mr. carson. ok, two. the crowd is answering for you. dr. carson: i would say "the children."ecause that is what this is all about. the children. this is their future. [applause] dr. carson: and, you know, my whole career is about giving children a second chance and, you know, it has been so wonderful on the campaign trail, because i have met over 15,000 people, and i get to see them all over the place and it is just wonderful. i remember i was in kentucky last year and there was a young man there and he him and his family came up and they said, do you remember us? and i said, you look familiar, because i say that every body, [laughter] and they say, you operated on him when he was one year old. you did an operation where you take out half of the brain to stop intractable seizures and he just graduated from college number one in his class. [applause] dr. carson: and then there was a beautiful young woman who came up to my wife and she said, "are you the wife of dr. ben carson?" she said, "yes." and she said, "he operated on me when i was in my mother's womb." and now she has g

mr. carson. mr. trump was standing right behind him at the podium. i asked him if he thistle be able to bridge the gap for the trump campaign for the evang mr. carson said he hopes to create equality communitiescreate equality opportunities for everyone going forward. he said he plans to do a little stumping along the campaign trail with and for donald trump and for last night's debate and debates going forward. mr. trump said he is overt. there probably has been too many of them and we likto move to a different spot in this political process. reporting life, layron livingston, local 10 news. >> constance: thank you so much. >>> live pictures in palm beach where marco rubio is holding a campaign event. local 10 reporter amy vitari isthere and watching and listening to what senator rubio is saying and she will have a live report what he is saying later on on local 10. >>> senator cruz is back on the campaign trail in miami. the presidential hopeful heading to orlando with a town hall for carly fiorina who endorsed him. senator cruz did not hold back t

mr. carson will not be seeking votes any more. having gotten into the race based upon the grassroots support that he got by saying to people across the country for the better part of the last two years, if you want me to run, you'll have to give me donations and show me support so i know i have that face. he wants to do right by them. he'll tell us what that is comfrey. it's not likely to be be collecting votes for his own presidential candidacy. >> what is mitt romney doing? >> getting attention and weighing in on the 2016 race. donald trump has been pounding on mr. romney since his 2012 defeat. mr. romney, his supporters would like to hear him say he'll be getting in the race tomorrow. he's getting on a speech in hinkley college tomorrow. that will bring his point of view into the debate. not just tomorrow night on stage in detroit, but into the debate on the campaign trail. the idea that donald trump is going to be moved by it in anyway, if it's criticism about some of his rhetoric or the candidacy he's running, is pretty farfe

mr. carson 1keu7d out on last night's gop debate and it was nothing but bad blood among the rest of the gop pack. the war of words continued in the 1e7b8g and arguably the most fieryepublican debate so far. today the candidates back out on the campaign trail gearing up for another round of contest this weekend. >> at last night's fox news debate four remange gop candidates hurling ram id fire insults at each other in between covering policy prpr fos pose salz from immigration to isis. >> i just thought republican par any that hour did not come functional party that is le to people. >> lynn: gop front runner donald trump, the target of the na ma jofort tafnlgtz today ted cruz campaigningn maine kept the sting rhetoric rolling. >> if you want a washington deal plaik whoar will go to washington and cut deals with harry reed and nancy pelosi and chuck shoe mer, than donald trump sp your man. marco rubio with only minnesota under his belt so far finds himself nay must win scenario in home state on march 15th in florida. >> ail can say is what he says he is and what le do are not the same thing.

mr. carson: there' people who love me, they just won' t vote for me. but it' s ok. it' s not a problem. sheree: and then there were 4. ben carson finding some humor this evening while ending his republican bid for the white house. carson suspended his campaign today during a gathering of conservative activists near d.c.. the move was really no supplies especially after he decided not to participate in last night' s debate. and the question, did last night' s debate persuade voters one way or another? tomorrow we' ll find out the impact had in kentucky, anyway. it' s gop caucus day and while turnout is anybody' s guess, wlwt news 5' s todd dykes found voters eager to cast a ballot. >> it' s going to be new to all of us. todd: what' s new in kentucky politics is saturday' s republican presidential caucus. this is going to be our first >> caucus, so we decided to find out where this place was. todd: from 10:00 to 4:00 tomorrow registered republicans will pick their preferred presidential candidate. campbell and kenton, will have just one caucus site. the fact the voting hours and number of

mr. carson: our nation is in s the point i' ve been trying to get across in these debates. why sit there and talk about each other and tear each other down when we have such important issues to deal with? it' s like talking to a brick wall. mark: carson says he' ll go into more detail tomorrow about the future of his campaign at the conservative political action committee conference in maryland. lisa: new jersey governor chris christie under fire. six newspapers in his home state are asking him to step down as governor. the papers, all owned by gannett, published joint editorials after a monday news conference hosted by the governor. during the conference, governor christe would not comment. the papers wrote they are fed up with christie' s arrogance, opportunism, and hypocrisy. mark: happening today, a probable cause conference is scheduled for the man accused in the kalamazoo, michigan, mass shooting that left six people dead. the probable cause conference in the case against jason brian attorneys to determine whether a preliminary examination of evidence will be held nex

mr. carson, dr. carson, playing a policy role princely for your campaign or as a surrogate on the campaign trail going places you're not going? and when he says there are two donald trumps, do you agree with that characterization and could you amplify on it? >> i probably do agree. there are probably two donald trumps. the public version and people see that and i don't know what they see exactly but it seems to have worked over my lifetime but probably different i think than the personal donald trump. ben said it very well today. perhaps there are two donald trumps, but -- well, you know, i'm somebody that is a thinker. i'm a big thinker. and i have my ideas and they're strong, and typically they've worked out. and what i want to do is, you know, the theme and ben alluded to it the theme i have for this entire campaign is "make america great again" what i want to do. very simple. i want to make america great again, military, borders, terrorism, so many problems. the debt. look at our debt. $19 trilli

mr. carson: may i ask my colleague, mr. costello, if he has speakers at this time? mr. costello: i do not. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from indiana. mr. carson: may i ask how much time is remaining on both sides. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from indiana has 13 1/2 minutes. the gentleman from pennsylvania has 10 1/2 minutes. mr. carson: mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. costello: mr. speaker, i, too, yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass senate 1180. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the chair lays before the house the following enrolled bill. the clerk: h.r. 1831, an act to establish the commission on evidence-based policymaking, and for

mr. carson or mr. kasich, whether they should stay in. think we have to find out what happens super tuesday. i look at marco rubio and you can feel the momentum on his side. if you look at the rallies that he gets. he has gone from 500 to 1,000 people at his rallies to four, five, eight, 10,000 people at his rallies in the last week. ted cruz can't compete with that. i think marco has the momentum. >> ted cruz might win a state today. ted cruz might win his home state of texas. i know that there's not a lot of polling in minnesota. some believe that marco rubio might win that state. maybe virginia. who knows? >> colorado, too. >> colorado. okay. but i guess ply point my point not saying anyone should drop out by any stretch. the longer they stay in, you know what everyone says, that's just making donald trump stronger. >> i think, donald trump keeps getting stronger until marco rubio says, i'm going to pivot. i'm going to talk 80% on policy. the ideas that are going to make us great again. but i'm going to take 20% of the time and like th

mr. carson is correct, i would like to know how the american people are supposed to know which donald trump will show up in the war room when we have a crisis with great pressure on it, and the president has to make a decision about the use of military power. how do we know which one? will it be the bombastic donald trump, or the relaxed conversational tone of the interview station? how will the american people know how this man will react in the most important role in president has? >> that is a great question. i guess my answer would be there are not two donald trump's. there is one donald trump and he for the spread the one who says i would like to smash that protesters face in, or in the good old days he would taken out of your on a stretcher, that is donald trump. the fact that he can then enter an editorial boardroom and speak in a different tone of voice, my mind does not negate the damage that that kind of campaigning dust and has done. course, does not take away the fact that they are the same person. unknownthe risk and the that you ask about of what would happen when he goes into

mr. carson's such a nice guy. oh, i feel bad. he's so great. he's so nice. >> yeah. >> so i think that matters. he needs that right now, trump needs carson. and we're going to be seeing a lot more of carson, i think, along the campaign trail. >> it is amazing. because trump had called him pathologically damaged. and as someone who is pathologically damaged, i'm offended that he throws that term around. >> what was the most shocking to me about the whole carson endorsement of trump was what donald trump said after he announced his endorsement of him which was, we had a great conversation last night and we talked about education. and i think he's really -- he cares about education. so i'm going to make him secretary of education. like that's how you choose your cabinet? i talked to this guy at starbucks the other day and he knew a lot. i'm going to call him. never talk to anyone at starbucks. you know, like anur-long conversation and now he's going to be in your cabinet? >> hey, look. i put people in my cabinet without even talking to them [ laugh

mr. carson: our nation is in and you know, that' s the point i' ve been trying to get across in these debates. each other and tear each other down when we have such important issues to deal with? it' s like talking to a brick wall. lisa:ben carson says he' ll go into more detail tomorrow about the future of his campaign at the conservative political action committee conference in maryland. mark: timeout to check in with kyla. kyla: we have some instruction near hopple, south of the monmouth street bridge. you will see a single lane closure between 8:00 tonight and 2:00 a.m. tomorrow. it will be wrapped up before the morning commute. here is a look at 75 at hopple . you will see a lot of pretreatment out there. hopefully that will eliminate any issues during the morning randi: it is the game changer this morning. temperatures are near freezing. here is a look at connersville. you can see the pavement at the colder surfaces, a little bit of snow sticking to the grass. that is what you can' t expect from the first burst this morning. untreated surfaces could be a little slick. that rolled throug

mr. carson: and conservatives should not be ashamed of capitalism.se who have tried to make it sound like a bad word. it is not a bad word. it has produced the highest standard of living that anybody has ever known. but what we must do as conservatives is to make sure that we couple capitalism with compassion, and that will be a winning formula for us. recognize that in this country we have 330 million people. and it sounds like a lot of people, but compare that with china, 1.4 billion, india, 1.1 billion. it means we need to develop all of our people. we cannot afford to have 20%-plus not graduating from high school in the technological age. we cannot afford to have 5% of the world's population and 25% of the inmates, and we do need to have a government with policies that pulls families together because you need a family unit to strengthen america. our pillars of strength, our faith, and our family, and as those things are being eroded, you see what is happening to our nation. we the people have to be the ones who really push these things. the gover

mr. carson, dr. n has said that he is thinking about endorsing donald trump today ben carson and donald trump did talk. news conference. entirely possible, some even say likely that the news conference will be with ben carson and the endorsement would be revealed then. today, ted cruz also got an endorsement. his first senate colleague endorsement. mike lee, the senator from utah endorsed ted cruz. so the endorsements do start racking up. ben carson a former endorsing donald trump doesn't bring a lot of did he delegates. of course he dropped out because he begun to lose support. it does provide symbolic opportunity for donald trump to say here is ben carson, who did have a lot of appeal for a lot of very conservative voters and now he is with me. and it would bolster donald trump. >> carl, thank you. >> as we said florida primary it's huge. if if marco ru"@móç can't win his home state he is in trouble. can he pull it off. likely republican voters say he might be gaining ground. 38%. senator rubio 7 po

mr. carson: and conservatives should not be ashamed of capitalism.ied to make it sound like a bad word. it is not a bad word. it has produced the highest standard of living that anybody has ever known. but what we must do as conservatives is to make sure that we couple capitalism with compassion, and that will be a winning formula for us. recognize that in this country we have 330 million people. and it sounds like a lot of people, but compare that with india 1.1 billion, billion. it means we need to develop all of our people. we cannot afford to have not graduating from high school in the technological age. 5% ofnot afford to have the world's population and 25% of the inmates, and we do have a government with policies that pulls and was together because you need a family unit to strengthen america. our pillars of strength, our and asin our family, those things are being eroded, you see what is happening to our nation. we the people have to be the ones who really push these things. the government is not pushing it. the government -- they do not under

mr. carson and trump both have homes here. again, it will s srt at 9:00. secret service doing a security sweep. we'll be here for all of us and update you accordingly of course here on local 10 and local10.com. layron livingston, local 10ews. >>> on the democratic side, hillary clinton very busy on thursday. she made stops in north carolina and illinois but she began the day right here in florida.& she was straight off to tower cam. the democratic front runner talked about& raising the minimum wage and guarantying equal she said she's willing to take on whichever candidate was nominated. bernie sanders making the first time the democratic hopeful has campaigned here in the sunshine state. he chris-crossed the state before heading over to kissimmee and finally finishing the day at a rally also in tampa. sanders hoping for another upset like the one he pulled off in michigan earlier this week. the primary is only four days away. early voting is still happening in miami-dade, broward and monroe counties. >>> an emergency situation erupting at senator ted crui

mr. carson, i know you. you're a peace loving guy.this happens on college campuses with conservative that is want to speak and then, of course, then the blame goes out, well, obviously what they're saying that caused people to protest and get violent. this seems like a planned orchestrated assault on not only donald trump's right the speak but on the right of people that wanted to hear him to hear him. your thoughts? >> well, unfortunately, particularly on a lot of college campuses, intolerance reigns supreme. tolerance is only taught in one direction. and it's a very dangerous precedent because our young people are being caught that if somebody doesn't agree with you, you have the right to do whatever you want to them, including violence. and it's very sad. it's going to require some extreme leadership and it's going to have to come from both sides. >> yeah. >> and i believe this is an area where the media can play a significant role. >> did you hear some of the reckless, ridiculous commentary? i'm listening tonight. >> of course. >>

mr. carson, i know you. you're a peace loving guy. happens on college campuses with conservative that is want to speak and then, of course, then the blame goes out, well, obviously what they're saying that caused people to protest and get violent. this seems like a planned orchestrated assault on not only donald trump's right the speak but on the right of people that wanted to hear him to hear him. your thoughts? >> well, unfortunately, particularly on a lot of college campuses, intolerance reigns supreme. tolerance is only taught in one direction. and it's a very dangerous precedent because our young people are being caught that if somebody doesn't agree with you, you have the right to do whatever you want to them, including violence. and it's very sad. it's going to require some extreme leadership and it's going to have to come from both sides. >> yeah. >> and i believe this is an area where the media can play a significant role. >> did you hear some of the reckless, ridiculous commentary? i'm listening tonight. >> of course. >> it'

mr. carson, dr. carson playing a policy role principally for your campaign or as a circuit on the campaign trail going places you are not going to? edwin meese is our to donald trump's, do you agree with that characterization and could you amplify on? >> i probably do agree. there's the public version and people see that and i don't know what they see exactly what it seems to work over my lifetime but it's probably different i think than the original donald trump. i think i've i would say, he said it very well. perhaps there are to donald trump's. i am somebody that is a think of the i'm a big thinker and i have ideas and they are strong and typically they have worked out. what i want to do is, ben over to the thing i have for this anti-campaign is make america great again. very simple. i want to make america great again. we have so many problems with the military, trade, borders, whether it's terrorism. we have so many problems, the debt. you look at our debt $19 trillion going up to $21 trillion in

carson and mr. trump both said they had a conversation about this endorsement. they talked at length about it. and dr. carson on the stage right now said that they buried the hatchet. that he's forgiven him for his words on the campaign trail, but that he believes it was all just politics. and that's why he felt comfortable moving on. he also believed, believes that the republican party trying to undermine donald trump is subverting the will of the people. he believes if that happens, that this party will just collapse in on itself. he quoted abraham lincoln saying, a house divided against itself cannot stand. so dr. carson coming out strongly for donald trump. we asked him specifically why he did not go for ted cruz. he said he believed that donald trump's message of make america great again was what he needed to get behind. we also asked him if ted cruz looked for his endorsement. he said he did not, but he also did have a conversation with senator cruz about senator cruz's alleged antics on the campaign trail and the voter suppression, sort of, in iowa. he sai

mr. carson. ok, two. the crowd is answering for you. i would say "the children." . this is their future. [applause] dr. carson: and, you know, my whole career is about giving and,ren a second chance you know, it has been so ,onderful on the campaign trail because i have met over 15,000 people, and i get to see them all over the place and it is just wonderful. i remember i was in kentucky last year and there was a young man there and he him and his family came up and they said, do you remember us? familiar,, you look because i say that every body, and they say, you operated on him when he was one year old. you did an operation where you take out half of the brain to stop intractable seizures and he just graduated from college number one in his class. [applause] dr. carson: and then there was a beautiful young woman who came up to my wife and she said, "are you the wife of dr. ben carson?" she said, "yes." he operated on me when i was in my mother's womb." and now she has grown up into a beautiful young woman. and just goes to show that people who are sitting in wash

carson, at first mr. trump agreed saying, yes, there are two donald trumps, a public version and a personal side. moments later at that very same changed course and changeded position and said there is just one donald trump. live in palm beach, i'm steve litz.. nbc 6 news. >>> team trump is headed back to south florida monday. the frontruruner is holding a rally at trump national in doral. that begins at 6:00 in the afternoon. >>> trump's rival ted cruz was in orlando earlier today. he was dodging questions about if supporter carly fiorina would be his running mate short list. fiorina endorsed cruz this week and cruz praised fiorina but did not answer a question directly from hannity about whether she would be his pick for running mate. campaign. she is a serious thinker. you're right. she's standing up and fighting i'm humbled to be here with her. >> fiorin says trump needs to man up. trump said yesterday there were too many debates. >>> marco rubio sticking around in south florida today at a jewish temp

carson and share would you accept him as a vice presidential running mate. mr. trump: dr. carson is a great guy. reporter: i talked to christian leaders and would get behind your campaign if drr carson is your running mate. mr. trump: he came over and we met and had a good relationship. once i got to know him and know me, he is a fineman, a fine person with a great family. we will be talking to ben carson about a lot of things. that's great. i'm glad that you told me that. i know that. thank you. reporter: you put together a foreign policy team. mr. trump: yes. i gave them page one. reporter: i have a couple of questions. which one of the people you named is going to help you form your apac speech tonight? mr. trump: i used also my son-in-law where is he? his wife is about two minutes away from having a baby. apac.s here and coming to jar odd spoke to many of his friends from israel and we put ogether a lot of great people. ivanka is having a baby and he is getting ready to get going. reporter: foreign policy, general kellogg was the c.o.o. of the coalition in iraq. you hav

mr. carson, dr. carson putting out this statement.ve decided not to attend the fox news gop presidential debate tomorrow night in detroit. he says further that he does not see a political path forward in light of last evening's super tuesday primary results. he also says that he will discuss more about the future of his movement during his speech on friday at cpac in washington, d.c. so he will not attend the debate tomorrow night, he does not see a political path forward in light of yesterday evening's results, and he will discuss more about it in a speech at cpac in washington, d.c. back to you. >> all right, sue, seems odd he wouldn't just go ahead and pull the rip cord there. >> it is clear what he's saying is he's dropping out, right? but this is typical of ben carson, right? he talks all the way around it, but doesn't explicitly say it. >> no path to debate but the path is to the white house? >> didn't make any sense. >> sounds like a third party candidate. not dropping out but saying my movement -- >> my grassroots movement. >>

mr. carson. >> determine which communities warrant proactive outreach. they are turning towards violence and sometimes it is was the ethnic community and sometimes it is the community any particular flavor of antigovernment sentiments. it's bringing a novel in not only the community leaders. it has to be an entire community thing. it can't be a religious institution, it has to be parents and educators and physicians and law enforcement and social workers. one of the things that they are trying to do in the violent extremism effort is bring together those talented people from all different perspectives. so if we encounter a young person that hasn't yet moved to a place we have to lock them up there is a prospect of a group coming together and redirecting the person so there have to be a lot of folks like us as a citizens academy that's been an effective tool in creating some kind of a body and with those communities. does the citizens academy, which you know well is an effort to the fbi runs in all 56 of the field offices we invite people from all of life

mr. carson, doctor carson playing of policy role principally for your campaign or as a surrogate if you are not going. when when he says there to donald trump's, do you a great with that characterization? could you amplify on a? >> i probably do agree. i think their art to donald trump's, there's the public version that people see and i do not what they see exactly. it seems to have worked over my lifetime. it is probably different than i think the personal donald trump. i think ben would say it and he said it pretty well that perhaps there are two donald trump's. well, i am somebody who is a thinker. i'm a big thinker. i have my ideas and they are strong. typically they have worked out. what i wanted to -- the thing that been alluded to is make america great again. that is very simple. i want to make america great again. we have so many problems whether it's military, trade, military, tray, borders, terrorism, we have so many problems. you look at our deck, 19,000,000,000,000 $19 trillion going up to $21 trillion in a very short time. we are are going to straighten things out.

mr. carson is correct, i would like to know how the american people are supposed to know which donald trumpow up in the war room when we have a crisis with great pressure on it, and the president has to make a decision about the use of military power. how do we know which one? will it be the bombastic donald trump, or the relaxed conversational tone of the interview station? how will the american people know how this man will react in the most important role in president has? >> that is a great question. i guess my answer would be there are not two donald trump's. there is one donald trump and he for the spread the one who says i would like to smash that protesters face in, or in the good old days he would taken out of your on a stretcher, that is donald trump. the fact that he can then enter an editorial boardroom and speak in a different tone of voice, my mind does not negate the damage that that kind of campaigning dust and has done. course, does not take away the fact that they are the same person. unknownthe risk and the that you ask about of what would happen when he goes into the war

ben carson, was asked to return to mr. trump and carson awkwardly swayed with the music. all right, then. four women, all over 90-years-old, were flower girls in their exercise instructor' s wedding. in matching pink outfits the , elderly flower girls were escorted down the aisle. the bride said she has a special relationship with these women and couldn' t imagine her wedding day without them. from age 90 to 96, the years aren' t holding these ladies back proving you can celebrate love , at any age. good stuff. actor kevin spacey is apparently the florida panthers' new faceoff specialist, showing his face to fans after sporting a spacey in space mask. the spacey in space shirt and masks started as an inside joke among panthers players. spacey, who stars as president frank underwood in "house of cards," caught wind of the promotion through social media and decided he had to take part in the tradition. passes it along to someone else. lisa: happening today, astronomers will be observing a twin comet flyby. nasa says these two comets could be interplanetary twins. that means

mr. carson and other people within the party. it has changed.t is changing and there's nothing that can be done. this same thing goes for the democratic party. i will give you stories real quick. host: we only have a few minutes. caller: i understand. i will make it short. ands born in louisiana moved to texas. my father spent 21 years in the army, i spent 20 years in the air force. i was told as a young child that i came from mexico are my family was descended from mexico. theyty, for some reason, try to put hispanic, latino into one pot like they did for the blacks and that is the problem with america, the lack of simulation within the country. -- how ihy i feel feel. page of, on the front the plain dealer out of ohio, it says the governor is not gaining on trump and clinton maintains a lead over sanders heading into that contest this tuesday. fight forral donors the latino vote. they will have a new $15 million campaign to help latinos and other immigrants, hoping to challenge the political rhetoric republicansump and go into a surge of votes

ben carson quit the presidential race for lack of support, but today he's getting behind donald trump. >> it's not about mr. trump. it's about america. >> reporter: carson is just the latest political star realigning ahead of next week's primaries in ohio and florida. ted cruz backed by carly fiorina is trying to consolidate the stop trump vote. >> come on in. the water's fine. >> in florida, i'm the only one that can beat donald trump. >> reporter: the mild mannered debate last night was a stark contst to this today. >> our country has to toughen up, folks. he complained st. louis police were too gentle in ejecting protesters. outside the ent, a few trump supporters nearly came to blows with demonstrators. the democrats are focused on a very different kind of violence. >> unarmed african-americans ing killed by police officers. >> she's beenn fighting for a long time with these issues. >> reporter: bernie sanders and hillary clinton reaching out to african-american voters in states where tamir rice and trayvon martin aren't just names. they're movements. just four days from now, we'll have a better idea w

carson believes in forgiveness. he does believe that mr. is the best person moving forward to win the nomination and defeat hillary clinton. tamron, if i could also say one more thing, dr. carson also believes that -- go ahead. >> and i hate to cut you off here, but i have to allow time for anita turner. but if you're available, we'll book you. we'll be here through tuesday and i greatly appreciate you joining us. we've had to cover a lot of breaking news, but i will get back to you, i assure you of that. she has been standing by, former ohio state senator, current sanders backer nina turner. i want you to respond to what ying just said regarding bernie sanders supporters, and here's what donald trump said just an hour ago. let's play it. >> these other people -- by the way, some represented bernie, our communist friend -- [ booing ] now, really, bernie should tell his people -- there weren't too many hillary people there. you know why. i mean, in all fairness to bernie, the reason there weren't hillary people, they have no fervor. there's n

mr. carson: yeah. i know this -- i know there is a lot -- [applause] thank you. thank you very much. thank you. there are a lot of people who love me, they just won't vote for me. that's ok. i will continue to be heavily in all in trying to save our nation. i will be involved in a lot of different things, including my eighth votes. which is an organization that is going to try to help the faith community to recognize how important their vote is. in 2012, 25 million evangelicals did not vote. the margin of difference was only 5 million. it gives you some idea of how important that is. we have to get these people registered and we have to get them to understand that they have to play a role. a lot of people in the faith community, they say god has it under control so i don't need to do anything. one of the ways that god controls it is through us. we have to do stuff. [applause] this brings me to the whole topic of our faith as a nation. we are in the process of allowing the secular progressives to drive faith out of our country. you look at one of their heroes, sol alinsky, who was als

ben carson quit the presidential race for lack of support, but today, he is getting behind donald trump. >> it is not about mr. trump. it is about america. >> reporter: carson is just the latest political star realigning ahead of next week's big primaries in ohio and florida. ted cruz now backed by carly fiorina is trying to consolidate the stop trump vote. >> join our team. we welcome you. come on in, the water's fine. >> reporter: marco rubio is in >> in florida, i'm the only one who can beat donald trump. >> reporter: but in ohio, he is suggesting john kasich help front runners beat trump. >> be smart and unify. >> reporter: it was a stark contrast to today. >> our country has to toughen up folks. we have to toughen up. >> reporter: he complained st. louis police were too gentle in ejecting protesters. outside the event ... >> get the heck out of america! >> reporter: a few trump with demonstrators. the democrats are focused on a very different kind of violence. >> unarmed african-americans officers. >> she has been fighting for a long time with these issues. >> reporter: bernie sanders and hillary clinton

mr. trump? did he ask you for your endorsement? dr. carsonhe didn't specifically ask for an endorsement, but he did he was not aware of what was going on. >> why, why mr. trump over ted cruz? >> you set over a week ago today that you are endorsing -- it sounds in that intervening time, you have evolved and your central focus is the emphasis to stop donald trump has motivated you to endorse them. him. is that his policies or the people against him? dr. carson: it is about we, the people. we have to empower the people. that will not be done through politics as usual. be that republican politics as usual, or democrat politics as usual. it requires someone who was a somef an iconoclast, but of west the ability to listen and make wise decisions. have a lot of evangelicals coming out to rallies. do you think those people will be representative of the american people, and do you think you can bridge the gap between evangelicals and people of color now that you are with donald trump? dr. carson: i hope we can bridge the gap with everybody. all the po

mr. trump, do you see dr. carson playing a policy role for your campaign or as a surrogate on the campaign trail going places you're not going? and when he says there are two donald trumps, do you agree with that characterization and can you amplify on it? >> i probably do agree. i think there are two donald trumps. there's the public version, people see that. i don't know what they see exactly, but it seems to have worked over my lifetime. it's probably different, i think, than the personal donald trump. ben said it very well. perhaps there are two donald trumps. well, you know, i'm somebody that is a thinker. i'm a big thinker. i have my ideas, and they're strong. typically they've worked out. the theme, and ben alluded to it, the theme i have for this entire campaign is make america great again. that's what i want to do. very simple. i want to make america great again. we have so many problems whether it's military, whether it's trade, whether it's borders, whether it's terrorism. we have so many problems, the deb

carson's comments to the press. like you said, because he endorses someone doesn't mean he endorses everything they have done, but i think the possible differences between him and mreen greatly exaggerated. one thing that dr. carson cared a lot about during the campaign was the voices of the people. he talked a lot about we the people taking back control of washington, d.c. and despised all that the establishment was doing to play their tricks and the usual games. that's something he has a great deal in common with. >> he would not regret his endorse am. >> from everything we see, he does not regret his endorsement. he doesn't believe that just because he has certain differences with mr. trump that somehow you disown everything else. he believes that mr. trump is the best person to win the race against hillary clinton. dr. carson said that we want to focus on the big picture. we need to focus on defeating the democrats in november and doing all of these things to dwight the party and play games is not going to be helpful towards that goal. >> how about dividing the voters and someone who worked on a campaign. what do you think about this cruz-trump feud and do you

. >> reporter: carson said mr.onight's debate he may withdraw all as early as tomorrow. . >> pam: >> britteny: we are tracking dry conditions and a few scattered showers into tonight live a look right now we're at the golden gate bridge it's covered in the low hanging clouds a cloudy drive home and satellite read our shots singaporeans to the south and north and east of our area. and over the bay peninsula we will continue to see more storms and disturbances move in through the weekend. and that's a very predictions through sunday evening about of to about 3 in. and higher elevations and actual north bay to a half inches one-and-a-half for the east bay and then a three to 4 in. close to 5 in. at the higher elevations in the the mountains tablatures a mild monday evening 59 half moon bay temperatures close average. coming up selling the sierra and a week and forecast cast about 15 minutes. >> pam:the $75 million dollar trial against the hotel chain marriott is heading to the jury now. the company is being sued by er

. >> reporter: ben carson quit the presidential race for lack of support, but today he's getting behind donald trump. >> it's not about mrtrump. it's about america. >> reporter: carson is just the latest political star realigning ahead of next week's big prim y primari primaries. ted cruz now backed by carly fiorina is trying to consolidate the stop trump vote. >> join our team, we welcome you. come on in, the water is fine. >> marco rubio is in danger of sinking next week. >> in florida i'm the only one that beat donald trump. >> reporter: but in ohio rubio is suggesting supporters should help john kasich beat trump. the debate last night -- >> unify, be smart and unify. >> reporter: was a stark contrast to this today. >> our country has to toughen up, folks. >> reporter: he complained st. louis police were too gentle in ejecting protesters. outside the event. >> get the hell out of america! >> reporter: a few trump supporters nearly came to blows with demonstrators. the democrats are focused on a very different kind of violence. >> unarmed african-americans being killed by police officers. >> she's been fighting for a

he'll receive the endorsement of former rival ben carson during the event taking place this morning at mr trump's estate in florida. this conference continues live on c-span2. we also have more live programming on our other networks at 11:00 eastern on c-span, it's a discussion about what the u.s. government is doing to prevent the spread of the zika virus. it's hosted by the bipartisan policy center and the u.s. leadership coalition, live at 11:00 eastern today on c-span. >>> nancy reagan will be laid to rest today at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california, today. live coverage gets under way at 1:30 eastern with the funeral service. former chief of staff james baker, former nbc news anchor tom brokaw and daughter patty davis are among those scheduled to speak. we're planning to reair the entire event tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span but it begins live this afternoon at 1:30 eastern. again awaiting remarks from the french interior minister, set to come to the microphone to talk about combating terrorism. we expect this to get under way in just a couple of mome

ben carson quit the presidential race for lack of support, but today he's getting behind donald trump. >> it's not about mr. trump. it's about america. >> reporter: carson is just the latest political star realigning ahead of next week's big primaries in ohio and florida. ted cruz now backed by carly fiorina is trying to the stop trump vote. >> join our team, we welcome you. come on in, the water is fine. >> reporter: marco rubio is in danger of sinking next week. >> in florida i'm the only one that can beat donald trump. >> reporter: but in ohio rubio is suggesting supporters should help john kasich beat trump. the front-runner's mild-mannered debate was a stark contrast to this today. >> our country has to toughen up, folks. we have to toughen up. >> reporter: he complained st. louis police were too gentle in ejecting protesters. outside the event -- >> come on! >> a few trump spoupporters neay came to blows with demonstrators. the democrats are focused on a different kind of violence. >> unformed african-americans being killed by police. >> she's been fighting for a long time. >> bernie sanders and hill

mr. mayor, who are johnny carson used to do it. who do you trust least?i'm doing that in a way that is accurate according to the polls because trump has very high negatives. >> they both do. but hillary also still has the fbi investigation. >> yep. >> i don't see how she comes out of it in good shape. either they indict her and if they don't indict her, you are going to have a scandal. >> as a former prosecutor, right? you are watching this? >> i have been for months. >> so i have said and i'm not as nearly sophisticated in my analysis here that i believe the fbi doing is honestninvestigation. do you believe that? >> no doubt about it. jim comey was one of my assistant u.s. attorneys. >> he is an honest man. >> straight as an arrow and very smart. >> okay. so you have to then consider that within 60 days they're going to have to have something. they can't let it drag on too much$ longer, can they. >> i'm surprised actually it's taken this long. >> all right. when you offer someone immunity as they did in this case, all right, does that mean a grand jury i

mr. trump answer that question. >> dr. carson, do you see a future for yourself in politics, even if there were no promises made as part of this endorsement? would you be interested in seeing a trump administration? >> i'm interested in saving america. my concern is our posterity. all the people coming after us. we are destroying any possibility of the american dream for them with the policies we are doing. so i would be very interested in helping to achieve the goal of saving america and making it great. absolutely. >> you talk about two donald trumps. the one we see in public, the one we see in private. does that worry you for the american voters? should the voters know that accepting donald trump and as it relates to you, you and mr. trump started a number of different issues whether it's a muslim data base or religion. are we seeing a second dr. carson? >> i don't think so. my point being that there is a different persona -- some people have gotten the impression that donald trump is this person who is not malleable, who does

mr. mayor, who are johnny carson used to do it. who do you trust least?d i'm doing that in a way that is accurate according to the polls because trump has very high negatives. >> they both do. but hillary also still has the fbi investigation. >> yep. >> i don't see how she comes out of it in good shape. either they indict her and if they don't indict her, you are going to have a scandal. >> as a former prosecutor, right? you are watching this? >> i have been for months. >> so i have said and i'm not as nearly sophisticated in my analysis here that i believe the fbi doing is honestninvestigation. do you believe that? >> no doubt about it. jim comey was one of my assistant u.s. attorneys. >> he is an honest man. >> straight as an arrow and very smart. >> okay. so you have to then consider that within 60 days they're going to have to have something. they can't let it drag on too much$ longer, can they. >> i'm surprised actually it's taken this long. >> all right. when you offer someone immunity as they did in this case, all right, does that mean a grand jury

mr. trump."clapping in unison is even more challenging. ben carson's hand movements are already under intense scrutiny...(nat sound)"oh stand by me ."by the folks at s-n-l. at one point the donald even sang along, mouthing his own name...(nat sound)"so donald donald stand by me." though maybe this wasn't as uncomfortable as it must have been for hillary to have a hillary imitator serenading make you love me if you don't.."the donald was a good sport...(nat sound)"you used to call me on the cell phone." s-n-l called on him to dance to drake's hotline bling. when it comes to politicians doing their thing, they all dance to the beat....(nat sound)of a different drummer. or make their own beat. jeanne moos, c-n-n(nat sound)new york. 3 time/temp ...still ahead ... today is national sing out loud day ...so go to our facebook page and let us know the one song you can't resist singing out loud.plus ... pint-sized bengals ...some of the players' families are getting a little bigger ... that's ahead at five on good break four3 3 it's national sing out loud day.s

tomorrow former gop candidate ben carson is expected to endorse donald trump and tonight mr. e welcomed that endorsement and would have carson work on education in a trump administration. >> thanks, monty. >>> analysis of tonight's debate, joining us once again from petaluma, political analyst brian sobel and james taylor person -- professor of politics at the university of san francisco. thank you for joining us tonight. james, first to you, what a difference a week makes, the tone was much different tonight. do you think tonight's debate did anything to move the dial for any one of these candidates? >> i would say no. i think trump did his job and maintained his front-runner status, didn't cause too much of a stir. cruz understands that when all of this sorts out, he's going to be the last man standing. if the strategy of convention is to take front and center. kasich needed to make a lot more noise than he did to get attention because he has to win ohio and he needed to establish himself. i don't think he did. and of course rubio performed well, but it's much ado about noth

carson's endorsement so important? >> liked by everybody. great guy. wonderful thing to have it and we'll do something tomorrow in palm beach with ben. >> mr. trump, what role would dr. carson have in your campaign and potentially in your administration. >> he is an amazing guy loved by everybody, respected by everybody and we'll talk about it tomorrow 9:00 at mar-a-lago. >> did you seem to go out of your way to be more presidential, change the tone? >> i thought the tone was very well. i give everybody credit. i thought the tone was really good. it wasn't provocative and it was a great debate. >> can i ask you something that didn't come up. ted cruz really went after your voters in an interview wiand sa they are not well informed. what do you think of that ask. >> i actually saw that but actually if you look at the exit polls my voters, i won in virtually every place where i won for the most part with every place, bus my voters are both at the highest level and also middle, but, you know, he was really wrong about it because i also have the most educated voter. i think you saw that in the various polls so we have a great -- we have pretty m