the attacks were coordinated on national security forces. me reports dozens wandering the streets. tunisian forces say three killed many including this man, accused of firing a rocket pro pelted grenade at a police station. this was one of the targets, security forces in the heart of ben gardan. organized well armed group operating in this border region and capable of hitting strategic targets. some call ben gardan, it's markets and shops are now closed. tunisians have traveled from here to site or the groups like i.s.i.l. around libya and many people here think i.s.i.l. is behind what happened. >> translator: they are dirt, we are not afraid of them. all the people in ben gardan are in solidarity. they don't representative us, they don't represent tunisia. >> of course i'm afraid, we are all afraid in ben gardan because it is the first time that this has happened. >> reporter: one possible reason for the attack is revenge for a u.s. air strike in western libya. most were killed were tunisians. it was thought the attack happened with help fro

obama's decision since she launched her campaign, she has wrapped her arms around this administration on nationalurity policy. it's a further demonstration on how closely tied she is. and now let's turn to the middle east. that forum of success for barack obama and hillary clinton's foreign policies. what's happened in the middle east in the last seven years? the fact is the region is descending into chaos. state structures are dissolving. the post colonial post oto mon empire system of boundries and states is disappearing. and you can just run the table right across north africa from turmoil in nigeria, mali, cameroon, ram, the libya having collapsed into cleet anarchy. yemen also in the state of anarchy. the countries of iraq and syria having disappeared as functioning states. isis in control of what they call a new califate. the signi peninsula out of the control of the ejipt and a root for traringts and weapons smugglers right up of course to the nuclear weapons program in iran. and then to pakistan where isis and al qaeda and taliban are all making a comeback. and what is our president's res

1964 just days before the presidential election which incidentally we lost, ronald reagan went on nationallevision and challenged america says it was a time for choosing. he saw two paths for america, one that embraced conservative principles dead dated to lifting people out of poverty and helping create opportunity for all, and the other, an oppressive government that would lead america down a darker, less free path. i'm no ronald reagan. and this is a different moment in time. but i believe with all my heart and soul that we face another time for choosing. one that will have profound consequences for the republican party and more importantly, for our country. i say this in part because of my conviction that america is poised to lead the world for another century. our technology engines, our innovation dynamic, the ambition and skill of our people, are going to propel our economy and raise the standard of living of americans. america will remain as it is today, the envy of the world. you may have seen warren buffet. he said, and i think he's 100% right, that the babies being born in ameri

we love jimmy fallon saying spanx on national television almomo as much as how frank jennifer garner is about getting into her gown for the oscars. >> it doesn't matter what kind of face. it's just a belief in a greater good that's ultimately important. >> and also right now you can search jennifer garner's new movie "miracles from heaven" on our nbc 6 news and weather april to watch my interview. her latest film is in theaters right now.

will not say the word everyal islamist," and time we see a terrorist attack, president obama goes on nationalevision and lectures the american people on islamophobia. enough is enough. we need a commander in chief who recognizes his number one responsibility is to keep america safe. that is what i will do. when it comes to stopping radical islamic terrorists, you nationalse every security tool available to defeat it. we are in new york now. new york had in place a very to worke program cooperatively with the muslim community to monitor and prevent radicalization and preevent fromic terror attacks occurring before they happened. unfortunately, mayor de blasio came into office -- every bit of -- every bit captive to clinical correctness as president obama -- and they disbanded the program. the police are here to protect us. reject the view of democrats that police are the bad guys. people are fed up with this notion -- every time there is an incidence, barack obama or hillary clinton, or bill de -- io side with the leaders the looters or thugs rather than with the men and women in blue. there w

1964, just days before the presidential election, which incidentally we lost, ronald reagan went on national television and challenged america saying that it was a time for choosing. he saw two paths for america. one that embraced conservative principles dedicated to lifting people out of poverty and helping create opportunity for all. and the other, an oppressive government that would lead america down a darker, less free path. i'm no ronald reagan. and this is a different moment in time. but i believe with all my heart and soul that we face another time for choosing. one that will have profound consequences for the republican party, and more importantly, for our country. i say this, in part, because of my conviction that america is i say this in part because of my conviction that america is poised to lead the world for another century. our technology engines, our innovation dynamic, the ambition and skill of our people are going to propel our economy and raise the standard of living of americans. today, the envy of the world. you may have seen warren buffett. he said, and i think he's 100%

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on march 4, 1933, franklin delano roosevelt became president of a nation where one in four adults werewhere banks were failing by the hundreds, where deprivation was a stark reality. his reassuring words about fear are famous, less so, his >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> reporter: less so, his indictment of those responsible: >> rulers of the exchange of mankind's goods have failed through their own stubbornness and their own incompetence, have admitted their failure, and have abdicated. >> reporter: but by month's end, f.d.r. had turned from recriminations to action, using the first of his "fireside chats" to explain a mandatory week-long bank holiday to avoid a run on the banks. and he was also offering a raft of proposals during his first hundred days, a new deal, to pump up the economy. >> confidence and courage are the essentials of success in carrying out our plan. >> reporter: but across the atlantic in another democratic nation afflicted by crisis, something very different was happening. a day after f.d.r.'s inauguration, germans went to the polls burdened

1964, just days before the presidential election, which incidentally we lost, ronald reagan went on nationalelevision and challenged america, saying that it was a time for choosing. he sought two paths for america, one that embraced conservative principles dedicated to lifting people out of poverty and creating opportunity for all, and the other an oppressive government that would lead america down a darker less-free path. i'm no ronald reagan, and this is a different moment in time, but i believe with all of my heart and soul that we face another time for choosing, one that will have profound consequences for the republican party, and more importantly, for our country. i say this, in part because of my conviction that america is poised to lead the world for another century. our technology engines, our innovation dynamic, the ambition and skill of our people are going to propel our economy and raise the standard of living of americans. america will remain as it is today, the envoy of the world. you may have seen warren buffet, he said, and i think he's 100% right, that the babies being born

>> one is the quality and court nation european intelligence services. e -- coordination european intelligence services. they are far behind where we were on 9/11, and we have in both ourht years capability and coronation system. the europeans have got to both the quality and coronation of their intelligence and security services. is finding thee gaps. they are finding the weak spots, and we see the results. ae second thing that is such major difference between the u.s. and europe is that we integrate people in this country . an area in the united states that is essentially an arab and muslim ghetto. are broughtgrants into american society and truly find their place here sets us apart from belgium, from france, even from britain. so, as we respond to what has just happened, tragically, in wessels, the worst thing could do would be to give away our greatest strength, and that is our open society that makes everyone in america feel part of this great society. believe youador, i just said that in terms of dealing with domestic terror, the european union is f

on and then take a break. once we implement this and the american people see we've enforced the border, most then we have a national debate on what the status of 11 million roughly people who are here un-dom qumeed. we'll find a way -- undocumented. we'll find a way to create a legal status form, but let me just say, i deal with too many people searching for citizen ship and they go through a very long tedious process. nobody should be placed in a line and go through a different process than what they did. we've got to separate those two. i think we could do it and do it today. too many people want to use this for political reasons. jot people that ented our condition -- the people that entered our country illegally, they need to go back to the country they came from. if they want to come to america, they need to follow our legally established to give that group who have violated our laws, let's be honest. they've violated our laws by entering illegally. to put that group a head of those people who have been following our immigration laws and playing by the rules. how is that fair? it's completely unfair. >> who wo

because that's how some you might have felt hearing that on national television at a presidential debate. but there was a lot more to last night's debate than the squabbling between the candidates. i'm looking at not just what happened inside the debate, but outside as well. we'll talk more about that at 5:30. allison, back to you. wall street is reacting to donald trump's popularity in the polls. some investors say even though the election is eight months away, the bring to the impact the economy. experts say wall street loves 2016 race to the white house has a lot of potential plot twists. gets to the unpredictable the market plays out, which could also impact global trade. emotional week in court...jury deliberations could begin today in the lawyers from both sides will deliver closing arguments this morning. as we've been reporting this week.. valrico.. is suing the owner of marriott for 75 million dollars. that's after a man secretly recorded her nude inside a nashville hotel. the hotel company says 'michael david barrett' manipulated the reservation system to get a room next to her

that comes on the heels of the largest disinventment of higher education in the nation over the last eight years. if you're a student attending one of these universities, it means you'll receive a grade of incomplete. many students will not be able to graduate and student athletes will be ineligible to play next semester. you can say farewell to college football next fall. join me in praying for our state and asking you pray for me and for all of our elected officials. >> usually elected officials finish a speech by asking god bless our state or god bless the country. john bell edwards did that too but you know it's serious when the governor is asking for people at large to start praying for the state and to start praying for him as the governor of the state. that is the gravity of the situation when you're in such a financial catastrophe you're talking about unplugging people from dialysis machines and ending hospice care. people who are in the process of dying no longer get pain relief and supportive care. that's serious stuff. that is louisiana right now. the presidential campaign

john: do you think america is the most part of one nation on the earth right now?he power of weaponry is so incredible. thee are not talking about power of weapons, i would say, you made a mistake, get out. you cannot allow anyone to arm with the kind of weapons that can be produced. john: you talked about the notion that we are losing, they are making us look soft -- the president says everyone else says isis. it is like he is doing it to bother you. i think he does it to bother people. john: and people talk about america being the most powerful country on earth, their tight about economics, other things. is america the most powerful country in the world? thatrump: i would say people are catching up. china is catching up, russia is catching up. we have a military that needs help. we have a military that the equipment is old. i have a friend whose son has spent quite a time in iraq and afghanistan, and he said the art weapons are not as -- our weapons are not as good as the enemies. he is so disheartened when he sees that they have better weapons than we do, and th

early on to endorse somebody would be to send a stamp of approval that there is the best person on national security. you didn't want to do that. >> reporter: there are two other names on the republican ballot. he with invited them several times by phone and e-mail. they chose not to respond. can you see more of this interview plus a look at the race for governor as well as a link to the democratic senate debate. all of that tomorrow night on the record at 7:00. >>> in response to record rain governor declared a state of emergency and asked the national guard for help. video from a helicopter flying over monroe shows homeand busies thwater to the ro atununlinuus st passle oop left ei hoaying te. > tialguarrescuele apbyoo war. eyy d o imes risi wat inlo it wasdifcuappa tangd in s ar d ctim up tpter cau ine aveth of e lipt and ru >>hohouswith ter upto ofs.we here froma distenthndthk ba tolond all hous fodhayoer into flyour st. luisaste yout ha t s t. hiood un methgh om thatoiist concat asisng ea. oneeny e fes e towh 'lme esper nd ha thek s o head an thdar. isour du ppr 00 pheree droppin ututt

on april 1. tisha: national guard members back home. they arrived late this afternoon. shortly after their arrival, one national guard proposed to his girlfriend, and she said yes. steve: an american airport gets evacuated. the mysterious package that cleared out a terminal, and what the bomb squad found. tisha: a florida mom shot in the back why her own a. why she may be the one facing charges. plus, a woman opening fire in a wild shootout, caught on camera. steve: plus, a look at our downtown raleigh studio. meteorologist: that warm-up will continue. very pleasant, 68, 69 fayetteville. tomorrow we will pack on 10 degrees to that. i will tell you how long the warming trend will last, and when you can see rain heading our way. millio (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... steve: -- tisha: president obama wrapping up his historic trip to cuba. this is president obama's first trip to the latin american nation, and th

he is on the national stage. another topic he touched on was one of the questions from the crowd. if that means a brokered or split convention in cleveland in the summertime and he said he believes if there is a brokered convention will vote for the person most qualified and best person. we will have more on tonight's event coming up tonight. scott taylor is here and he will have a report coming up tonight on cleveland 19 news. live tonight dani carlson, cleveland 19 news. >>> all right, dani. schilling in town tonight and the democratic presidential candidate holding a rally at the cuyahoga community college rec center. doors open at 7:00. details on how to register on cleveland 19 news app. four states holding contents and donald trump leading big in the polls in mississippi and michigan and democrat hillary clinton over bernie sanders and republicans also vote in idaho and hawaii. and there seems to be campaign confusion when it comes to ballots in ohio. up a bit for you on what to expect next tuesday. >> busin

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he ate it and now i've got to see on national tv. joel: look at that face. andrea: need some water to wash it down. joel: you can see the brothers on america's funniest home videos this sunday night at 7:00 p.m. here on abc 11. andrea: here is what is coming up at 6:00. tisha: turns out we were not hallucinating. steve: new reaction to the eye-opening report about the makeup of track at stop -- traffic stops by police department. tisha: the place he calls home is vandalized. the sheriff's office investigates. steve: allergy season is revving up. tonight, state lab is >> abc 11 eyewitness news at 6:00 starts right now. steve: a wake county family is pleading for your help. they want to see their loved one back at home. high, everyone. tisha: he was a look at the man who is missing tonight. his name is donald lyle, 49 years old. last seen eight days ago. angelica alvarez joins us live outside the riley -- the raleigh eyewitness news room with the sister. angelica: the sheriff's office continues to investigate his sister came to us with these, she was frantic. s

. >> he was depicted on national tv sitting on the commode with your trousers around your ankles. you weren't embarrassed? in barron. >> howard stern spoke about his virginity. >> he thought sitting there that that was something that was appropriate for public discussion. correct? >> you understood. >> putting the sex tape online was a first amendment right according to gawker. >> i have never had a problem with the article. my problem was this home videotape. >> hogan's attorney is trying to convince the jury terry bollea's privacy was compromised. back out here live, they asked hogan about his relationship with radio personality bubba the love sponge clem and how he felt when he realized bubba was the when responsible. hogan said his world was turned morning and 9:00. for now, live in st. pete, jennifer titus. >>> we're streaming the hogan gawker trial every day the court is in session. see it live on our 10 news at. search wtsp in your app store. >>> a professor is accused of the unthinkable. university of tampa professor accused of sex trafficking. he was trying to play to hav

back in 1964 just days before the presidential election which we lost, ronald reagan went on nationaled america saying that it was a time for choosing. he saw two paths for america. one that embraced conservative principals dedicated to lifting people out of poverty and helping to create opportunity for all and the other an oppressive government that would lead america down a darker less free path. i'm no ronald reagan and this is a different moment in time but i believe with all my heart and soul that we face another time for choosing. one that will have profound consequences for the republican party and more importantly for our country. i say this in part because of my conviction hah america is poised to lead the world for another century. our technology engines, our innovation dynamic, the ambition and skill of our people are going to propel our economy and raise the standard of living of americans. and he is 100% right that the babies being born in america today are the luckiest crop in history. now that doesn't mean that we don't have real problems and serious challenges. we do.

that includes security on the border and national defense and looking at the policy and we have been n. the position the american people want on all of the issues. but i think we have to as i've said before focus on fourth amendment protection and part of the bill of rights and part of the constitution and we have to get a lot of weight to that and again particularly what we have seen the last couple of years in the administration. >> what is the proper role for technology companies in the situation we find ourselves in. not only with threats and global terrorism but data and data intelligence proving an increasingly important asset in this global struggle that the united states finds itself in. what role do companies have? >> well, i think congress has to frame that role and way in on that and that's why we have a hearing tomorrow in the oversight committee on location. decided that certain agency versus the capability where it mimics the cell phone and makes cell phones bump into that device and law enforcement can get your cell number and know your location because of the device. t

nation. what happens on the texas-mexico border doesn't just affect texas or even just the border region. it affects the entire nation. whether it's transnational crime or a national security threat. clearly, special interest aliens are a problem. we've recognized that, this is not a new phenomenon. as the f.b.i. special agent in charge in 2002, we learned that we were -- border patrol was detecting, detaining, apprehending individuals from countries with known al qaeda presence at that point in time. it's continued on. it's understandable why texans are concerned from a national security standpoint. to that point, you know, we've seen the -- talked about changes that we've seen over the years and the chief referred to. crime is remarkably different. it's more transitory. it's transnational. it's organized. it's more discrete. certainly it can compromise and undermine public safety and homeland security. and national security. from a texas standpoint, it's been very clear in terms from the governor and our state legislature that two things in terms of guiding principles. sense of urgency a

our stunning new national museum of african-american history and culture opens on the national mall this september. smithsonian scientists use our collections to provide important and very practical insights on a variety of topics, consider the zika virus. the department of defense is working with our national museum of natural history to study and map the zika outbreak. the national zoo is exploring how it might spread through nonhuman vectors and the smithsonian tropical research institute in panama is examining the zika carrying mosquitos' genetic make-up. always but perhaps especially in an election year the national museum of american history and the national portrait gallery offer revealing insooigts into our nation's leaders. our diverse music related collections would comprise the largest music museum in the world if one in place and now in a sense they are at smithsonian music. the smithsonian american art museum's ren wick gallery reopened to the public in november following a two-year renovation. its debut exhibition "wonder" attracted more than 368,000 visitors in just the fi

and every time we see a terror attack, paris or san bernardino, president obama goes on national television and lectures the american people on islamophobia. enough is enough. we need a commander in chief who recognizes his number one responsibility is to keep america safe. that is what i will do. now when it comes to stopping radical islamic terrorism, you have to identify the problem, then use every law enforcement tool, every national security tool available to defeat it. we are in new york right now. new york had in place a very effective program to work cooperatively with the muslim community to monitor and prevent radicalization and to prevent islamic terror attacks from occurring before they happened. now, unfortunately, mayor de blasio came into office, every bit as captive to political correctness as is president obama or hillary clinton. and they disbanded the program. that does not make any sense at all. the police are here to protect us. i categorically reject the view of democrats that police are the bad guys. and people are fed up with this notion. every time there is an incid

i debated charles schumer on national television. yes, i know. he is a piece of work, isn't he? always been are rogue i described and mental health system and argued those dangerous and incompetent should be in a background check. watch this old video and see if you can see his deceit. >> are you in favor of theuterizing the records of mentally ill? >> you bet i am. >> can we join hands and go to capitol hill? mr. lapierre: that was 20 years. hand, went back to his office and did nothing. obama, day, schumer, and and hillary clinton have done nothing. they have done nothing to ensure the the records those of jupiter at adjudicated mentally incompetent are part of the background check. but they work to restrict the law-abiding people . the nra has always fought back and we beat them back. how do we do it? we do it with the truth. attacked clinton lawful gun owners. he claimed the an nra was to blame for crying. crimed the truth about and the politics of the clinton white house. deralresident to let fe prosecutions of gun crimes to near historic lows seemed willing to tolerate a c

in san antonio on national television. looks like andrew will miss tomorrow night's game. don't worry, they will find somebody to step in there. cal and hawaii. a very disappointing day. the bears went without two starters. they just could not hang with the hawaii club. martin had to start in place of the starting point guard , wallace. hawaii was just better on this day. again, these are always funny. a 4-seed beating a 12-seed. the season ends in up fashion. you had what's known as the pro day where jared loosened up. he looked pretty good to me. completes the pass here. they didn't have pads on. nobody hit him. giants and padres, wow, san francisco. you can just show one place there so pam can get back on the clock here. giants win 15-6. big business in arizona. that spring training stuff. >> all right, gary. >>> up next, what goes up must come down. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the california unemployment rate dropped by 5% in february. it's still higher than the nation's jobless rate, which sits at 4%. >>> apple's spring news conference is set for monday where the company will ann

. >> margaret, you've been on national television a lot. sometimes you can't get out from your own words if you come on and you're tired. i will give her that. that's a fair response. >> kayleigh understands the first amendment. we have a free press for a reason. you need a free and vigorous and thoughtful and dogged press to go after candidates for transparency. that's what the whole point is. how else do we hold our elected leaders accountable if there is not transparency. if you're not a sophisticated candidate and you can't answer questions from the press, maybe you shouldn't be able to be president of the state. he's a strong man, donald trump. he should be able to take on chris matthews. >> and nobody is going to throw any candidate soft balls. >> look at anderson cooper. he was tough but never rude. if you want to be commander in chief, president of the free world, you're going to be asked tough questions. tho those pro-life causes don't need four, five times to get it right. they need one time to get it right. if you're a pro-lifer,