south carolina says enough of that, even when they miss and the pushback, they had 30 points to believe the team in south carolina wins it 88-66. they advanced to the next round. playing in the ncaa tournament, here's what you need to know. florida gold coast be 96 - 65. 65. that means they will face north carolina on thursday, the next round of the ncaa tournament. to the nfl, the carolina panthers announcing the signing of free-agent defensive tackle, paul soley i, he signed a two-year deal and spent the last

south carolina says enough of that, even when they miss and the pushback, they had 30 points to believe the team in south carolina wins it 88-66. they advanced to the next round. playing in the ncaa tournament, here's what you need to know. florida gold coast be 96 - 65. 65. that means they will face north carolina on thursday, the next round of the ncaa tournament. to the nfl, the carolina panthers announcing the signing of free-agent defensive tackle, paul soley i, he signed a two-year deal and spent the last

what is the pushback from the fcc from the republican commissioners? daniel: part of it is justifying the figures we are throwing out now. as i understand it, the proposal has added budget to lifeline, but to increase in 15%. i think it is 1.5 billion, or what -- 1.5 sit -- i think they are proposing $2.2 billion going forward. it is not clear what is driving the 50%, whether than 25% or whatever, and it is not clear what will happen if the fcc had sacral. is it asoft budget -- soft budget, or something we should aspire to? it once we have the reform, means that the universal service fund numerator will grow, and so the surcharge is likely to grow as well. brendan: this program has been criticized by people in both parties for a lot of waste and fraud, and the fcc is taking steps to bring that end. program, it has become sort of politically you saideven though as it started in the reagan administration. are the steps the fcc has taken enough to try to combat the weight in it? and the proposal going out this month also has new measures to clamp down on

support like snap or like any other subsidy that the federal government provides, there's a lot of pushback. award entitlement i think is really on the hill so i think the idea that we would develop a brand-new program that would be able to combine elements of equipment, support as well as the cost i think is helpful and wishful thinking but i don't know that we have actually got the votes in congress to do something like that. low income folks need access now lifeline is a step towards that and gets us closer to that whole today. >> guest: a law professor suggests that if the problem with the universal service fund is it came before congress, congress would have voted down. that may suggest a problem with the broque i'm as far as the american people. the critique for the universal service fund for years has been the hidden tax because it's off legit. self-sustaining and arguments by people like me that we need to move it on budget are inevitably met with but if we actually acknowledge the cost of this on the budget people are voted down and i think that says something about the existence o

should go over well with kids wine organization is calling for the start of a school year to be pushback. lengths to fake a disease couldus what made his own family turned should the start of the school year be pushback in thee name of tours and pick one local groupe compromise the ashtabula county convention and visitor visitors bureau is in charge of promoting tourism and from the latest numbers it sounds like everything is going well l but there is one problem that executive directorbu stephanie siegel has noticed since we found that the early back to school they has a negative impact on terrazzo throughout the county fora and we looked into it and it wasn't just one community that was reflecting large county. >> of thee center for its business investors teachers often higher for the summer have to go back to school in mid august theav leaving them short staffed for the rest of the season.insh for our businesses that's where is kind of their holiday season. tourism and travel makes all their money in august. >> she said the only way to fix the issue is to delay the of school. they now

typically there's a lot of pushback by the establishment. >> right. >> and the party elders.here will be zero pushback and they will probably be encouraged to do so. >> the democrats may actually pick up senate seats. which is something that was not as predictable months ago. >> right. >> well, it was hard- >> the numbers were good for democrats. but they weren't going to pick up the number of seats that they will likely pick up with a trump at the top of the ticket. >> well, susan, it's going to be interesting to see how they do that in the base not push back. that's going to be the question. joan and susan stay with me. lots more ahead. >>> coming up, paul ryan slams ugliness in the republican party. but his apology for that ugly rhetoric landed him in our gotcha. ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. out on the town or in for the night, at&t helps keep

that comes up to us before the pushback on the cooler temps. on the futurecast, just a few clouds from time to time. the front is hanging up to the north and really is not bringing us much of anything. a few more clouds in the amp. high of 67 today. tomorrow up to 75. sunny skies. that is a record high set for that particular day. then we do see cooler temperatures for the next couple of days. wednesday and thursday record high temperatures in the tristate again. greg: have a seat on the couch you big baby. greg: mike was an the beach and playing beach volleyball. rosanna: it was adults' volleyball. greg: excuse me, it was a beach ball. mike, what happened? mike: i hit the giant beach ball. it was thanksgiving weekend and about ten or 12 feet across and hit it, thinking it is flying around, it doesn't. these are things that you learn. roz ross you are a candidate for the new segment on fox. my body and soul. now we need to know how you got back together again. mike: just like a humpty dumbty situation. i ripped the tendon out of my arm and i co

is he having the same pushback in ohio as governor christie's having over here? >> yeah, but, joe, the difference is, he's a very popular governor. >> governor christie? >> no, no. >> governor kasich. >> kasich's very, very popular. >> we just interviewed christine todd whitman, and she said, you know, it's very difficult to be out of the state running for office, and it's a little easier than when she was stuff. but, you know, this is a hands-on chief executive job, and he wasn't doing a lot of that because he was off. >> i would say this. you can't fight crime, poverty, illiteracy, fix our roads and our bridges on a cellphone. you have to be in the state, in talking to people. it's as simple as that. and that's why the resentment is there. >> you can come back when there's a storm coming, even though that became a controversy, but you can return. but you can't to do the actual day-to-day legwork. >> you can't. it's just -- they want you there, and they want you to know that you care about them enough to be there. >> so, how is this gonna affect your day-to-day

emerald, inside the debate wasn't the only place where there was some pushback. that's right, hundreds of protesters braved and frigid temperatures to say they don't feel republicans have adequately addressed in their state. here you can see those protesters holding up signs saying "flint lives matter." the city's water crisis has been a big point of contention for lots of people in the state...as many say republican governor rick snyder, and the republican party as a whole hasn't done enough to fix the aftermath of all the lead in the water. debate protested minimum wage, calling for a boost to fifteen dollars an hour. the protesters say everyone deserves a right to clean drinking water and a fair wage...and that's a message they feel the gop needs to hear. there's also a protest of a different kind happening here in florida. this morning, a judge will hear a case challenging whether or not cruz and rubio are even eligible to run for president. i'm working on that and will have more at 6 o'clock. allison, back to you. if you don't want to face the crowds to vote

mark: realistically, given this is a presidential year and the president has received pushback, not onlyitch mcconnell of texas who by the way in the past the nomination to the circuit court, but we also have pushback from the chairman of the senate judiciary committee chuck grassley of iowa, what are the realistic chances chuck grassley -- that judge garland it's a hearing at this point? >> very slim. the entire nomination process is being shaped by the republican presidential race where you have seen voters have an uprising against the establishment. this is another case where they are being put to the test whether they will cave in to the president or stand up against him. it seems like based on the republican presidential nomination that republicans have the incentive to stand their ground. that is what mitch mcconnell said he would do a few minutes ago. thank you so much. by our journalists. thank you so much. back to you in london. mark: thank you my much. coming up over this. exploring what this would mean ahead of the bank of england policy decision. all eyes are on the bed today

angelica esther mark reporter: there is not a lot of pushback on the proposed bell schedules. here is the breakdown. six schools are affected, but the schools are seeing the if approved, they would start and end 45 minutes later. the high school would start 40 minutes earlier. that start time was requested from the school to give kids more time with afterschool activities. there was no decision on that tonight. they want to hear from you before discussing this again march 15. another question, how the state election maps are affecting school districts in wake county. some concerns include changing who parents talk to, especially parents involved in board advisory councils in the district. >> in the past, parents knew their local board member and they attended the schools roughly in that district, and they came to these meetings at least four times a year and had very direct input into what they reporter: no clear solution on that tonight. they will come back with more information and possible policy revisions. live in wake county, angelica alvarez, abc 11 eyewitness news. stev

things, there's a pushback. why should i trust you when your commercial interests are not in line with my personal interest? so it's exactly what sonia said. i view it as the extremes that are coming from a public that's too trusting of the medicalized approach to our own health. >> you were talking basically i guess between the public and private interests getting all mixed in. i'm wondering if you find, i know gag laws are usually based on the way animals are treated but do you find that the same laws are hindering getting accurate information about how much waste is on the factory farms and light how big i think you call them lagoons, the manure lagoons. from looking at the sight of thanks from an animal rights perspective i've never put it together with perhaps learning with these pathogens are coming from. >> i'm not that familiar with the laws around disclosures about these things. these are estimates that of the people put together that i'm using in the book into my research. i really don't know, but, of

neave, the pushback to this has basically been the e.u.ite know what to do -- or it doesn't want to do more than it has been doing. so how do they square that circle? >> reporter: well, yes, arriving here a little bit earlier in the day, the european council president said that he was perhaps more cautious than optimistic about a real outcome. but in the last ten or so days between the first meeting on march 7th, and this, round, two, a tremendous amount of work has been going on behind the scenes. we do know there is a slightly watered-down version of the deal on the table over the talks through the day, but you are right in saying there has been a significant amount of pushback from at least five e.u. member states, the loudest being cyprus that has an on-going conflict with turkey. and cyprus wants to make sure that turkey changes its views on that. criticism also from france and the czech republic who are worried about turkey being able to use these negotiations to effectively blackmail europe into getting what it wants especially when

this was starting to see a little bit of pushback. >> adrian, thank you very much for that. >>> thailand's military government due to release a final draft of its controversial new constitution. it will then go to a national referendum on the 7th of the august. the military suspended the constitution when it took power in 2014. we have the report from bangkok. >> it's an unusual job for military reservists. fans out across the nation by the thousands assigned to inform the thai public about a draft constitution and a road map returning the country to democracy. what's been playing out in thai politics the last two years since the army took over is something familiar. 2014 was the 13th successful coup in thailand, and if voted in, this will be the nation's 20th constitution. some feel this version is designed to further entrench the existing power brokers. >> we call this a state that will try to strength know en thoo one power more compared to the last constitution. that's why they tried to enhance the scenarios. >> he added that those in control want to get further away from elections. th

one in the bahamas that would take passengers away from freeport, the current stop. .here is some pushbackocally it is not like you are completely immune from the local troubles. in january while caribbean had to divert one of its ships from a private port in haiti because there were folks protesting a presidential election and small boats all around. you have to deal with the local troubles. carol: bottom line, though, this is in a trend that is going to change anytime soon. chris: no, the first one was in 1977 so this has been going on and will continue. carol: great read, thank you so much. chris palmeri from our los angeles bureau joining us there. still ahead on "bloomberg markets," people checking on the options market. let's get a check on some of the top gainers in the trading session. energy companies dominate the list and crude has moved up. southwestern, anadarko, devon energy, some of your out performers. ♪ carol: this is "bloomberg markets." i am carol massar. we are near the close of trading could stocks trying to extend their weekly winning streak of 4, which would be the lo

but what is the pushback in d.c.? siphoned off in some way and the terrorists figure out how to hack? there is a lot of pushback for your logical idea, right? >> we have to be of a mind seth. it all comes together. america always has to lead. if we don't lead, then we won't get to the point and have resources. to a certain extent 8 years of president obama who had not wanted to lead in this area, this is what the globe is concerned about. if you kill 30-40 and wound 200 people, you create what terrorism is all about. it makes everyone scared to death. people shouldn't have to be wandering the streets in peril. we have to provide leadership as we always have throughout the world. part of our responsibility. dethere are great to see you. thank you so much. you are invited any time you like, ed rollins. we are speaking a lot about fighting isis, defeating terrorism. juliet: says hillary clinton should be considered one of the founders of isis. military experts general tom mac iny agrees. he's my guest next. you can't pre

he's receive aid lot of pushback for doing so.y critics say he should have returned to washington to deal with the aftermath of the attacks in brussels, but the president says it was important that he didn't do that because he says the terrorists intended to disrupt american society and it was important to send a message that they will not have that kind of power. so instead today, the president will be traveling to patagonia with his family to enjoy some of this country's most beautiful sights before traveling back to the white house. >> i like that tango. >> oh, yeah. we didn't get to see it. take a look. this happened last night at the state dinner. initially this tango dancer tried to get the president to join in and he was like no, i'm good. finally he gave in. it was quite a dance. that's breaking the internet right now. >> yeah. >> and michelle obama right on the right side of your screen. that beautiful silver dress had her own partner so she was not without a dance partner. >> i think their form is pretty good. >> i like

trump is also expected to face unprecedented pushback during a key speech before a powerful group today. >> reporter: mr. trump goes to washington. gop presidential front-runner donald trump will be in the nation's capital today rallying >> if we bring our party together, we will win. we will win by numbers that you've never seen before. >> reporter: trump is set to meet with nearly two dozen republicans. he is also scheduled to deliver a critical speech to apac. denouncing what they call trump's hate speech, a group of rabbis plan to walk out of the speech. >> get him out of here. >> reporter: trump is still poised to beat rivals ted cruz and john kasich in the winner take all state of arizona tomorrow. even still, the possibility of a contested convention hangs over his head. >> you have to have a majority of the delegates in order to be the nominee. there is nothing magical about the number. >> reporter: favored to win in utah tomorrow, cruz contends he can stop trump in the delegate count. >> we have a straightforward path to get to 1,237 delegates and secure the republican nominati

are still looking for ways to lift families out of poverty ...but the mayor's plan is getting some pushback ...plus ... ditching the wheelchair ...a new robotic suit is helping people who use wheelchairs stand tall.what makes this one stand out from others ...next, break three 3 nobody said it was going to be easy, but figuring out how to tackle cincinnati's child poverty crisis is turning out to be even more daunting than expected. local 12's jeff hirsh shows us why the time frame for cincinnati mayor john cranley's child poverty collaborative is being moved back. 3 "let me show you something. this is not a new board game, and it's not a design for a new video game. rather this chart explains all the different federal government anti-poverty programs, more than 80 of them, spending a trillion dollars a year. trying to navigate it, trying to explain it and understand it is like a roll of the dice." roll of dice which is one reason why mayor john cranley's task force on child poverty -- called the child poverty collaborative -- will by the mayor's orignal goal of june 30th."it has to have pu

a day off from the campaign trail, but what he said about a contested convention still sparking pushback from his own party. trump was on the phone with cnn wednesday and warned there could be riots if republicans deny him the nomination. >> if we're 20 votes short or if we're, you know, 100 short and we're at 1100 and somebody is at 500 or 400, i don't think you can say that we don't get it automatically. i think you'd have riots. i think you'd have i wouldn't lead it, but i think bad things would happen. >> nobody should say such things in my opinion because to even address or hint to violence is unacceptable. >> house speaker paul ryan says even if this dispute goes to multiple ballots at the convention, he won't allow himself to be drafted as a candidate. >>> a lot of states have to weigh in before those conventions in july. voters in arizona and utah will have their say on tuesday. and the democrats will also caucus in idaho. for republicans, arizona is winner take all with 58 delegates at stake. for the democrats, there are 85 delegates in play. take a look at this new merrill poll

an aggressive pushback from him.ides say he was angry like any husband would be if something was untrue and being said about them. he personally tweeted the first response last night. he tweeted it out from his iphone last night during election night while results were coming in tweeting about donald trump being a classless, in his words. so very clear the cruz campaign wanting to not let this linger out there. wanting to address it head-on. >> a public fight. donald trump doesn't give much up. >>> coming up in our next hour -- back to our top story. much more serious stuff. the latest on the brussels investigation. the manhunt intensifies. disturbing new questions lingering about the possible threat of more attacks that could be to come. the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing: a crash. the 2016 e-class.

@>>reporter: a local manager @told us they have received some @pushback although almost @everyone we talked to agreed @with the age rule including @kids themselves. @>> kids this age should not see @r rated movies because they @have too many passing, too many @more violence i think it is @right. @>>reporter: this isn't a brand- @new policy, it has been in @place for about a year. @aamc and cinemark have @implemented and no six after @six rule which means they can @accompany adults during the day @but not after 6:00 p.m.. @>>> the columbus zoo has some @new residents. @check out the tiger cubs born @those two says they are healthy @and nursing well with their @mother. @there are now seven at the @columbus zoo. @they are needed to russia and @have been a critically @endangered species there due to @overhunting. @>>> absolutely adorable. @>> as we look to the weekend we @will get a little bit of @everything. @>> there has been some @promising developments in the @last couple hours. @we watch these models as they @come in and like everything @else, they change. @the good news it won't a

tonight the pushback against donald trump louder and more forceful than ever, this as just days away from heading to the polls. in arizona today, protesters blocking the main road tois rally outside phoenix, some chaining themselves to cars, the traffic backing up for miles. anti-trump protesters taking to the streets here in new york city, too. thousands of supporters did manage to make it to hear him speak. right there, you can see itit, a massive rally and a sea ofake america great again hats and the republicans are plotting their own strategy to stop him as he heads closer to that republican nomination and abc's mary bruce starts us off with the growing resistance and donald trump's response. >> reporter: tonight, tensions rising across e country as trump faces new roadblocks. prosters outside phoen blocking a main street to a trump rally. three arrested. sherriff joe arpaio, a lightning rod for controversy coming to trump's defense. >> if they think they are going to intimidate you and the next president of the united states, not going to happen. not in this town. >> reporter: a

the mayor tells me is to convince the general assembly to approve this and he knows there will be pushback from cms. but he says that is not going to stop him from splitting cms up. back to you. >> thank you. now to breaking news we have been following. sky3 live over a pond where dive teams are assisting with a search on mallwood circle. police released few details and medic says they are not looking for a person. bring you new details. >> and investigators are working to figure out what caused this fire in pageland. johnson produce on 601. sky3 over the scene and the flames shooting from the building. firefighters trying it out it. no word whether anyone got hurt. >> employees have a mess to clean up after someone used a car to ram into the charlotte drugstore to steal cigarettes. the smash and grab happened at 3:30 at at rite aid. look at it there. glass broken all over the sidewalk. police are reviewing video right now of that incident. >> right now, a man is in jail tonight accused of a sex crime against a child. tony curtis little is charged with indecent liberties with a child. unde

. >> next, cms gets more pushback on student assignment, the steps to keep kids in schools. >> and new at 7:00 on primetime more about a man accused of killing two people burning their bodies and burying them in his backyard while his wife was out of town. the message from one of the victim's family members to the man accused at 7:00 p.m. on wbtv news is sponsored by... >> what a story. a little girl hospitalized her first two years of life had a dedicated nurse take care of her everyday. 30 years ago. and tonight they are reuniting and they invited us alongment the connection between patient and nurse and how they found each other tonight for you at 11:00. >> cannot wait for that. >> tonight, the huntersville and the cornelius town councils are voting on student assignments. >> they want to send charlotte-mecklenburg schools a strong message. the politicians want cms to make home schools a priority. wbtv's dedrick russell is live in huntersville where the vote will happen. and will this pass? and are leaders feeling the pressure to do something? resolution will pass with unanimous vot

he has a real grassroots approach to his home state, and if he hears a lot of pushback, perhaps he would have some sway with mitch mcconnell. some of the republicans who have been quoted saying they would be willing to consider a garland nomination, should hillary clinton be the victor in november, they're responding to questions and those who have said that they might be open to that. jeff flight of arizona is often a more moderate, willing to reach across the aisle kind of republican. that is different than what would be sanctioned from the republican leadership. and that's the key here. individual senators will maybe open the door. leadership is what we have to watch. >> orrin hatch said he would consider a lame duck hearing. luke russert, this is a classic battle. this confirmation battle in an election year, no less, and in fact, a lame duck session might be something they would consider on lame duck hearings not just hillary clinton but what if donald trump were the victor? some republicans might want to see judge garland on the court rather than thinking about what might happen. >

today philadelphia mayor jim kenney mentions the budget and he's about to get pushback and tracking snow. it's in the 20s right now ahead of the cold but sunny day. it's 4:00 a.m. good morning. you're watching nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. it's cold. >> the cold came in on those gusty winds yesterday, and this is what we have. this is pretty close to normal. a cold start and the temperatures are still falling and skies are clear which, of course, means we're going to sunshine too. a little breeze out of the northwest at 7 miles an hour. nowhere near as windy at 9:00. 33 degrees above freezing and a pretty good warmup. upper 30s today. but we'll start to watch some clouds moves into the area during the afternoon. and that will set the stage for snow coming in tonight. i'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. for now, jesse boynton. si. it's real early for this. you can see we have police activity there. it's over into the shoulder right now. several vehicles involved. you can see it trails up a little further up there, but the traffi

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. >>> tonight pushback against donald trump getting louder and in arizona, protestors blocked the phoenix. anti-trump protestors took to the streets too. mary bruce has more on the growing resistance and what the frontrunner has to say about it all. >> reporter: tonight tensions rising across the country as trump faces new roadblocks. [ chanting ] >> reporter: protestors outside phoenix blocking the main highway to a trump rally, demonstrators lining up using their own cars to stop traffic. gridlock for miles. three arrested. those cars eventually towed out of the way. sheriff >> they think they're going to intimidate you. and the next president of the united states. not gonna happen. >> reporter: in new york, thousands taking to the streets outside trump tower clashing with the frontrunner's supporters. this as the republican establishment tries to block trump's road to the nomination. >> the establishment, they don't know what they're doing. they have no clue. >> reporter: top republicans including mitt romney now throwing their support behind ted cruz as their last hope to deny trump t

. >>> call it peeled orange pushback. a twitter user in florida posted a photo of prepeeled oranges in whole foods. critics pounced saying it promotes laziness and violates their policies. whole foods responded saying they would leave oranges in their natural packages, the peel. >> unbelievable. >> i think that if you are willing to pay the up charge on a plastic container, then fine. you deserve to pay extra. >> i saw that as i walked over the precut apples. >> and roller coaster right? >> we could talk about that for hours. >>> coming up at 5:30, a scuba up in a florida power and light plant. >> plus, a passionate debate over medical marijuana in our state capital. lawmakers argue on behalf of >> right now on newschannel8 at 5:30. >> tonight, an incredibly strange twist in one of the most famous murder cases in the past century possibly bringing i'm jennifer leigh. >> i'm josh benson. thanks for being with us. the los angeles police department is confirming they are examining a knife that may have been found at oj simps

just this week, politifact revised a headline after pushback from a presidential campaign, writing its original wording should have been more precise. kylie says the sheer number of candidates and claims this cycle has been overwhelming. >> more of the same. >> reporter: that's not good. >> it's good for us in terms of being able to provide information to the public. >> reporter: mark albert, washington. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> at ground zero in new york city, a new multibillion transportation hub is open for business. some call it the most beautiful train station in the world. others insist it's a horrible waste of money. it's called occulace. 15,000 tons of steel reaching 25 stories tall. the famed architect designed it to resemble a bird rising, the archways will house 11 subway lines and officials estimate 250,000 commuters every day. what first struck you about this design? >> i really like the interior space the best actually. a contributing architect critic. >> a democracy should be building important buildings for people. it's nice to

investors are also concerned that health insurers and pharmacy benefit managers will increase the pushbacks on valeant's drugs. what they want from pearson's return is improved communication and, most of all, a smoother road ahead. for "nightly business report," i'm meg terrell. >>> gw pharmaceutical reports a successful phase three trial for epilepsy and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the british drug company has been testing a cannabis-based drug to treat children with epilepsy and had promising results. the news sent the company's shares soaring 120% today to 84.71. >>> 3-d systems has plans to expand into health care and automatic complications and a steeper loss for the maker of 3-d printers. shares jumping more than 24% on the day to 1439. best day for the company in five years. >>> drugmaker lynn net is reviewing the sales forecast for the year and the company is seeing unanticipated market softness and the loss of an unnamed key customer is expected to impact its sales. shares down nearly 5.5% to 21.19. >>> red box owner announcing that the board will be exploring str

romney today to the increase in protesters, we are starting to see at donald trump's events, the pushback from the front runner seems to be going. the late? garrett haake. >>> the next few days crucial for the campaigns. tomorrow is caucus day in kansas for republicans and democrats, and there's also republican caucuses in kentucky and in maine and there is a democratic caucus in nebraska, and then louisiana will hold a primary, and sunday is the main democratic caucus and the caucus for puerto rico. sunday night the democrats will take part in a cnn debate in flint, georgia. >>> it was a build rush hour scene in dc this afternoon as police chased a lexus, somehow linked to a homicide investigation, and at one point the lexus sped north, hitting cars in the process, and the driver smashed into a u.s. park police cruiser near kennelworth avenue northeast. he bailed and took off, but police chased him down. we are waiting to hear back from police on who this man is >>> now to prince george's county where a former elementary school volunteer accused of sexually abusing and exploiting school

it's the same sort of pushback i got from donald trump when i tried to ask him if there would be consequences if these allegations turned out to be true. now the question is will there be consequences at the voting booth here in wisconsin? as trump's campaign manager, corey lewandowsky faces a battery charge. trump charged on, campaigning in wisconsin today, standing by his right-hand man just as he did in the days after the alleged incident. >> so, you know, they had a lot of cameras there. i mean if somebody went down, there would be pictures. everybody has pictures. >> if it comes to light something did happen, are you going to do something about it? will there be some sort of punishment? >> supposing it comes to light that nothing happened, are you going to apologize to him? >> reporter: lewandowsky has been by trump's side from the start. initially seen as a light weight operative, the campaign eaaide is on the verge of leading trump to the nomination, by doing what many wouldn't, letting trump be trump. as such the never back down campaign is still not backing down. and neither are his

dagen: steven bower, scar face. >> do you get pushback? >> of course i do.llywood, but it's not stopped me, i won't allow it to. and that's why, you know, people using all of these excuses about gender, race, whatever. they're excuses. if you want something bad enough, you go after it, you get it, you find a way, where there's a will, there's a way. maria: and that's why i think it makes your point, in terms of trump supporters, they're not going to just go away. >> no way. maria: how do you think the election plays out? >> i say he wins and i think that rubio should be his veep. maria: i don't know, he's been calling him little marco. dagen: i predict john kasich. because john kasich-- >> he said he won't do it. dagen: but it's all for-- >> what is he going to say? because i think he feels an adult in the room like he's saying. >> and ohio doesn't hurt. dagen: thank you. maria: stacy, good to see you. stacy gash. and national security front and center. we're talking to the ceo of one of the operators of the largest ports keeping our country safe. >> hey, we

no growth-promoting antibiotics, >>> there's some pushback from a long island village against the brave new world of drones. great effect estates has turned itself into a "no drone" zone, great neck estates. cbs 2's carolyn gusoff reports. >> reporter: she she is us how big the drone was that recently hovered outside her house. >> i thought it was coming through my window. i saw it so close. >> reporter: so now the one square mile village of great neck estates has taken a step citing concerns over privacy and safety officials voting to ban drones from its airspace. a wise move says one resident who had a drone land on her front lawn. >> you can release drones. they can get away from you and they can go into power lines. >> reporter: drones are regulated by the faa but that hasn't stopped local governments from taking on the billion-dollar industry. huntington prohibits drones from being flown on someone's and suffolk bans all summer drone flights over beaches. but at a college where enrollment in a new drone minor is booming, the dean cautions against hazy regulations. >> those type of

. >> by the 1960s and 1970s, there's real pushback on either cultural or biological conceptions of race, particularly those that were associated with some type of hierarchy or some type of sense of one race being superior, even if it's culturally superior. >> reporter: by the 1960s, much of africa and asia were de- colonized, and, in the u.s., the civil rights movement, including the black power movement, changed attitudes. >> so what you saw in chicago and throughout the country was very angry populations that were very well organized and very mobilized and were thinking at a very fundamental way, "how do we change institutions to make them more just?" >> reporter: in 1969, the museum removed the "races of mankind" exhibit. >> the new generations of curators were uncomfortable. they were embarrassed by the exhibit by that point. >> reporter: the statues were scattered around the museum or put in storage. but wali says she felt they could serve a purpose once again. >> you don't want to waste that opportunity then to talk very openly about the history of race in our country. >> reporter

just this week, politifact revised a headline after pushback from a presidential campaign, writing its original wording should have been more precise. kylie says the sheer number of candidates and claims this cycle has been overwhelming. what is 2016 going to be? >> reporter: that's not good. >> it's good for us in terms of being able to provide information to the public. >> reporter: mark albert, washington. >>> the "cbs overnight news" [announcer] ah, fresh florida pan roasted vegetable medley served with sirloin steak. the sizzling sound of fresh florida vegetables mingling together; saut\ zucchini, squash, bell peppers, and tomatoes in golden olive oil. garnish with fresh parsley and serve with juicy sirloin steak. that's how easily pan roasted florida vegetables complete a delicious meal. visit freshfromflorida.com for more great recipes. >>> at ground zero in new york city, a new multibillion transportation hub is open for business. some call it the most beautiful train station in the world. others insist it's a horrible waste of money. it's called occulace. 15,000 tons of steel