions. nine weeks after the fracture, jonathan allen still has that bracket on his leg, and his family is still deciding whether or not to sue. we put more information on wavy dot com. and in case you missed one of our special reports, you can find our website. still ahead on midday- a warning about those popular quizzes online. why you should think twice about clicking on one. plus - a danger for dog owners. find out what i-c-u we have a warning for those popular quizzes on social media. they may seem harmless, but hackers are using them to steal your personal information. cyber security experts for a reason. once you allow a website to get your information, hackers can then use your account to lure in more victims. one expert says hackers use this for one thing: money. (sot: sri sridharan, cyber security

. >> martina mcbride, cheap trick and other people who will be here as well, lone star. lots will be coming for the live entertainment and of course that delicious strawberry short cake. speaking about the entertainers, i'm here with this big guy here. he's my new friend. his name is maximus g. he's 7 feet tall and he is a robot. are you going to show us some of your moves? i didn't bring any music with me. you want to dance? >> reporter: we're going to dance. [unintelligible] >> reporter: you lead, i'll follow. toll me about yourself, maximus. >> well, i'm from [unintelligible] of the united states. my legs are from california. my chest is from kentucky. my head and some of the components within my head are from jacksonville, florida. >> reporter: that's pretty exciting. >> yes pip like long walks on the beach. >> reporter: okay. you are going to be out here all week long. tell me about the things you will be doing this week. >> i will be meeting and greeting all of the kids and cults. what are adults except big kids, right? >> reporter: that's right. >> we'll be dancin

less than an hour after martina allen and her younger brother signed the release, he was headed to chkd with a severe double fracture. but norfolk attorney john cooper says that release won't pass legal muster. c 2 3:04 john cooper injury lawyer -- the average person has no way of knowing that this is not an enforceable agreement as far as saying "it doesn't matter if your kid gets hurt over here, you can't sue us." that's not true. gavin grissom is the general manager of cloud9. c 1 13:42 gavin grissom general manager cloud9 trampoline park -- what i do know is that the tendency has been that participant to sign off on the safety of the premises and the equipment. c 2 4:19 john cooper injury lawyer -- i don't know how i could begin to do the inspection duty that they're trying to foist on the parent or guardian? c 1 15:09 gavin grissom general manager cloud9 trampoline park -- you know when it comes to getting into the nitty-gritty of the waiver it's not something that i can really comment on c 1 14:11 gavin grissom general manager cloud9 trampoline park -- we don't build our business

. >> tennis player martina navratilova said she wouldn't be surprised if players dropped out of indianls, after the head of the tournament made comments many call sexist. gerald tan reports. >> reporter: indian wells, one of the richest joint events in professional tennis, the prize money for the men's and women's is the same, a rare example of pay parity in sport. the man in charge of indian wells courted controversy after a remark made about the women's tennis tour, the wta. >> in my next life when i come back i want to be someone in the wta. because they ride on the coat-tails of men. they don't make a decision and they are lucky, very, very lucky. if i was a lady player i'd go down every night on my knees and thank god there's a roger federer and a rafael nadal on board. >> moore eventually apologised for comments saying they were in poor taste. the wta issuing a statement saying they were disappointed and alarming. the top ranked denounced words, reopening debate on quality saying there were much more spectators than the men's matches. it's a reason why we should be awarded more.

but a mild evening evening when martina is on stage. >>> great reminder about the strawberry festival, each afternoon we are seeing clogged roads, i-4 in particular. so just pay attention later. and let's take to you the maps now though and show you we are in the green pretty much all good 75 up there at the apex. good morning to you in pasco county. moving toward tampa and your bridges, connecting pinellas and hillsborough, no problems here on the courtney campbell, howard franklin or gandy. and good morning pinellas county, u.s. 19, the arch nemesis, well, i'm happy to report, it looks fine, we are accident-free throughout the bay area. gayle, candace, back the to you. >> thank you. >>> an 8 on your side alert this morning about a troubling incident in polk county. parents, you're going to want to talk to your kids about this one. law enforcement is looking for a middle-aged man driving a car that approached a young girl as she walked home from school. news channel 8's lindsey mastis is following this story for us center. lindsey, what exactly happened? >> reporter: well, gayle, thi

martina mcbride at 7:30. temperatures already pleasant, 10:00 a.m., 74. could feel warm at 3:00 p.m. when it's 48 and a mild evening. and i checked out strawberry short cake yesterday. had the works including ice cream and whipped cream. yeah, it was really, really good. in weather and traffic on the 8s at 5:38, i take you eight days into the future to see how long we stay this nice and meredith is in for leslee. cake? >> it had cake. only offered me cake. i prefer it that way. >> i'll take both. outside. speaking of i-4 which of course will take to you the strawberry festival, this though closer to tampa, i-4 at mlk, we have a road ranger and tow truck onscene of an earlier accident westbound. they're getting that one cleared out of the way. delays. north of i-4 along 275 and i- 75, you are in the green. indicating speeds at or above the speed limit. and your bay area bridges connecting pinellas and hillsborough, up to speed. gayle, candace, back to you. >> all right. >> thank you so much. >>> an 8 on your side alert this morning about a troubling incide

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she plays martina, an amazing actress.irls, i think, are just the two sweetest, cutest, prettiest, lovelyiest, funniest, most talented gals on tv. after you watch the first season, you have to argue with me if you say they're not because they are great. you know, miranda cosgrove plays the rocket scientist. and mia plays the one with probably the lesser morals. but they have a great dynamic with each other. and it's a great cast. i mean, jim boroughs -- >> i'm going to let you go. we are going to run a little clip here that you will find familiar. >> i'm a recovering germ d -- germophobe. >> what is that symbol? >> it's a germ. >> one of your roles, as david, everyone knows the role. it even drew a smile watching the old clips. >> well, you know, it's -- it's strange for me to think that '98 was the last year we were in production on "seinfeld." almost 20 years ago now. but the show is in perpetual -- it's such an iconic show. >> you have done tv, movies, commercials, do you have a form you enjoy better than the others? >>

reporter: martina mcbride a independents day, you did a great job. another thing, 15 years old, so young, with a bright career, judge harry connick jr. said you sing from a place of pain, where does that come from at 15 years old? >> um, honestly, i read like a lot. so when i was 11, i literally read books over and over, the sad parts, i guess i connection to them more. just -- i really feel books. reporter: such depth for afine year-old, what has this tough you since being on the show from where you started to where you are now. >> taught me to really trust experience like this. reporter: tristan thank you so much for joining us we wish you the best on what will be a long career thank you. >> thank you so much. >> we'll see more of her, and tune in to "american idol" thursday 8 p.m., on fox 46, wjzy. jenna: still to come, would you like it, if your car could brake for you? that function may becoming sooner than you think. >> a major tuna company is prod jenna: car enthusiasts may not be feeling this next story, we have had a few white knuckle moment

. -- when it comes to social media, we have had responses from people like martina navratilova and other champions saying we hope it is an honest mistake. hold your horses and don't be too quick to judge. on the other end of the spectrum , jen capriati, a one-time world number one, has gone on quite a twitter rant saying it isn't professional athletes because any assistance you get to prolong your career is incredibly helpful. she is saying if i was going to announce my retirement it hotel't be in a downtown with fairly ugly carpet. share published standards. that's andy murray's mother. , buts not retired yet certainly, her bank account looks to take a very big hit. rishaad: future earnings anyway. thank you very much indeed. we have to take a break. one of india's highest profile en is making headlines again for all the wrong reasons. find out why he may lose the right to leave the country. ♪ rishaad: just getting you to the mumbai session, it does look like we have a consortium of indian banks stepping up the fight against the liquor tycoon who is trying to get back more inn one billi

marty never -- martina navratilova say hold your horses.e's we should hope that this is an honest mistake or a -- mistake. up to 2015.s legal ,ishaad: still to come [indiscernible] on the outlook of energy markets. ♪ >> it is wednesday, the ninth of march. business.""trending we are going to be heading to singapore and mumbai this hour. we are watching asian markets to for a third day. about thenew concerns global economy and so-called haven assets. says to spur growth it will have to "rock of the doors and impose capital controls." state media saying a ballistic missile is a true deterrent to war now. twitter. on don't forget to use that hashtag. trading.a today, no sherry is having a look at what .lse is out there looking at the global economy and the glass being half empty. >> it looks like it. we are seeing a bit of a mixed pick sure. picture. major markets falling right now. we are talking about china. we are talking about japan. there is also the sentiment because of retreating oil.

we talk about the headliners, big names like martina christian artists like casting crowns. people also come out to see performances by other groups like the group called circus incredible. this is brand new this year. joining me right now is deeric. these two are part of the world famous wallenda family. so tell me about your show and what you are doing at the strawberry festival. >> we have a nonstop show featuring my mom and my partner and my husband from moscow, russia doing feats. >> reporter: i will ask you, tell me about the time your shows will be on. this takes a lot of would, to put on this show. >> yes, it takes a lot of strength, dedication, and we will be doing three shows daily at 12:30, 3:30, and 5:30 p.m. hope everybody comes out and checks out circus incredible. our first time at the strawberry festival. we're super excited because we feel like we're local because we're just down the road at sarasota. >> reporter: thank you so much. it's something you do not want to miss here at the strawberry festival. tickets start at $10 for adults, $5 for kids. doors ope

reporter: martina mcbride's independence day you did a great job on that. and also, one thin, harry connick jr., talking about, you are 14 years old, he said you sing from a place of pain, where does that >> um, honestly, um, i read like a lot. so when i was 11, i literally read books over and over again, the sad parts, i guess i really connection to them more, i really feel books. reporter: what has this experience taught you since being on the show, starting from where you did to where you are right now. >> this experience, honestly has taught me to trust myself, and what i choose, and to be more confident. and to just to have fun, you will never have another experience like this. brian: tristan thank you for joining us, we wish you the best, a long career, thank you. >> thank you so much. reporter: a lot more of her, and tune in for "american idol," on fox 46, wjzy. jenna: still to come, would could brake for you? that function may becoming sooner than you think. lightning, forced to make an i just picked us up 2 breakfast croissants for $4, when this be

la seÑora martina y el seÑor armendÁriz, llevan más de 14 aÑos luchando juntos para salir adelante enciÓ. >> cuando me casÉ vino a ser el padre de mis hijos, mi hijo es en las fuerzas armadas, cuando me despedÍ en el aeropuerto me dijo que todo iba a estar bien y me iba a llevar a mÉxico. >> me siento muy orgulloso porque estÁ defendiendo su tierra, este aquÍ, y uno se siente muy orgulloso de Él, yo me siento orgulloso de Él porque en muchas maneras nos ha apoyado y mÁs ahora en eso. que nos estÁ apoyando para tener nuestros papeles. jessica: y aquÍ tenemos a un hÉroe americano, de soldado a mariachi, nunca olvidando sus raÍces, han hecho buen trabajo como padres creando a este hombre, le han dado muchas medallas, de quÉ es esta medalla. (gritos) ¿quÉ tiene? felicitaciones! por su soldado, por su hÉroe en esta medalla que le otorgaron por su esfuerzo, tiene lo que esperaba hace mucho tiempo. >> lo que siempre hemos esperado. jessica: ¿quÉ palabras tiene para su hijo? >> que lo amo con todo mi corazÓn, que gracias a Él tenemos la residencia. gracias a Él que estÁ luchando por su paÍs.

we've got martina mcbride, trace atkins, donnie and marie and much more. there are many entertainers who are just as talented. take a look at these ladies. [music] these are sisters who are all in their 20s. they are from seattle and joining me right now is the tell me about your group. >> we are an american celtic group. we love playing celtic, irish, and scottish music. >> we talk about that step dance, and you are like a small river dance. >> we're kind of a small three- person river dance. >> tell me about when you guys will be performing this week. >> we're with the true strawberry stage at 12:00, 3:00, and 6:00. >> reporter: you guys put in a lot of work, i can tell by your music. tell me about your practice. >> we are sisters so we practice together as much as we can. we love playing together so it works out really well. >> reporter: there you have it. we're live outside of the strawberry festival with the gothard sisters. they will be performing at the times you just heard. if you are under the age of 5, it is free. everything you need to know is o

if you want to see martina. that costs. >> he calls that research. >> we'll check back later on. >>> would you want to take a trip to space? the founder of a space company said thousands have expressed interest in playing for a flight. jeff bezzos said they will launch flights next year. they have not taken deposits but they set up a r and d site outside of seattle. >>> and star gazers in indonesia hot a show. a solar eclipse caught the eyes of people. a partial was visible in australia and southeast asia and the pacific. why can't everyone see this, he said it is about the angles. why everyone in the world cannot see the eclipses, is that correct? >> paul. >> you think about. >> we're asking you a science question. >> that means that the shadow would cover, the shadow would cover the earth which means the moon would have to be a couple thousand miles away. >> that makes sense. >> it would have to be a big shadow,. >> the moon would be uncomfortably close. we have a solar eclipse august of 2017, 82% of the sun c

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around the martina area within the next 26 minutes. the good news is we will lose a little punch if you will as we make our way through much of the evening. but it will be wendy at times. you will see light showers that are moving into parts of newberry county. also like showers moving into will start to move into minutes or so. the main thing is we're going to see some of the severe threat diminished. that is certainly good news right now as we make our way through the overnight hours. it does not mean that you will not hear thunder and gusty winds. i cannot rule out an isolated thunderstorm but as far as a watch goes, we're keeping our eye on things but not seeing one issued in the future. it is 64 degrees in ridgway.windsor from the south at about 7 miles per hour. we have seen them gusty -- gusting as high as 18 miles per hour. 64 currently. light southerly wind at five miles per hour. gust at 20 miles per hour. it is 64 in salute of. we have seen gusts around 10 miles per hour. they will pick up a little as these storm lines appro

she's a month older than martina navritalova when she won it in 19 the 1. >>> on the wenside, the world number one battled -- of france, and he dominated to take the match 7-6, 7-6. going for an unprecedented fifth title at indian wells. >>> looking in better form as he beat -- of japan. he eventually closed out the straight set. number 5 is looking to lift. trophy for the fourth time. >> in the first of the year, it was not official, but i'm happy for it. >> in the men's 60-meter race at the world -- american sprinter upset former 100 neater record holder from jamaica, out of the blocks, and 6 points for 7 seconds. that's it for me, and back to barbara. >> thank you, and that is it for me and the news hour team, lauren taylor is next. bye-bye. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. >> coming up tonight, we'll have the latest... >> does the government give you refugee status? >> they've marched to the border. >> thousands have taken to the streets here in protest. >> this is where gangs bury their members. >> they're tracking climate change. ♪ suicide bomber target

reporter: martina mcbride's independence day you did a great job on that. and also, one thin, harry connick jr., talking about, you are 14 years old, he said you sing from a place of pain, where does that come from at 15 years old? >> um, honestly, um, i read like a lot. literally read books over and over again, the sad parts, i guess i really connection to them more, i really feel books. reporter: what has this experience taught you since being on the show, starting from where you did to where you are right now. >> this experience, honestly has taught me to trust myself, and what i choose, and to be more confident. and to just to have fun, you will never have another experience like this. brian: tristan thank you for joining us, we wish you the best, a long career, thank you. >> thank you so much. reporter: a lot more of her, and tune in for "american idol," on fox 46, wjzy. jenna: still to come, would you like it if your car could brake for you? that function may becoming lightning, forced to make an wendy hates dirty lawn furniture. that's why she uses s

at 34 years remand six months, she is a month older than martina was in 1991.novak djokovic set up a semifinal voluntary down against -- show down against nadal. he is going for a fifth title. the last time novak djokovic played nadal was in january where the serb one six one six two. nadal is looking good. he closed out the match six four six three. the world number five is looking to lift the trophy for the fourth time. >> the first event of the year was not fish, but it was the best performance of the year. i'm happy for the way that i completed the whole week and today i played today good. 13 under, the australian is a seven time winner on the pga tour. it has been a thrilling finish to the 60 metre race at the world indoor championship in oregon. bromell was fastest in a photo fish. -- finish. that's all your sport for now >>> thanks very much. that is it for this news hour. i will be back in a couple of minutes with a full bulletin of news. i will see you then. ll see you then. >> hello, i'm nick clark. you're watching al jazeera live from doha. also comi

she will now face her opponent on sunday at 34 years and six months, a month older than martina when she won the tourn amount in 1991. novak djokovic had a show down at the indian wales masters. the world number one dominated tie breakers to take the match. he was going for a fisted title. the last time placed nadal was in january. >> we're the first event of the year and was not fish. it was the best performancement year. i'm happy for the way that i completed, especially today i played very high level. >> reporter: jason day leads in florida. the world number three sank a 35 foot birdie put on his final ball. he is on 13 under. the australian is a seven time winner on the pga tour. that's all your sport for now >>> thanks very much: you can get lots more news whenever you want to on our web side aljazeera.com. you can talk to everyone here on the team. if you're looking at an update on the breaking news, you can find it there on the website, the very latest out of istanbul. four people killed, 20 injured and four of them in a critical condition. we're being told the death toll has

martina hk mcbride went for vodka straight up. >> we're having fireballs. >> you guys are hot. congratulations on your movie. we wish you the best of lug. we'd toast you with a drink but you don't have one. come back anytime. >> thank you. >> you never know what's going to happen. >> all we know, we have our wine. how is it? >> it is good. immediately -- it immediately sticks to my teeth and i look truck before i've had anything. >> dylan is a blank slate for me because you're kind of new to the "today" show family. so we're getting to know you. so i think by the end of this chat, we will know a lot about dylan. so stick around. blake shelton released a music video and blake shelton is my go-to. >> i know he is. >> this is a song, it's called "came here to forget." let's listen to a little bit. they say it has everything to do with him and gwen even though he didn't write it. take a look. keep on keeping, still can't remember, kchbt can't remember what we came here to forget what we came here to forget >> the black and white, the voice. >> first of all, he's awesome. do you thi

: kayak sunday night roberto and three of their five kids and a cousin were heading back home to martina's after seeing family friends and stockton. all of and 20 has they had high wave for your discovery base chp says of their daughter then was hit head-on by a chevy that across in the lane. it overturned into a drainage canal the three kids ages 1092 s arrived. lilly berber to moreas oldest son of jose. now the head of the family. >> reporter: terms of dealing driver suffered major injuries and he is still hospitalized as far as the chp investigation so trying to determine the cause and dhaka's the driver to switch into the land. >> pam:a c-h-p officer has died - after being hit on interstate -80, near donner summit last night. catherine heenan is here with more on what happened. the c-h-p is calling it an incredibly sad day for the whole state. babs out of his car in snowy weather -- waving traffic over from an earlier injury crash on i-80.waiting for a tow truck. that's when a woman tried to change lanes - apparently in order to pass slow-moving traffic. as she approached officer taylo

you head to the strawberry festival in plant city, cool acts on stage with ray stevens at 3:30 and martina mcbride at 7:30. this morning, it will be pleasant when the doors open at 74 degrees at 10:00 a.m. and warm at 3:00 p.m., 83. and i went to plant city to talk to a school. and of course, couldn't not get the strawberry short cake and strawberry, the ice cream and whipped cream and cake. in weather and traffic on the 8s, i will have the eight-day forecast for you that looks good. >> strawberries also go well on pancakes. >>> let's give you a look at what's going on along i-4. there's a minor accident westbound near mlk and now it has traffic getting slow before hillsborough avenue. so you are looking at about a 15 miles per hour delay westbound i-4 between 75 and downtown. 275 getting generally busy, southbound out of north tampa but accident-free. gayle, candace, back to you. >> thank you. >>> an 8 on your side alert about a troubling incident in parents, you're going to want to listen up and talk to your kids about this one. law enforcement is looking for a middle aged man driving a

including the sun and the area will appear in federal court this week, he was dead to appear in martina'syesterday to the fbi stepped in and said that they want to file criminal complaint against him so he is on a to be appearing in federal court bases the war the $24,000. >>james: she will likely face arson charges she is released for the of folks to live there the red cross has stepped in to help them. >>darya: in connection with the huge weapons boston the east bay come to costa county sheriff's deputy sees a team weapons include the rifles and shotguns the trustee after insert the search warrant and home and they point last tuesday the man was arrested on charges including felony possession of firearms and woman was rested the chief of police in salinas has weapons stolen from the vehicle is a from all too familiar here in the bay area. >>james: that made an arrest but the ar-15 assault rifle and ammunition in a bulletproof vest stolen from the car still has not been recovered. >>james: when the charter school will tell you about it and the warriors closer and closer with everyone and

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messages in each song he sings. 5th position was between tristan mcintosh singing independence day by martina mcbride who really was no different from her other performances. lastly was sonika vaid singing let it go. her performance landed her the 5th of the top 5. second half began with dalton rapattoni singing the sound of silence simon and garfunkel . now this is the dalton i remember from the first week of live performances. good job. adam lambert performed welcome to the show followed by mckenzie bourg with his fresh version of billie michael jackson . he's so special and still one of my favorites!!!! trent harmon came back with a leonard skinnard song that brought him back up to being one of my special 3. sonika sang the song clarity which for me was the weakest of the 5 when it came to her performance of this song. la'porsha renae ended the show with a powerful performance of mary j blige's no more drama. wow! i can feel her story! she's so gifted!!!! adlib 4shot adlib 4shot anchors adlib during 4 anchors adlib during 4 shot the wind has finally died down across the wind has finally di

side were not looking for really intense rain were we are saying it would have spotty showers out martina'sre could spur along highway 4680 ride in water creek this move the maps 680 is to continue down to the san ramon valley will continue to be the case partly for the next half hour oakland alameda downtown oakland ok with our to light showers just to the south as a head down to san leandro and if i would have surrendered overtop the oakland international airport track and some showers on the east bay side of the dumbarton bridge to concede the ride from fremont heading out to the span. >>james: hear with a wider view and use a lot of activity to talk about most of it is well to the north things will start coming down when tracking to much offshore it still had in our direction the computer model still calling for the chance of some widespread light sprinkles in the 6:00 hour save for the seven but it begins to break up as he puts forward to 9:00 it comes down considerably faster from his a few sprinkles in the east bay in the south and the peninsula is pretty good things start to really

could spark from of diablo where track of some lessors down a morgan hill but to hit down toward san martina'sthe size that many of his practice of the coast near pescadero a few lumps i of grain on the radar nothing what was so old we can to great news the ground each time the stock of all the what rain came down over the weekend. >>robin winston: nasa have a chapter because of earlier problems and the problems with the to the map in just a little the hell to live look at the approach the bay bridge one of the business bridge during the morning arrived at the to remain tied it down to 24 was about 80 that approach opposing the plan will come from a sure freeway expect a loss of habitat on all three freeways will have an update coming up. >>darya: a major sinkhole has called stochastic and morocco a lot of people had to evacuate. >>will tran: 2500 people 35 businesses still without power the reason why could there was a power line that runs along the gas line the gas line on the crown of course she conceived but the light pole did this happen at 230 yesterday afternoon and they're still making

and martina navratilova says, "i hope this gets cleared up as it seems to be an honest mistake." sharapova now waiting the next steps from the international tennis federation making one thing clear -- >> i know with this i face consequences and i don't want to end my career this way. and i really hope that i will be given another chance to play this game. >> reporter: sharapova's lawyer telling us that, while players can be suspended as long as four found to unintentionally fail tests without fault can get as little as no penalty. she will be provisionally suspended sunday and already nike and watch brand tag heuer cutting ties with the star. >> while the investigation continues. >> right. >> it is refreshing to have someone openly admit that. >> take that responsibility. >>> back to the white house race. now four contests, donald trump the front-runner in all of them. he joins us now, mr. trump, thank you for joining us again this morning. you are the front-runner in the four states today but you're taking a lot of hits, as well. coming in against you and our poll shows you fall

[ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: recently kadyrov recruited his army and fsb officer martinawho used to be an officer of the famous russian unit. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: and mar tina is in charge of training and he promised that is going to be a very successful unit. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: recently, last year in jordan there was a competition between the different special units from the entire world. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: the soldiers from the special forces of the united states, germany, israel and other countries took part in this competition. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: and kadyrov's unit took the first place. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: kadyrov's soldiers acquired a great deal of experience during the war in ukraine. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: in my -- in our report we present information about a chechen battalion. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: the battalion was headed by an active police law enforcement officer of chechen police. [ speaking

and martina navratilova says, "i hope this gets cleared up as it seems to be an honest mistake." sharapova now waiting thnext steps from the international tennis federation making one thing clear -- >> i know that with this i face consequences and i don't want to end my career this way. and i really hope that i will be given another chance to play this game. >> reporter: sharapova's lawyer telling us that, while players can be suspended for as long as four years for a failed test, players found to unintentionally fail tests without fault can get as little as no penalty. now, she will be provisionally suspended sunday and already nike and watch brand tag heuer cutting ties with the star. >> while the investigation continues. >> right. >> it is refreshing to have someone openly admit that. >> take that responsibility. >> all right, thank you, george. >>> nfl superstar peyton manning made it official yesterday. announcing his retirement and ending his record-breaking career. the broncos quarterback and two-time super bowl champ known as the sheriff got emotional when he announced hi

i've done a lot of training with national forces, martina, senegal. the good news is you had very successful engagements. at invention, it is all about good relationships. what is the new demand signal that you see coming from the fact that you gave the training to somebody, now somebody else wants to train. first of all, could you comment on relationships he built a nice evening is demand and be the one in training because of the success of how he conducted the training. >> yes, sir. you're absolutely correct good relationships to matter in maintaining and working together to be able to find efficiencies. the biggest thing is being able to provide an honest assessment that is kind of like the episodic versus the persistent persistent engagement of being able to work with our partner nations. you know, the ability to work with the same unit and progressively improve over time to be able to provide the basic intermediate and higher-level training capability is our obvious way very beneficial to both nations to be able to do that. so i think the challen