. >> the night at the bar didn't end women for this man the sheriff's office says joshua noble ended up maked{ in somebody else's shower. teenaged girl in that home is the one who called 9-1-1. crystal clark is in the control room with more on whan sounds how did he get in there. >> the range thing is he didn't have to force his way in. the family left two doors unlocked overnight. deputies say noble may have been too drunk to realize he was blocks away from his own home. >> he didn't harm anybody or even talk to anybody. he just went in and got in the shower. >> stripped down to his birthday suit. 35-year-old joshua noble, sat naked in this home in spring hill sunday morning. he was crying out for his babe. the person who heard him was not his wife. wait the 13-year-old girl whose bathroom he was occupying. >> she got scared and went ahead and climbed out here bedroom window and ran to a neighbor's house for help. >> she called 9-1-1, saying her mom and younger sisters were sleeping on the other side of the house. once the deputy arrived, the mother woke up to answer the door. toget

the sheriff's offices says noble smelled like alcohol... and said he had no clue how he got into the house. his last memory..was leaving the bar.. 3 the deputy arrested trespassing charge. they say there was no sign of forced entry... so noble probably just walked in to the place like he owned it! 3 the sheriff's office says the mistake this homeowner made was leaving her garage door and backdoor unlocked... they want to warn people that's it's *never o-k to leave your doors or windows unlocked when you go to bed.. thankfully no one was hurt in this situation. 3 3 new this morning... the pinellas park police department just released this video from their law day last friday. the drone video gives a new perspective on a rare double canine bite. the dogs also wore body cameras. you can see canines "tank" and "nyko" run after the mock suspect and subdue him. the exercise was held at the pinellas park high school. 3 3 the st. pete city council is putting together an ordinance that would allow you to walk through parts of its downtown... with cu

localities more still to come, including a turkish town has been nominated for the noble peace prize by its own government. trying to get rich in sudan, the new reality business that's encouraging start-up businesses. inesses. >>> top stories on al jazeera. yemen's vice president has announced that the houthi siege of taiz has been broken after his forces advanced in parts of the city. he said relief efforts will begin immediately but fighting continues in many areas. presidential hopeful donald trump has cancelled his campaign rally in chicago. fights broke out between his supporters an demonstrators. he also cancelled his rally scheduled for sundays. north korea says its military is ready for a pre-emptive attack against the south. the announcement comes as exercises between the u.s. south korea, australia and new zealand takes place. drills are being described as the biggest ever. the greek government says it plans to carry out a-- tear out the makeshift camp on the macedonia camp on friday. macedonia have shut their borders to refugees as have others. afghanistan refugees are als

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apparently business is booming at barnes and noble. that's compared to sales of its nook e-readers and internet sales. thoerz not doing as well as -- those are not doing well. but business is doing so well at brick and mortar locations, barnes and noble plans to launch four new prototype stores in the next fiscal year. self-cleaning bodily harms for its passenger jets -- bathrooms for its passenger jet. it will be using uv light which kills the entire thing would be illuminated for three seconds after being used. toilet seats would raise automatically to make sure the light. the technology would use a type of uv light not harmful to people. the project is still ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> girls in science at denver museum of nature and science. the second year the museum has set up all kinds of clubhouses to introduce girls to all kinds of scientists, including our join her for girls in science twrm from 9:00 to -- tomorrow from 9:00 to 5:00. ed will be there as well. >> i'm looking forward to it. gonna be nice over the weekend, 68 saturday, 70 su

so, it has been nominated for the noble peace price for all of this.hey believe their efforts are so deserving, they invited the european there, germany's angela americaeel to visit. it's bece standard for european comments it's aors to write them off for lack of press freedoms, alleged you rights violations and the contrastn and the chaos of the mean union couldn't really be any greater. frankly, it's quite hard to think of a single european town or city that could be nominated for the noble peaceprice prize the way killis has been. >> so what then do the authorities say to a europe of increasingly closed borders? >> today, it hosts more syrians than its own population. they shared their city, their street and their air with syrians. we believe that the example should be recognized by the eu and all countries in the united nations huge resentsments. european complaints about humanrights may turkey have a very odd ring to them here. lawrence lee, axis. >> italian police say an avalanche in the alps killed six skiers. they died. the victims were part of

james noble was 84. with his fists shows his heart as he saves people trapped inside a burning home. rescued at least six people from a fire in patterson. he used his training to kick down a bunch of gores, at least two. the first time he helped a mom and two young children. the second he rescued a man who was fast asleep. >> the lift room, and i found two beds, one to the left, one to the right, with a man with his underwear and yelling at them, fire, fire, fire. >> he ran back in, he was like a firefighter. >> wow, the experience has changed his life. >>> it's looking a lot more like winter than spring in some parts of the country. this is what they are dealing with in castro, wyoming. which was socked with more than a foot of snow. some mountain areas were blanketed by more than 2 feet schools and highways have been shut down. the city's airport is up and running. >> time now, 6:13. it's time to check the accuweather forecast. >> bill evans who is outside the studio. bill. >> good morning, everyone. h

so it has been nominated for the noble peace prize. they have even invited the european the european leader there, angela merkel. it has been common for turkey to be written off, lack of press freedoms, adelaide human rights violations and so on, but the contrast the way in which it is manage the refugee crisis and the kayous of the european union couldn't be any different. what then do the authorities say to a europe of closed borders. >> translation: killis hosts more syrians than its own population. they share their cities and streets and air with syrians. it should be recognised by the e.u. and all countries in the u.n. and this is why it should be annulled warded a noble peace prize. >> reporter: of course, elsewhere there is huge resentment to the refugees >>> the refugee crisis is a major issue in regional elections taking place in germany on sunday. german chancellor angela merkel is holding a final campaign rally. new parliaments will be elected in three sa states where a key talking point is the refugee crisis. the right wing

. >>> barnes and noble education posted a lost. same store sales at college big store operators which was spin off last year says it will out source operation for the digital textbook platform to save expenses and shares of barnes and noble education drops % in 9.69. >>> citigroup cfe says first quarter revenue is expected to drop 15% from a year ago. shares of citigroup down more than 3.5% to 41.05. sun edison's financial issues kept it from fulfilling the terms of the deal calling it a willful breech of the agreement. in july they agreed to buy vivint. shares fell 20% to 4.17. sun edison rose to $2. >>> general mills raises its quartzerly dividends to 46% per share. shares made fractional moves on the announcement which was issued after the closing bell. the stock closed the regular session at 59.95. >>> coming up, paying a price. how damage second-degree the maria sharipova brand, and what can she do to restore it? >>> dick's sporting good reporting earnings. profits down. revenue lower than expected. the company gave down beat

parents at san jose's noble elementary school are fuming tonight over the way they say the school and the district handled those allegations. tonight our questions are sparking a new investigation. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is live in san jose with a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. we're talking about second graders here, damian. >> reporter: we should emphasize these are allegations at this point. but the district does confirm to us that a quote incident did occur on campus but that they handled the situation. however, some parents are still upset that the alleged aggressor is still in the same classroom as the alleged victims. parents say it happened in this playground at noble elementary. >> intimidated and bullied on the playground during p.e. class, into showing the aggressor their private parts. >> reporter: michelle rojas says her child, a second grader, was one of the victims. the alleged aggressor a fellow classmate. this mom says it also happened to her child. she didn't want to show her face and spoke through a translator who also happens to be a parent at the s

around again. >> my fondest memories with my dad and my brother and sister is going to barnes and noble on saturday morning and dad saying you can choose one book. i like the page. i do not want to swipe. >> with the e readers it's not the same. update on traffic the friday evening commute underway. >> we have problems in cabarrus county. this is bruton smith boulevard on i-85. no problems in this area but highway 73 in concorde in kannapolis they have problems. i-85 northbound an accident. and the left center lane is enough time at the moment for a commuter to get on poplar tent road. and there is a lot of congestion in the area. and southbound a lot of problems as far as commuters heading from rowan county down to cabarrus county. at least two miles of stop-and-go traffic. and back towards the city, a look at i-85 and statesville. flowing rather nicely. i invite you to join me sunday for sunday morning soul inspiration v101.9. tune in for the best in gospel music. back to you. >> thank you. >> first weekend of march is upon us that means we could get any kind of weather. >> you never

andrew thomas reports from noble park near melbourne. >> reporter: every summer parts of australia go up in blames, in hot windy conditions wild bushfires are common. containing them and stopping them from destroying homes or lives genally falls to volunteer firefighters. not many from iran but this woman and her husband are refugees that came to australia by boat. >> the hose is heavy, especially when the water is going on, it gets heavier. for me, maybe men not, but for me it is very heavy. i like it. i like to save people, even trees, even nature. i love it. >> reporter: a few years ago the local fire brigade faced a problem, a dwindling number of recruits. five years ago there were not enough volunteers to run a training exercise like this one, let alone have enough people on call for when a real fire broke out. the fire service was becoming unsibl >> we had about 12 members in the brigade. we had to do something to change that around. >> reporter: the fire service made an active effort to recruit from ethnic minorities, particularly resettled refugees. nowadays australia's govern

although organization, certainly, a noble cause.shed back very hard against these allegations. spending a lot of it on parties and conferences instead of on the wounded warriors. take a look at them. they are stephen r deasy. he was the ceo of wounded warrior. the chief operating officer. both of them fired today. in fact, some policies have not kept pace with the organization's rapid growth. how rapidly has organization grown? they raised $800 million to wounded warriors. reports from cbs and others, they spent about half of it on overhead. conferences, lavish parties and the rest. unlike other similar organizations. spending maybe 90% on the war years and 10% on the overhead. you may remember that this has all started with a report of the spending in january of this year. the boycott. even though, he had been a famous support of wounded war you're warrior in the past, he said that he would not be donating any of the proceeds to wounded warriors. fired are the top two executives. just incredible. thank you very, very much. i do wan

barnes & noble are here with copies of my book. i more than happy to personalize them and sign them for you. [applause]. >> this past september we had an opportunity with the chairman's counsel, and if you want to know about the chairman's counsel, please ask me. we stood at a place called little round top in gettysburg. when you talk about standing and facing adversity, when you talk about the common man who became uncommon in his values. he was not a military officer. there he stood in charge of the 20th regimen. when the 20th fought through and were coming up that hill, he knew he was the last in the line of the potomac and he knew his orders were you cannot retreat, you cannot surrender. casualties mounted. they ran out of ammunition. they were ready for one last final charge. when he said the one word that had never been said and he said bayonets. when the casualties are mountings, when we run out of ammunition and feel there is no other force, we cannot retreat or surrender, you have to say that one word that is the embodimen

i called barns and noble and said, hey, i came out with a great book can i put it on your shelves and they laughed at me on the phones. so i called my old college buddies, we went to all the barns and nobody else in this area, new york, new jersey, and stuck the books on the shelves. then three or six months later i got a phone call from barns and noble, i remember the caller id popping up and they said we have a problem. >> i said what's the problem? >> they said we have a problem. they said we're selling your book, we don't know how we're selling it but we need 3,000 today. i got on every shelf at every barnes and nobles. >> you put a price tag on it and they didn't know where they got it. >> exactly. i'm not suggesting for other people. >> here is one more of his award winners. i don't understand how it makes money. a company called free rides. i don't understand how it makes money. fox did a story on it. >> guy right here, started this company. they don't want people to drink and drive. nine different cities around the country, places people can take a free ride to the beach. >> n

i called barns and noble and said, hey, i came out with a great book can i put it on your shelves and they laughed at me on the phones. so i called my old college buddies, we went to all the barns and nobody else in this area, new york, new jersey, and stuck the books on the shelves. then three or six months later i got a phone call from barns and noble, i remember the caller id popping up and they said we have a problem. >> i said what's the problem? >> they said we have a problem. they said we're selling your book, we don't know how we're selling it but we need 3,000 today. i got on every shelf at every barnes and nobles. >> you put a price tag on it and they didn't know where they got it. >> exactly. i'm not suggesting for other people. >> here is one more of his award winners. i don't understand how it makes money. a company called free rides. i don't understand how it makes money. fox did a story on it. >> guy right here, started this company. they don't want people to drink and drive. nine different cities around the country, places people can take a free ride to the beach. >> n

today of the 52 volunteers based at noble park half are from immigrant backgrounds. >> they helped us and accept us to be in australia. so i should do something. i want to do something. it's lining pay back. >> reporter: the firefighters are more representative of the immigrant communities they're serving too >> particularly in a situation where you've got a fire, it is a bad time for people. english not being a first language, quite often we have members responding who can speak other languages and offer comfort and support to people in their time of need. >> reporter: the focus of australian politics recently has been on how to keep refugees out. sometimes over looked is their contribution once they're in. andrew thomas >>> let's return to our top story. the reported fall of palmyra. coming at the cessation of hostilities completes a period of one month. the u.n. has managed to get medical help and food to fine of 11 besieged areas but these town mz are still cut off. although there has been a pause in fighting, both sides have blamed each other for sporadic violations. on 15 march

.@ ryan nobles is joining us@ again from miami.@ ryan, we have five states and@ millions of votes and hundreds@ of delegates at stake@ tomorrow.@ p>> reporter: yeah, tony and@ ramona.@ we have been waiting for this@ for some time.@ this is when ohio ans will@ have their say and what@ happens in ohio is going to be@ very important.@ also what happens here in@ florida will be important.@ 99 delegates at stake for the@ republicans and 214 for the@ democrats.@ what happens in ohio and in@ florida is only part of the@ story.@ the race for president is@ getting heated.@ donald trump is criss-crossing@ america before tuesday's vote@ security.@ his event on friday night was@ canceled because of escalating@ violence.@ trump blames the protesters@ for the problems.@ >> like to punch him in the@ face, i tell you.@ p>> reporter: but opponents on@ both sides of the aisle@ believe he is playing a role.@ >> donald trump is running a@ very cynical campaign.@ he is trafficking in hate and@ fear.@ p>> reporter: the controversy@ may not have any impact on the@ final vote.@ the polls show trump leads in@

james noble is 94. >> time is 5:20. a massive sink hole is forcing people out of their homes in one florida community. the 60-foot wide hole opened up yesterday along the gulf coast. more than a dozen people quickly grabbed whatever they could and headed to the park's clubhouse. the road have been lost in the 5-foot deep hole. >>> you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. let's go back to meteorologist bill evans. >> we take a look outside and well, we'll show you our beautiful touch screen this morning and here's what's happening. we have a morning where we'll start out with skies that are clear and a beautiful view from our vantage point atop the building at asberry park. we have wind gusts out of the with a southwest wind going out, you know, it's going to be very nice land breeze today. that will feel very comfortable. looking at 51 in the park. 56 newark. southwest wind will make the south facing shores cooler. but we'll be looking a at nice ride on the ferries across the harbor. goimg to goin

today of the 52 volunteers based at noble park, half of from immigrant backgrounds. >> they helped us and they accept us to being r. be in australia, so i should do something. i want to do something. it's like pay back. >> the firefighters are more representative of the immigrant communities they're serving, too. >> particularly in a situation where you've got a fire, it is a bad time for people, and english in the being a first language, quite often we have members responding who can speak other languages and offer confident support to people in their times of needs. >> the focus of australian politics recently has been on how to keep refugees out. sometimes overlooked is there contribution once they're in. andrew thomas, al jazeera, noble park, near melbourne. >>> much more coming up on al jazeera, including. >> in the first hospital, there was no qualified doctor, the second hospital, no drugs and constant power outages. >> we'll tell you why the death rate for cancer in nigeria is high. >>> christians around the world celebrate easter. >>> in sport, find out who's replaced jordan

the cause, no aderholt noble the individual. -- no matter how noble the individual. in 1980, congress passed the refugee act in response to what they perceived to be the continuing misuse of the parole authority on the part of the executive branch. in the 1980 refugee act, it tried to free the term of refugee and adopted the u.n. version. can anyone tell me the five categories in the u.n. and u.s. definition of refugees? >> religion, nationality, political affiliation. [indiscernible] ms. garcia: refugee must prove a well-founded fear of persecution based on race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group or political opinion. the refugee act also established a numerical quota. they were tired of the executive branch of bringing in an indefinite number of refugees and they put a strict america limit on those refugees who could be brought in to the united states. how is the quota determined? anyone? since 1980, the white house in consultation with congress establishes an annual refugee quota and cards up that quota in order of that year's national

. ♪ >> father, the nobles who are served by these men offer you gifts from the land of the hind. >> whatthey say of their masters? >> that they are from beyond parthia. >> wanting what of me? >> they ask that you hear from their own lips of their purpose. >> arrange entertainments. [ mid-tempo music plays ] [ indistinct conversations ] >> majesty, an alignment of the stars has drawn us here. >> these stars -- they foretell a great event. >> a child. born in your kingdom is the god of israel's chosen. the messiah. >> messiah? >> a king of the davidic line to restore the glory of israel, as in the prophecy of isaiah. >> isaiah. go! of all the infants born in my kingdom, how will you find this one child destined to be the messiah? >> knowledge that the day and time of his birth match the position of the stars. and the child will give us a sign. >> what a blessing. yes. find this child. send me news that i may come and...venerate him. i welcome your holy mission. >> majesty. [ rhythmic drumming ] [ drumming ends ] [ camel grunts ] [ indistinct conversations ] ♪ [ all gasping ] >> the child.

i said you are noble. of nancy reagan who emerges as a real hero in the book as we discussed with charles krauthammer because of her incredible loyalty to her husband, president reagan. the end of his life, nancy's devotion, and that's what it was, was almost indescribable. i had trouble finding the words in the pen to put on the page. as mr. reagan was consumed by alzheimer's. very important that all of us care for the elderly in this count country, and there is no better role model than nance y reagan. i'm glad i could research and write that story. it's very important that you know it. "factor" tip of the day. >>> and that it is for us tonight. please check out the fox news "factor" website different from billo'reilly.com. spout off about "the factor" anywhere from the world, o'reilly@foxnews.com. word of the day, i love word, do not be pyrotic when writing to "the factor." pyrotic. tell somebody not to be pyrotic and you'll maybe get slapped. again, thanks for watching us tonight. miss megyn warming up

so it has been nominated for the noble peace prize. they believe their efforts so deserving, they have invited the european leader they admire the most, germany's angela merkel, to come and visit. it is often easy to write turkey off for humanitarianism and political issues, but it couldn't be hard to think of a single town or city that could be nominated for the peace prize in the way that killise has been. so what then do the authorities say to a europe of increasingly closed borders. >> translation: killise today hosts more syrians than its own population. they share their city, streets and air with syrians. we believe that the example of killis should be recognised by the e.u. and all countries in the u.n. and this is why we think it should be annulled warded the noble peace prize. skroo elsewhere there is huge resentment to refugees but not here. complaints about human rights in turkey have a very odd ring to them here >>> still to come on the news hour, a new reality show in sudan that are giving entrepreneurs a chance to get the

a fresh new look to start the season, so we have a handful of suggestions for you from barnes and noble. you will want to stay in plus it is a great excuse for the mamma mia show tickets are still available by visiting the box office log on to playhouse square to get a t hold of your tickets. >> tomorrow night marks the underground, and guess what - if got a sneak we've got a sneak peek for you. a- >> imagine that all of your liberties lights and freedom of imagine if someone put a camera and then it is the victims.of view. >> this onevi really as people struggling to escape the oppressive system for their >> starting with that being an starting with the runningng this is not the show you expect. >> you start with john and elizabeth mr. and mrs. smith to become spies. >> white people back in the day or abolitionist the story needs to be told and eight represent that it is that.where they decide they are finally going to do something about it. >> will come to the underground. >> underground premieres tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. on >> anglo-irish kick and it is where we are located right

ryan nobles is live in miami... and ryan - the republicans have been hitting hillary clinton for years over her use of a private email server while issue in tonight's debate? and today we saw carly fiorina is cruz. there's another big-name former candidate who has yet to endorse. and that's jeb bush. any word on whether he will throw his support behind anyone? donald trump ... he's heading here to cincinnati this weekend.... and he's hoping for a knockout win in both ohio and throw his support ryan nobles live in florida tonight... thanks ryan gov. john kasich/r presidential candidate anyone who is in this race should decide on gov. john kasich/r presidential candidate anyone who is in this race should decide on their own what they want to do. but i want to tell ya, after ohio, i will compete all across this country and i'm going to be the republican nominee ohio governor john kasich... sounding very confident heading into next week... a new fox news poll puts him in first in ohio... with 34 percent of the vote... c

. ♪ >> father, the nobles who are served by these men offer you gifts from the land of the hind. >> whatthey say of their masters? >> that they are from beyond parthia. >> wanting what of me? >> they ask that you hear from their own lips of their purpose. >> arrange entertainments. [ mid-tempo music plays ] [ indistinct conversations ] >> majesty, an alignment of the stars has drawn us here. >> these stars -- they foretell a eat event. >> a child. born in your kingdom is the god of israel's chosen. the messiah. >> messiah? >> a king of the davidic line to restore the glory of israel, as in the prophecy of isaiah. >> isaiah. go! of all the infants born in my kingdom, how will you find this one child destined to be the messiah? >> knowledge that the day and time of his birth match the position of the stars. and the child will give us a sign. >> what a blessing. yes. find this child. send me news that i may come and...venerate him. i welcome your holy mission. >> majesty. [ rhythmic drumming ] [ drumming ends ] [ camel grunts ] [ indistinct conversations ] ♪ [ all gasping ] >> the child. ♪

noble knew where he was. obama, give him credit, was on jay leno. mitt romney just disappeared. he wouldn't even do your show. and your show would be a good thing to do. you complained. he won't do your show. mitt romney is a joker. and the last thing we need running for president is a joker. >> this isn't bean bawl. we call it blood sport fur a reason. i'm worried about these people in the future so they can build nuclear weapons. so the question is, as hard as you might be on some of the republican kangd dats, how hard, how source does it get if you win the nomination with hillary. >> well, it will be very hard. i mean, she's done a termble job. i think we're going to beat her very big. look, i'm leading on four or five polls already. other than something she said four weeks ago and i think she's probably regret that she said it to me. look, i'm the only one that can beat her. i'm going to bring new york into play. i'm going to bring michigan into play. i'm going to win pennsylvania. i'm going to win ohio. i'm going to win florida. the other candidates cannot win those states.

god, you are noble. i mean, your girlfriend screws up, jumps into the sack with another officer. she's not my girlfriend. oops, sorry. fianc\e. she's a rookie, and right now she's taking the fall for you. well, i think under these circumstances, you're talking out of your ass. i hope you're worth it. why isn't the wi-fi working? it's been iffy all day. it's fine. i'm tethering to my phone. i could have done that. what's going on? we got the "why." trying to figure out the "where"-- where would brennan take sam? okay, so i'm brennan. i'm thinking maybe you have some information about my wife, so i take you where? to, uh, to a motel or, uh, to my boathouse or to my cabin. according to this, brennan doesn't own any properties besides his home. so i take you to my--my mom's cabin or my girlfriend's cabin. you have a girlfriend? no, i don't have a girlfriend. what... wait. wh-what was his wife's name? i guess. uh, what's her maiden name? i don't know. wilder. margaret wilder. margaret... maggie... maggie wilder. there's one property listed under that name. it's in pickering. 27 acres

about us coming together and contributing and giving of ourselves to this grand and noble cause. there so fortunate with desert storm by having good leadership. and thatreat leaders is why it is such an honor to be here tonight. bush was a fantastic leader, he brought together a coalition of 34 countries for a noble cause to defeat to a tyrannical government which overtook kuwait. brought the 82nd airborne, they were the line in the sand which was transported bragg, right?t to saudi arabia. "line inned the phrase, the sand." defended the president's line in the sand. god bless you. the 101st airborne got there about 30 days later. the 82nd airborne, kudos for being there first defending that line in the sand. about 30 took over days later. took over that position from where you were. we went out into the desert. wasook a look at what it like to live in the desert. that is something, isn't it? living in the desert. just thinkingty about it. [laughter] stephen: my mouth gets dry just thinking about that. theearned to live in desert. tolearned what it is like use the bathroom in the

it is the -- it is about us coming together and contributing and noble cause. we had good leaders. it is such an honor to be here tonight. president bush was a fantastic leader. he put together a coalition of 34 countries for a noble cause to defeat the government that overtook kuwait. they were the line in the sand that was transported from here -- fort bragg to saudi arabia and then coined the phrase line in the sand. you defended the president's line in the sand. bless you. 101 airborne was out there. theirnd airborne was first, defending. the hundred first took over 30 days later. we took over that position from where you were. we went out into the desert, we took a look at -- what it was like to live in the desert, that's something isn't it. living in the desert. makes me thirsty just thinking about it. my mouth gets tried just thinking about this. we learn to live in the desert. to usen what it's like the bathroom in the desert. we learn how to use the bathroom in the desert. we learn what it's like to eat with 1000 flies, to look up at the desert sky and see a million stars

ryan nobles. thank you for your time, sir. >> dan: keep it right here for continuing coverage of campaign 2016 and get the latest on the candidates every day on cleveland 19 news at 5:00 or download our free mobile app and get updates on the go. >> we do have breaking news that's come down. the c.e.o. and coo of the wounded warrior project have both been fired. fire recently accused of spending too little on veteran's and too much on administrative salaries and retreats. scott pelley will have all the details coming up on the cbs evening news following cleveland 19 news at 6:00. >> denise: well, we might soon get some answers on a local cold case murder. bedford police will hold a news conference tomorrow about the march 1987 murder of who was killed at the alamo apartments where she worked as night manager. her boyfriend was tried and found not guilty and bedford police got information that made them reopen the case and up the reward. we will have an update tomorrow. >>> lorain and elyria police

it is about us coming together, and contributing and giving to ourselves of this grand and noble cause. with the fortunate desert storm by having good leadership. leaders, and that is why it is such an honor to be here tonight. president bush was a fantastic leader. he brought together a coalition of 34 countries for a noble cause to defeat a tyrannical ,overnment that overtook kuwait brought in the 82nd airborne, they were the line in the sand that was transported from fort bragg to saudi arabia and they coined the phrase, line in the sand. you defended the president's line in the sand, god bless you. the 101st airborne division got their 30 days later, ok? i have to give the 82nd airborne credit for getting their first in defending the line in the sand. the 101st took over 30 days later. we took over the position from where you were. we went out into the desert and ate a look -- took a look how it was like to live in the desert. that is something isn't it? desert, makes me thirsty just thinking about it. [laughter] mouth gets dry just thinking about that. we learned to live in the de

. >>> campaign 2016 coming up next we will go live to ryan nobles >> cathrine: well tonight of course could be a pivotal moment for several candidates in the race for president as four other states cast their ballots. >> dan: ryan nobles is live with a breakdown of what to expect tonight. ryan. >> dan, we have been talking about this for so long. finally ohioans get a chance to weigh in on race for president. by all accounts this is a unique day and first time in 2016 we have two candidates who's names are on the ballots in the home states. of course your governor john kasich and marco rubio in florida and stakes for both men are incredibly high. it could mean a win that road. >> reporter: for marco rubio and a special one. it is special because both men get a chance to cast a ballot for themselves in their home states. along with that honor comes the pressure to win. >> feel great. we will win. >> the urgency could be seen and heard in rubio's final rally, a homecoming event in west miami and the sound system malfunctioned and a candidate was forced to give his speech in the back of

ryan nobles live with us from miami, florida, of course the state with the biggest prize. ryan? >> reporter: tony and catherine, if you are keeping count this is our third super tuesday and one iowans have an important say. an important vote in florida. 99 republican delegates at stake. 214 democratic delegates and the stories in both ohio and florida are part of what will take place here tomorrow. >> the race for president is getting heated. donald trump is crisscrossing america in the closing days before tuesday's vote and now beefed up security. after his event friday night was trump is blaming the protestors for the problems. >> i would like to punch them in the face i tell you. >> opponents on both sides of the aisle believe he is playing a role. >> donald trump is running a very cynical campaign. fear. >> reporter: the controversy may not have any impact on the final vote. polls show trump leading in illinois, south carolina and missouri. >> we win in ohio you have to take pictures because you may be taking a picture with the next president of the united states. >> ohio is

ryan nobles joins us live from washington with a look at the results. they started the night as the leaders... and the ended the night in an even better position. after their performances on super tuesday.... donald trump and hillary clinton are in very strong positions to become their the wins started rolling in early for donald trump and hillary clinton... and before all the votes were counted.. clinton was able to declare victory. (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) now this campaign moves forward to the crescent city, the motor city and beyond.. we're going to work for every vote and were going to need all of you to keep volunteering, talking to your friends and neighbors because this country belongs to all of us. clinton picked up wins in 7 of the 11 democratic voting states... including delegate rich texas and georgia. on the republican side... trump was dominant... he captured the majority of the the eleven states.. holding off marco rubio's late charge in virginia. (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "i know it was tough night for

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by his noble rejection of the kansas-nebraska act and the idea that popular sovereignty is the way to decide the question of slavery in the territories. he concentrated my mind on two timeless truths. one, that majority rule is inevitable but not inevitably reasonable. the other is that moral reasoning, properly done, and the constitution properly construed, both of firm that many things should be beyond the reach of majority. thank you very much. [applause] host: that was terrific, provocative. i have a lot of questions myself but i will not ask them. i will open the floor to all of you to do that. i do want to give mr. will, a token of our appreciation and a reminder that he is always welcome to come back home. one more hand. [applause] host: that concludes the formal presentation. in a moment, we will open the microphone to a few questions. we don't have a ton of time but maybe about 10 minutes for people to ask appropriate questions. he has been gracious enough to answer a few. if you want to ask when, please come up. george will: can we bring up the house lights so we can see? le

andrew thomas, al jazeera, noble park near melbourne. >> u.s. presidential hopeful bernie sanders has won democratic caucuses in three states. he clinch would the vote in hawaii, washington and alaska over front runner hillary clinton on saturday, but he still lags behind clinton in the all important delegate count. this is how the democratic presidential race stands at the moment. despite bernie sanders' wins, hillary clinton still leads with 1,243 pledged delegates, sanders 975 with his latest victories. let's go live to washington, d.c. where rob reynolds is standing by. after a string of defeats, finally victories in three states. tell us what is behind sanders' latest success. >> bernie sanders tends to do well in caucus states. caucuses requires a little more commitment and it is thought by many observers that bernard sanders supporters have that commitment. secondly, he's done very well in states that have largely white liberal democratic electorate. by contrast, former secretary hillary clinton has done well in states that have large afr

sending them into the wild wouldn't be noble. it could be fatal. when they freed keiko, the killer whale of movie fame, the effort was a failure and he perished. but we also understand that times have changed. today, people are concerned about the world's largest animals like never before. so we too must change. that's why the orcas in our care will be the last generation at seaworld. there will be no more breeding. we're also phasing out orca theatrical shows. they'll continue to receive the highest standard of care available anywhere. and guests can come to see them simply being their majestic selves. inspiring the next generation of people to love them as you do. that's why i run on quickbooks. details. i use the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it. >>> breaking news, cnn's hall haul tonight. with me tonight is my dream team. bob, anderson asked ted cruz about the trump campaign manager, about corey lewa

states.ryan nobles is live in washington with more on the big night ahead. ryan? 3 take a look at what is at stake today... it is the biggest chunk of the united states voting in the 2016 race for president at the same time yet. and the candidates are not taking anything for granted. 3 3 3 republican frontrunner donald trump took his campaign to ohio today -- a show of confidence, given that the buckeye state is *not* part of super tuesday.(donald trump / (r) presidential candidate) "every poll shows i can do practically anything, maybe even anything, and nobody's gonna leave."despite recent from white supremacist groups -- trump leads in the polls in almost every super tuesday state.ted cruz needs a win tonight in his home state of texas -- it's the big prize, with 155-delegates up for grabs in the republican contest there. there.) "there is no doubt that any candidate that cannot win his home state has real problems. i believe we will do well here in texas."florida senator marco rubio took the fight directly to trump this week -- but, snagging his first win of t

you can enable and noble, can create interface that we have to decide what values we are going to get to it and in this case i think there is a good middle ground that can be reached. >> host: final comments? >> guest: you asked earlier about regrets. sometimes i regret not being in public office to be able to continue in any telecommunication policy. those were the best four years of my life. not only do we have a personal friendship in a relationship but we really felt that we were doing something for the country. i miss that. >> guest: can i say the same thing. we have a special special time to really create and historic change in our country and on the planet and for me to have jack be my buddy and we were doing it all day long every single day. we play basketball every day for one hour and typically while we were supposed about -- talk about policy while the endorphins were flowing we would just sit there and keep trying to work out the differences so we could get it done and so we are just the best of friends then and now. >> host: senator edward markey and former represent jack