nichole. >> nichole: thanks, q. cleveland city council approving a $556 million budget for the rest of the year. city services will remain at current levels. to help ease looming financial burdens the mayor proposed hiking the income tax from 2% to 2.5%. the city council is working on legislation to put that issue the on the ballot. >>> creston police officer kenny ray jr. worked at the plant as a fire technician. he was inspecting fire extinguishes at the plant when he died. osha believes he died of >> brian: a week after winning ohio, john kasich is hoping to maintain his momentum out west today. voters from both parties in arizona and utah go to the polls today. just the democrats are caucusing in idaho. something to watch for today now on the republican side. it's the first major election day without marco rubio in the mix. >>> president barack obama's historic trip to cuba wraps up today. this morning he delivers a speech at a historic theater in havana. it will be attended by cuban president raul castro. the m

live in cleveland, nichole vrsansky. back to you in the studio. >> brian: so joe explained how sam is still not buying it, of course. >> tia: what is she saying? >> brian: i'm kidding, sam. >> tia: let me clear this up. she's surprised. twice a week sounds jarring initially. whether you think of a mammal, you think twice a week, whoa, i'm hungry right now. >> brian: so am i. feed me. forget the shark. i'm starving. but joe cleared it up. he's the expert. >> tia: he broke it down. it can be forever and consistently broke if you know what movie that's from. you're my best friend. >>> lebron james lets us know the reason he unfollowed the cavs on twitter sort of. i think i get it maybe. i don't know. >> brian: whatever. who knows. >>> next, go climb a tree. that's what this guy did in the middle of downtown seattle. but why? right en y feea co sor abva c heait in afew twond aalf ys en ud athe fst sn. om cl toell. onlybrevpeneateseep anstar to rk iedialy to blockhe vus a prott hethy lls. you uld al yr coldore,ast, fasas t an

nichole vrsansky has more on the local journey to reach the peak. >> nichole: there have been workout and training sessions. the fund-raising pages are up, and now those involved in the big climb are trying to get the word out about the real mission. >> i just felt like this is what i was supposed to do. >> nichole: danielle leonard is paying it forward by climbing 19,000 feet to the top of mount kill imanjaro with 14 other clevelanders this september. >> it's bigger than me, any fear or shame i feel or anything. this isn't about me. >> nichole: the climb is about hope center. leonard struggled with drug addiction, an abusive parent. the nonprofit organization still in early stages aims to help people like her find hope. chc partners with other organizations to provide counseling, financial support to hundreds in need across the cleveland area. >> they need help because they don't enough food to eat or can't pay their bills. they donated 1,000 book bags filled with supplies and free haircuts for the first day of class. it was to give single parents a break. >> it's dear to my heart. i

let's go to nichole vrsansky live at the scene. nikki. >> nichole: good morning, guys. firefighters are on the scene putting out hotspots. the second and third floors of the apartment complex collapsed into the basement, and the investigation will pick up at daylight as to what caused this massive plays. it's a tough night for these firefighters. we were here when they found the body of the 4-year-old little girl in her apartment unit in the basement. it was very somber and very emotional, as you can imagine. all the residents are now accounted for. six people are hospitalized including one man who jumped from his third floor balcony. we're told he'll be okay. witnesses describe a very chaotic scene when this started around 10:30 last night. 24 units were impacted and they were all occupied. the assistant fire chief says at area fire departments responded. middleburgh heights, as far away as berea 18 miles away. it was a five-alarm blaze and was fully engulfed whether firefighters arrived. they treed to search for the little girl. >> when we got here, the fire was well

i've been doing it for 20 years. >> nichole: what did you get? >> i got myself a reuben and my mother and father a corned beef sandwiches. the sandwiches are huge and the people are friendly. >> nichole: the customer service here is great. thank you for joining us. we'll let you go home and eat that reuben. have a good one. 2,000 pounds of corned beef is what they're going to go through today. they've been cranking out the corned beef and slicing it up and making sandwiches all morning since 2:00 a.m. they have over 200 phone orders all boxed up over here. you're a little late if you're thinking you're going to call in and make an order, because they shut down orders yesterday. hate to be the bearer of bad news. you have to wait outside in line. the line right now is about 50 deep if you want your hands on it today. was talking to some workers. between 3:00 and 6:00 a.m. she'd buttered close to 800 pieces of bread, guys. laura was scooping the horseradish sauce in it'll containers. her makeup was running down her face because that horse had dish

tia. >> tia: thanks, nichole. as for the democrats in ohio, hillary clinton convincingly beats bernie sanders by 14 points. ohio has been a strong state for clinton. she also beat president barack obama in 2008's ohio primary. for her campaign. she beat sanders in all five voting states. that puts her one step closer to securing the democratic nomination, and she may have a catchphrase ready if she goes up against the donald. >> when he embraces torture, that doesn't make him strong. it makes him wrong. >> tia: the focus for the democrats moves to arizona, which holds its primary next tuesday. >> brian: donald trump still had a strong night winning every state he competed in but ohio. in a victory speech trump said he spoke with the republican majority leader, and trump says his goal moving forward is unity throughout the gop. >> i spoke with mitch mcconnell today. we had a great conversation. the fact is we have to bring our party together. we have to bring it together. >> brian: we will hear more from the republ

nichole vrsansky joins us live at the fairfax rec in cleveland. we expect voter turnout to be pretty high today. >> nichole: yeah, some are expecting it to be high. i can tell you right at 6:30 when the polls opened there was a line ten deep here. those people already in and voting in today's presidential primary. she is moved on to another location. the election rover says everything is working fine here. secretary of state jon husted is predicting excitement over the presidential race will lead to robust if not record turnout today. the issue that could be a factor, the number of 17-year-olds voting because those 17-year-old registered to vote and will be 18 before that november 8th election are able to vote today. that, we're told, will probably influence the bernie sanders/hillary clinton vote. bernie sanders attracts the younger vote, so that's an issue we look forward to seeing how it develops tote. in cuyahoga county here pat mcdonald expects the turnout to rival past primaries. nothing too higher than normal, more higher than normal. >> i'

nikki. >> nichole: this one works with younger or older kids. it's an app to download for free on your phone called geocaching. it's a mobile scavenger hunt. you can pick easy levels for kids and more mobil ones for a date night. plug in a general location where you want to look. you get clues and coordinates markers and little jie yes cache boxes. >> you can leave things behind in the little boxes. my kids are excited to leave things behind for kids coming after us. if they pop open the box, they find something inside for them to take. >> nichole: rachel suggests checking out the metro parks. they're gearing up four spring break right now. it's another great option for family-focused events. she suggested braydon's hope. he had spinal muscular atrophy. he wanted all kids to have a place to play. in the 7:00 hour we talk about local easter egg hunts including one for adults. >> tia: sounds right up brian's alley. >> brian: i've been on a couple of those. easter egg hunts for adults. >> tia: how does it work? what do you find? is it jelly beans a

tia. >> tia: thanks, nichole. the latest cbs news poll shows kasich tied with trump in the battle for ohio. ted cruz isn't far behind with 27%. marco rubio a distant fourth with only 5%. on the democratic side in that has a 9% lead over bernie sanders. like the republicans, both sanders and clinton with spending lots of time right here in the buckeye state. clinton spent the weekend in northeast ohio while bernie sanders rally ied in akron today. >> brian: ohio has been kind to the clintons in the past, and last night they went toe to toe at a town event. q., just the shear amount of time these candidates are spending here when we have florida tomorrow as well shows you how important ohio is right now. >> q.: it is a must to win the buckeye state, and both democratic candidates are putting the time and money into our state right now. it's the last-minute push for the battle of ohio. sanders' rally is at the akron civic center at 1:00 this afternoon. that is free to the public, by the way. he's trying to catch up t

. >> brian: nichole vrsansky is here. win in the ohio primary to keep his hopes alive. >> nichole: he's been doing a lot of talking about winning ohio. right now the polling and the forecasting trending online show him in a tight race with donald trump. the latest quinnipiac poll has trump ahead by 5%, but kasich is hoping a new endorsement might put more muscle on his side. >> we need john kasich to now take charge and be at the white house, and this is why i endorse john kasich, our great governor. >> nichole: the governator his own right. the hope is some moderate republican votes sway to the ohio governor's way. tomorrow is the next primary in four states. michigan. there is one poll that does have kasich in the lead in michigan, but two other polls do show >> we're going to have a good result out of michigan, because, you see, it's like march madness madness, you know. we moved to the midwest and more to my territory. i will win ohio. it will be a whole new ball game, and i'll be able to compete in a lot of these states. >> nichole: his strategy has basically been to tread water un

in the fall. >> nichole: that's right. state law allows 17-year-olds that are 18 before that fall election to vote in the primary. however, there's a bit of a catch when it comes to an election manual issued in december by secretary of state john hugh citied. they can nominate candidates and not elect them. meaning if you're 17 you can't vote because presidential delegates are elected and not nominated. nineteens -- nine teens say it was changed to specifically stop them from voeth in the primaries. isn't 1981 they've been one of 20 other states that allow teens to vote, but he said the law has been clear for 30 years. >> we didn't just make this up. this is how it's been. there's nothing new here. this is my sixth year of secretary of state. these same rules. >> nichole: 17-year-olds have been allowed to vote in direct nominations but barred from voting for delegates in the presidential primary. so we're working through a lot of details. democratic presidential bernie sanders also jumping on this bandwagon filing suit her

and to fulfill people's excitement on an hourly basis is awesome. >> captain nichols and his crew areeal with just about any problem that arises on the water. >> as the captain, my number one job is to make sure everybody knows about the safety briefings so that nobody gets injured. i basically treat all of my customers like my own children. >> but on this afternoon, captain nichols finds himself in a situation he never anticipated. >> as i was leaving the harbor, almost to the surf break, i looked to my right, and i seen a high-speed boat coming at us. >> the boat appears to be one of the local patrols which sometimes travel at high speed when responding to calls. >> last minute, within 50 yards of the boat, i realize that that was not a patrol boat, that was a civilian boat and had to take action at that point. >> captain nichols swerves to avoid a collision, but the group is not out of danger yet. greg longnecker is the owner of the parasailing company and recognizes his boat from the shoreline. >> as i was driving out, i saw a boat at a high rate of speed cross the stern of the "m

making any changes yourself to the combatant command structure as part of your own review of goldwater-nichols? >> i am thinking about it a lot. i am, had the opportunity to discuss that with the committee and with chairman mccain yesterday and i think i like the chairman and other members of the committee see goldwater-nichols was a great thing. it did a lot of very important things. it established the combatant commanders jointness, lots of other things however, that was an era before there was a big a need as there is now for transregional and transfunctional integration. and so that's an area that couldn't have been foreseen at the time. and that we now see clearly. my own view of that, and i'll be making proposals in the next month and matters affecting what is called the goldwater-nichols basket, many which congress will have to approve, we'll be discussing that with them and hearing their ideas and trying to come up with the best possible ideas for the country going forward, the, i depend on the joint chiefs of staff and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff to do that integrating.

that's where nichole vrsansky is this morning. cell phone video of this is something else. >> nichole: the video is amazing, and standing here taking a look at the damage behind me, it's incredible. the front of the building, the bottom portion blasted out. construction workers are i just talked to a worker who was working right above where the blast happened. he was one of the workers that heard the hissing and as soon as he did looked outside. he and his construction worker friends, co-workers ran to the back of the building to escape. he was still shaking this morning as he was talking to me. he's trying to get in to get his tools to work side jobs over the weekend, but it looks like there will be no work today and they can't get into the building. the video, brian, as you mentioned just incredible of what happened. one tank we're told actually blew through the building. the other blew away from it. we're told the construction workers, as we mentioned, heard a hissing noise and they got out and feeling so lucky to be alive this

joining us now is john nichols, is john nichols, the author of "people get ready: the fight against aless economy and a citizenless democracy." in our next segment, we are going to be talking about the democrats. we are also going to play a speech that was not played on any of the major news networks last night. they played every single address except bernie sanders'. instead, they kept talking about who they were going to be going to soon, who was donald trump. talk about what happened last night, how significant is the sole victory of john kasich in ohio? donald trump looks like he is sweeping the rest. missouri is too close to call, but he is ahead. john: you summed it up in a sense. , here is bernie sanders, who remains a viable not paid attention to. they were waiting to make sure they did not miss a second of donald trump. amy: he had not even started speaking. john: it is a speech by an actual candidate who is winning more primaries than all of these republicans trying to take down trump. he is not getting airtime because we have a trump-upset media. -- trump-obsessed media. th

live in elyria, nichole studio. >> brian: for weeks browns fans day. the day the browns cut johnny manziel and make a real and symbolic cut with the tortured recent past of the franchise. will the browns actually release manziel, or do they have other plans. hue jackson, when he was hired in mid-january, didn't have much to say about johnny manziel. after manziel was questioned in regards to an alleged domestic girlfriend. the browns released a statement a few days later, and it wasn't hard to read between the lines. manziel was going to be cut as soon as league rules allowed. hue jackson made it clear every time he was asked, like at the nfl combine, that johnny's time was nearing an end. >> we made a statement two weeks ago about johnny manziel, and i'm going to stand by that. i think his future on our team will be addressed here pretty soon. >> brian: that day is today, the start of a new league year. now there is some question, an espn radio report the browns may wait it out and see if anyone bites and sends the browns something back for this guy.

and the trail w been raining atn nichols and rhonda casto headed back down this path, the weather hader struck qh the trail. >> a man hiking with rhonda casto said she fell off a cliff last night. >> it was a tragic accident. >> reporter: but rhonda's best coiend recalls an ominous >> i knew there wasepor rhonda's nichols had pushed her daughter off that trail. >> i kept calling him and asking why nothing was ppeng. >> reporter: nichols moved on with his life, moving all the way to china for wors daughter.y chinese fiancee. >> reporter: five long years passed until a grand jury was called to review all of the circumstantial evidence. their decision? an indictment. nichols had no idea when he stepped off a plane in february 2015 he would be arrested and char w rhondago d the prosecutor writes him back and says it's time to put thisefsp rhonda was seterkippinlet me ju last week's show was the highest rated of the season for "48 we are very happy. >> you canch lose the presidency. >> you seem to be saying hillary clinton will beat donald trump. >> i'm not seem to be saying that. i am say

nichols had no idea when he nichols had no idea when he stepped off a plane in february 2015 he would be arrested and charged with the murder of rhonda casto. >> peter van sant is with us this morning. good morning. what led to the arrest all of those years later? >> evidence wise, absolutely nothing. but in early 2014, a best-selling true crime author steven jackson sends an e-mail to the prosecutor saying i'm going to write a book about this case and justice doesn't seem to have been served. the next day the prosecutor writes him back and says it's time to put this before the people and a grand jury is called. >> is there any evidence that he pushed her? >> no. there is no physical evidence or no eyewitnesses that day and i've been at that very spot, it was rainy, slippery. according to stephen nichols, rhonda was skipping down the path when she slipped and fell. in that area, they lose about four people a year to falls. >> peter, let me just say congratulations. last week's show was the highest rated of the season for "48 hours"? >> yes, it was terrific. we are very happy. >> you c

nichols voice is excellent.w, my first question for you was excellent but it will be lost to humanity. what i want to get at is whether or not goldman sachs is sticking to its euro parity call. a lot of us are not certain what mario draghi was trying to do with the currency. sachs asset management, our view is not so bearish on the euro. of 105re in the region or 150 is likely where we will trade in the next six months or so. we are locked in that range. if we see growth coming out of europe because of what has been happening in the credit channel, it is not impossible to see the euro trading back up at the top of that range. until we see that, and it will rangesme, trading somewhere between 100 five and 150 is most likely. hans: is it fair to call it helicopter money? worth more nuanced than that? that?t more nuanced than >> it is more nuanced. it is much more nuanced they will have to work bank by bank to look at their own lending books to see how to pass along the lower costs of borrowing. it is a more subtle

hans nichols is in berlin.y morning. a reversal of fortune, the tables turned on european stocks in the first quarter as they trailed u.s. equities by the most since 2003. we did another gauge of the inflation data out just shortly. what will those figures reveal about the challenges facing mario draghi? u.k. consumer confidence stalls is the threat of brexit clouds the outlook. we look at features here. nejra: as you were saying, it is but a reversal of fortune for european stocks. we saw them perform their usp master. so far this quarter the stoxx 600 underperforming the s&p 500 by the most sense to thousand three. we did see futures pulling a little lower ahead of the european equity market open. t that is borne out in the performance. the ftse 100 pretty much unchanged. 0 opening pretty much flat just edging into negative territory. we're still waiting for the dax to open up. will wantdual stocks to come we are starting with a trading update same the winter 2016 season 95% of the market program sold. they'r

hans: hans nichols in berlin. i'm going to channel the german view of what could happen tomorrow when we get that rate decision from the ecb. to what extent can they sequester the banks? if they do it. rate, take it lower on the deposit rate, to what extent can as well ashe banks the insurance companies? lucy: draghi has been quite clear. his last speech, he said that they are not -- they don't have bankjective of profitability. they have an objective of getting inflation to their target range. bank profitability is not something they are directly trying to influence. however, he also said they are very much aware of the since until it -- sensitivity of banks to their positive that policy. they are watching to see if their move with interest rates into negative territory is having a negative impact on the ability of the banking system to work as a mechanism of passing through monetary policy. i think they are experimenting. that is what we saw the fed doing, experimenting. they are trying everything at their dispo

according to stephen nichols, rhonda was skipping down the path when she slipped and fell. in that area, they lose about four people a year to falls. >> gosh. wow. >> peter, let me just say congratulations. last week's show was the highest rated of the season for "48 hours"? >> yes, it was terrific. we are very happy. >> you can watch "trail of tears" part of a special "48 hours" tomorrow night at 9:00/8:00 central on cbs. >>> next, the best time of the week. we are going to look at all that mattered this week. oh, the kiss revisited! >> oh, my god. >>> that does it for us. our thanks to soledad o'brien for sitting in for gayle king. gayle will be back on monday. >> i appreciate that. thank you. >> i will be reporting from cuba. a live coverage of this weekend's primary and caucus elections. watch our 24/7 digital network cbsn. let's look back at what happened the past week. >> look at those hands. he referred to my hands at basketball and small hands. i guarantee you, there is no problem there. >> winner take all. if winner takes all, this thing is over. >> what a super tu

where do each of you think this needs to go in terms of a revised goldwater-nichols? are we talking about specifically whatever savings we might reap from northcom and southcom or africom being reunited as one? are we talking about greater ambitions in terms of reducing the number of flag and general officers because of the way we're connected now? where do you think this joint force conversation goldwater-nichols 2 will go and if you get there, how much do you think you're actually going to save over? >> mark, do you want to start on that? >> i'm just going to start, because it's a great introduction to our panel next week. csis put out some analysis on all of the testimony that has been produced by the sasc on this question, and i recommend you take a look at that, because the bottom line that comes out is that there's a lot of concern about the agility of the department, including staff, to make strategic decisions, but there's really no consensus about how to bring that about. there are proposals to merge northcom and southcom, maybe put africom back into eucom, b

. >> good evening, i'm nichole vrsansky. we begin tonight with weather. to feel a lot more like winter. beth mccleod is in the first alert weather center with a look at the forecast. >> i'm sure we're not telling anybody anything they do not railroad know. it's cold out there. you need to bundle up. here's your feels like temperature, because the temperatures are one thing, but the wind chill is in the low 20s in some spots. right now it's 21 is how it feels in manchester. 23 in -- at hopkins airport, so definitely a very cold night. a quiet night technically, almost everyone seeing cloudy skis, technically, because i know not temperature. but had it feels like 23 degrees because of the north-northeast breeze it definitely just makes it feel awfully winter like. doppler max is quiet right now. there is a system to our south. hour by hour looking ahead we stay on the cold side but we also stay dry with a lot of cloud a couple of repeat weather days. breezes coming out of the north and the temperatures that are 40-degree mark.

as part of his goldwater-nichols review senator john mccain has had a number of witnesses before his panel talk about the combatant command structure and several of them said the current structure where you have regional commanders who have control of forces in their specific parts of the world that is not well-suited for today's modern world where threats are increasingly, increasingly global and transcend boundaries. i'm wondering how you think about that problem? and if you're thinking about making any changes yourself to the combatant command structure as part of your own review of goldwater-nichols? >> i am thinking about it a lot. i am, had the opportunity to discuss that with the committee and with chairman mccain yesterday and i think i like the chairman and other members of the committee see goldwater-nichols was a great thing. it did a lot of very important things. it established the combatant commanders jointness, lots of other things however, that was an era before there was a big a need as there is now for transregional and transfunctional integration. and so that's an a

according to stephen nichols, rhonda was skipping down the path when she slipped and fell. in that area, they lose about four people a year to falls. >> gosh. wow. >> peter, let me just say congratulations. last week's show was the highest rated of the season for "48 hours"? >> yes, it was terrific. >> you can watch "trail of tears" part of a special "48 hours" tomorrow night at 9:00/8:00 central on cbs. >>> next, the best time of the week. we are going to look at all that mattered this week. oh, the kiss revisited! >> oh, my god. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." r neorth messfa ayo bins.rit w,pgdeo os50egr gh iertanphe d t 50ac i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara helps me be in season. stelara may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara your doctor should te

according to stephen nichols, rhonda was skipping down the path when she slipped and fell.ar to falls. >> gosh. wow. >> peter, let me just say congratulations. last week's show was the highest rated of the season for "48 hours"? >> yes, it was terrific. we are very happy. >> you can watch "trail of tears" part of a special "48 hours" tomorrow night at 9:00/8:00 central on cbs. >>> next, the best time of the week. we are going to look at all that mattered this week. oh, the kiss revisited! >> oh, my god. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." as a small business owner, you know things have a way of moving fast. but if your network can't keep up, it can really slow you down. so switch to the 100% fiber optic network of verizon fios. you'll get 99.9% network reliability, and the fastest wi-fi available. for a network that moves as fast as your business. right now, upgrade to fios 50 meg or higher internet and phone and get $250 back. call or go online today. small business is better on a better network. my kids say go for it, mom.ob? yikes. be that woman who does what she love

nicholl is facing a charge of interfering with a public utility. police arresting him this week, releasing him on $10,000 bond. >> mr. nicholl has been a good member of the community and he had no malicious intent to really hurt anybody. >> reporter: the devices that look like this jam the signal using them is against the law. tech reviewers even warning users. >> now this gadget technically is illegal to use. i'm not using it, just reviewing it. >> reporter: still, they're easily found online. one site marketing the devices to teachers. this man, suspended for using a jammer to get his students to put their phones down. even churches getting in on the act. this priest in mexico installing a jammer in his church to keep his mass quiet. the lawyer for that chicago commuter tells us he has yet to enter a plea but admits nicholl was annoyed by other passengers. police say there's a real public safety threat from cell phone jamming. it can block important police communications and emergency calls. lauren lyster, abc news, glendale, california. >> i got

change with regard to goldwater-nichols is number one making sure secretary does have the ability toe decisions in a timely manner and making sure he does have the ability to integrate the joint force in the trans-regional multi-domain multifunction flight. also requires in my estimation the joint staff take a different approach to strategy and to ensure that we write strategies for for example the problems we spoke about today. it's an just an aggregation of operations plans if you're dealing with russia or china that you have a strategic framework in which those operations plans are met and the military strategy needs to be refined to provide the framework and with which all plans are developed to the final piece of that an execution is the secretary's ability to prioritize and allocate resources in a timely manner or by this ongoing in multiple combatant commands at the same time. from my perspective as we think about reform please should focus on the character of war and what reforms are necessary to make sure we can fight in the 21st century and what i've alluded to our fundamen

i am hans nichols. let's take a quick look at the equities.e negative did 30 minutes into the trading day, looks like they have reversed. let's see how things are shaping up. let's get to caroline hyde at the touchscreen. caroline: i want to focus in on one of the biggest movers, the london stock exchange. equities are trading today. lsd up 7%. up -- the trying to shake up what is meant to be a combining to make the biggest european exchange operation did meant to be merging with the lsd. it looks like into not -- intercontinentalexchange group is looking at a counter bid. .e are seeing a reaction where up 7.5%. this company has been bundling so far this year. rate acrossonline europe. we have been speaking to the chief executive on bloomberg radio today. the company looks to be beating expectations. their 2015 revenue coming in. that beat the expectation for 2015. the forecast looking versus the estimates. strong trading they expect to start paying dividends in the future. hitting a little bit of a lift. the worst performer is barclays. keep

according to stephen nichols, own the path when she slipped and fell. in that area, they lose about four people a year to falls. >> gosh. wow. last week's show was the highest rated of the season for "48 hours"? >> yes, it was terrific. >> you can watch "trail of tears" part of a special "48 hours" tomorrow night at l on cbs. week. we are going to look at all that mattered this week. at does it for us. our thanks to soledad o'brien for sitting in for gayle king. gayle will be back on monday. . thank you. >> i will be reporting from cuba. a live coverage of this cbsn. let's look back ate past week. >> look at those hands. he referred to my hands at hands. i guarantee you, there is no problem there. >> winner take all. if winner takes all, this thing is over. >> what a superaned up last night. >> she won tonight big. >> instead of building walls, we are going to break down >> republican rivals remain the odds. >> donald trump is a con artist! >> if donald is nominated we lose the presidency. >> you seem to be saying hillary clinton will beat donald i'm no

this year captain richard nichols was added to the memorial. nichols died after coming into contact with biological waste from a hose while fighting a fire. his family presented the wreath this year. >>> massive lines formed outside slyman's restaurant to take home some of their famous corned beef. wow, i wish i could have had some today. the restaurant opened at 6 a.m. on their busiest day of the year slyman's serves 2,000 pounds of corned beef on this day. celebrations in the country. thousands showed up decked out in green. >> one young man was hoping to find more than a pot of gold out there. he was looking for cold hard cash. sia nyorkor explains. >> ohio t-shirt. >> tyler is not here for fun and games. he is here in cleveland to work. >> i am selling t-shirts that have an ohio design on it. i am trying to pay for law school. >> reporter: the 21-year-old started this t-shirt company earlier this month and his name harkens back to irish roots. >> gaelic for prosperity and motto of the city of cleveland. >> thousands flock to cleveland each

i'm guy johnson alongside hans nichols. he is back in germany here here is what we are watching. the dollar, will yellen put the whole back in her cage which he speaks in new york guy: that is the question -- new york? that is the question. react?l the yen modi on the offensive. the prime minister hits back at critics who say that he has gotten lucky with prices. good morning. i think there are two stories when you talk about. what is happening with his hijacked aircraft. it has landed in cyprus. people will be asking questions about egyptian security and zoomable he the hijacker has had some access to the cockpit. post 9/11, that is a big no-no. hans: that is the surprising story. we don't know if they got the cockpit but we know they have landed. although they were able to diver the plan, that doesn't mean they were able to get inside whatever reinforced doors. we are going to see whether or not yellen is going to reiterate her dovish position. the dovish position is the one that is on the table. the get what those governors -- forget what those governors and presidents have be

hans nichols. today?e we expecting it looks like an amazing story.r not donald trump is unstoppable on the republican side. it is the main story. you have got more than a dozen states of voting. most of this is proportional representation. no winner take all. to the a lot closer total you need. the one thing i will look at is georgia. how well rubio does. does he get about 20%. if he gets more than 20%, he is delegates.are and how badly or how good ted cruz is going to do in texas. a lot of delegates at stake in texas. if ted cruz does not win his home state, he has a difficult challenge kind of explain how should he should be the republican nominee. rubio wants cruz to lose and trump to win in texas. run the fields to everywhere else and get close to second place to let everyone know that he can be the standardbearer that can be a trump-rubio matchup. march 15, we have bunch of winner take all states. guy: great stuff as ever. apologize for the poor quality of the sound. we are always in favor of more hans, but maybe not it a go. bloomberg-- not an

i am hans nichols in berlin.apan's industrial production slumped 6.2% in february.it's the biggest drop in output since the earthquake in march 2011. let's get more with jodi schneider who is in tokyo. thank you for joining us. explain this decline for us. what is behind it? jodi: february had a couple obviously notere expected. there was a big one that there was a steel mill explosion that caused toyota to halt its the mystic production of automobiles. -- domestic production of automobiles. that was a factor in this. there are other factors that give cause for concern about the path forward. there have been five months now of smaller than expected and and also, wets, have sluggish domestic demand. you add all of that up, and it was not a good figure in february and one that was worse than forecast. guy: put this into the context of abe's decision. are there questions being asked about whether that was a mistake? jodi: i think there is some debate about this. the real debate is, will this be a quarter where there

security general weighs in. ♪ hans nichols here in berlin.as posted 16%, compared to the last year. shares are trading lower the smarting. rolls-royce has named a representative from capital management to its board. will join the board immediately and become a member of the science and technology committee. valueacts is the biggest investor in a company that has its stock decline more than 25% in a year. steinhoff international holdings made an unsolicited 662 million pound bid for the company, that smack a deal with back in november. hans: loretta lynch has challenged apple's refusal to unlock a dead terrorist's iphone. she said the company has been doing similar things for years. dowe his seeing how we everyday. until recently, apple was able to comply with that request. they have some of the strongest security out there. hans: caroline hyde joins us now. what is your take on that? caroline: interesting. she was talking out against what the decision has so far been to not allow the fbi into -- well, not building a way to get into the operat

we are joined by hans nichols with analysis. good morning.hat did the elections tell us about her positions? hans: good morning. they are telling us that voters are searching for an alternative, disappointed with angela merkel and the direction she is taking the country. it is hard to underscore how disastrous this is, the decline that the cdu has had in key states. what you see there on the map is what they held onto in the east. the big thing -- look at that blue state. 4% unemployment rate. by all accounts, things should be going well. but that is where it failed to win back the state. they also didn't win back any other western states. when you look at what the alternative has done -- this is the right wing party that initially saddled itself in opposition to the euro and now they have gone ahead and moved to the right, especially on the refugee question. saxony goteland, 24%. that is a remarkable story. when you look at the cdu, merkel's party, and the amount of votes it has lost,. it really tells the story they lost 12% in wartburg, whi

. >> reporter: from the first moment stephen nichols met rhonda casto he knew he met the girl of his dreams. >> when i met rhonda, it was i was beyond smitten with her. when our daughter was born, it meant everything to her. became the focus and the center of her life. >> shea is just like her mamma. she loves jewelry. >> reporter: when their daughter was nine months old, rhonda decided to return to her other passion, modeling and she needed to lose some weight. >> she comes up with the idea, let's hike the 25 most famous trails in oregon. so that was our goal. >> reporter: as rhonda and stephen made their way up this eagle creek trail, they had some challenges. it was about 40 degrees and the weather was spotty. there were showers from time to time. and the trail was damp. >> had it been raining at the beginning, i wouldn't have gone up. >> reporter: by the time stephen nichols and ron honda casto headed back down this path, the weather had turned. suddenly, disaster struck qh the trail. >> a man hiking with rhonda casto said she fell off a cliff last night. >> it was a tragic accid

simpson case, this is the nichole brown case. this is a double homicide that is still open and ongoing. so, the investigators will continue to look at this. that item has been recovered by a robbery homicide investigators. it is being treated as we would all evidence. lab. they are going to study it and examine it for all forensics, including serology and dna and as we speak. so, with that, i can take a couple of questions and i may questions. so let me start right here first. from the mic] >> well, i was really surprised. i would think that an lapd officer, if this story is accurate as we are being told, would know that any time you are -- you come into contact with evidence, that you should and shall submit that to investigators. so, i don't know what the circumstances are, why that didn't happen, or if that's entirely accurate, or if this whole story is possibly bogus from the get-go. involving a variety of people. so, we are looking into that. but i was quite shocked. so in terms of charges, the officer is retired. so, in ter

on this date in 2004 terry nichols went to trial in oklahoma for being an accomplice of oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh. the explosion at the murrah federal building claimed 168 lives. geoff: at the time of the trial nichols was already serving a federal sentence of life in prison without parole. he was eventually convicted on 161 counts of first-degree murder and received 161 more >> it's decision day for republicans in 11 states and donald trump is expected to win big, except for texas where ted cruz is still polling strong. meanwhile, marco rubio is getting dirty. this race just getting dirtier and donald trump seems to be able to make contrersial statement after controversial statement without losing any supporters. the very latest coming up on today. woodruff road (vo) combine the right things. sprinkle in the details. and something amazing happens for everyone. that's our inspiration for fancy feast medleys. entr\es like white meat chicken florentine a perfect combination. looks and tastes amazing. available in gravy and now pate. fancy feast medleys. love is in the details