. >> ryan harris is live outside fans have gathered to support peyton. were they waiting for this moment? >> you bet, tarhonda. some of them were telling me they were here four years ago when peyton showed up for the first time to dove valley, coming full circle with his retirement announcement today. most of them are lined up behind the dove valley training center here, at the employee parking lot. hoping to catch a glimpse of manning, as everybody filed in. they did not see manning or get an autograph on the way in as far as we know but they certainly saw some of his teammates roll in and many of them were here from the indianapolis colts team that manning played on and denver teammates. no signatures handed out. but they are still waiting. they are waiting to get a chance. fans say they saw some of the teammates rolling in. controlled chaos out here with media across the country looking to hear from the legendary quarterback. >> with the colts, he turned the team around. the house that peyton built. all of the community services that he did. in additi

harris: trump fired back on paul ryan. i mean, he's on.ndrea: if he can beat the pope he can beat paul ryan. harris: the states were so different ted cruz won, texas and alaska. i don't know that he doesn't have a path forward. maybe we haven't seen exactly what that could be yet. andrea: i agree. all right, with super tuesday behind us we're looking ahead to tomorrow night's republican debate in detroit. what to expect from trump and his rivals and how the billionaire businessman may handle their attacks. also, hillary clinton won big yesterday but bernie sanders isn't done yet. so should she be worried? right after the show catch more from the couch on the web, "outnumbered overtime," we're breaking records, folks. log on to foxnews.com/outnumbered, click the "overtime" tab, tweet questions and comment. we have charlie hurt here. fire them away. ♪ i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. is our partnership with habitat

ryan. and harry reid or mitch mcconnell because we have grown so far apart. so courage is what you talk about in a detached of leadership but to unravel that a little bit more. for what you have to deal with with leader of your respective conference. and what they are dealing with today's. >> even though it was bad then it is much worse now. the constant need to fund raise the and that means members get on more committees because they are spread so thin that they have their own constituency. the last race was $50 million with $120 million. so just the incredible insatiable demand for more and more money is one of the issues and made a harder for the leaders to bring the leaders in there doing all of this other stuff and to find out and don't want to lose the primary. because they tried to find consensus. all those pressures make it harder. >>. >> that atmosphere is for a variety of reasons. in the media is different. if for 24/7 coverage. and i was known as the conscience of the senate. when pat moynihan would come even though he was a liberal democrat that i

ryan. >> and i'm laura harris in for jamison. a wesley chapel woman called emergency operators three times they finally picked up the phone. >> tonight, abc action news reporter sarah rosario is taking action to find out why it too so long. sarah. >> reporter: so 911 is the three numbers we all know to call to get immediate help. right? that didn't work for one woman who saw someone else driving towards her on this on-ramp to 75, forcing her to call for help three times. >> if this was a life or death call, i would have died. >> reporter: nicole elliot can't believe her eyes after a semi-truck barely missing another driver going the wrong way on this on-ramp in wesley chapel. >> i didn't know if he had come off of 75. how long he had been driving the wrong way. it floored me. i don't understand how this happens so often here. >> reporter: she immediately calls 911. >> it rang about 50 times and cut me off. she tries two more times and finally gets through.

harris. investigators telling us that detention deputy ryan ferguson choked a little girl and blamed her injuries on a shopping cart accident. >> lauren rozyla is live outside the pasco county sheriff's office where she found out that he has had several complaints on the job before. lauren. >> reporter: that's right, guys. we looked into his work history and we found he has a past record of abandoning his post, leaving the building vulnerable and being late. no indication of child abuse former pasco county sheriffs deputy ryan ferguson's life on facebook looks like that of a loving father and boyfriend. but sheriffs deputies say he beat a 7-year-old little girl so badly she could barely breath as her 4-year-old brother watched. a complaint affidavit says that he put liquid soap in her mouth as a punishment for lying and threw her on the couch and slapped her according to the report. investigators say he then hit her in the face repeatedly. the girl says he choked her, holding her down as she gasped for year. ferguson denied all of this saying that she was hurt after a shopping cart fell on her. t

. >> and i'm laura harris in for wendy ryan. dozen people picked up in the large drug investigation. >> we're getting new details about what were happening in the neighborhoods. clifton french spoke to one of the neighbors. >> reporter: there's still a lot of evidence showing that there was a grow house here. you can see where they were stealing power. the repair tag saying right here grow house. a dismantled meter gauge, a smashed front door and hash marks matching the number of pot plants pulled from inside this garage. clues to what happened at this home on gun highway tuesday morning where deputies found 21 plants, more than 30 pounds of marijuana. >> and there were two big crime scene trucks and about four sheriff's cars and regular cars. next door to these two homes on a small lake in owe odessa. they were strange and never seemed to be home. >> i almost called to say it looks weird next door. >> reporter: from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00, these houses were crawling with law enforcement. jose was arrested, charged with growing and

. >> and i'm laura harris in for wendy ryan tonight. first traffic trouble right now for drivers in pinellas county. action air 1 flying over the water main break that you see there. crews have been working on this for a while. alternate 19 is closed at lee street. the detours happening are at wilson and skinner boulevard. it's not clear how long these repairs are going to take but we will keep you updated. >>> now to palm harbor. two people in critical condition tonight after a head- on crash there. it happened just before 2:00 on alternate 19. investigators say one of the cars accidentally swerved into on coming traffic. the names have not been released yesterday. traffic is now moving. robert banks' body back in january in the green swamp area of sumter county. the death was a mystery until now. >> ryan raiche is at the courthouse to sort it out for us. >> reporter: an entire family, the johnson family. all accused of murder. investigators say they beat a man to death as revenge. take a look. this is a picture of the victim. his name

she spent wednesday at universal harry potter. >> ryan: if you enjoy music sheila and roy airs are performing in downtown orlando tomorrow night, live. how about sheila? the event features hip-hop. the unwrapped group originally formed as a way to introduce older genres to music to kids. it's become popular for all ages. the show will be something like never before. >> what we're doing here at the phillips center is really rare and really new chapter, taking it to a live experience. >> ryan: if you want to check out unwrapped live this weekend starts at 7:30 at doctor phillips center for the performing arts. admission is free. >> amy: take advantage of it. >> ryan: some of the tickets are expensive because they're big name shows that come in. so there you go. 8:38. speaking of entertainment to picking a winner in the farewell season. >> amy: the top eight were cut down to the top six. live with who goes and who stays. it's coming up right here. it was on this day in history march 11th, 1972 that the group america hit it big with the horse of no name. critics said the group sounded a lot like

arcidiacono. [ applause ] >> reporter: even ryan's head coach can't spell his name. for once i wanted to hear harryy his name. ryan archie arcidiacono. would have been great. more at 6:00. i'm john clark. >> that's a great impression. that's really, really strong, john. >> reporter: all i can do. >> hardly. that was a great story. thank you. we'll see you in a couple more reports today and tonight. "nbc 10 news" at 6:00 is next. >> here is jacqueline london. >> hopefully they can spell victory. coming up, iou's instead of a paycheck. new information about the troubled times in atlantic city. >> donald, you are a sniveling coward and leave heidi the hell alone. >> comments ted cruz just made coming up in a few minutes. >>> right now at 6, the crisis in ac, no more money and this afternoon we found out the city plans to pay police, firefighters and essential workers with iou's starting next month. good evening. i'm jacqueline london. atlantic city's mayor and governor christie continue to point the finger at each other. in the end, it's city workers feeling the heat. nbc 10's jersey shore reporter br

ryan who had the sharp rebuke for the donald's remarks. >> nobody should say such things in my opinion because to even address or, or hint to violence is unacceptable. harrisall this as speaker ryan at the same press conference saying a contested convention is looking more like a sure thing. >> nothing's changed other than the perception that this is more likely to become a more open convention than we thought before. so, we're getting our mind around the idea this could very well become a reality. therefore those of us who are involved in the convention need to respect that harris: did you catch the nuance there, contested, knot brokered, open, sounds better, right? >> a little bit. obviously they are massaging what is difficult discussion last 48 hours what that all means and what it look like. when donald trump said riots, he says he has a great brain, uses best words, but what i would say he doesn't use his words loosely. he doesn't mean riots. he doesn't burning things down. it would be terrible if the establishment tried to insert someone. that is what he means. what paul ryan means, listen, we'll play it by the rules. we'll play it aboveboard. we'll

harris: house speaker paul ryan reached out to donald trump. he said he will do it with each of the candidates. ted cruz, kasich. all four. and i said on the couch yesterday, does that mean the establishment is feeling the heat, the pressure, or does it mean something else? david: they are feeling the pressure. but all they have -- all they have is cruz. and not only do you have carly going for cruz. neil bush, the brother of jeb bush went tore cruz. he's on the cruz finance committee. i think the establishment is moving to cruz. by the many very interesting that paul ryan being a very savvy political operator understands it very well could be trump and it's time to try to deal with trump rather than just condemn him. harris: john kasich does get crossover votes as well. democrats will say john kasich is not yelling at us and can possibly have crossover appeal. julie: john kasich needs to win more than he's winning now to be competitive. he's not resonating the way cruz is. harris: why did they get behind marco rubio? julie: he's one of them. h

harris. investigators telling us that detention deputy ryan ferguson choked a little girl and blamed her injuries on a shopping cart accident. >> lauren rozyla is live outside the pasco county sheriff's office where she found out that he has had several complaints on the job before. lauren. >> reporter: that's right, guys. we looked into his work history and we found he has a past record of abandoning his post, leaving the building vulnerable and being late. no indication of child abuse

. >> and i'm laura harris in for wendy ryan tonight. first traffic trouble right now for drivers in pinellas county. action air 1 flying over the water main break that you see there. crews have been working on this for a while. alternate 19 is closed at lee street. the detours happening are at wilson and skinner boulevard. it's not clear how long these repairs are going to take but we will keep you updated. >>> now to palm harbor. two people in critical condition tonight after a head- on crash there. it happened just before 2:00 on alternate 19. investigators say one of the cars accidentally swerved into on coming traffic. the names have not been released yesterday. traffic is now moving.

reporter: only moments after ryan made that call for civility, it was broken. senate minoritier harryeid spokesman fired off a statement, saying that speaker ryan is speech filing on the deck of titanic. running a do-nothing congress and supporting trump. he has not endorsed trump. three times criticizing trump's speech and language. it pales to the depth which two leading presidential candidate sunk on twitter. trump accused cruz of disrespecting his wife melania. lyin' ted cruz used a picture of the medical loon yaw from a "gq" shoot. be careful. i will talk about your wife. donald, it you try to attack heidi, you're more of a coward than i thought. cruz continues to gain momentum, securing endorsements of more and more mainstream republicans who used to reject him including jeb bush who called ted cruz a principled conservative. new quinnepiac poll has him as 14 point lied. if john kasich drops out of the race, cruz still trails by nine points. david: more on the feud over the wives coming up here. doug mckelway, thank you very much. melissa? melissa: after scoring winner-take-all

harry reid fired off a statement. speaker ryannning a do nothing congress and supporting donald trump. >> rean has never supported trump and critized trump's language. but reid's statement pales to which the candidates. trump accused cruz of disrespect of melania. that is an ad, be careful lion ted or i will speak about yours. donald if you try to attack heidi you are a coward. and cruz is getting endorsements of mainstream republicans. including jeb bush. but trump has a 14 point lead over cruz and cruz still trails if kasich gets out of the raise. >> so lovely. doug, live for us in washington, thank you. >> a lot to chew on there. >> belgian prosecutors reveal two of the suspects behind the terrorist attacks were brothers and one of those men pictured in the middle. the one on the right remains at large after errorous reports of him being captured. how can this happen? the next guest said he knows what went wrong. we'll break it down, coming up. i am benedict arnold, the infamous traitor. and i know a thing or two about trading.

ryan: thanks. we're with the orange county animal services. i love the green for >> harries a 12-year-old chihuahua. he was surrendered because his family was moving and they couldn't bring him. he is a very mellow boy. he would do well in any quiet home. >> ryan: he seems to polite. sitting up here. >> we have a special going on at the shelter. it's called luck of the paw. all adopters get to pick a gold coin out of a bucket. and if you pick one that will display the adoption fee. >> ryan: we could have ten, we >> yes, five or free. great to see you. how c if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. because together, we can make and create an economy and democracy that works for all >> ryan: college basketball fans have their eyes on the amway center. >> amy: the am

harris was killed. bob brown was killed. congressman ryany time somebody would fall down wounded, they would walk over and shoot them in the head with a shotgun. >> i was shot five times. i was lying on my side with my head down, pretending i was dead. just came and shot me at point-blank range. >> they are shooting. people die, including leo ryan. and back in jonestown, jim jones is calling for a revolutionary suicide, where we are all going to kill ourselves and make a statement to the world. >> i first flew into jonestown last evening around sunset. there was absolute silence. nothing living was around. jonestown last evening is a city of the dead. >> they found tremendous quantities of potassium cyanide poison. it had been mixed with kool-aid. it killed quickly, within five minutes. >> we will never know how many people voluntarily drank the poison. but other people were either coerced, brainwashed or took it against their will. they were murdered. >> i was lifted into this medevac plane, and i was so grateful. >> good evening. the searc

ryan goes ahead and does. he's been underestimated. charles: yesterday harryd made some comments i thought were interesting him as to the effect saying he would never underestimate donald trump. it feels like maybe i see more and more were hillary clinton is trying to convey to donald trump. so maybe some of the establishment democrats. bright, so she's learned a valuable lesson that by the same token, that's why i think she's still with bernie sanders neck and neck, maybe she's got the message even if the establishment democrats haven't gotten the message. the macworld which you do to prepare yourself for donald trump? it's a masterful guy, he's seeking missile and staying on the weakness in knocking you off your game. he did it to 14 of 17 presidential candidates. how is she going to prepare herself for that? how is she ready for that? charles: i'm saying she talked about trump a lot more than a few weeks ago. she's trying to pinpoint certain differences between her and donald trump. >> the establishment as in the republican side have the same rhetoric could

lou: comments like ryan's are only damaging to the republican party and helpful to the opposition, and quickly exploited today by senate minority leader harry reid. >> republican establishment acts bewilders but should not be bewildered. as much as they try to distance themselves from trump now, republican leaders are responsible for his rise. for eight years, they drained all the policy and debate by replacing thoughtful engagement with resentment and hatred. lou: we take up the gop effort to stop trump tonight. we'll talk with former trump adviser roger stone. fox news radio host todd starnes and on branding of the trump slogans and candidacy, we're joined by former apple ceo john sculley, and we're going to look at question whether the gop is actually trying to destroy their party. >>> also tonight, pope francis strikes again, going political again on donald trump. the pontiff urging nations to open their hearts and doors to illegal immigrants. we'll be talking about the propriety of the pontiff's insertion again in u.s. politics and the skulduggery of republican elites.>>> and the s end hillary clinton's ambitions worsening tonight. we'

. >> comments like ryan's are only damaging to the republican party and helpful to the opposition. and quicklyoday by senate minority leader harry reid. >> republican establishment acts bewildered but they should not be bewildered. as much as they try to distance themselves from trump now republican leaders are responsible for his rise. for eight years they drained all the oxygen from the country by replacing thoughtful engagement with resentment and with hatred. >> we take up the gop effort to stop trump tonight. we will be talking with former trump adviser roger stone, fox news radio host todd starns and on branding of the trump slogans and candidacy we're joined tonight by former apple ceo john scully and we are going to look at the question whether the gop is actually trying to destroy their party. >>> also tonight pope francis strikes again, going political again on donald trump. the pontiff now urging nations to, quote, open their hearts and open their doors to illegal immigrants. we will be talking about the propriety of the pontiff's insertion again in u.s. politics and the republican elite. and the scandal that could en

ryan has been quite outspoken about it in the last 24 hours. we're seeing that same conflict with them that harry reid brought up, which is condemning things that trump says, like when he says we're going to have riots if i'm not nominated. they'll condemn that, but they won't pull their support from trump because they think he may really be the party's nominee. top republican leaders don't want to be seen as not supporting the party's nominee. >> we'll see. i'm sure trump will be making the rounds as usual on the sunday shows. tracie, thank you very much for the update from washington. >>> day two of the ncaa tournament gets under way in just a few hours. there have already been some major upsets that have probably blown up a few people's brackets. 12-seed yale taking on 5-seed baylor on thursday. the bears down by one late in the second half, trying to go for the win. the player falls and yale gets the ball back with two seconds left. the bulldogs winning 79-75 for their first ever ncaa tournament win. they take on duke on saturday. >> that was a great game. but the game of the day, the univers

harris: while all of that is going on, gop control of congress possibly on the line. mitch mcconnell and paul ryan reportedly have a plan to deal with trump that includes speaking up when he steps out of line. hmmm. all this as a small but growing group of conservative leaders are calling for a third party option. eric, i will come to you first. your thoughts. >> my thoughts were very powerful speech. mitt romney hold as lot of weight for some reason still in the gop establishment class, d.c. elites. so delivery was powerful, my question, why now if he really feels that way why didn't he say this three months ago when it may have made a difference? i did some math on "the five," there is only one path to the nomination right now and it is donald trump's path. marco rubio's path is almost completely closed down. ted cruz is doing well but he doesn't have numerical path there unless rubio drops out. that doesn't seem like it will happen. establishment doesn't want him to drop out. romney, great. only thing i can think of why now, maybe they hope that rubio and cruz stay in the race and bring all the

senate minority leader harry reid reid is criticizing republican leaders over donald trump thomas a cowardice set the stage for the rise of the gop front runner. house speaker paul ryannd senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to reject trump outright and chastise them for refusing to denounce the more extreme elements of the republican party. blockedl, a court has the president from nominating the former president to her cabinet. it was seen as an attempt to shield little of from a corruption investigation. vladimir putin has a warning for extremist groups in syria. he's withdrawn the bulk of his forces there but says he can redraw the forces within hours. he added military escalation is not his preference. according to u.s. government climate reach wars -- resources, last month was the hardest -- the hottest that you are he and 137 years of record-keeping. there was unprecedented heat in the art. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in 150 news bureaus around the world. alix: still with us is the former president of the minneapolis fed and current economics professor at the diversity of rochester and columnist for bloomberg view. you recently

ryan, kevin mccarthy. and so i, it's a prisoner's dilemma for reince priebus. i tell you, it's got to be tough back room conversations with him right now. harrisd like to know exactly how they know just how unbound these delegates are. remember, dr. ben carson comes with a number of those unbound delegates. maybe not a huge number, but it starts the trend of others looking, you know, are there other people who have gotten out of the race that may step with a donald trump that just may have a few of those unbound delegates? it's hard to say. >> well, harris, you said it better than anybody, he's been playing this card game for a long period of time. harris: exactly. >> he hoe knows -- he knows their hand. my guess is he's going to galvanize those outsider delegates. they always talk about trump being below, at the 35, 40% number. what they fail to mention is that the outsider vote -- carly fiorina, ben carson, if you want to include ted cruz -- it's over 60%. if he becomes that outsider galvanizer, he's going to crush them. andrea: kirsten, it goes to the establishment's, i believe, fight for their very power and their existence, and that is on

ryan joins us on set. just listening to that, he has posted his bail. is he an aspirant for power because that is what comes to mind sometimes with these billion harris.are waiting to see what happens in the parliament today. set up the landscape for us. the ukrainian parliament is convening to try to form a new government. for have political gridlock many months. they have not had the reforms that the imf wants and that has led to a cessation of the funding from the multilateral organizations involved in the bailout for the ukraine. involves the current ukrainian prime minister loathes remaining entire and the current finance minister seeing her power standing. we have talked to her many times. she would become an economic czar she would pick up the economy ministry as well. he doesn't like her either. deal withe did a bad the restructuring of ukrainian bonds and gave foreign investor is way too good of a deal with that restructuring. inus: remember the interview did with her at the time. she defended herself admirably in terms of that saying what would be the alternatives. is there any person in this country that he likes? of associatea sort with a

democratic leader, harry reid, and his office so we're still trying to make sure that the leader is safe and what his whereabouts were during this incident. but house speaker paul ryanen briefed and his staff is safe and sound. >> frates, thank you. again, if you're just joining us here, according to the loudspeaker and u.s. capitol police, they'll have speakers throughout this entire complex. initially over the speaker you would hear shots fired and then apparently they were saying that the lockdown has now been lived. we know that a male suspect has been shot by u.s. capitol police. that person is en route or perhaps by now is at the hospital and there was a female who -- just an innocent bystander who happened to be hit by the shrapnel so she was injured as well. art roderick is with us. talking about how familiar you are with this capitol visitors center there in d.c. beyond that, you were talking or texting with the staffer on the hill today. >> yes, i was. i've got several friends who work up on the hill coming from the d.c. area. so they knew they were in lockdown, they were texting me. they were assured everything was okay. the situation was actually taken c