mr. barnes: it was not credible. mr. schlapp: you don't believe them? mr. ey will nominally, but after trashing trump for two hours and say, i will support him. they are not going to do anything to help him. mr. schlapp: that was a pretty big headline out of that. >> [indiscernible] mr. schlapp: that is good. [laughter] go to this: let's question of collectibility perry is that even if their term to use from this point forward? do you think when people are saying, -- this person is more collectible or not -- do you think all the candidates who are in the race now are electable in a general election most likely against hillary clinton? ms. conway: i don't dissent from that. they are electable because she is a weak democratic nominee. terms ofr seriously in she will have all the kings men, all the money, all the men who have been propping up her career are helping her. she is stuck between running for this third term of bill clinton but needing or to be forced to run for the third term of barack obama, which joe biden did not even want to run in the third term

mr. barnes: but it is not credible.ally, but after trashing trump for two hours, but i am supporting him. they are not going to do anything to help him. mr. schlapp: that was a pretty big headline -- [indiscernible] mr. schlapp: all right, that is good. let's go to this question of electability. is that even a fair term to use from this point forward? if people say this person is more electable or not, do you think all of the candidates in the race now are electable in a general election, most likely against hillary clinton? she will have all the money, all the men who are propping up her career forever. she is stuck between wanting to run for the third term of bill clinton, but is forced to run for the third term of barack obama. her weakness is a gift to so we have toty, look at it that way. it is difficult to get that third term for an incumbent party. it has been difficult traditionally. i think anything could be hillary clinton, but according to most of the pulling out have arubio and cruz better shot at beating hi

one of the two accused killers run into the front room, appears as if he has been there before, mrs. barnes is confident that the video will be of help to the police. absurd several useful prints will be dependent upon both the examiner can lift off of the. >> charles barnes waser an iron worker and father of two, credited with turning his life around after drug convictions in accounts a wonderful man, the east cleveland police would like to hear from anyone who has information that could help in the investigation. . when will the snow arrived tonight? >> about 9:00 p.m., i suspect that by 10:00 p.m. tonight i won't have to hold an umbrella . >> will you have to shovel? >> some lame but not too seriously will have to watch out for some slippery travel, this is the webcam time-lapse from were a few bright spots butea in the last couple hours it has been a rainy affair that would reduce visibility in the rain shower activity and peered through a half miles between the camera and the city skylineu amount of you ask .s it's called 5-mile crib because of the distance,, the water intake pipe, to

mr. tucker barnes. >> good morning. i was pleasantly surprised when i walked out this morning, it wasn't terribly cold. not nearly as cold as 24 hours ago. >> i would agree. >> like the blue today. >> we are twins, have on the weather lady dress. >> oh, spreading like wild fire. >> kind of old but we figure we should wear it before it gets too warm. >> i like it. >> thank you. >> we will take pictures later. >> okay, all right. obviously i don't have clothe to talk becomes about to move onto steve's fashions. fifty-four in washington, 55 in annapolis, doing freezing temperatures even 20's across a good majority of the area. so you can see those numbers much milder, and it will be even warmer day than yesterday. how about low 70s this afternoon? saw a lot of people yesterday, been very excited about the warmer temperatures on the way. >> i know i am. >> and i promise should be very nice afternoon, few clouds out there early. we will try to clear it out, just like yesterday. jeply sunny afternoon, again, warm temperatures

mr. barnes. >> yes, much quieter overnight and cold overnight, overnight lows in 20s and low 30s. live shot. you can see beautiful start to the day we're having. lots of blue sky. sunrise aco the area current conditions 4 reagan national at the moment. cool. wind out of north east at 6. let me give you heads up. warm spot to the 20s to the north and west to start the day. it will be beautiful day. sunshine. nice springtime early springtime feel out there with daytime highs warmer than yesterday in mid 60s. breezes today out of south as area high pressure parks to the east here and we'll number good shape. tomorrow and friday temps in the 7 0s. warm air me here overnight and during the day foam. looks like rain returns late thursday night and early friday as well. 64 today. get ready for 7 0s thursday and friday weekend looks sunny and cool. if you go to nats game saturday afternoon right steve? >> 12 sdmrk 12:00 looks good. >> that's weather. >> erin. >> i am. >> 7:25 we're not looking hot tucker. >> your forecast does and traffic doesn't. >> you look hot. >> you mean the traffic.

julian barnes played mr. green. he thought his father having a green book.fter we did a talk after the play was over ernie green stood up, one of the little rock nine, he said his family had a green book and they use it for little rock, arkansas to go to virginia when his sister graduated from hampton institute. it just kind of comes up. i did know paula. -- i did not know paula. they still had trouble stories. all the stories don't have to be green book stories but i still wanted to have trouble stories in the documentary. usually word-of-mouth. i met the green family who lived here in harlem. some of them still. one lady is ramona green. she remembered victor. he came to her wedding and they lost contact. they heard about me doing this children's book and they were glad about it but they went about their separate lives and left it alone. now they are candid getting a little more excited about with victor achieves and being a part of their family. back here? >> get evening. i'm a doctoral student at st. john's university. i'm curious to find of the institut

mr. speaker, today is rare disease day and it's the reason why i am wearing this special tie given to me by minnesotan, erica barnes, as part of the chloe's fight rare disease foundation's wear something rare campaign. mr. paulsen: rare disease is generally defined as a condition that affects fewer than 200,000 people and there are approximately 7,000 different types of rare diseases which impact the health of about 30 million americans. half of which are children. february 29, a day which is rare in itself, is also set aside to bring awareness and improve access to treatment and medical representation for people living with a rare disease. it's recognized by over 80 countries around the world. mr. speaker, there is more that we can do to help. the house passed the 21st century cures act with strong bipartisan support, to help lower barriers to medical innovation and provide critical funding to find curious and treatment for medical afflictions, including rare diseases. so on this rare disease we raise attention to this issue and the need to continue our work to help those who are suffering from rare diseases and i

mr. trump. fox business senior washington correspondent peter barns has been following -- well, he did an undertement, peter. this feud all day long but from c pac where you've got all kinds of grassroots republicans and conservatives in the audience; correct? >> yeah. that's right, liz. but mitt romney clearly leading the establishment charge against donald trump saying that for a variety of reasons both professional and policy if he is the nominee for the republicans, he will lose to hillary clinton in the fall. romney did not pull any punches. he said that -- that donald trump is a phony, a fraud, is as phony as a degree from trump university. and said that he is playing the american public for suckers, liz. but then donald trump also punching back hard. take a listen. as far as the c pac members here, i did talk to a handful of them. i talked to one who said earlier today that romney is not the elder statesman of the party. so his opinion will not have much of an impact. and others said that if he endorses another candidate like marco rubio, it might help a rubio. liz. liz: you know what, p

mr. trump, he wants to return jobs to this country. i'm gravitating to him. >> greg barnes is following the truck campaign for us. >> crowd control is the word of today. there is a lot of secret service, local police, private security keeping you and crowd that just started moving. it is streaming inside the coliseum. they started lining up today at 4:00 this morning and they have come from across the state and as far away as georgia, alabama, virginia. many say they are diehard fans. many told me up to 2000 trump rallies in the past few months. the economy and immigration will be hot topics. >> it's a show that mr. trump is hispanics feel the same way. if you are here legally that is fine. >> i think donald trump is strong on defense. he's going to build that wall. >> security is tight here. local law enforcement is keeping a watch out not only for the supporters but also for a protest that will start out in front of the coliseu here. again, a protest rally will start outside the coliseum here at 5:00. live in fayetteville, greg barnes. eyewitness news. joel: it won't be l

mrs. cruz at an event when he was -- her husband was barn storming across the country, and she said that sheescribes herself as the quote, unquote, glue for the campaign. this is someone who is the -- who is on leave from goldman sachs. she earned her harvard mba. she is someone who served in the bush white house as someone who worked to -- on nafta. some of these policy arguments are things that her husband vehemently disagrees against. and so as she has emerged as her top aide has said is the closest thing the republican tasks to a hillary clinton, as that role continues to emerge, i think she is going to -- >> so saying she's fair game, essentially. as we're watching this come down now to wisconsin and then california, interesting thing was pointed out by chris steyerwald yesterday. three new ads rolled out by the cruz campaign. all of a sudden, these were policy ads, one about his tax plan, one how he's a fighter, the other talking about how people in america are worried. is there a chance that this campaign before it gets to the end is going to shift to an issue of policy? if so, how do

mr. president. (laughs) you talk a good game, fitzy, but you couldn't hit the side of a barn from the inside of a barn. i swear. (laughs) doesn't look like i'll be having duck for dinner. that's for sure. (hollis laughs) oaky, let's get ourselves some coffee back at the lodge and give the president a little time on his own. time on my own? what am i gonna do with that? to commune with nature, sir. i know how you enjoy that. where is she? get out of the car. no. get out of the car. no, and i don't appreciate being summoned. get out of the car. why? so you can shoot me? get of out of the damn car, olivia! yeah, but quinn's motive was clear as day. yeah, in the micro-sense, you're right. wait. don't you have to go to work? i called in sick again. lucky for us, jane's a hypochondriac and a bit of a racist, so when i say "cold," she hears "s.a.r.s." ah. you can use that all winter. anyway, that's why i focused so heavily on the voice mail. that was a mistake. wait. the voice mail where quinn viciously swore to gut him like a fish? how is that a mistake? i'm saying, forget about all that evidence, step back

about the cool off for the weekend barn are partner pretty good chancece this weekend the eight day coming up in about 14 minutes. traffic time with patty. >> good morning mrs. along 71 northbound 90 also approaching west 25th keep in mind nurse north marginal is that eastbound traffic only.no if you want to go westbound you can't. you have to useyo yourself marginal only we i'm not drinking the green beer checking the green beer yet good morning to everyone that she is.t >> patty, thank you it is 731 this morning. mark on the irish everyone is irish today including stacy fry. >> good morning. i'm irish every damn half irish butter everybody can be on st. patrick's day.y. as many as half a million people downtown for the st. patrick's day parade you can expect there will be b some traffic issues with extra police something like 10,000 people will march in the parade routes roads will be closed off from east 24th through east 10:00 o'clock this morning8 with the staging area of their public transportation and just not deal with any of the house also the massive influx of people expect that to be a little different this year. l >> it does make it impossible.

barnes, thank you very much. more coming up, but first the warning signs mr.ere there that have a counterterror official worried about what were missing right here at home. a quick look at dogs. the dial dropping all the of the day. the message right now is docile. someone says keep your money right where it is. we will be right back. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. so you can seize those moments, wherever you find them. flonase. six is greater than one changes everything. [engines revving] you can't have a hero, if you don't have a villain. the world needs villains [tires screeching] and villains need cars. ♪ we believe in the power of active management. anagement, we actively manage with expertise and convicti

barn, my granny would say. um, i -- i didn't want to bother you and, um... well, i -- i thought perhaps you might -- might not want to see me. mrs. jarvis, i'm so sorry. oh. i am home, and i'm safe, and i'm with a man who i adore, who is in one piece. mr. jarvis is a lucky man. i am, indeed. i'll just get mrs. jarvis settled, and then i'll be happy to take you wherever you need to go. oh, that won't be necessary. i've already rung for a taxi. it'll be here any moment. no? oh. yes, i see. but truly, you should stay here no, of course it is. i beg you, we shall never i mean, i suppose i -- edwin! splendid! i'll get your bags. it's gone. it's all gone. everything i worked so hard to accomplish. what should i do? [ shuddered breathing ] we'll fix it. no. no. i don't think that's possible. they took it away from me, cal. darling, you'll find it. you just have to keep looking. we'll do it together. hmm? like we always do. shh. it's okay. oh, cal, you were always so good to me. what did i ever do to deserve you, hmm? [ chuckles ] i know. [ chuckles ] like we always do. sir, you can't give her those. why not? she'll just try to use them

barnes, cathy lynn taylor, thank you, both. appreciate it. >>> after days of anticipation, a bald eagle emerging. those watching the d.c. eagle cam caught the event live. the eagle's parents called mrident and first lady could be seen doting over the baby eaglet. a second eaglet expected to hatch this weekend. here we go. magnificent birds, not a bad national symbol. >>> up next, north korea's message firing two ballistic missiles. not one, two. we'll take it up with general jack keane here next. stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ earth hour is about empowering people making a difference to change climate change with passion and excitement earth hour is about inspiring climate action celebrating a global movement and impact ♪ join us at earthhour.org 19th march at 8:30pm ♪ lou: joining us now, former army vice chief of staff, fox news military analyst, general jack keane. let's turn first to north korea. firing off two ballistic missiles in response to heightened sanctions. your reaction? >> the sanctions are a part. the other thing, you know kim jong-un is insensed over this large scale exercise that has been taking place in south korea. one thing that is really burning him up,

mr. trump. i have seen it myself. charles: tonight will be another gop debate. the race is shaping up. let's bring in the panel. of course, katrina is going to stay with us. fred barns, you have been around for a while, but i'm sure you haven't seen anything like this presidential race. the stakes are high particularly for marco rubio. >> they are high for him. he has declared he will win in florida. and the chances are not very good. he's been 20 points behind and he stayed 20 points behind. cruz isn't helping out. he's not helping rubio defeat donald trump. that was an idea going around, the division of labor. it looks like trump is going to win and the opposition will be divided as ever. charles: one could argue if rubio would drop out it gives cruz a chance to win north carolina and perhaps some other states. >> i think this race hinges on ohio and what's going to happen march 15 because you are talking about john kasich and the recent poll is actually off. he's a sitting governor who won his state in 2014 with almost 70% of the vote with an approval rating of 80% as a sitting governor. i think the likelihood of john kasich carrying ohio is pretty strong given t

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mrs. cruz. griff is life in wausau, wisconsin. griff? >> we're literally on the campaign trail following the campaign bus as the senator surges. as you mentioned his wife heidi cruz and former presidential candidate carly fiorina barntorming the state. i caught up early with heidi, here is what she had to say. >> your husband is surging by more than 10 pointsm5&!g in wisconsin. why is he doing so well? >> well, you know, people ask me all the time how we're doing and how this campaign is doing, and we have run the exact same strategy today as we did at the very beginning of the campaign. there is one person, the questions that i get is not surprised at all how well ted is doing and that's me. because i have known him better than anybody else. i have known him 16 years. ted is principled. he is courageous and he cares about people. he cares about doing what the voters have elected him to do. that's why he surging here in wisconsin. >> earlier in the day, we were at a pizza joint, greta, in appleton where carlie and heidi talking to voters. we asked those voters who they were3# supporting for president. here is some of what they had to say. >> i am leaning towards one candidate. it is ted cruz. >> it is great to be b