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michael, robert, thank you. >>> stay with us.ay, coming up, much more on tonight's debate and the implications of the republican campaign. within ten days from now, practically, we are going to have decisions in florida, ohio, illinois, and, of course, this tuesday in michigan. lots of decisions. plus, we're going to hear the case for senator cruz, from a top supporter of his campaign. i don't think it will be rick tyler. live for tonight, the republican debate in detroit. >> stand by, senator cruz. >> when you wrote her a check in 2008 -- >> let me tell you something, ted. the last person that hillary clinton wants to face is donald trump. that i can tell you. we're always looking for ways to speed up your car insurance search. here's the latest. problem is, we haven't figured out how to reverse it. for now, just log on to compare.com... plug in some simple info and get up to 50 free quotes. choose the lowest and hit purchase. now...if you'll excuse me, i'm late for an important function. compare.com. saving humanity from high i

s wis wit s wit roberts, vice president at public opinion strategies. michael, let me start with you. and i want to just quickly, on the nbc news/"wall street journal" poll and on our results and get the horse race back up. the surprise in the poll really is third place. and that john kasich -- and this poll was conducted, correct me if i'm wrong, entirely after that last debate, entirely after mitt romney made his speech. and if there is any beneficiary, it appears to be john kasich. >> well, that does seem to be the case. and, you know, this poll is definitely showing you a set of data that is reflecting what's happening out there in the electorate, where you have a very tight and contentious race between donald trump and ted cruz, at the top, and that as we winnow this field, we are seeing what's true is that donald trump is kind of hitting that ceiling in our polling, and if you look at the votes cast to this point, it's very close. so you have about, only about 35% of the votes cast so far for donald trump. so the poll is really reflecting and showing what

weatherly on the ncis se i'm with michael's tv dad robert wagner today. >> hey, dad, what are you doing here so earl >> i love michael, he's my illegitimate son. >> you guys know each other before you came on the show? >> he played m in a movie they did about natalee and myself. >> i'm robert wagner. >> is this going to be the last time we see the two of you on screen together? there's one more night. >> there's one show i'm this year which i think is his finale. >> with the end of michael weatherly on ncis, sadly we will also will see less of great robert wagner on the cbs hit drama. but don't count on pops returning for season 14. >> will we see dinozzo sr. continuing? >> i think there's a rumor of possibly bringing me back. >> millions of fans fell in love with wagner when he was 1/2 of the husband and wife crime fighting couple on hart to hart. now nbc reportedly working on rebootin'80s mystery series. but this time the pair of sleuths are a couple. # >> what about the cameo? >> i don't know if i would fit, if i could waltz in there or n

we're back with michael steele and robert costa. we've got nbc's hallie jackson working the spin room with governor of ohio john kasich. hallie, thank you for joining us. >> he's had the patience of a saint while we were on commercial break. >> he's the only guy i wait for is matthews, okay, only because he made sure that tip o'neill put me on the armed services committee. >> i got to ask you how you thought the debate went for you tonight given that a lot of the focus was on your competitor donald trump. >> oh, no, no. i thought it was a very good debate. i think i'm beginning to let people figure this out so people can get to know who i am, you know, not just the competence of the domestic and the foreign policy expertise but maybe a little bit more heart. it's been the frustration for me is the town halls are so fantastic, and the debates are so constraining. but i felt tonight in the end i made additional progress. so i'm happy about it. everybody on my team is really happy about it, so good stuff. >> do you think your message i

tom: michael darda, will they employ people? andael porter of harvard robertwestern see, that world -- will they employ people? michael: unemployment tends to fall. when we see periods of rising unemployment, almost in every episode in the u.s. it has been a result of a demand-side shot, not a supply-side shock. fabulous program at gordon with us on this jobs day. the rise and fall of american growth. michael mckee, it is his book of the year. we have an hour for you on radio. kruger and grossly this morning. ♪ francine: we are in new york. i am francine lacqua with tom keene. let's go to nara changes. -- let's go to nejra cehic. china's buildup is about to slow down. the estimate was released before tomorrow's start of china's national people's congress. it is one of the closest encounters ever reported between a commercial jet and a drone. last month an unmanned aircraft came within five feet of an aircraft jet landing in paris. the pilot was able to take evasive action. drones are banned from flying near airports. apple is getting big-name allies over the c

the pups plus michael whiteside, robert cope, and their entire store really are the stars of "salvagenow in its fifth season on the diy network. what's the process? how does the business model work? >> it's based on recycling. we started with house parts. everything you can think of, doors, mantles, lighting, plumbing, wood. >> we're the saviors of salvage. >> in between 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 th

michael steele, chairman of the republican national committee. robert costa political reporter for the "washington post." in detroit, amarosa who supports donald trump. let's start with amarosa. these attacks that came from two sources tonight. i think everyone here was saying, i haven't decided, but that the least effective assault was from rubio, the more concerted ideological attempt, which i think was consistent and unacceptable. because it is mccarthy-ite, coming from cruz, accusing your candidate basically being guilty of fraud. just says it. he just says it because he can say what he wants legally with a libel lawsuit that we have in this country during a campaign. tonight, fraud with something else to do with his university. he throws these charges around. what do you think works? categorize the two. rubio sort of says you're an old man attack and cruz's ideological attack. >> can we talk about the earlier attack from romney and then segway into the attacks by rubio and cruz. trump is fighting from all directions. he gets to the debate. he hasn'

three deputies are facing murder charges since the death of michael tyree. michelle roberts is live in san jose where sheriff lori smith just presented her plan to michelle. what kind of changes is he looking for? >> reporter: this is what she proposed just a couple of hours ago to the county. one of the plans is a public oversight committee she's hoping it will build some trust with the public. >> we may not be able to turn around everyone. >> reporter: today sheriff lori smith is publicly announcing widespread jail reform. part of that involves more thorough background checks for guards. >> mr. tyree's death was a tragedy. yes, it did prompt some of these changes. >> reporter: three correctional officers are facing murder charges for the death of inmate michael tyree. the lawyer representing the tyree family calls the sheriff's plan a step in the right direction. >> to be a guard dealing with mentally ill people with a high school diploma? that's crazy. >> reporter: today she's calling for education beyond a high school diploma as well as increased training for anybody on

. >> i'm joined by katy tur, who is milwaukee, michael steele, and robert costa, national political reporter for the "washington post," political analyst. katy, give us a sense, has he spoken to the press, accepted questions since the town meeting yesterday? >> no, he has not. he visited the rnc earlier today and there were a number of reporters staked out in front. he went in without a comment and left without a comment. waived to the reporters. he has been inactive on twitter today, only tweeting pretty much that he had a meeting with the rnc, not addressing the issue of abortion or his comments, or even the issue about what he said about nuclear weapons in your town hall yesterday. >> what do you make of how he is going to -- can you tell from the scheduled to from today, tomorrow, the next day, is he going to lay low, face this, strategy yet? they've obviously put out these new two statements? really a 180 on what he said to me, which we have on tape of course, and we just showed it. what is their angle right now? what is their plan, do you know. >> the campaign is laying unusually low.

joining here lorne michaels the producer and robert carlock the writer. >> it is a theme in the book, this idea that people get addicted to this adrenaline lifestyle and for sure kim in the movie, yeah, she's gone over there thinking she's going to go for three months, she stayed for three years, she finds herself like a junkie chasing the next story, the next victory and starts to realize maybe it's a dangerous lifestyle to live forever. >> rose: we continue with joes noero, "the new york times" con you will nis, his book is called indentures, the rebel against the ncaa. >> i have a salary cap, whether it is a $25,000 minimum for every player and that leaves half the cap to recruit. i don't mean to be so complicated. but the essence of the idea is that there is nothing wrong, there-- it is d-- you are mentally blocked on this. there is nothing wrong with using money as happens with every other student on the university, as a means to attract players. there is nothing wrong with that. there is nothing immoral about it. it's okay for lebron, it's okay for could bee, that went directly

michael, i'm joined by msnbc political analyst, robert costa. michael, that's a hell of a threat. it's a threat. you don't give it to me, i'm the front-runner, forget the majority, you give it to me or i'm going to, well, he would encourage riots. >> i don't know if there will be riots on the streets, but certainly pandemonium on the floor. they're been inching on this possibility for some time now. unrest among a lot of delegates about how they perceive the national party and those within it sort of trying to structure the deal away from trump. so they're going to come to this convention loaded for bear, which i've been trying to raise the yellow flag, careful how you approach it. if donald trump is 100 delegates away, it would be very hard to take it away who is sitting at 600 or 700. that's his central argument. it's one the delegates are going to hold the convention to. >> let me ask you, robert, was he being hyper bolic? was he saying pandemonium, people aren't going to like it or it will get physical? >> he is reflecking what he sees at his rallies. the crowds are for trump.

robert burzee and michael cherry. >> royanna moved over to six, so -- so the trio's kind of split up.> time to move on. start a new chapter, you know? >> you know, everybody is doing their own little thing, so we all make decisions that either benefit us or may hurt us. i think in some instances, it might have hurt some of us. >> what about a pillow? >> if there's not one in there, i'll get you one. >> the third member of the trio, burzee, has moved on as well. but, unfortunately, it was to segregation after he was found to have stolen an electric razor from another inmate. >> came to see burzee. i've been in touch with his father, correspondence, over the >> well, we had a shaving razor, electric, and one of the inmates turned it in for repair, and inmate burzee took it from the office, because he owed a debt. when he tried to sell it, somebody else tipped off the guy that it actually belonged to and they were actually going to throw him over the tier. >> oh, that's why he's rfp'd. >> with a death threat hanging over his head, burzee has been segregated for his own protection. though

. >>> this is from michael adams reflecting off the clouds, another one for you, robert greene, the clouds and the colors just really magnificent this morning i think sunrise actually better when we have cloud cover out there, we have veronica from durham, thank you guys for sending those in, if you have others to share with wncn.com or share them on my twitter or facebook page grass outside, extra clouds really made for a pretty sunrise this morning. now as we head through the afternoon we are still tracking some of those clouds on our satellite and radar composite, we'll add in the risk for stray shower or two as we head into the afternoon, all in all most of us should stay on the dry side, unseasonably warm for another day in a row, high of 79 degrees, if you were watching us earlier this morning i bumped up that afternoon high just a few agrees. back to .4 by 6:00, won't be sub price fire department there is an isolated shower on radar, back to 66 by 9:00 this evening and it will be another mild night for us, not as mild as what we were this morning, remember we woke up to temperatures

the pub plus michael whiteside, robert kulp and the entire store are the stars of "salvage dawgs" on how does the business model work? >> it's based on recycling. we started with house parts, you know, everything you can think of. doors, mantels, lighting, plumbing. >> we're the savers of the salvage. >> in between the wrecking ball and the land fill. >> tell us about your service. >> i spent four years in the service on the helicopter squadron. >> i was in active duty for five years. i'm an "o" and he's an "e." that's another good reason -- >> that's why we do the work. >> now they're put manager toe the work. >> okay. a swinging day bed. you can sleep or hang out on this thing. >> it has wood that came from up in smith mountain lake. >> came from the rising sun ranch. >> yeah. >> it's probably 1880s, 1890s. we pulled it off. >> how did they turn that into this? let's just say it involves a whole lot of tools. >> it's not a little bit of a -- a little bit of the paint off. the next thing is we need to support this. and we'll go to the welding shop. >> all right. put the tips right h

deputies say brian johnson jr., his brothers anthony and nathan, and a fourth suspect, michael gunn, murdered 31-year-old robert banks of lakeland. the victim' s body was found burned in the richloam wildlife management area in sumter county in january. the arrest report says the men beat banks to death because he allegedly raped one of their girlfriends. summer: a bomb threat emptied the justice center in daytona beach this morning attorneys, staff and citizens were inside about 9:00 a.m. when an order came to clear the building after someone called to say a bomb was in the building. a bomb sniffing dog, along with police went through room by room and found nothing, but work was disrupted for two hours. meredith: ucf police are trying to identify the man who took items out of a student' s purse. take a look. police say this man is a person of interest in a fraud case. the victim said she was in a meeting, and when she got back to her purse, items were gone. police say the case is related to a petit theft. if you recognize this man, call crimeline. summer: marion county investigators have turned the investigati

michael gunn... that she had been raped. she said: robert banks did it, after she smoked meth with him. well, sheriff judd says: the brothers called banks over to their house in lakeland, under the pretense of buying drugs from him. he says: they beat him with a pipe and sticks, strangled him with an electrical cord... violated him.... then burned his body. authorities say: they called their dad, brian body in the green swamp. a couple later discovered it, but that wasn't the only clue. detectives say: the guys took pictures... and started bragging about it. 3 "that helps alot when you're going around showing pi't worry about robert anymore because we took care of him. he is dead." --jen/ now, investigators are saying: they're not sure banks actually battered the woman. his fiancee says: he wouldn't hurt anyone. the brothers are charged with first-degree murder... one of them is 17-years old. their father is being charged as an accessory. 3 (jen) turning to the presidential race: bernie sanders and hillary clinton aren't exactly best friends right now... (walter) something... or more ac

i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> robert deniro pushed for the showing of a film.lleges a c about dc cover-up that the measles, mumps and vaccine increased the risk of as youtism. the claim has been disyesitied, saying responsible for a dangerous drop-off in the vaccination. the actor said he has a child with autism and hopes it would be a way to start a conversation. >>> and we are getting a closer look at the rolling stones historic concert in cuba friday night. on their facebook page yesterday the band thanked everyone for attending. they say 1.3 million people packed are havana to see them play. among the men hits they played, "satisfaction" and" can't always get what you want." >> hue jackson doesn't just play a superhero on the big screen, he saves people off screen as well. news 9 in australia obtained this video of rescuing his son from a scary riptide yesterday. a lifeguard helped get him and his son to shore. and thankfully everyone was okay. >>> berkeley's historic theater cancelled a show. they say they will refund tickets. they also cancelled another s

of those that drew the map sadding: ♪ ♪ -- map, adding: michael, representing a handful of virginia public many said: chief justice john robertsried there was no real way to sale saying: -- way to tell saying: now, a lower court twice found that race was the motive. they threw out the congressional map and imposed their own. and that's what the republican congressman are challenging before the supreme court. but one key question - do they have a right to bring this case, because they do not live in or representatives the district that's the heart of this lawsuit. the attorney argued they have that right because they have been harmed. a virginia law-maker has been forced to abandon the district he has run in and is running in another district because of the map imposed by the lower court. the justices are likely to decide the case around the time virginia go to the polls. it means that the lower court ruling stands, andvirginia vote will cast their ballet >>> lisa stark in washington. a top tennis official says women players are riding on the coat-tails of the men. next big-name players react to comments many are calling sexist

you look up and you see bob love, jerry pippen and michael jordan's jersey retired. that's it for sports. i'm robert burton for abc7 news. alison: have a good time. thank you. that is it for "abc7 news at 5:00". abc7 news following two breaking stories right now at 6:00. announcer: from abc7 news this is a breaking news alert. leon: the breaking news is coming in from paris where we have just learned that a terror attack has been thwarted and a man is in custody. scott thuman is working to gather details. scott: we are talking about the information just coming out of the france's interior ministry office. they have arrested a frenchman in a raid in the northwest portion of paris has been identified as someone they say was the workings of a "high-level plot" to attack in france. the bomb squad is on the scene now. they say he was in the advanced stages for an attack in france. he has been arrested. they are looking now into what they don't believe it has a direct connection to the attacks we just saw in brussels in the previous attacks in paris. so this is perhaps a separate plot. maybe even a separa

the pups plus michael whiteside, robert kulp are the stars of "salvage dawgs." in the fifth season on the diy network. >> one thing left to do, load the trucks and go. >> what's the process, how does this work? >>well, it's based on recycling. we started with house parts, everything you can think of. doors, lighting, plumbing, wood. any part of a house that's reusable. >> we're the savers of salvage. >> we're in between the wrecking ball and -- >> tell us about your service. >> i was in the four years in the service on the held squadron. >> i was in active service for five years. i'm an "o," he's an "e." >> i do the work, he carries the clipboard. >> now they're putting me to work. >> anna, the project today is swinging day bed. you can sleep or hang out on this thing. >> this thing has two stories that i can see right now. the wood that came from the house up at smith mountain lake. >> this came from the rising sun ranch in -- >> alderson, west virginia. >> probably 1880s. we pulled it off. >> how did they turn that into this? it involves a whole lot of tools.

50 experts signed onto that letter including former homeland security expert michael chertoff, former secretary of state robertelly and former homeland of security advisor francis. donald trump is firing back. >> fighting wars in the middle east for 15 years, 18 years. we are into four or $5 trillion. we don't know what we're doing. we don't know who we're fighting. where arming people that we want on our side. we don't even know who they are. when they take over a country they are worse than the people they depose. give me a break. jenna: brett: you don't have to sign on to the letter, you get a column every week. it's very critical of donald trump. if you can step back and take a look at the advisors and what they have to say, what's your impression of this letter? why now and do you think it will be impactful? >> i hope it will be impactful. these are serious people. they all describe themselvesas republicans. they come however from a wide spectrum of the republican party in terms of their foreign policy views . and voters ought to take them seriously. i mean, the presidency of the united states is the most

michael bloomberg says he will not enter the race for president. robert moses joins us now with the latest on the run. good morning. >> let's first talk about the one caucus and three primaries today. the biggest prize of today , in terms of delegates, is michigan. donald trump has a lead there and it has narrowed . hillary clinton also leads in michigan on this >> today, voters in four states cast their ballot. publicans vote in hawaii and iowa and both parties vote in mississippi and michigan which is the biggest prize of all. that's where bernie sanders and hillary clinton gathered last night for a town hall meeting. sanders sought to clarify his controversial comments from the debate on sunday that whites don't know what it's like to be poor. >> what i meant as that in african-american communities , your people living in desperation being abused by white police officers. >> a boy names annual answer the question as if they see samuel as an ally or an adversary? >> an ally. we air the differences about issues. compare that to the republicans and how th

brothers, brian, anthony and nathan johnson and their friend michael gunn in connection with the killing. the sheriff says the men killed robert banks after a young woman told them he raped her. and then they dumped his body . >> i think in their mind, somehow they justified this. and in our mind, it's not justified. in the reading of the law, the it's not justified. >> investigators also arrested brian johnson, sr. charging him with helping his boys dispose of the victim's body. >>> time now 5:35. this morning, polk deputies need our help identifying a man who tried to lure an 11-year- old girl to his car. take a look at this sketch. this is the man investigators are now looking for. as this little girl was walking home from her bus stop. now the girl told deputies a man in the passenger seat of a white car said her mother was in the hospital and she, quote, sent us to come get you. well the child took off running and told her mom what happened when she got home. quick thinking for that girl. >> no doubt. >>> all right, it's 5:36. an 8 on your side warning about a symbol that could make your child a target for pedophiles. loo

michael gund. they are accused in the murder of robert banks. they claim they killed banks as revenge for an alleged rape of someone close to them. >> they proceeded to beat robert viciously. they kicked him. they strangled him with an electrical cord. they beat him with a pipe. they be him with their fists. they beat him with sticks. >> reporter: and here is what led up to that. one of the brothers here actually called their father, brian johnson senior. he came over and helped them get rid of the body. the body was found in the swamp they're not sure if it actually happened. but they will continue to continue the investigation. coming up at 5:00, i will explain what tipped them off on these guys involves a picture on a cell phone. that's coming up at 5:00. >> thank you, ryan. >>> a jacksonville police officer is out of surgery expected to recover after being shot three times this morning, one shot to the head. it happened when the undercover officer pulled someone over earlier this morning. the story gets worse from here. the 14-year-old kid o

[laughter] juliet: michael bloomberg says he will not enter the race for president but he did have a campaign commercial . robert moses will talk about this with us in his room with the latest. curtis: 339 delegates are up for grabs. why and 89 of them on the democratic side and 150 on the republican side. michigan is the biggest prize of all. this is no doubt an important day for people named cruz and sanders were chasing the frontrunners. >> builders in four states cast their ballots. both parties vote in michigan . that's where bernie sanders and hillary clinton gathered. sanders sought to clarify from his comments saying that he did not know how to report. >> your people living in desperation and being abused by white police officers. >> clinton answered a question from a boy named sees samuel as a ally or adversary. >> were the differences about issues. compare that to the republicans. it's how they behave. >> the gop contest is fast becoming a two-person race. donald trump rallied his troops in mississippi. >> we have a big task. with a country that is in turmoil.>> trumps campaign aired in rubio's home st

charlie: joining me is tina fey, screenwriter robert carlock, and one of the producers, lorne michaels. how did this get started? tina: i'm almost embarrassed to admit that i became aware of the book because someone forwarded me the review in which they said, kim barker presents herself almost as a tina fey-like character. then i got the book. charlie: your first book. [laughter] tina: and then i had somebody read it to me. the book was really good and really funny and interesting and well-written and well-observe and about a woman having the starkly comic experience. charlie: did you turn to robert? first andnt to lorne said, i think this might be a movie. charlie: what did you say, wisemen? [laughter] lorne: i said i was looking for a taliban comedy. [laughter] they called you up and said, i need a taliban comedy. tina: bring ben stiller to this. charlie: so you bought the book rights? tina: i knew that robert was the only person smart enough to do all the research necessary, not only to adapt the book, but about the research about the military and afghan culture and all the things t

michael pearson? will he be active in talking to investors and analysts? robertver one is waiting for him to make a public statement. he's been absent for so long, no numbers disclosed, really. guidance when he came back. this will be the first appearance, all eyes will be on him. after that will be the official 10k and people look at that carefully. the board is investigating the relationship with the former or.cialty pharmacy philid there's a whole set of things that have come out. michael pearson said directly that everyone is on the edge from the board to be in countenance -- from the board to the accountants. that is one of the reasons they delayed the earnings to make sure there was not any shift. re "bloomberg markets" coming up next. ♪ hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's mor

screenwriter robert carlock and one of its producers, lorne michaels.ed to have all of them here. did this get started? >> well, i'm almost embarrassed to admit that i became aware of book because someone forwarded me the times review, said, oh, kim barker presents herself almost as a tina fey-like character. got the book! >> your first book. >> my first book! someone read it to me. >> ha ha! yeah. >> and so then i got -- ha ha -- really good and really funny and interesting and well observed.d and about a woman in this insane environment, having these darkly experiences. >> so did you turn to robert, your writing business producing partner? >> i went to lorne first and i said, i think this might be a movie. um... i said -- >> what did you say, wise man? >> ha ha! knew paramounti was looking for a taliban comedy and she would probably be the first. >> brad called you up and said i comedy?aliban >> yeah. we're going to beat ben stiller to this. >> so you bought the book rights. >> and then set out and i knew that robert was the only person to do all the

a moat and the redskins parting ways with robert griffin the third >>> we have several breaking stories this monday night. the race for the white house. michael bloomberg says he will not run because it may help donald trump win. trump, and his message for ted cruz. and hillary clinton, what she >>> and a major victory for erin andrews. the $55 million verdict. after suing her stalker and a major hotel. >>> deadly storms tonight, powerful winds, flash floods, and lightning strikes. and the system moving from the south to the east. >>> one of the most famous athletes, her secret revealed, and her apology. >>> and what they're now planning to do for mrs. reagan. >>> good evening. we'll get to the $55 million verdict in just a moment. >>> but first, michael bloomberg

. >>> i'm michael finney with a free easter sund >>> this is "abc7 news." >>> a convicted sex offender is on the move in concord. robert bates has changed hotels but he's still in the city limits. eric thomas has more. >> reporter: sources tell "abc7 news" that robert bates checked out of this room at the valley motel last night or early this morning. police say bates is a violent predator who had sex with children. he was recently released from custody. this couple only found out he was a neighbor of theirs last night. they don't want their faces shown. >> it makes me mad that they continually let him out. i mean, and he -- i think about all the lives that he's ruined. it's wrong. >> they tried to say that they have a right to get a job, but the people they ruined, the children are messed up. >> reporter: some local folks are trying to do something about it. a concord woman calling herself michelle w. started this petition drive to persuade law enforcement to move bates somewhere else and she's getting some support. elaine posted, we do not want this person in our community or around our children. he needs to stay in

race was clearly the rational, quote: but michael, representing a handful of washington republican congressmen argued otherwise, quote: chief justice john robertedorried, there was no real way to tell, quote: now a lower court twice found that race was the motive. they few out the congressional map and imposed their own. and that's what the republican congressmen are challenging. but do they even have a right to bring this case? because they do not live in or represent the district that's the heart of this lawsuit. their attorney argued they do have that right, because they have been harmed. at least one virginia lawmaker, ran by forbes has been forced to abandon the district he has run in for 16 years, and he is running in another district because of the math imposed by the lower court. as the justices consider this case, virginia's primary is just months away on june 14th. if the court splits along idealogical lines, 4-4, that means the lower ruling stands, and virginia voters will be voting based on the map imposed by the lower court. john? >> lisa thank you very much. >>> coming up, u.s. marines under attack by isil. >>> and president obama

maria: next area look at the criminal investigation of former whitewater independent counsel robert ray. for michaelomberg is over before he began. by running for the white house is a risk he will not take. looking at global market this morning. fresh concerns about chinese exports down better than 25% last month from a year earlier. asian markets as a result mostly lower. the shanghai composite did eke out a slight gain of just a fraction as you can see. and europe weakness across the board largely on the china news. mining stocks, for example hit especially hard. find oil prices of course it's a huge commodity yesterday on the upside. in the u.s., triple digit decline for the dow jones industrial average down about 93-point. nonetheless, looking down about 100 points on the doubt. voters in four states heading to polls today to deliver verdicts on the series residential nominee. stay with the largest delegate first of michigan. peter is standing by with the very latest. good morning to you. >> good morning, maria. the big price of the week. everywhere you go they are proud and quick to tell you wh

michael, you might be able to see some of the police tape that's around here on roberts avenue. the vehicle was taken by an nypd tow truck as part of this investigation. the fbi still looking at what happened here. back to you, michael. >> kat, thank you very much. >>> happening today, one of the three teenagers arrested in the rape of a 16-year-old girl on long island is expected to be sentenced. jose cornejo pleaded guilty and is facing up to 15 years behind prosecutors say he and joel he is khobar forced her into a wooded area and raped her. he's expected to be sentenced in may. >>> happening today, four suspects charged in the shooting death of a yonkers pitching prospect are due in court. hunter from the bronx will be arraigned on murder charges. police say he fired the fatal shots that killed michael nolan in a burger king parking lot last september. three other men face assault and weapons charges. >> a judge -- the queens man convicted of trying to convict a police officer. john thomas shot nypd sergeant craig beer in both legs in jamaica queens in 2012. the officer did s

arrested brian, anthony and nay thon johnson and their friend michael gunn, all in connection with this killing. the sheriff says the men killed robert banks after a young and then they dumped his body right before burning it. now the sheriff does not believe that justifies murder. >> i think in their mind, somehow they justified this. in our mind, it's not justified. in the law, the reading of the law, it's not justified. >> investigators also arrested this man, brian johnson, sr., he is charged with helping his boys dispose of the victim's body. >>> it 16:35. this morning, polk deputies -- it is 6:35. this morning, deputies need our help trying to identify a man who tried to lure an 11-year- old girl. they say it happened as she was walking home from her bus stop. the girl told deputies a man in the passenger seat of a white car said her mom was in the hospital and sent them to get the girl. the child took off running. and then she told her mom what happened when she got home. quick thinking. >>> an 8 on your side warning about a symbol that could make your child a target for pedophiles. take a close look at this because your child

michael, thank you very much. >> remarkable is the word. >> thank you. i'd like to bring robert costa into there conversation if we can get him on the phone. he's a washington post recorder. we're talking about this as not just violence but as violence in a political context in this country tonight. i have to ask how other republicans are reacting to this tonight and whether or not the trump campaign really is going to try to spin this as advantageous to them. >> many republicans are watching these images and think it's a troubling and complicated momentum for america. they're talking about the historical undercurrent. what's striking to so many republicans is what was at the heart of richard nixon, 1968 prokes was the vietnam war. it's not a war. it's not an issue. it's candidate at the floor. >> and a candidate who is not a side issue to the specific thing we're seeing which is protesters and supporters of that candidate punching one another. the candidate has been engaging directly with that as a subject of his campaigns and his public politicking. he's been talking about thi

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michael emanual in phoenix where bernie sanders is getting an early start. let's begin with john roberts live from miami. hi, john. >> gretchen, good afternoon to you. it's nice and a relief to not have to be standing out in the snow doing this. i'll tell you, tonight's race, ohio and florida are the ones who lum the largest. they are the ones that have the potential to change this race like the other three contests. ohio governor john kasich said he'll get out if he loses ohio. florida senator marco rubio is resisting the idea of pulling out saying he's headed to utah tomorrow regardless of what happened. if he does lose though and polls going into today suggests he could, he'll come under enormous pressure from ted cruz and john kasich if he steps aside. rubio insists he has a path to the nomination even if he loses here. >> the hope is at some point you'll catch momentum and the party starts to unify around you. the answer is this is a very unusual political year. no one is on pace. not even donald trump to get a majority of delegates. no one tells you how this winds up. >> rubio and

robert duvall. >> who the hell asked you anything. >> who with his son played by michael o'keefe into a war of words. >> my favorite daughter, i swear my this little girl just whipped your ass, colonel. >> pat conroy's novels were his way ofg the ambition he >> i could figure out the south, what the glorious about it, pick out thewhat is hideous about it. if i could get it down, if i could get it right, i would tell the story of the entire human >> pat conroy was 70. : still to come, cattle call. >> cowan: we sent our conor knighton arkansas. >> in the city of hot springs,miss the water. it's ever where. bubbling out of the fountains, up the sidewalks and on tap at 103 degrees in the center of town. but you just might miss the park. >> i have had people stop me on the sidewalk out front, where's the national park? park? >> hot springs is the smallest of our 59 national parks and visitor center is located in the middle of a busy're. >> they're expecting the yellowstone experience where you drive through the little shack and the ranger leans out and don't get run over by a bear.appen here. >> ranger t

michael steele. political commentator for abc news and npr cokie roberts.nd in new york, willie geist along with msnbc anchor and political correspondent steve kornacki. great group this morning. >> great group. >> a lot to get through. >>> willie geist, not a whole lot to talk to other than, of course, the arrest of a campaign manager for the front-runner, a federal judge saying that more discovery can be opened up in hillary clinton's e-mail investigation. again, three republican candidates, all three saying they would never support each other. [ laughter ] in a zillion years it's -- holy cow. is it april? the dog days of march, my man. dog days of march. >> as of today, joe, we're officially one year and one week into this presidential campaign. ted cruz announced march 23 of last year and we still have hom months to go? a long road ahead of us. >> 800. >> last night at the cnn town hall event, all three of the candidates said "that pledge we signed in the fall? forget it, out the window." donald trump last night talking about the three most important ro

sergeant michael faulkner was fired in october after eyewitness news showed he lied under oath about whether a theft suspect wanted medical attention. was caught on camera kneeing the suspect robert lease in a downtown holding cell. opd's video shows sergeant faulkner ignore that man's request for medical attention. he's still challenging his determination for battery and a federal lawsuit. >>> a new study says orange county needs to change the way it spends money to fight homelessness. the independent study released today says the county needs to do a better job of tracking its programs while directing for money to permanent supportive housing rather than emergency shelters. >> when people are in need and we know that those needs happen every day, you know, giving them short-term assistance doesn't always avoid them ending up in a worse case scenario. we want to look at that one issue. >> the consultant recommends emergency shelters partner with agencies supporting rapid rehousing for a greater impact. >>> in volusia county tomorrow is the deadline for the city of daytona beach to sign an agreement with volusia county on a homeless shelter. leaders have the option of going in a

stayed and michael barron who was behind that video soon also included that stalker who tampered with the people of andrews hotel room and took that secret recording of the washington quarterback robert griffin the third report say the redskins made it clear that they would part ways with rg three by wednesday to get his two thousand and sixteen contract off the books. griffin posted on instagram thanking the skins nation. nfl free agency starts in just a couple of days to super bowls than eighteen years later peyton manning is retiring from professional football the broncos quarterback will go down in history as one of the most successful players in the nfl. abc's elizabeth her has more on today's big announcement. manning for the mission that is something about eighteen years the teams are good number after eighteen years in the nfl playing for the indianapolis colts and most recently the denver broncos football great conference he's going out on top holding this super bowl victory over the carolina panthers. his last rodeo is sell of football with five mvp trophies and two super bowl wins manning is considered one of the greatest players who also took it off the field with reports

arrested three brothers, brian, anthony and nathan johnson and their friend michael gunn in connection to the beating death of robert banks. the sheriff says the men killed banks after a woman told them he raped her and they dumped and burned his body. investigators also arrested brian johnson, sr. charging him with helping his boys disbose of the victim's body. >>> meteorologist bryan bennett is in for leigh this morning. >> good morning. good start to the day. partly cloudy sky, temperatures warming up many a hurry. already 70 degrees right now in tampa. satellite and radar picture, no rain, just a few lie thin clouds through the area. so a good looking day. let's call it partly cloudy and warm. high of 83 degrees. a little breezy today too. it will help to stir up the pollen a little bit for friday. 38 and dry. and then the next chance for rain over the weekend, sunday, 40% chance for some showers. grand prix in st. petersburg this weekend. we also turn our clocks forward one hour saturday night at 2:00 a.m. and then monday, tuesday and wednesday, looking good. but high temperatures all week [ cheers and applause

robert duvall. >> who the hell asked you anything. >> who turned basketball game with his son played by michael o'keefe into a war of words. >> my favorite daughter, i swear my sweets little girl. this little girl just whipped your ass, colonel. >> pat conroy's novels were his way of realizing the ambition he laid out for cbs back in 1988. >> i could figure out the south, what the glorious about it, pick out the south, what is hideous about it. if i could get it down, if i could get it right, i would tell the story of the entire human race. >> cowan: still to come, cattle call. and later, actress holly hunter >> cowan: we sent our conor knighton on the trail think morning that trail leads him to arkansas. >> in the city of hot springs, arkansas, you can't miss the water. it's ever where. bubbling out of the fountains, steaming up the sidewalks and on tap at 103 degrees in the center of town. but you just might miss the national park. the sidewalk out front, where's the national park? how do i get to the national park? well, you're here. >> hot springs is the smallest of our 59 national parks and visitor center is located in the middle of