chief petty officer, nicholas chacko was that man. every navy seal a special operator in their chosen a profession is that man. >> and people may not always see them, we may not always hear their success, but they are there in the thick of the fight in the dark of night, achieving their mission. we think that they are there. we sleep more peacefully in our beds tonight because patriots like these stand ready to answer our nations call and protect our way of life, now and forever. as we prepare for the reading of the citation, i ask you to join me and expressing america's profound gratitude for navy seal ed byers and all of our quite professional. >> [applause]. [applause]. >> [applause]. >> the president of the united states and the name of the congress takes pleasure in presenting the metal of honor, to chief special warfare operator edward byers junior, united states navy for balance the at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty as a hostage rescue force team member in afghanistan in support of operation enduring fre

today, we salute chief petty officer nicolas checque.ack in monroeville, pennsylvania, they remembered him as the driven kid -- the football player and wrestler who always wanted to be a s.e.a.l. for his valor on this mission, he was awarded the navy cross, and he's among the 70 members of the naval special warfare community -- 55 of them s.e.a.l.s -- who have made the ultimate sacrifice since 9/11. the enduring love of nic's family and all those who admired him remind us of the immense sacrifices that our remarkable gold star families have made, and our obligation to stand with them always. so today, we don't simply honor a single individual. we also pay tribute to a community across our entire military -- special operators, aviators, engineers, technicians, analysts, countless enablers, and their devoted families. in these hard years since 9/11, our nation has called on this community like never before. small in number, they have borne an extraordinarily heavy load. but they continue to volunteer, mission after mission, year after year

he was a petty criminal, he was indeed a petty criminal, not like these guys. and then he turned to jihadism. so -- >> thank you. there are some questions being asked, we're asking them of the guests we're speaking to. thank you for joining us, coming up, breaking news out of the united states and a big win for white house hopeful trying to stop trump from winning the republican nomination. details just ahead. >>> this is >>> we'll have much more on the terror attacks in brussels in just a moment including the possible identification on two of the suicide attackers. but first, the latest from the election results in the united states. out west, ted cruz has won the republican caucuses in the state of utah. and that is not all. cnn now projects that he will win more than 50% of the votes there, essentially becoming a winner take all, 40 delegates going to ted cruz in the state of utah. donald trump won in arizona, and won big, arizona is a winner take all state. donald trump will win 58 delegates in arizona. for the democrats, bernie sanders wins in utah. won bi

medivation probably came from his humble beginnings, who saw the hardships of his parents faced with their pettyap pedicab business. time now for this highflyer to join us on the singapore flyer to tell us about his vision and drive. ♪ haslinda amin: welcome. sanskrit, it means, galaxy, universe. what is the philosophy? why the name? >> i didn't have special meanings. i pick up a few good names. say it is all you can do. i said what does it mean? they say sanskrit. i said, ok. amin: you started out selling nissan cars. >> before that it was not. i go to the suzuki. haslinda amin: that didn't work out. what happened? at his time, the principles, the factories -- i thought if he called, i would replace him. the factory had a different policy. they opened all of the dealerships. i am a big dealer. do this for my company did not pay. i said it was the most difficult time in my life. as linda amin: -- haslinda amin you managed to pay back the bank. >> within three years. it was my effort. i do promotion and amsterdam one-day -- in amsterdam one-day. during the lunchtime i would have a call from the d

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petty splits her day between two elementary buildings and is an extreme blessing to staff and kids. her special area class is established with the same rigorous expectations as a core class. mrs. petty said the recognition >> as the music teacher, you' re right, we don' t always get appreciated. and it means alot to have my principal nominate me for this, because it means that i' m getting recognized beyond just by the kids. kyla: mrs. petty walked away with a swag bag full of goodies from our friends bob and marianne at warm 98 and the team at modern office methods. best of all, the class was treated to a pizza party by westshore pizza. if you have a teacher you think should be teacher of the week go to wlwt.com. look under the contests tab. your favorite teacher. mark? mark: new proposals to require kentucky high school students to pass a citizenship test in order to graduate. in fact it' s the same test that , people seeking to become u.s. citizens have to pass. the proposed law has passed a kentucky senate committee. students would have to answer 60 of the 100 questions correctl

they are being charged with petty theft. once again, we'll be in the courtroom once they face a judge. >> we don't need our rain gear heading out. that's the good news. the rain has pushed out altogether. we warm gradually to 79 degrees. i want to show you the weekend. look at it in red, looking good and dry. bike week, playing a big game on sunday. a high of 78 saturday, 78 sunday. morning lows cool enough for a light jacket. next week, the mid 80's. >> you know it will be nice when it says nice. i'll borrow that. a live look, i-4 by kirkman road. not a lot going on. >> that almost does it for us this morning. >> before we go, we want to tell you about a story that had a lot of us talking. these rainbow bagels in new york, it is only a matter of time before it comes here. >> i hope. >> they are selling about 1,000 a day. they have the cream cheese to go with it, like cookies and cream and sprinkles. we had real people make their own pizzas. they chose the ingredients they wanted. i like the fresh dough. what's bha? pi'm gon

we all know it's petty. we know these are smart, beautiful women. there's no need to defend them.t the policies that america cares about, talk about health care, economic development, talk about terrorism. that's what people in this country want to hear about. and your candidate wants to talk about how a woman looks. that's just ridiculous. >> so here's when megyn kelly posted, a picture that tweeted simply "seriously"? it all stemmed from a super pac that had nothing it do with ted cruz. trump is in full battle mode. do you think he needs to take it down a notch? >> but this is how donald trump is. >> that's no what i asked. does he need to take it down? >> no. let mr. trump be who mr. trump is. >> he's 68% negative nationwide. he's not doing that well. >> we'll see when we get to the general election. he's not just going after women, he's going after men. >> don't read ahead in the textbook because we're going to talk about that next. stand by. we'll be right back. (music plays) hi i'm kristie and i'm jess. and we are the bug chicks. we are a nano-business. windows 10 really hel

petty splits her day between two elementary buildings and is an extreme blessing to staff and kids. her special area class is established with the same rigorous expectations as a core class. mrs. petty said the recognition means so much to her. >> as the music teacher, you' re right, we don' t always get appreciated. and it means a lot to have my because it means that i' m getting recognized beyond just by the kids. kyla: mrs. petty walked away with a swag bag full of goodies from our friends bob and marianne at warm 98 and the team at modern office methods. best of all, the class was treated to a pizza party by westshore pizza. if you have a teacher you think should be teacher of the week, go to wlwt.com. look under the contests tab for details on how to nominate your favorite teacher. mark? mark: a new bill could help kentucky students graduate with a college degree without tuition bills. the work ready kentucky program cost of state, community, and technical colleges. it would cost around $13 million the first year, $20 million after that. it could face opposition from governor e

it is the behavior of a petty kangaroo court, not of the united states senate. and it threatens to deny justice to millions of americans in the name of petty politics. it is time for the senate to do its job as every senate before us has done. i'm not asking my colleagues to support the nominee. that's a matter of conscience for each of us. but what is unconscionable is that the majority if it keeps its word will have no hearing, will hold no vote, and refuse even the courtesy of a meeting with the president's nominee. and speaking of doing our job, mr. president, in view of the seriousness of the court's nomination, we should reconsider the majority's proposed seven-week summer recess for the senate. in july and august alone, we are barely in session for eight days. unlike our responsibility to vote on supreme court nominees, the senate's schedule is not enshrined in the constitution. it is set by the majority. and in that connection, i'm glad to invite any of my colleagues to my office to watch a video of a constituent of mine whom i met two weeks ago in puebl

and, look, there are those who say if you attack someone else's wife, it is petty, it is rude.> it is. >> thank you. i appreciate that. other people say it's also unnecessary and unhelpful. you are operating from a position of weakness. if you want to beat hillary clinton, you have to look at -- >> here's what i have to say about this. this is what i learned in elementary school. you can't use the excuse. this is what lisa bloom said last night. you can't use the excuse that he did it. somebody else did it first as an excuse for bad behavior. two wrongs don't make a right. you've known donald trump for 13 years or so. you say he doesn't have a problem with women and that he treats all women the same. >> well, you can just look at his organizations, don. you can look -- >> go ahead. >> if you look at his organizations and like you said, i've known him for more than a decade and i've had an opportunity to not only work with him, be on shows with him but visit his different properties and business ventures and women on those properties are paid higher than the men in most cases. t

. >> petty punk-ass little thuggery stuff that's been going on with these, quote unquote, protesters. >> if donald trump is the nominee, he is a disaster. >> lying ted. lying ted. >> at what point do we say enough is enough? >> i still intend to support the republican nominee. but it's getting harder every day. >> i'm not going to say little marco. i refuse to say little marco. >> insults and schoolyard taunts. >> we cannot have a country where everybody hates each other, where everyone's at each other's throat. >> we can have political debates without turning on one another. >> you and i know, donald trump is not who we are. >> you're a fascist! >> oh, get out of here. these people are crazy. they're crazy. >> i don't know, man. i think it might be you. >>> we may now be just 24 hours away from the destruction of a political party as we know it. donald trump's very hostile takeover of the republican party could be complete tomorrow night. reince priebus, the chairman of the republican national committee, could by this hour tomorrow night be the chairman of nothing. he will still have

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on one hand, there are a lot of problems of petty crime in some of these communities. that is because as you can imagine in a lot of places that are socialio economically impoverish impoverish impoverished, there's drug use that's a problem, and petty theflt, things like that occur all the time. the community complains that law enforcement doesn't do enough in those communities to address those issues, the petty crime issues, drug use issues, the societal problems. and at the same time, law enforcement when you speak to them will say they have a hard time policing some of these communities because of how insuler they are, that they don't come forward with complaints. a ought of times in some of these neighborhoods, for example, one complaint we're constantly aware of you'll have an apartment that is rented to an individual or you have 15 or 20 people living in the entire building who are not registered. that makes it hard for law enforcement to know who lives where from the perspective of policing and having a legally functioning community on that side of the issue. re

scarlet: michael pettis is joining us from london will stick with us. we have some breaking news.olkswagen, it's group of america unit says it's ceo will be leaving by mutual agreement. they have named an interim ceo. we will be back with more after this. ♪ joe: "what'd you miss?" pettis,ack with michael senior associate with carnegie endowment for international peace. -- i asked onion twitter what people wanted to ask you a question that came up his i can't china just monetize all its debt? why can't the people's bank of china print a bunch of money and deal with the debt load? michael: effectively, that is what they did 15 years ago when they did solve the last debt crisis. printing money doesn't create wealth, but it transfers wealth to the central bank. the question is where to the wealth transfer come from? the answer is straightforward. basically monetizing the debt means transferring that from household as savior -- as savers to the government in the form of debt repayment. if you want consumption to drive growth, you can't take wealth away from household sector. that is ex

visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] ♪ tom petty: ♪ i know what's've got just one life in a world that keeps on pushing me around but i stand my ground ♪ you ♪ hey, baby there ain't no easy way out hey, ah -- i won't back down hey, baby there ain't no easy way out hey, i stand my ground and i won't back down no, i won't back down ♪ road to the right house -- >> "road to the white house rewind" continues with more from the 2004 presidential campaign with democrats john edwards on a bus tour in rural, oklahoma. in addition to his remarks, you will hear from campaign staff and a journalist. senator edwards went to a third-place finish in the oklahoma primary. senator kerry later selected senator edwards as his running mate, but they lost to incumbent president bush and vice president cheney in a close general election. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the next president of the united states, john edwards. [applause] ♪ [indistinct conversations] >>

. >> what we don't have time for is all that petty, punk's little thuggerie stuff that's been going on with these quote unquote protestors who are doing nothing but wasting your time. >> her visit was cut short though aer her husband todd was snowmobile crash. the crash happening of wasilla. he is expected to have recovery. >>> just about 22 minutes and 54 seconds until theolls are set to open right hire in florida but more than two million voters are made their choice for president in today's winner take all primary. those were either absentee or early end person votes. protected four million voters will participate in today's primary. we'll have live team coverage led by the day with michael putney and glenna millberg. >> we have a special one-hour news cast that begins tonight at 9:00. >>> wilter man noars police say a man armed with a stick held it up. no word on if anyone wasas hurt or what was stolen we'll bring you moreinformation as soon as we gather it for you. >>> firefighters put out the flames of a fire. the homeowner tells us he knew something was wrong of his ac unit star

. >> and here is a look at traffic down in the akron area could> petty harkin will have the a special program for students is teaching literacy and compassion. >> a special program for first graders and las vegas school district practicing their reading schools for some free friends.r >> as part of nevada's reid week students are visiting a local animal shelter with books in hand for thesh kids sit in front of the kennels and sit quietly read to the strays family pets who just need a little company.ra organizers say it is a fun experience for the kids who are excited to read to the dogss also relaxes them. the students also madede old t-shirts. >> less a check in with god because he has the snow in the forecast c . >> everything is looking fairly quiett we are going to see some breaks in sunshine and the clouds will increase. the snow in the radar is still a ways out.no nothing to worry about a lot of that just is not reaching the ground yet. wt that's kind of what's going on. chardon as 17, pierpont back at 14. many locations are in the teens. there is thus no, it starts to track to

visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] ♪ tom petty: ♪ i know what's i've got just one life in a world that keeps on pushing me around but i stand my ground ♪ >> ♪ hey, baby there ain't no easy way out hey, i won't back down hey, baby there ain't no easy way out hey, i stand my ground and i won't back down no, i won't back down ♪ announcer: wrote it to the white house rewind continues with north carolina democrat john edwards on a bus tour through oklahoma. staff and ar from journalist covering the trip. he went on to a second-place finish in the oklahoma primary. john kerry came in third. he later selected edwards as his running mate but they lost to incumbents george w. bush and dick cheney in a close general election. this is just under 50 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the next president of the united states, john edwards. [applause] ♪ [indistinct conversations] >> we are very honored to have you. this is our mayor. senator edwards: nice to see you, mayor. >> [indiscernible]

we're following developing news out of portsmouth - city manager lydia pettis patton has suspended a fire fighter - for speaking with the media - including 10 on your side. 10 on your side confirmed that rusty quillin, who also serves as president of the local fire union received a 2-day suspension. quillin spoke to 10 on your side in november and december of last year over concerns about staffing. the city council froze vacancies within the department last year. the fire union spokesman says they're currently seeking legal advice on what to do next. we've reached out to spokesperson for the city of portsmouth - we'll let you know when we hear back. we're following breaking news from kansas. texas senator ted cruz is projected to win the kansas republican presidential caucuses. station k-s-n -- cruz currently has 49-percent of the vote, while trump has 25-percent. florida senator marco rubio is in third place. look for the latest on primary results tonight on nightly news at 6:30. today - the confederate flag is flying over the north carolina state capitol in downtown raleigh. it's i

senior chief petty officer edward byers jr. of s.e.a.l. team 6 earned his honor for his role in a 2012 raid in afghanistan. he helped rescue an american doctor held by the taliban. during a deadly shoot-out byers grabbed a terrorist by his throat while sitting on top of the doctor to shield him. byers spoke with our david martin about one american lost in the raid, a first klass petty officer nicholas checqe. friend. he'll be forever remembered for that. >> byers is only the sixth navy s.e.a.l. to earn the medal of honor. >> as he pointed out, he >>> and here he is now our man with the golden jacket on the red carpet of the academy awards. >> i'm inin. what are you in? >> i already drank it. >> i'm sorry. >> that's good. >> what's that. >> are you up for something tonight? >> you should be. >> what are they drinking? >> i they thi they're drinking shots and not a lot of people get to call matt damon a loser. >>> coming up in this half hour is the era of male dominance ending. author jack myers is in our toyota green room. we'll find out ho

spaniards, he things, were without manhood, and give all petty, hating themselves as seven beasts. and then the english went on to atroughly the same thing atnoke in the 15 80's, mystic river in 1637, and in 1675. a hole in the of english violence, much of it designed to inspire terror. it is worth calling to mind that it's not simply europeans committing acts of terroristic violence or terror-inducing violence against their neighbors , native hosts. some of the rules in the beginning -- that are beginning to come to focus in europe, vis-a-vis the treatment of civilian populations during wartime, don't seem to apply when europeans fight each other in the americas. the cliffs example comes from french florida. a force of french protestants surrenders to the spanish government and lays down their arms, perhaps expecting some sort of quarter to begin to them. and quarter is not forthcoming. multiple groups of french are executed by the spanish governor. and as he commits these acts, he explicitly calls out to this biblical war, the war fire and blood, as he commits these acts. as euro

right now she is being held without bond on petty theft charges. she's also charged with leaving the scene of a deadly crash huffman admitted driving the car but she said she was too scared to stop. tonight. residents upset about overly aggressive homeless panhandlers begging for money. the city is now forced to act. >> reporter: their sales pitch is drastically. some overly polite and others a bit aggressive. daniel is outside the haens city public library sits and lets his presence do the asking. >> look, it says homeless on it and a bucket and says give me a dollar. >> reporter: they are among dosses who stay at the so-called homeless hotel who pay rent with their earnings . >> them people bother me every time. have a handful of complaints about panhandlers following people to their car and begging for money. >> it's not fair to the public. people trying to go in there with their kids. >> reporter: they will try to keep panhandlers away from the building but they can still ask for as much money as they please. >> reporter: this panhandler says h

petty nature.n you do this, you have an interesting nexus that should be followed through by all law enforcement in europe. criminal activity can often mask other things. >> in this case, when you talk about brussels and some neighborhoods outside of paris, you hear about lack of opportunity and high unemployment and how this jihadi narrative just sort of strikes a chord there. it is not the whole story. in some cases, we see educated young men from middle class families. we talk to mothers who are horrified who raised their children the right way and their sons are arrested. do law enforcement need to do more on the front end in prisons and in schools? instead of solving the crime at the end, do more to prevent the allure of the jihadi narrative of the young men in the first place? >> christine, i think so. going after crimes and criminal acts is reactive. you know, we're very good at that. we tend to react to stimuli of various types. all nations do that. it's much more important to get at the ro

but trump dismisses his attacks as petty. >> he's a big talker and attacker and a guy that has been ableo manipulate the media to get a lot of attention. >> in florida where this guy comes from, this guy could not be elected dogcatcher. lou: we take it up with ed rollins and michael goodwin here next. and everything in this intersection is about to come to a screeching halt. and we have the video of the cause of that halt coming up right after these messages. right after these messages. e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. so i'm going to take this opportunity to go off script. so if i wanna go to jersey and check out shotsy tuccerelli's portfolio, what's it to you? or i'm a scottish mason whose assets are made of stone like me heart. papa! you're no son of mine! or perhaps it's time to seize the day. don't just see opportunity, seize it! (applause) seize it! thanks. ♪ [ male announcer ] fedex® has solutions to enable global commerce that can help your company grow steadily and quickly. great job. (mandarin) ♪ cut it out. >>see you tomorrow. ♪ or building the best houses in town. or

out the picture of a photo lineup >> it's his daughter and now it's their vehicle >> they are facing petty theft and robbery charges. they were brought together and a total of usd200. in volusia county, johnny fernandez new six >> gearing up for bike week. troy bridges is pinpointing the weekend forest and hey, troy. good news. we talk about bike week today. the rain that we were pinpointing earlier is all out of here. clouds mixed in the sun is filtering right through that. we will see across central florida included the vantage point. you'll see a lot of bikers they are making their way to mainstreet. it's at 65 from the vantage point and the wind is from the north. it's 15 miles per hour. it it's a little bit breezy and you can see the range and temperatures. 20b0 here from the northern zones down to the southern zones. it's right around 60b0 at palm coast and it's 80b0 and melbourne. it's all because of the front has moved to the south. more of that cooler and drier air will rebound in spots getting into the 70s for ocala. 65b0 in daytona beach and 77 at coco beach. will take you throu

as petty thieves. it alsexplains the bells she heard. cate says she remembers hearing the sound of bells, followed directly by the father talking to the son. i think that's probably what the mannequin's for. school of the 7 bells. you dress a mannequin, you line a suit with 7 bells. if you can pick his pocket without a bell ringing, you're ready to work a crowd. so we know how they make their money. that's not all we kw. these unsubs are guided entirely by ritual. they abducted lynn robillard and killed her family in an area that they knew was surrounded by police and the fbi. they had to. they can't deviate. we also know that they' starting over. which means they're gonna need some money. where's the closest shopping mall? about 15 miles from re. hey, hotch, we know where they're going. mom. is this you? [alarm sounds] ma'am! hold it! police! set those bags down, right now. kathy gray! take that woman! i said put the bags down. cuff her. what's wrong? they've been stealing for years and they never get caught. mmmm... mmmmm... mmmm... wh

and positive poverty and one of the soundbites that seriously wrong when black kids get arrested for petty crimes and white kids get off for the same thing, when she said that the church applauded loudly and we'll breakdown the moments from inside, back to you. >>> thanks, and she got support here in ohio from her husband, bill clinton. he was in akron for a get out to vote event at the steel worker local, he said what happened in chicago disturbed him and likened the republican race to a 6th grade playground fight. >>> bernie sanders is not popular with black and progressive voters. mayor of the city of chicago, i don't want mayor emanuel's endorsement if i win the democratic nomination. >> the organizers of the chicago violence were bernie sanders fans it was said by trump. >>> little sunshine and more clouds and rain chances are knocking on the door and i'll talk about the timing and how mother nature is sending warm temperatures our way. >>> thanks, a teen on vacation gets made fun of for lugging around junk, but his discovery is making international headlines. >>> half-dozen people ki

. >> what we don't have time for is all that petty, punk [ bleep ] little thuggery stuff that's beenn with these quote/unquote protesters. >> well, this serves as a back drop for the contest in ohio, missouri and north carolina and florida. and john kasich is looking for first time win in the home state of ohio and marco rubio's home state of florida could be his last stand. we have both sides covered starting with nbc's peter alexander. >> reporter: it's march madness for republicans. >> the people that are supporters of donald trump want to see america be great again. >> reporter: chris christie and sarah palin who is headed back to alaska. her husband todd seriously injured in a snowmobile accident. >> thank you for your prayers for my husband. >> reporter: governor kasich here with mitt romney. >> unlike the other people running he has a real track record. >> reporter: trump crushing the competition in florida. marco rubio's home state. >> it's between optimism and fear. >> reporter: in the buckeye state, kasich is clinging to small lead. why is it still neck and neck with donald

senior chief petty officer edward byers jr. of s.e.a.l. team 6 earned his honor for his role in a 2012 raid in afghanistan. he helped rescue an american doctor held by the taliban. during a deadly shoot-out byers grabbed a terrorist by his throat while sitting on top of the doctor to shield him. byers spoke with our david martin about one american lost in the raid, a first klass petty officer nicholas checqe. >> he was an american hero and a friend. he'll be forever remembered for that. >> byers is only the sixth navy s.e.a.l. to earn the medal of honor. >> as he pointed out, he accepted the metal o good morning...it's 8:25. r a 5-year-old girl has died...following a house fire in honea path. the fire started late sunday night. firefighters say once most of the family got out safely ... they realizz sophia rhodes... was still inside. sophia was air-lift.t the burn ciaugusta ... where she died last night. today... the pickens county school board...is holding their second of three meetings... the r of meetings are a chance to the public to v

and when you say petty mind, keep in mind the the presidenty crimes was used to should police.reported to the netherlands and belgium authority were notified. but he was related to criminal activities, notice terror activities. having said that, keep in mind that more than hundreds and possibly up to 500 fighters have gone from belgium to syria and iraq to fight so it. it requires many agents,lty o bass and they don't have the resources and manpower to monitor all of these people. >> so huge pressure on all the authorities involved. thank you, atika. next on cnn, we'll have a look at how the brussels attacks abruptly changed the agenda of the u.s. presidential race. say tuned for details on that. "credit karma says my credit score just went up!" "so your score went up, what are you going to do know? get a loan and finally finish culinary school...?" "learn how to make the perfect macaron... come back and open your own authentic french bakery?" "i think i need credit karma too." "check out credit karma today." >>> a moment of silence and then a defiant round of applause here in

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: i'm lauren petty at chicago's o'hare airport. this is the area that is the most vulnerable. is this where, if you're heading out for business or travel, you will likely see additional security. our cameras captured heavily armed homeland security officers on patrol. and bomb sniffing dogs at the kiosk within hours of the blast. and and the chicago department of aviation says it is working with the chicago police department and its local and federal law enforcement partners to monitor intelligence about security issues. now, many passengers we talked to appreciate the extra security. they're trying to push their fierce side as they head to their destinations today. it's not just here at o'hare airport, but also at chicago transit authority. platforms on the trains union station where amtrak and regional trains travel that you'll see additional security as well. back to you. >> i was reading on my phone about some explosions at the airport. suddenly there was a blast of air, we heard loud thumps that seemed to be in the distance an

. >>> richard petty was at dover international speedway today and he was joined by eric am ma roll la, driver of number 43 smithfield ford car. on hand unveiling new stock car for the monster monument and victory plaza. the 46-foot statue features a new petty blue 45 car in its hands. >>> look at that excitement, after a campus send-off the villanova wildcats prepare to take their march to victory south. this afternoon, students and fans cheered as the basketball team boarded a bus for philadelphia international airport. from there, the cats hopped on a flight headed to houston. and the final four of college hoops. the team takes on oklahoma saturday night with winner earning the right to play for the national championship. this team's hoping to follow the footsteps of the 1985 wildcats. >> they are the only villanova team you probably know this, to ever win the championship. >> of course. >> one of the players is still at nova today. deanna durante explains. >> that's it. villanova has done it! >> i don't think until after the final buzzer goes off do you realize we won the national

but the crimes they're associated with range from horrific to petty and everything in between. >> i'm very photogenic. >> deandre barnes was just arrested on charges of cocaine and marijuana possession with intent to sell. he plans to plead not guilty. >> melissa, who was that? >> my baby mama. >> your baby mama. you got that drama? >> if he seems at ease here, it might be because this is barnes' third stay at hillsborough county. >> slide all the way back. >> barnes is already familiar with the full-body scan chairs and facial scanners used to detect weapons or other contraband that might be hidden inside body cavities. >> barnes. >> i know you're barnes. go ahead, sir. welcome back. >> i said i wasn't going to come back, and i'm back. i let myself down. yeah, it still looks the same. i guess i'll make my bed up. >> though barnes has been arrested a half dozen times, the charges haven't always stuck. he only has one prior conviction for obstructing a law enforcement officer. >> coming to jail i ain't going to lie, it's like, damn, how the hell am i going to get myself out of this sit

she says we don't need anymore of this, quote, petty punk ass thugar anymore. one woman holding a mexican flag over her head. those sorts of comments. another guy yelling, you're a fascist, at trump. all escorted out by police officers. pam bondi making a surprise appearance endorsing trump today one day ahead of the florida primary. >> we believe in a changing world. -- we live in a changing world. and we need leadership. [cheers and applause]

sources confirmed city manager lydia pettis patton suspended this man, rusty quillin. he's the president of the local fire union, and he spoke to us last year about staffing shortages. the fire union spokesman says they're currently on what to do next. we've reached out to spokesperson for the city of portsmouth - we'll let you know when we hear back. is president obama close to choosing a new supreme court justice? find out why one potential candidate could big a problem for republicans. plus an update on president's carter health. why he's celebrating this morning. and heavy rain causes flooding in california. we'll show you more of the problems caused by introducing longhorn's big, bold, steaks. our new 10 ounce filet. our 16 ounce t-bone. and our fire grilled 18 ounce outlaw ribeye. only at longhorn steakhouse. my ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly sunny. highs will be in the low 60s. winds sw 5-15mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows will be in the upper 40s. winds sw 10mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the low 70s. winds sw 5-10mph. after a chilly start w

hope is charged with petty and grand theft battery on a person 65 years or older. he admitted to being driven around neighborhoods by his niece, said he sold stolen items -- stolen items for $450. he said he wanted to apologize to the victims. peter dooench, cbs4 news.>>> now to campaign 2016. the republican candidates for today after their 11th debate last night. at times it was more of a screaming match as the candidates made it personal and even raunchy. greg boswell has the latest from washington.>> donald trump picked up where he left off, taunting his opponents during a rally friday.>> little marco. lying ted cruz.>> the event devolved into a shouting match.>> you have to do better than that. >> it even turned boulder.>> he referred to my hands as small. i guarantee you there is no problem.>> he was equated to a con man.>> he is trying to con people into giving them their vote just like he con people into giving them their money. >> is this a debate you want playing out in the general election?>> cruz and rubio may didn't look like they came to win or even bo

but trump dismisses his attacks as petty. >> he's a big talker and attacker and a guy that has been able to manipulate the media to get a lot of attention. >> in florida where this guy comes from, this guy could not be elected dogcatcher. lou: we take it up with ed rollins and michael goodwin here next. and everything in this intersection is about to come to a screeching halt. and we have the video of the cause of that halt coming up right after these messages. we'll be right back. stay with us when you think what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information so we can track down the criminals. when it co

. >> what we don't have time for is all that petty punk ass little thuggery stuff that's been going on with these, quote/unquote, protesters. >> donald trump could be racking up some major delegates tomorrow. if he does really well, he could all be ensuring a path to the nomination. he is in ohio right now. jim acosta is outfront in vie a vienna, ohio. donald trump was going to be in florida. he'll be there tomorrow night for his speech at the end of the voting, but now he is in ohio. what does this say? >> reporter: that's right. he was supposed to be in florida just about all day today except for that rally in north carolina. they scrapped an event in florida so he could add this one in ohio just outside of youngstown. he's worried about john kasich. just a few moments ago donald trump said john kasich can't make america great again. he's gone after the governor of ohio again talking about these trade deals, which is a big issue in the rust belt area of youngstown, ohio, and other portions of this region. one thing you can say about this event so far in terms of how things have been

a spokesperson for the local fire union tells us city manager lydia pettis patton handed down the suspension. we've also confirmed through sources that firefighter is rusty quillin. quillin is president of the local fire union. he spoke to 10 on your side in november and december about staffing shortges. the legal advice on what to do next. we've reached out to spokesperson for the city of portsmouth - we'll let you know when we hear back. covering decision 2016 this evening... the remaining candidates for president are campaigning hard today - on super saturday. five states had caucuses and primaries. we're learning republican candidates chasing donald trump are using different strategies to try to slow the front runner's momentum. in the first results of the night - senator ted cruz dominated the competition. s/ sen. ted cruz / (r) presidential candidate:07 - :11 "god bless kansas, kentucky, maine and nebraska for republicans.. it's the first chance to gauge the "mitt romney effect" abandon the party's front-runner. in kansas, trump fired back s/ donald trump / (r) presidential candidate:2

. >> another leading democratic senator, elizabeth warren calling him a loser with petty bullying, attacks on women and racism. gop law makers. >> reporter: mr. trump goes to washington. spending the day in the nation's capital, tay spending ang off the record meing with quote influentiaia republica senators. >> he's getting most of the votes and for , that's very, very important. i want to see the people heard and i want to see donald trump president. >> reporter: the gathering was hoped to mend fences with the establishment but leadership like mitch mcconnell and paul ryan say they were not invited. >> they said they weren't invited. was that on purpose? >> no, not at all. they just invited a small group.p. you have a lot of people that you think are against me and it's just politicians. they want to make a deal. >> reporter: and at the under construction hotel, trump, who's been criticized for being out of to clarify his position. out lying a noninterventionist platform and questioning the long standing involvement innato. >> i think we need to keep nato, but pay a lot less for nato its

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people here blame petty fights between gangs for much of the violence and say it's only getting moree. shootings are most frequent in the poorest and underresourced parts of chicago, where local schools have been shut down, juvenile arrest is high, and we are thought far from inglewood, a notoriously dangerous at the end of the day. >> you're not expecting it to happen don't hope for things to happen, afraid things won't. >> 15-year-old rosalyn collins comes to this boxing gym to escape the violence on her streets. crushers club is a safe haven for local kids. >> how many people who you know have gotten shot? >> hmm plenty. can't count them. >> and how many people have died because of gun violence? >> plenty. >> that you know? is that pretty normal around here? >> yes. like if you don't know somebody that's gotten shot or that's gotten killed, you're weird or something. you got to know someone who has gotten killed. everyone has a shirt that says "rest in peace" on it. i have dreams that happen in reality don't really happen. like in my dreams people can't get shot, you can't get sho

i checked on that and found he did have a couple petty thefts and one open container. did mouth off and that he did have drinks that night. after that he went to a recovery program for alcohol. >> paul, thank you. >>> now to breaking news in st. petersburg. a crash is lowing traffic -- slowing traffic near 54th south. you can see that traffic is stopped at least two cars are involved in this crash. a big mess. one person was transported with injuries, st. petersburg fire tells us there's construction in the area which is contributing to the slowdown. we'll post new information on the crash and the backup on our website, wfla.com. >>> detectives need your help finding a voyeurism suspect. up a woman's skirt when her back was turned. >> sheriff's deputies are confident that someone will recognize the man in the video and turn him in. chip, apparently, this guy didn't realize that the store surveillance cameras were rolling. >> reporter: it's no secret. this is the front of the store. there's a surveillance camera there. you walk over this way there's a surveillance camera there. and right