one is the republican national committee rules committee, which will meet in the week before the convention. come up with what amounts to a working draft, that draft will then be approved by the full republican national committee, historically on the wednesday before the convention starts. that document will then go to what is called a temporary convention rules committee, which is made up of delegates as opposed to the republican national committee members. and those delegates will then work through that draft. and can really do whatever they choose in their authority and discretion to make the rules for the convention. so that draft rules will then be sent to the full convention on monday, on the first day of the convention, plus there's a hurricane -- unless there's a hurricane. then that committee will then meet again as the permanent committee, approve the rules, and then it goes to the full convention for passage. so the answer to your question is, the republican national committee rules committee is essentially doing a working draft for what the convention will consider. host: we kee

he's at the republican national committee headquarters in washington, d.c.t is on the agenda. we just know he is meeting behind closed doors. no doubt he is meeting with rooens priebus. then he named his new house committee with two members of the house who have endorsed him, collin and dunk can hunter. a lot of developments happening with donald trump today in washington, d.c. he's behind closed doors meeting with the rnc. remember, they wanted him to sign the pledge a couple of months ago after he became a candidate to say he would remain a republican and run as a republican. every candidate signed that. in the past couple of days they have changed their opinions on that. what are they talking about? we'll keep an eye on this developing story. more after this. olay total effects a skin transformation that rivals the leading department store moisturizer. revives skin to fight 7 signs of aging. with olay, you age less, so you can be ageless. olay. ageless. it's everything you've always wanted. and you work hard to keep it that way. ♪ sometimes, maybe too har

the answer is, the republican national committee rules committee is essentially doing a working draft. host: we keep hearing about rule 40. take a step back and explain what that was about and why it can be changed. rules 26-42 are rules that apply to each convention and must be passed by each convention for itself. the rules that were passed in 2012 are not in effect for 2016 unless and until the convention rules committee passes. in the two previous conventions in 2008 in 2004, the number had been majority in five states needed to approve. ron paul claimed that they had five states. that would have caused a lot of messing with the schedule. the rules committee at the suggestion of the romney campaign increased the number of states to eight to put in a name for nomination but that rule is not in effect for 2016. there is no rule on the numbers states for 2016 until the convention rules committee and ultimately the full convention vote on the rules for some session. host: but there is a rule requiring delegates to vote on the first ballot. what are the rnc rules this year and now obli

one is the republican national committee rules committee which will meet the week before the conventiony before the convention starts. that document will then go to a contemporary rules committee which is made up of delegates as opposed to republican national committee members. those delegates will then work through that draft. really they will do whatever they choose in their authority and discretion to make the rules for the convention. so that draft rules will then be sent to the full convention on monday, the first day of the convention. unless there's a hurricane. that committee will meet again, approved the rules and then it goes to the full convention for passage. the answer to your question is, the republican national committee rules committee is essentially doing a working draft for what the convention will consider. >> we keep hearing about rule 40 those put in place in 2012. many call that the ron paul rule. explain what that role was about and white can be change this year? >> rules 26-42 rules that apply to each convention and must be passed by each convention for itself. s

lou: what about the idea this is all orchestrated by the republican national committee, the gop elites and establishment to move everyone into these increasingly narrow channels where they can't get a majority, can't get the 1237 delegates, and open the opportunity for congressman paul ryan of wisconsin to step in. >> if they do that, not only blow up the party, probably lose the senate. definitely lose the presidency and paul ryan loses speakership. so my sense is that would be a very foolish strategy. lou: foolish? we got you, but now want to go to the next level. is there anything in their behavior that suggests that foolish would stop them? >> yes, i think at this point in time, they know they've got a bronco by the horns and going to get bucked bigtime if they're not careful here. i think trump, kasich and cruz control this process because they're still in it. the only guy who may play a little bit is rubio who has delegates. lou: i love the fact he's asking to keep control of his delegates. why would they accede to that request? >> you get on control your delegates until they rel

foreign policy team, but his day also included a surprise stop at the headquarters of the republican national committee. a source with the rnc told nbc news that the agenda included party unity and other subjects. that meeting comes as trump is facing new stres with women voters. >> an nbc news poll conducted

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remember that once you become a nominee you get access to republican national committee e-mail, different employees of the state. a different organization. as to where this is located, this is no shock to our audience, i could throw a baseball from the front door of the rnc and hit a house office building. on the house side directly across the street from the capitol. the political operation and business of the congress is kept pretty close literally across the street. and it is not uncommon to see members of congress come over here. a lot of times doing fund-raising. you can't do that ib inside the capitol. and a lot of turnover. dnc is just down the street. so it is very close to the center of political power in washington and a lot of important people on the republican sidewalk through the doors every single day. in fact i saw a little bit earlier our bone ben ginsburg well known republican lawyer walk in there. >> we will need to get him on the phone since he is an msnbc contributor. luke, you knew i knew the answer to where the building is. i used to live about seven blocks away from

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chair of the democratic national committee, a member of congress, joining us from capitol hill right now. i'll just get your quick reaction to this tough statement from the republican national committee. >> coming from the party that shut the government down to denight people health care and cost us $24 million, and the party of obstruction, and the president hayes made progress in spite of them, it isn't at all surprises that they refuse to do their jobs. the president has more than 300 days left in his term. i'm sure the american people think that we shouldn't leave a supreme court seat of which there are only nine, and a court that has the consequence quenchally issues facing them that this court does open for almost a year. it's ludicrous, it's unprecedented and unacceptable. >> when president obama was a u.s. senator, he filibustered the nominee justice alito, something he now says he regrets. when vice president biden was a u.s. senator back gh 1992, he said p.resident bush, should consider -- and not name a nominee until after the november election is completed. so if it was good for the democrats then to make these kinds of statements during an election yea

the answer is, the republican national committee rules committee is essentially doing a working draft. for what the convention will consider. host: we keep hearing about rule 40 that was put in place in 2012, and many call that the ron paul rule. explain what that was about, and why it can be changed this year. ben: rules 26-42 are rules that apply to each convention and must be passed by each convention for itself. the rules that were passed in 2012 are not in effect for 2016 unless and until the convention rules committee passes. in the two previous conventions in 2008 in 2004, the number had been majority in five states needed to approve. ron paul claimed that they had five states. that would have caused a lot of messing with the schedule. the rules committee at the suggestion of the romney campaign increased the number of states to eight to put in a name in nomination, but that rule is not in effect for 2016. there is no rule on the numbers -- number of states for 2016, told the convention rules committee, and ultimately, the full convention vote on the rules for some session. hos

thanks, trish, the republican presidential front-runne r in the nation's capitol wrapping up a meeting with the republican national committee he furiously back peddles as quickly as he can from the comments yesterday about abortion which set off opponents on both sides of the aisle. on the show exactly 24 hours ago, we told what you donald trump said about punishing women who have illegal abortions. since that time, the trump campaign has done just about everything it can to minimize the damage. this just five days ahead of the crucial wisconsin primary. hillary clinton, the first to criticize trump's comments, she's blasting trump again, just in the past couple of hours over the comments on the campaign trail in new york. we're about to show you what the latest new york polls show for both hillary and donald trump. chris hahn and mercedes schlapp to tell you how the latest controversy could change the

. >> spokesman for the republican national committee says he assumes trump is speaking figuratively. look at the delegate count as it stands this afternoon. donald trump is clearly in the lead as you can see. there's ted cruz at the red bar, could win the nomination outright, he could. gray shows if each candidate wins every delegate still available. his loss in ohio, trump's loss in ohio to make things much harder. ted cruz would need to win the vast majority of remaining delegates to clinch the nomination, something almost every analyst says is impossible. for john kasich, it is impossible, absolutely impossible to reach the required number, even if he wins every single delegate up for grabs for the rest of the contest. contested convention is kasich's only hope. his backers defend the strategy by arguing that a lot can change before july, polls show john kasich has the best shot at beating the democratic nominee, the party would be suicidal to pick anybody else. obviously his rivals aren't buying that. ted cruz didn't mention john kasich in his speech last night, really ignoring h

in the year 2012 the republican national committee adopted a rule that requires any nominee to have "e support of a majority of delegates from each of eight or more states." a majority of delegates. the rnc could vote to change that rule before the convention. but as it stands right now, not only do candidates have to win eight states. that candidate would have to win eight states and a majority of the delegates in those states. that is not an easy task with four candidates still in. but donald trump has already done. ted cruz and marco rubio are only partially there. and a win today in ohio would be john kasich's first state with a majority of delegates. fox news judicial analyst judge napolitano is here. >> it's easier to understand the federal laws than it is the republican rules. but the basic rules are as you said. a person's name cannot be put in nomination if they do not have a majority of the delegates from eight or more states. that means that donald trump could be the only person whose name is put in nomination. however, if ted cruz or marco rubio or john kasich are still in

a statement coming in from the republican national committee., quote, the chairman and mr. trump had a productive conversation about the state of the race. the chairman is in constant communication with all of the candidates and their campaigns about the primaries, general election, and the convention. meeting and phone conversations with their candidates and their campaigns are common and will increase as we get closer to november. again, a statement from the republican flat committee. donald trump tweeting, quote, just had a very nice meeting with rance priebus and the gop. looking forward to bringing the party together. and it will happen! with that happening this afternoon, donald trump also looking to make nice with the party in case of an open or contested convention. but to make sure it doesn't get there at all, trump is hoping he can do well in wisconsin, he can win wisconsin tuesday, if he can win there, insome other states, maybe he could meet the minimum number of delegates to meet the nomination without the convention. why the latest

i was director for the republican national committee in that -- in north carolina uring that time. we won north carolina for romney and woe won it largely because we increased the hispanic voter, you know, percentage for the republicans in that state. so now they've been this kind of initiative which is a successful strategy around the clock, 24/7 and have invests, according to the r.n.c. estimates, $10 million. future majority project invested $11 million in the candidates so we have new faces in the party. the first sort of test ground for this initiative that the republican national committee has put together is 2014. glen has shown we received 36% of the hispanic vote which ultimately led to the elections of very swing senate states like colorado for cory gardner or florida for rick scott and most notably in texas greg abbott 46% of the hispanic vote. quite larger than his predecessor before him. this initiative, if you look at the actual numbers, seems to be working hard to engage in the hispanic community. i mean, i'm obviously a result of the hispanic community. i grew up in

henry barbour, a senior republican national committee member, says trump quote "doesn't deserve to be president." trump says if the party tries to block him...there would be riots. even though the billionaire is the republican frontrunner, ted cruz and john kasich say they will fight for delegates to the end. five deputies in north carolina have been suspended without pay for not taking action at a trump rally in fayetteville when a protester was punched. remember this video we showed you last week. a man was charged with assault for hitting a protester in the face. the sheriff says the deputies there failed to act in the situation. search and rescue will be out again this morning for a man who disappeared in lake thonotosassa. the hillsborough county sheriff's office believes the 24-year-old man, who doesn't know how to swim, panicked after jumping off a boat preserver. they say he went underwater and never re-surfaced. dive teams and a helicopter with infrared technology spent much of the night trying to find him. if you've been waiting to see what the future of the st. pete pier wi

so the republican national committee has big fund-raising events for them as well and they are seeingot of criticism from corporate america. usually republican -- >> andrea mitchell reporting from washington, d.c. thanks very much. still on the set with barry bennett. barry, let me talk about the rnc meeting. we see luke russert outside. when it comes to what you think happened outside or inside behind closed doors -- >> yeah. >> do you think there is a mutual consensus? an idea of unity moving into the convention. it seems like it is an uphill swim. >> yeah, but you know, there's a reason why candidates see huge point bumps outside of the convention because that's where the healing takes place. that's where primary voters come home. that's what we will see. so i'm not worried about that at all right now. >> barry bennett, senior trump adviser, thank you so much. my colleague, kate snow, is here to pick things up for the next hour.

donald trump has exposed the nakedness and hypocrisy of the republican national committee who said very clearly throughout the entire campaign that the vote of the people do not count, that we do not count. they're bent on choosing who they're going to choose, they're going to fail. donald trump is going to be the nominee. charles: do you think this is discussed? brought up? >> i believe it was. i believe the establishment may realize that very soon they're going to be on oxygen. they're not just opposing donald trump, opposing the voters of this country. charles: charlie, the other side of that argument is if he doesn't have the delegates, everyone knew the rules, it goes to the new we're all accustomed to the rounds of voting that will choose the nominee. you think it's a fair process? >> i mean i think there's a lot of changes i would make to the rnc rules xt. we know way more about conventions. my prediction is this, it's going to be neck-and-neck, maybe trump will have 1,000 delegates going in, and cruz will be around 910, and at that point it becomes who's better organized and who

the republican national committee. we need to be successful.: i can predict with certainty everything, and you know what the game plan of the democrats -- you know what hillary is going to do. whoever the nominee is, is a racist and there is a war on women. i see more women in here than men. [applause] there is a war on women. republicans are homophobes. they want dirty air and water. that came out of obama's mouth. they want the young people in the old people to fend for themselves. your friends like paul ryan will be pushing every grandmother in the country out of her wheelchair. are you prepared on that front to deal with that, whoever the candidate is? and i would ask how ready are you? i read this week the democrats are ready for whoever the nominee is. how much research have you guys done? reince: we have a full-time department at the republican national committee. we've been preparing a book on hillary clinton for years. obviously there is more to do. sean: how many millions of pages? reince: you might also want to talk to the fbi and th

not even the republican national committee could stand it. they condemned the idea. chairman reince priebus said this is far too late for a third party candidate, sounding just a little bit woeful about it. maybe that was miment in coul imagine missio this his less than convincing assurance. >> well, i mean, i think it would be highly unlikely if it's not, i can tell you that, i think it would be somewhat unusual but, you know i can't 100% guarantee that, but i can't imagine right now sitting here, believing it would be anyone but the three remaining candidates. lou: i suppose you are convinced now, right? trump's response one of incre in. >> if the establishment were to put up an independent candidate. >> if they are going to do that, they are going to do that, then you might as well run the election to hillary clinton or whoever runs, if they are going to be stupid and do that, instead of embracing the millions of people who are coming in to vote, they will do that. lou: stupid is a big word, usually used in reference to people with big jobs in washington, d.c. he

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the republican national committee is launching a obama's nominee for the supreme court. court.the president's pick hasn't even been announced. still - attack ads and petitions are already planned. those behind the campaign want the next president to choose a nominee - hoping the country elects a republican president in november. the risk of longer work hours. we'll tell you the health danger associated with working extra hours each week. tuesday looks great for those heading to the polls. highs will reach the low 70s with a mix of clouds and sun. tuesday night into wednesday morning, we'll see another front bring a chance for showers and storms. isolated severe weather is possible, with damaging winds being the greater threat. lows will fall into the low 50s. much cooler weather moves in for the remainder of the week, with wednesday highs in the low g-o-p presidential candidate donald trump stayed in ohio... cancelling a rally in florida to focus on the buckeye state. state.his campaign is hosting what it's calling a "massive" rally tonight in youngstown. that rally set

primary represent the last chance republican it would likely make him the nominee unless the republican national committee tries to contest his nomination. >>> on the democratic side a poll shows hillary clinton leading in florida and ohio. she leads senator sanders 60% to 40%. in ohio the race a much tighter one with clinton leading sanders 51% to 40%. a short time ago hillary clinton made a campaign stop in chicago. she attended an immigration workshop in the heart of the city's mexican american community. the organization trains people to help immigrants work through the process. clinton will travel to south florida to hold a primary here tomorrow night. >>> bernie sanders is hitting the campaign trail hard. sanders held a rally this then will travel to north carolina and missouri. >>> hundreds of thousands of republican and democratic voters in florida have already cast their ballots. >> absentee ballots continuing to roll in in miami dade and broward. gabby is live with the latest. >> reporter: hey lauren and vanessa. the polls are closed today but preparation is well underway. the board here is goin

. >>> let's get more on this now from the chair of the republican national committee, reince priebus.

and come up with what amounts to a working draft that will then be approved by the full republican national committee historically on the wednesday before the convention starts. about document will then go to what is called a temporary convention rules committee made up of delegates as opposed to the republican national committee members and those delegates will then work through the draft and do whatever they choose in their authority and discretion to make the rules for the convention so the draft rules will then be sent on the first day of the convention and the committee will then meet again if they approve the rules and then it goes to the full convention for passage. but the answer to your question is the republican national rules committee is essentially doing a working draft for what the convention will consider. >> we keep hearing about cool 40 was put in place in 2012 and many called the ron paul rule. please explain what it is about and why it can be changed this year. >> 26 through 42 applies to each convention and must be passed by each convention for itself so the rules that were passed

we expect to hear from republican national committee chair reince priebus. he will be followed by jenny beth martin and then later on, republican candidates john kasich and ted cruz. you will also hear from ben carson this afternoon. he's expected to talk about his political future. this is all fresh off of the detroit republican debate last night. donald trump will be speaking early tomorrow morning. we will have that at 10:00 saturday followed by "washington journal." you will also hear from marco rubio do it all gets underway this morning on this friday morning. we did cover the event yesterday. you can find all of that coverage online anytime at www.c-span.org. gentlemen, the nra um.ies leadership for >> good morning, conservatives. without further ado, i would like to welcome reince priebus, the chairman of the national republican party, and his special guest star, sean hannity. >> how right you all doing? i gave out 1000 football last night. welcome to you, reince priebus. so good to see you all. there is the liberal media. where are you from? times."

we're joined by the republican national committee communications director strategist sean spicer. sean, thanks very much for joining us here in lovely miami. >> it's the best-looking situation room you've had. >> it's a great looking situation room. let's talk about these polls, florida and ohio. if trump wins both of these home states of kasich and rubio, is it over for them? >> i think that's what they're going to have to decide. i know they have talked about the importance of winning their home states, but ultimately it's them that have to decide whether or not they move forward or not, whether they have the requisite backing to continue. they have personally talked about what's at stake for each. >> because it's winner take all. >> that's right. >> starting next tuesday. you don't split up the delegates. >> so 99 in florida, 66 in -- >> if he wins those delegates and wins illinois, missouri, north carolina, he's well on his way, right? >> again, the name of the game is 1237. whoever gets to 1237 with pledged delegates becomes the nominee. and that would definitely be a big boo

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meetings with his recently attempted foreign policy advisers and to see the chairman of the republican national committee. trump has no events scheduled in washington until saturday. kasich came health a news conference in new york to criticize trump for among other things his latest foreign policy proposals to let japan, south korea and even saudi arabia develop nuclear weapons so the u.s. does not have to be the world's policeman. >> it just are shows that he is really not prepared to be president of the united states. >> amid a nuclear nonproliferation summit in d.c., the administration trashed trump's idea. >> it would be catastrophic were the united states to shift its position and indicate we support somehow the proliferation of noog weapons to additional countries. >> ted cruz for the second day in a row slammed trump for saying women should be punished for having abortions. once again it shows that donald trump hasn't seriously thought through issues and will say anything to get attention. trump's evolving positions and unpredictable rhetoric have triggered awkward this moments. cruz on jimmy kim

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donald trump makes a surprise visit to the republican national committee headquarters as his campaignr another. now that trump has ditched his party loyalty pledge, can he and the gop leadership see eye to eye. >>> plus, trump's firestorm. critics in both parties are pouncing on his stunning remark about abortion and his awkward reversal. will trump's teflon hold, or will this controversy stick? >>> and piling on. john kasich seizes on trump's newest stumbles declaring the front-runner is not prepared to be president of the united states. is this a new opening for trump's rivals to gain momentum? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." tonight, donald trump has been working in the shadow of the white house to keep his presidential campaign on track to the nomination. we're told the gop front-runner discussed dell gatss and convicinityion rules during his meeting at the rnc headquarters. afterwards, trump tweeted he's looking forward to bringing the republican party together. trump also met today with h

. >> the republican national committee says clinton 's e-mail scandal means she can't be trusted with the white house and meanwhile bernie sanders makes a stop in rally. he will -- open at 10. >>> sanders arriving the same day is expected to return to our area. an active radar to our west tonight public for more on when that wet weather arrives here we'll check in with chief meteorologist. >> good evening. do you believe a week ago our high was only 49 and today we were two degrees high of a record high. 79 our high today. that area of high pressure that's been feeding us the southerly winds is about to move out of here and in its place will this bsh be this stangs ordinary front. rain is starting to break up a bit. the rain chances will be very low tomorrow. in the morning no rain. we'll have clouds as the sun comes up at 6:47. 63 at 7:00 and on our yayal at 78 at -- when wheel see the rain this weekend. >>> a large house fire near west end . flames broke out on the home at highway 73. a man who was inside asleep at the time imaged to escape safely. no word on what caused the fire. >

it's calling on the republican national committee to allow delegates at the convention in cleveland to exercise their by carrying guns to the convention. they have put this petition. they're calling on presidential candidates like you to quote call upon the rnc to rectify this affront to our second amendment freedoms and insist upon a suspension of the quicken loans arena unconventional gun-free zone. should delegates be allowed to bring guns? >> i haven't seen it. i'm hearing about it for the first time. i'll certainly take a look at it and let you know. but i have not seen the petition. >> you're open to the idea? >> i have not seen the petition. i want to see what it says. i want to read the fine print. i'm a very, very strong person for second amendment. i think very few people are stronger. i have to see the petition. i'm not going to comment to you when i haven't seen it. you're just giving me a few words. >> you are, as you said, probably the biggest critic of gun-free zones of any of the candidates. as you said, very strong on the second amendment. think of the idea of having d

and we will talk to the republican national committee chairman about the state of the party. some people say it is shattering. we will see what he thinks about that. mirabal, 2 other things, an analysis and our battleground tracker about what voters are thinking in michigan. they get to vote next week and put their say into this conversation and then a political roundtable to make sense of all of this news. >>> face the nation kicks off at 10:30 am right here on cbs4. >>still ahead: referees may soon be able to use video replay in games -- and that is soccer >>plus, the golf world is at (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, >>> espn reports that peyton manning will announce his retirement monday. plus a star player from the miami dolphins helps hottest team by taking a pay cut. >>> good morning south florida. the $100 million

i think the republican national committee should stop doing it.hen you see stuff like this, trying to scare old people into thinking that they've got overdue bills and they need to send reinc prevus, let us know. this is news. this is also disgusting. in this case, it's news, send it to rachel.com. >> sometimes it's hard to keep the names straight. sometimes it's hard to keep the fake names straight, even if you know the real names. every once in a while you get one that's a big deal, you can appreciate how hard it must have been important to get him based simply on the dollar amount they put on his head. the rewards for justice program pays people for tips for finding internationally wanted terrorists. they pay out award money who led u.s. forces to each of saddam hussein's sons and ramzi yousif. the biggest reward for justice program was a tip leading to osama bin laden. since they got bin ladin, they've moved that $25 million reward they had on him over to the guy that replaced him to al zawari. there is one guy, the head of al qaeda, $25 milli

the chief strategist, communications director for the republican national committee. thank you for joining us. i want to play for you a little clip. this is president obama. he had harsh words about the republican campaign rhetoric just a little while ago. calling it vul garks divisive, listen to this. >> i know i'm not the only one in this room who maybe more than a little dismayed about what is happening on the campaign trail lately. we have heard vulgar and divisive rhetoric aimed at women and minorities, at americans who don't look like us or pray like us or vote like we do. >> you want to react? clearly he was referring to donald trump. >> i think i would qecho that w would like our candidates to be more positive and the president should be concerned with his own party and there's a lot of concern whether hillary clinton will be indicted and the momentum that bernie sanders has in terms of overtaking her. if the president is concerned, he should epikeep it to his own party. >> the other republican candidates have suggested in one way or another they are troubled b

but-- republican national committee officials could always decide to grant the caucus spot to another state, before the 20-20 nominating process. ### tomorrow you'll be able to burn vegetation in washoe county. what you need to know where you can go to get today is leap day! we'll show you who was born on the extra day of the year. so what kind of weather can we expect tomorrow, and into the rest of the week? we will have a closer forecast...and what you can expect in the days break. we do wake up to some cool temperatures in the morning but the be pleasant. we're welcomeing in a march, what to expect for your weather's coming up on good morning reno, w at 6:30, with sarah johns, noah bond, weather with meteorologist jeff thomspon, and sports with josh little. this is kolo 8 news now at 6:30." chief meteorologist jeff thompson has your complete forecast. the ridge of high pressure along the west coast will flatten and start to weaken this week, through the pacific northwest. this will keep breezy conditions and occasional clouds in the forecast, with showers possible north of i-80 lat

. >>> republican national committee is suing department. trying to get access to e-mails and other humannations from clinton and her top aids when she was secretary of state. the rnc said it first tried to get them last october up the freedom of information act but no documents or information have been provided. the f fbi is investigating the e-mail set newspaper which clinton use aid private e-mail account during her time in the state department. >>> former virginia attorney general has withdrawn his name for consideration for state supreme court. republicans proposed putting him on but he said he is not interested. >>> the cleveland clinic said the nation's first uterus transplant has failed the 26- year-old receiver appeared to be recovering well at a news conference on monday but the hospital said that she experid encea sudden complication and doctors removed the organ yesterday. >>> still to come, the two surviving beatles the map. >> and a third grader has a message for the donald. his let territory presidential -- to the president is

in the meantime the republican national committee is launching a campaign to prevent the president's pick. the. >>> the justice department is issuing new guidelines to state and local court systems among the changes is this one: judges must consider alternatives to jail for poor defendants who do not pay their fines or cannot pay their fines. were created after the doj's report on ferguson police department and the court system found that city routinely issued arrest warrants for failures to pay fines. >>> if you're down with a case of march madness you are not alone. the ncaa tournament could cost u.s. companies billions in lost productivity this month. the action kicks off thursday with millions of fans expected to call off sick but employees who go to work may cost companies the most say thing. ohio has three teams in tournament. >>> up next a cross country trip turns chaotic, what caused this train to tip over on the tracks. >>> here's jason tracking weather. >> yeah, we're well too the 60s, this is more almost early may. i'll let you know how long it when senior povertyt republi

donald trump on the national stage five years ago, going around, asking to see president obama's birth certificate. not pushed back by republicans at the time. republican national committeein the 2012 campaign and in the 2008 campaign. initially the front-runner. for a long time, had to promise he would build a border fence, able to come back n 2012, rick perry was supposed to be a major challenge from the right to mitt romney. he actually was hurt greatly by his position, more moderate on immigration, an issue where romney was able to get to the right of perry, unusually. so, that's more background. after they lose the 2012 election, in which romney has talked about self deportation, the republican national committee commissioned a report. and they said that they had to go a different way. this is when the gang of eight remerges in the senate, and there's a bipartisan attempt to pass immigration bill. again, it fails chiefly because of republicans in the house. eric cantor lost his primary. the house majority leader lost his primary for renomination in a shocking development. and people who look closely at that race think immigration, what's part of that? cantor was see

manager's spirit...for going into the crowd to get rid of signs that had profanity.the republican national committee chairman says the campaign should quote -- "leave it to the professionals." hillary clinton hopes to extend her big lead among this past tuesday night -- and bernie sanders said he was particularly disappointed by ohio's outcome. outcome."the disappointment, to be honest with you, was in ohio. i had hoped that we had an outside shot to winning ohio. losing there by 15 points was a disappointment." disappointment."he says he's confident west coast states like arizona will help him pick up delegates. heartbreak in indiana after a young sheriff deputy is shot dead while serving a search warrant. warrant."we've got shots fired. i've been hit! county 66 is down! get an ambulance started. county get admin on call. notify somebody!" somebody!"deputy carl koontz thought the person inside the russiaville indiana house had syringes... supervisors say he didn't know that suspect also had a *gun*.he and his partner were shot... koontz was taken to an indianapolis hospital -- but died early this m

. >> the republican national committee takes legal action in the battle to rlease hillary clinton's e-mails. the rnc filed two lawsuits in an effort to force the state department to unseal records late related to hillary clinton's tenure as secretary of state. republicans along with the associationed records months ago and say the administration faileto comply with that question. >>> today, marks nine years since a south florida man was captured in iran. today state lawmakers bring attention to bob levinson's case on social media. senator bill nelson tweeted it's time fo iran to finally fulfill its promises to bring bob home. congresswoman tweeting saturday to commemorate the ninth anniversary of bob levinson's disappearance in iran. bob levinson disappeared in 2007 from an iranian island while on a cia mission. levinson's case drew renewed attention in january when he was nono part of a prison swap between the u.s. and iran in whichhour other americans were freed. iran has long denied knowing family and friends gathered in coral springs over the weekend to bring attention to his case. zbln

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