rebecca: let her go jack! rebecca, don't... you stay out of this! we're leaving right now.here or you're going to get it, too! you lay a hand on me and i'll see you in court and your boss will be the first to know. don't you ever touch my sister! kevin... sandy, go call the police. just do it now! don't you dare! do it! don't you dare! hey. hey. you're going to pay for this! ( softly ): i'm sorry. ( snickers ) don't try anything stupid, jack. you make me sick. really sick! hello, would you send someone over to the whitney apartments 35 white street, right away? yes, my boyfriend hit me... yes, he's beaten me up before. rebecca: are you all right? i'm better. i've stopped shaking. the police are going to keep him overnight and make sure he knows he can't bother me. they said i should go to court and get a restraining order. that's a good idea. sandy, do you still want to stay at our place tonight? no, the police advised against it. they gave me a phone number to call... some people that can help out. it's a... a shelter for battered women. rebecca: do you want me to come wit

>>rebecca:.: dozens of people are dead and trapped after a bridge collapse in india will have new this land inhabited the pitcher the moment that all came crashing down you may find this video disturbing will sabadilla of the aftermath to where restaurants are trying to carry all that debris and arrested many people as they could right now people still trapped in a restaurant operation happening as we speak. >>darya: we have more on the story and city parks. >>jackie sissel: this is one of four parks than the armed robbers have been occurring on the victims in fact have a list of the park's battered and question all these attacks have in the city of antioch and the all happened last week they said happen between to control 30 at night people will part in the cars parked on a park and the suspect vehicle pulled up behind a vehicle to pick it out of the car and they both go to each window at the corner and they still belong to the people inside of the car is a what a silver colors to than used to c

>>rebecca: if you're about to happen door this morning on the roadway looking gulley just 23 minutes and if you have to take all of the nimitz freeway getting from san leandro down to fremont on south it 80 that is coming in a green as well and is checking in about 25 minutes so far at this point. >>james: they found the body of the ski instructor went missing back in january at the issue will ski resort the body of the to to your person was found beneath 5 ft. of snow near where his self fog last paint that happen to be training at the resort and located the remains the dad who once had a record as a blind skier says he did not blame him for what happened to is not clear that the ski instructor got caught in an avalanche of not it was last seen january 15th while skiing off doing. >>james: the flame the block some of this is a figure was seen the cell phone bill that was sent to us by of your this is the video again showing the fame as firefighters arrived. >>reporter: at first the cameras were kept back from the fire but when one of the explosions happened a firefighter get blown b

>>rebecca: his image with from 85 to 1 01. >>darya: a mother who says the security guard told her to cover all or leave as she was nursing her baby at san francisco concern services building she was quietly nursing her child when she says that the security guard came up and argued with her. >>: all of a sudden i heard someone yelling at me that you have to cover if you will be immune i was shocked so i turned around and i saw the security guard and he was 10 ft. away from me, he drew his hand out and he waved his hand back and forth and he said and not trying to argue with you and walk away. >>: i was very upset what he insinuated was that she was breaking the rules. >>darya: there are about to breastfeed in public the agency director apologize for what happened. >>james: the man's name is peter but he goes by her mr. shatner he was given for adoption after his birth in 1984 he looked up and found we believe his birth parents were, the lawsuit states that he met him on the set of teaching or and they sit at the time they admit

filling in for kelly today is rebecca romijn. how are you? rebecca: it's such a win-win. kelly gets t trelax on vacation. i get to come play. i love being here. rebecca: yeah. michael: no, but i glad i'm here because you haven't been here in while. how are you doing? rebecca: i'm great. it's a gorgeous me of year. michael: yes, it is. rebecca: i got in sterday. i live in the west coast. michael: oh, you wait till all the cold is over. rebecca: i was here during at its coldest as well. michael: we like to suffer with people. rebecca: i know. misery loves company. it's true. everything is blossoming, going through central park. michael: yeah. rebecca: you know, there is a street that i drive down in the town where i live that is st lined with hundreds and hundreds of these beautiful blossoming trees. i just love cherry blossoms. is it wrong i -- all i want to do is just go clip a couple of branchs and put them in a vase? i mean, it's a public street.

lou: do you agree with mark, rebecca? i don't think we're seeing that anymore, that he is now finding more support when there is controversy necessarily. that the stage, we're seeing his support is definitely sustainable. that he has what you could call a floor of support no matter what he says or does. but we're at a point in the race where there are so few candidates that it actually does matter for trump in terms of growing support, when he says these things that are controversial, perhaps offensive. >> he's doing so well, it's a major news story that he might lose a state, wisconsin, you're supposed to lose one once in a while. lou: i'll be honest with you guys, i never understood how he is supposed to win in wisconsin. it is a liberal state. scott walker has unique politics, the speaker of the house hails from wisconsin, he is by some hailed as a conservative, for the life of me, i can't figure out how he is worthy of the label conservative. reince priebus, the head of the republican national committee hails from the

>>rebecca: we are free of hot spots are now.we do have a couple of slow spot the bay bridge which is pretty normal for this time a day. san detailed bridge is looking much better than what the law was before. it's only 25 minute drive time throughout. here the richmond center fell bridge it just under 10 minutes to get to the polls and a lot like an actor. at the golden gate bridge it looks great. at south 11 it will get take about five minutes to get to sever cisco. at high with 37 or writing about 30 minutes to get to the city. >> james: 3 senate queried till deputies are due back in court. we have images of the guards lacerta will be a three day hearing. they're accused of beating a prisoner to death in may in the gel. they have fled not guilty. if the men found guilty bills they could face of life in prison. >> darya: the family of and then sculley will have a memorial in his honor. lapin awash in the seat. sculley out that on february 13th. most of the supreme court justice are expected to give remarks in. >> james: police

rebecca?th eboni on this. ted cruz is not the type of person who would want to run for second place. he's very much his own sort of, if i but with john kasich, actually, this is now an attack that ted cruz's people are picking against him. calling him trump's vice president, john kasich implies he is running for second place. ted cruz's campaign, i have seen no indication that is on their mind. >> i think rebecca is right. the attacks by senator cruz, cruz to go there with trump. once the gloves came off in south carolina, they came off in a big way and the policy attacks have been a little too brutal. >> that was more strategic as well. lou: as we wrap up here, i want to get a sense from both of you. the gop establishment particularly in the person of paul ryan, the speaker, the whole apparatus, donor class, k street, they are selling out for the open convention thinking that somehow, apparently, they can change the rules and disadvantage donald trump and determine who will be the standard be

was it kim basinger, melanie griffin, or rebecca demornay. which of them do you think starred in this music video? that's the question this morning. do you know how many songs there are about sarah, by the way? it might be one of the popular female names in a song. >> we're gonna send it over to our new friends this morning. >> and can i touch the lucky best for good luck? >> yeah. it was a blond. >> you would be correct. >> a, b or c, what do you guys think? >> c. >> b. >> we're split. okay. >> we've got a split decision over there. let's send it over to the weather center. what do you guys think? >> we're going c. >> what do you think, jeff? >> you guys are split decision. >> okay. >> so b and c. >> and we have rebecca. >> no one's gone with a so kim. >> you say it was kim. >> yeah. take a look. i think it was the hand that rocked the cradle where she played the kind of disturbed nanny. she was hot back then. good job. rebecca rebecca. >> you should have listened to your sister. >> thanks for playing, you guys. that was fun. >>> that's how we play every day, just pick a random one.

otherwise, rebecca's name will not be on the birth certificate. >> which again, there's 2500 or we've spent money on the fertility cost. >> their minds on what if something happened to victoria. >> he would taken away from me. >> far different from a straight couple. >> even if the mother was actually carrying a different man's child, the husband in the marriage by law is considered the father in the state of florida. >> attorney christopher roy works with same-sex couples. >> there's insurance issues. many government issues that are out there that things still haven't been cleaned up in the state of florida. >> until then, couples like victoria and rebecca will keep fighting. >> i want it to be recognized as this is the child's parents. it shouldn't matter what body parts you have. >> as most other states have legalized same-sex marriage, they've changed their policies to allow both spouses to be on the birth certificate. >> is this something lawmakers know about? are they getting involved? >> that's right, jenn. state lawmakers came up with proposals to allow both spouses on the bir

to help the youth and need our help maneuvering that connection is there thank you, rebecca can to our local entries elliott thank you for being a great really diplomat 23u78 u, if you will, to our small businesses our long term care jeremy and berry detective and chip thank you very much being on the long term care we're having great conversations about the dignities fund and how we need to pay attention to the seniors and long term skewer is an incredible part and to the affirm before the hugger to the 4 commissioners, thank you very much for being here you've got a lot of friends here today family and friends >> (clapping.) >> thank you for september 11th up to be on the port commission you'll help us with the body we have and rebecca lee thank you very much for being on the public utilities commission your advisory committee the public utilities commission is doing a lot of work as the rain shows we have there's more work to do for the community to leslie to for the reentry that is so important as we want to make sure those that are reentering our society are not only treated with

rebecca, should republicans -- or save it and spend it on the democrats? >> eric, it's not necessarily mutually exclusive, right? republicans have plen of money. a lot of donors have been sitting on the sidelines, watching and waiting to see what happens with donald trump, only now are they really starting to spend tens of millions attacking him. i would argued they could do both, but you look at the spending so far, what is interesting is much of it hasn't been effective. this has been an election cycle where super-pac money has not made an impact. so it will be interesting to see, efederally if donald trump is the gnome near. >> what do you think, do you think this money would be better spent on 'democrat? >> maybe a retirement hoop for the gop, abu they're forecasting spending $200 million against their own candidate which looks pretty much inevitable at this point. it really is nonsensical at this point. i think it says more about their inwillingness to be prong and give us cushy appointments and things like that. >> the nomination isn't over. the nomi

back to you, rebecca.look at the complexity of arizona, the polling is clearly in donald trump's at least by real clear politics average some 13% for donald trump. that's the difference at the moment. yet the fabric of that state indicates that if you just look at the issue of immigration and of course that may be too simplicity, but for this discussion, just based immigration and what we're he seeing at this group, puente which means bridge in spanish which stands for immigration in what they cover are the ones that stop the roads. so is immigration going to somehow swing what we see right now, which is at least the polling showing that donald trump is way in front? >> well, i can see that actually if i wering up in the days to come. and even with the protests, that may be encouraging more people to support donald trump. because what we have in arizona is really a landscape tailor made for donald trump's candidacy. you have voters who have seen the immigration issue up close and personal. many supporters

. >> reporter: victoria and her wife rebecca waited more than a year to hear the words. >> before we got married we found out we were pregnant and expecting and all that. >> reporter: victoria decided to carry the baby. a boy. >> his name is maverick. we picked it out. we didn't know it was going to be "top gun." we joke around. >> reporter: their news came with a catch. >> when it comes to maverick i have no right over him until the adoption process goes through. >> reporter: the couple has to go through a stepparent adoption. otherwise, rebecca's name will certificate. >> there is 25 to free for ios $500 out of our pockets after we spent money on the fertility costs. >> reporter: as the couple nears their due date, their minds are on something else. what if something happens to victoria? >> he would be taken away from me. >> reporter: far different than a straight couple. >> if she was carrying a different man's child, the husband is considered the father in the state of florida. >> reporter: christopher roy works with same-sex couples. >> there are insurance issues. many governmen

here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: it's a first of its kind event. >> good morning, ladies. >>er trip. 36 jam packed hours organized by marie claire magazine who offered us seats board. 100 of the most influential leaders in fashion, business, technology, and public policy hopping aboard a jetblue flight from new york city to san francisco to meet 100 west coast power players and celebrities. sharing their secrets to success. >> we need to create spaces and where women come together and for lack of a better wofford network. >> reporter: the twist? everyone involved right down to the engineer's flight crew and pilots a woman. >> are there many other women doing this? >> maybe 3%? actress turned entrepreneur drew barry moore, the cover store of marie claire's boss issue sharing her wine and wisdom telling us her secret to creating a business, follow your passion. >> whatever it is in life that makes you feel like you just want to leap, leap. but work hard all the way through the fall. >> reporter: gwyneth paltrow's insider tip, dare to be first. >> i think that it's challenging t

rebecca mason has also denied an affair, but resigned from her job yesterday. she was not a state ploy employee but was paid by bentley's campaign and another private group. >> it has become apparent to me that rebecca mason has wielded a level of influence over both the governor and state government that i have never seen. >> reporter: tonight, there's a growing momentum to impeach. >> the governor needs to resign immediately. if he doesn't resign, the governor needs to be impeached. >> reporter: with a state ethics investigation now under way, what may or here has yet to play out. kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >>> still ahead tonight, embryo adoption. the little-known practice that's helping people start families of their own through the generosity of other couples. >>> also, they win more than the men's team but get paid so much less. now some of amer my opioid pain medication is slowing my insides to a crawl. that's opioid-induced constipation, oic, a different type of constipation. i'm really struggling to find relief... paint a different picture. talk t

rebecca's mom says she listens to adele all day...she tweeted these pictures out of their visit. we have some jaw-dropping surveillance video out of georgia, where a convenience store clerk determined she would not be the victim of an armed robber. robber.the man goes to the counter to make a purchase, and when she opens the register, he pulls a gun.they exchange some words, the clerk slaps the gun in his hand, they struggle and she hits him with the cash register drawer. he runs away and she grabs a hammer, ready for more.police are still looking for the suspect. that is 9 on your side at 7 for this wednesday.updates on all the day's top stories right now on wcpo dot com.our next newscast is tonight at test. he list starts now. >> daymond john reveals. >> the recipe to success. >> and three ways to stop those pesky online ads from stalking you. >>> welcome to the show, i'm theresa strasser. the three stories at the top list.

as rebecca pointed out, it starts on the top. as a presidential candidate that does not tolerate violence in any way at your rallies i guarantee trump supporters who are very loyal to him and seem to respect him won't hit protesters. has trump been doing that? no. what did he do last september in alabama where he said that someone should be roughed up, a protester who was kicked and punched. the next day trump was asked about it he said the person should be roughed up. >> the punch in the face comment, right? >> yes. yeah. he backed -- every once in a while he backs off and goes back and forth and plays game but then he's also said when his security guards said someone might throw tomatoes at you at this rally, there was that weird episode and he promised supporters in the audience if someone had a tomato and you punch them i will pay your legal bills. that is not a candidate who is telling his supporters to refrain from violence. that is someone incouraging violence. so it trickles down to his supporters and campaign aides so th

abc's rebecca jarvis has the details. >> thank you for calling. >> i would like to update my currente number. >> sure, we can definitely update your phone number. >> reporter: you're listening to a modern day bank robbery. that caller authorities say is really a thief using stolen bank account information. >> yes, i'd like to order some checks. >> reporter: ordering checks so he can get money from a stranger's account. you may not believe his accomplice. prosecutors say he got that stolen info from a bank teller. >> and what transactions did you want to go over, sir? >> reporter: it's not just one account. he calls to access several. >> i would like to know how much available in my accounts, please. >> you have $14,327.13. >> bank tellers have access to very confidential data. >> reporter: cyrus vance, manhattan's top attorney, says bad tellers are often part of larger identity theft rings. >> they're selling that to individuals on the outside who will then take that information, turn it into credit cards or checks. and he says he's seen an >> reporter: and he says he's seen an alarm

lee carter, rebecca burke are back with us.ebecca, trump responded very quickly after the photo of melania. that photo has been around a long time. nothing new. trump responded with this tweet, lie inch ted cruz use ad picture of melania from "gq" in his ad. be careful lyin' ted or i will spill "the beebs" on his wife. what beans on his wife? >> unclear what beans he is referring to. this is sort of an escalation in this campaign already been pretty much the most ferocious. what is interesting ted cruz himself never went to the extent ump ingeting donald trump's wife response to this ad by an outside group decided that he would himself not leaving this to anyone else, but the candidate himself would target ted cruz's wife heidi, which is very, very interesting. there has been a bit of a backlash, but also enabled donald trump to shift the conversation from him losing in utah last night, and allowed him to really take control of this news cycle again. so it hasn't been completely at his disadvantage. david: we have to remember,

he didn't use, rebecca, trump's names. he didn't use it once in the entire address until he sat down with dana bash and was asked about trump. what do you make of that strategy, what seems to be a clear strategy shift? >> right. so poppy, marco rubio has certainly not shied away from attacking donald trump recently. in fact, it has been central to his strategy. he even made fun of donald trump for physical features, some things we would expect more of donald trump than we would marco rubio. i think this is a unique audience. this is a conference of conservative activists, a conference of political activists who would know who he is talking about, without him having to say so. this is an audience that's in large party anti-donald trump. marco rubio knew what he was doing in terms of who he was speaking to, but i think in days to come, especially as we near the florida primary, which is crucial for marco rubio, we're going to see him attack donald trump by name explicitly, and ferociously as well. >> that march 15 florida vo

to help the youth and need our help maneuvering that connection is there thank you, rebecca can to our local entries elliott thank you for being a great really diplomat 23u78 u, if you will, to our small businesses our long term care jeremy and berry detective and chip thank you very much being on the long term care we're having great conversations about the dignities fund and how we need to pay attention to the seniors and long term skewer is an incredible part and to the affirm before the hugger to the 4 commissioners, thank you very much for being here you've got a lot of friends here today family and friends >> (clapping.) >> thank you for september 11th up to be on the port commission you'll help us with the body we have and rebecca lee thank you very much for being on the public utilities commission your advisory committee the public utilities commission is doing a lot of work as the rain shows we have there's more work to do for the community to leslie to for the reentry that is so important as we want to make sure those that are reentering our society are not only treated with

i became aware of a text message that was sent from miss rebecca mason to governor bentley. the text message was accidentally intercepted by governor bentley's body man, his personal security. that man was sergeant stan stabler. sergeant stabler accidentally picked up governor bentley's cell phone as he left it in the suburban and on the cell phone there was a text that was sexual in nature. on august 5th, chief lewis came into my office and played me parts of an audio recording in which governor bentley and rebecca mason were participating in an inappropriate sexual conversation. the tape was brought to my attention by chief lewis who received it from a bentley family member. a member of governor bentley's family was on the phone with chief lewis while the tape was being played in my presence. at that point, i explained to governor bentley it would be a crime if he has used state resources to facilitate a relationship or if he used campaign funds to facilitate the relationship. from august of 2014 until the present, it's become apparent to me that rebecca mason has willed t

. and i think she just became afraid. >> and in hamilton, larry davis, local 12 news >> rebecca kenner could get 25 years in prison when sentenced in may. >> local woman could face a murder charge after the stepson anna richmond, was charged child endangering. police say the little boy's legs were placed in a scalding water on tuesday to punish him. . >> message was left in the wall of the bathroom. middle and high schools were evacuated when tas searched. nothing was found. >>> the group trying to -- improve child poverty. cincinnati mayor's charles cranley hopes to help 10 thousand children in the next five years. the group's recommendations are scheduled to be released in november. mayor cranley originally said, it would happen in june. and they will join us for the poverty town hal on monday. it will be in the under ground brad johansson will moderate that. . >> and map left police in a chase, left the young woman critically injured in the aftermath. high. . >> kentucky house frees a bill, that will free college tuition for the graduates. graduates that need to apply for the federa

and i want to bring in rebecca berg. bring that up because this is as has been said here a state that is the home of sheriff joseph arrest paioarpaio, reele times, has come out with messages similar to what donald trump has been giving throughout the entire campaign trail. and has also been on media thousands of types. it seems like this is picture perfect for a donald trump kachb candidacy. >> it really is perfect turf for him and very much to his advantage on this turf that the sheriff would endorse him. it is totally in line with donald trump's brand. helps him to emphasize of course the immigration issue which has been very, very good for him in terms of his supporters and appealing to his base. and of course you heard him talk a lot about that in his speech today. no coincidence that he mentioned that ted cruz was born in canada as a way to say that he himself is an immigrant. obviously this has been a source of some controversy. ted cruz has said ethat he does qualify as a natural born citizen to run for president

a 4-4 vote in a high profile union case brought by teacher rebecca friedrichs with reason magazine. >> it's time for individual rights to be placed bob the rights of powerful unions. >> she argued she shouldn't be forced to pay fees to a union she doesn't want to join. court would rule 5-4 in her favor. but the state police decision means the appellate court decision stands favoring the unions. >>> new details out this morning shows the toll alzheimer's happens to be taking on patients and caregivers. researchers predict 476,000 cases of dementia just this year and more than 5 million americans had some form of dementia last year. caregivers say they're 28% less likely to skip meals or sacrifice their own medical care because they're tending to the needs of a loved one with alzheimers. >> more troubles with volkswagen. the federal trade commission is suing the automaker claiming its clean diesel pitches were false advertising and says volkswagen sold more than half a million cars based on fraudulent claims and should compensate the owns are. the company is facing a criminal probe and

let's bring in rebecca byrd, and joy reid. ladies, welcome.joy, we'll start with the big political story of the day. crump/cruz -- i mean trump. maybe i coined something new there, "crump." what is your sense of winners and losers here? >> it is the completely readily show takeover of the 2016 cycle. it's bizarre. but i guess the real world implications for ted cruz, alex, are that ted cruz needs to win in wisconsin. it's very important. it's been called the mass aada the stop trump campaign. ted cruz is winning most weekly church going white evangelicals, in addition to tea party supporters and movement conservatives. anything that could potentially shake the faith, quote unquote, the secular faith of that base in ted cruz, in his veracity, honest, and integrity, could hurt him and allow donald trump to sneak by. that's the big risk for ted cruz. on the trump side, the risk is that it raises his negatives in so high, republicans decide they simply cannot have somebody of that moral character, connected to the "national inquirer," as their sta

filling in for kelly today is rebecca romijn. how are you? rebecca: i'm great.

>while taking a break from the stage, adele is surprising one of her biggest fans.12-year-old rebecca is terminally ill... and only has six months to live.and while taking a break from the stage... adele made a personal visit to her home in ireland. rebecca's mom says she listens to adele all day...she tweeted these pictures out of their we have some jaw-dropping surveillance video out of georgia, where a convenience store clerk determined she would not be the victim of an armed robber. robber.the man goes to the counter to make a purchase, and when she opens the register, he pulls a gun.they exchange some words, the clerk slaps the gun in his hand, they struggle and she hits him with the cash register drawer. he runs away and she grabs a hammer, ready for more.police are still looking for the suspect. one student said she was sick to her stomach... returning to the building where a student shot two classmates monday. monday.nine on your side's carol williams has the new stories we're working on for you at six. it was certainly a tough day for students.... students....but some *parent

rebecca sanders, political reporter for the arizona republic. thank you so much for joining us, and we'll be following any developments out of arizona. thank you. >>> fox news will be following the voting in arizona. idaho and utah all day on tuesday with special election coverage beginning at 6:00 p.m. eastern with bill hemmer, martha mccallen and bret bear. >>> coming up, brand-new information on the terrorists in belgium, including details on just how police were able to track down the most wanted man in europe. >>> plus, a horrifying plane crash caught on tape. there's the crash. we'll tell you what investigators think may have brought down a emiraty airliner, killing all 62 people aboard. >>> and supreme court nominee, merrick garland, went to capitol hill this week. we'll tell you if he's any closer to weakening the republican opposition to his nomination. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief

as rebecca jahvaris shows us, the one person who you think is there to help you could be hurting you. >> sure we can definitely update your phone number. >> reporter: you're listening to a modern day bank robbery. that caller authorities say is really a thief, using stolen bank account information. ordering checks so he can get money from a stranger's you may not believe his accomplice. prosecutors say he got that stolen into he from a bank teller. >> what transactions did you want to go over, sir. >> reporter: it's not just one account. he calls to access several. >> you have $14,327.13. >> bank tellers have access to confidential data. >> reporter: the attorney says bad tellers are often problems of larger identity theft rings. >> they're selling that to individuals on the outside who will then take that information, turn it into credit cards or checks. >> reporter: and he has seen an alarming increase in these crimes, even estimating that he prosecutes a case once a month. should people around the country be worried. >> i think we should all be worried. that doesn't mean to panic.

a guy to kind of lift me out of that situation...rebecca was in foster care when she was forced into drug addiction and prostitution by a boyfriend. foster children and runaways *are* more vulnerable, but experts say *all* parents need to teach their kids about personal safety. start with stranger education for young kids. with older kids, talk about healthy relationships.. and they say *no child* should have complete social media freedom.46:53 gretchen hunt -dir. ofc of victims advocacy, ky atty gentraffickers are really savvy on social media first they may appear to be a boyfriend, someone who's a model agency, recruiting youth on facebook, and that's what we want to put a stop to.voice of kevin techau/u.s. attorney :24 they pray on the most vulnerable members of our society..some states - like indiana have changed laws to make human trafficking easier to prosecute...and police agencies across the country are stepping up efforts to save young victims.. this is video from a raid in virginia. crystal nosal - 1:56 trying to locate and assist juvenile being used as prostitutesbut they

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rebecca, thank you for being with us tonight.have said donald trump is the most likely candidate to succeed in cutting the federal budget deficit while at the same time rebuilding our military. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. with with us tomorrow for more states voting in super tuesday. we'll have full coverage and analysis at 7:00 p.m. eastern right here. it will be a busy and fascinating night. i appreciate you sharing the evening with us. good night from new york. kennedy: welcome to a new week and the best hour of your day. you better put on a strong pot of coffee because i'm watching this thing turn into a much longer election season than of any us planned of the five states that held contests over the weekends, ted cruz won two of the four gop races and the two that lipped through his fingers were close calls. some in the gop are starting to warm to the idea of sailing on the cruz ship as they try to sink the ss trump. the establishment abhors trump and it's like they are playing

but rebecca mason was not elected by anyone.he level of influence that she is yielding makes her the de facto governor. >> mason responded to collier's comments calling them on example of gender bias. collier brought up pretty relevant point, however. >> i don't even think you know who even pays miss mason. >> but now we do. sort of. al.com reports ms. mason is not a state employee and paid by the alabama council for executive government, does not have to report its donations, because technically it's a nonprofit. the nature of mason's employment could be a big problem for governor bentley. yesterday, alabama state auditor called for an ethics investigation into the legality of mason's status and whether the governor misused state funds for the purpose of their relationship. but there is one person who is still on mason's side. her husband. who said he long ago resolved the personal issue playing out now for everyone this week. governor belmontly's wife, meanwhile, filed for divorce seven months ago. he refused to comment as to

rebecca jarvis goes home to minnesota to meet these winter weekend warriors.r: slipping and sliding like this may be your worst nightmare. but all across the country it's this is the wild world of ice car racing. think nascar on ice. so i've come to my homeota where i've heard that in the sleepy town of laporte, winter doesn't seem to be slow coming down to ice racing, activity. even if it's just to grill. >> reporter: every icy weekend, anyone with a car and a stomach for speed can the drivers revving their engines, there's just one woman. colette houston, known to friends and family as letty. she's among the top five this season. >> it's total girl power. you just feel like so -- i don't know, pumped up. >> how does it feel to have your wife be the only woman outk? >> actually makes me proud. she's the only woman that does it, pretty cool. gives me bragging husband ryan is a police officer. >> that's the lovely work free time on the ice. in these close quarters, doing some fishing -- >> here, fishyorter: or duking it out on the racetrack. >> follow right, follow right. other. >> yes. >

that would have, as rebecca suggested, some influence?it will have little influence on the momentum because the media has been itching to declare this thing completely over. lou: wait a minute, wait a minute, the same media that has been attacking him full force throughout his decided now -- >> yes. lou: looking for anything? >> they want to make him the republican nominee and attack him more lou. that's how it works. >> my goodness, sounds like a death spiral. [ laughter ] >> maybe it's somebody circling a drain. rebecca berg, thank you very much, rich lowry, thank you. >>> up next, marco rubio is banking on personal attacks to take down trump. you probably noticed. >> have you seen his hands? they're like this. and you know what they say about men with small hands? [ cheers ] >> he said i have small hands? they're not small, are they? i never heard that one before. i've always had people say, donald, you have the most beautiful hands. >> that's where we are, folks, here on super tuesday. will the attacks backfire? some say they have, fo

rebecca burg, editor at washington free beacon, and democratic strategist, jamal simmo simmons. go. feel like we're boned up enough? i feel like we're going to learn more. this is the law of unintended consequences because of ron paul. they're sitting in a situation where trump can basically squeeze everybody out. >> he can. we're in a situation really where we don't know even with the rules are going to be at this convention. so it's really tough to predict what is going to happen, how crazy it's going to get. we're in a situation where even the rnc members and leaders and the republican party leaders like paul ryan are having to bone up on rules themselves. these rules have never been put to the test, never studied closely in modern politics. it very interesting. >> matthew, we live in an age where we're distrustful of institutions, distrustful of the idea there's a special set of rules that nobody knows about, so wait a minute, all of those votes i just did, this could be the ultimate playing into the hands of donald trump in a way that you never thought you were playing into

rebecca, that's marco rubio's state. but if you're marco rubio, what is your argument now to floridians? how do you convince people i have a chance? >> well, marco rubio's argument is really twofold, shep. first of all he would say that he's the only one who has the chance of beating donald trump in florida. he has the home state advanc that ted cruz would not have even if marco rubio was out of the race. and his argument is that he can win in some of these more moderate states coming up as carl cameron was mentioning. the race is going to shift a little bit. and ted cruz is very strong obviously in the south as we have seen, but maybe not as strong in some more moderate states coming up. so marco rubio's argument is that he will only get stronger from this point on. but frankly, it's just not looking good for him in florida right now. the polling suggests that he could lose to trump come next week. in fact that's probably the most likely outcome at this point. and so it's a very tough case for him to make from an electa

write a biography about this famous singer and winds up falling for the local main girl played by rebeccaall. and they were both great. >> james: it's a great cast you, rebecca hall, jason -- it's absolutely brilliant. but when you were arriving here today, lots of people kept telling me how to pronounce your name because they were saying people get it wrong. seems easy to me. it's just joe manganiello. >> yes. >> james: that's it? >> yeah. >> james: who butchered it the worst in your career? >> i was hosting "w.w.e. monday night's raw wrestling" with hogan. >> james: as one does. >> yeah. and we were rehearsing what we were going to do backstage and hogan would say, "all right, brother. one more time, how do you say your name?" "it's manganiello." he would go "manganiello. got it!" "whoa, whoa, whoa. manganiello." "okay, cool." then 20 minutes later -- "all right, brother, one more time!" "manganiello." then fast forward to we're about to go out in front of millions of people at home and tens of thousands of people at the barclay center in brooklyn and hulk's got the boa on and the sungl