. >> man: thank you for being a sacrificial lamb so the police department can get along with the stste attorney's office and get along with the churches and get along with the pastors and get along with the parents and get along with the people and get along with the community. thank you, king! >> police are still looking for a car connected to to the shooting. take a look at your screen, it is a 1999 black lexus gs300. if you have any information, and migrants say to see by a carnival cruise ship in the gulf of mexico. the legend of pittsburgh cruise was traveling from key west to cozumel mexico and people on board is putting 16 people on a raft 50 miles off the coast of cuba. pittsburgh steeler's athletes taking to instagram to share pictures. the spokeswoman jennifer de la cruz said the migrants will be turned over to immigration officials at the next stop. >>> life from the night team, we take a look at the beautiful night at town. >> i just want to repeat, again, brent cameron life from the weather center. >> we have been able to get the repeat button for three nights in a row, an

. >> thank you for being a sacrificial lamb so that the police department can get along with the state attorney's office and get along with the churches and get along with the pastors and get along with the parents and get along with the people and get along with the community. thank you, king! >> reporter: the funeral just one day after police make a third arrest in the shooting. now 3 teens charge wide second degree murder. saturday king's life honored through song and dance. but the most powerful tribute the crown from king taken too soon. >> king was a good boy. he didn't do any harm to anybody. he always had big drdrms. he was my best friend. >> and while the family continues to mourn possible tags t 6457. if you know anything, call crime stoppers. that number 305-471-tips. you may get cash with the right information and you can remain anonymous. reporting live in opalaka, walter morris, 7 news. also on 7, a live look outside our north bay llage studios where south florida is staying cool. we will be feeling the 50s again tonight. >> live in the weathehecenter with the weekend for

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the biggest scariest question is who will likely be the sacrificial lamb. >> is blocking the mom newspaper the equivalent of shutting down the government as the democrats have tried to paint snit. >> i don't believe so, no. the court has eight members. the court once had seven members, going back to five members. this is not the shutdown of another branch of government. it means cases that could end up 4-4 will result in a precedent nationwide. there will be another justice within the next year, most likely. >> sacks said even if the nominee put forward, that may be a sacrifice lamb. >>> massachusetts, a new emerson college poll shows 50% of voters there favor donald trump. marco rubio is in second there. this weekend, both rubio and senator ted cruz argued they are better candidates than trump. >> there are a lot of republicans who think donald trump is not the right guy to go head-to-head with hillary clinton, that we'd probably lose that match. 70% of republicans believe that. we are seeing people come behind our campaign, because we are the only one that has and can beat donald trump.

she's the sacrificial lamb that goes out and did this. you know that happens. we're the most productive nation in the world, but like i said, the wages are stagnant. >> that's the problem. >> here's my problem with her, i can't feel sympathetic to that. you filled out the application and knew what you were going to be getting paid. it's not like they hired you and then said, "guess what, we have to cut your ( bleep )." you know you were making $1400 a month. but you have a $1200-a-month apartment. i don't care. i would love to live in malibu. i took a drive up the pacific coast highway. i love it. it's beautiful. but i got brooklyn money. that's where i live. >> larry: there you go. anwhen you got brooklyn money, u probably live in brooklyn. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪pepsi cola don't drop your phone, drop your network. bring your phone to cricket wireless. we have more 4g lte coverage nationwide than t-mobile or sprint. cricket wireless. something to smile about. we broabout this new car. to get your honest opinion to keep things unbiased, we removed all the

it could be someone who ultimately ends up basically as a sacrificial lamb.eople the president will probably be considering at least in part include a lot of the younger judges he has that on a federal appeals court. isudge here in washington born in india. , he is in california black, also in his late 40's, he will be on the list as well. president wants to compromise, a judge has been on the court much longer, and then there are out-of-the-box nominees like the attorney general, i do -- loretta lynch, someone who has been talk about a good deal. she would be the first lack woman on the supreme court. brendan: these are people who have all been confirmed by the senate in some way before. the politics are important. greg: they certainly are. they had a benefit with the thele i mentioned, at least ones nominated recently, that they have invented, and christina was confirmed unanimous we by the senate and obviously went through a difficult confirmation process and got through. and know what they have they know these people can stand up to a senate hearing. i ha

shoot down whoever this nominee might be, does that person almost in some respects become a sacrificial lamb? >> they have to swing from the fence, they have to assume the person they nominate will get a fair hearing and could conceivably be confirmed. i'm not so sure if a person goes through the process and is voted down if the next president turns out to be a democrat and resubmits the nomination. i'm not so sure that is completely poison to the well. >> all right. pete williams live at the basilica of the national thank you for joining us today. >>> a woman who survived a fire that killed four members of her family will lay them to rest. the funeral will take place in hyattsville. they all died in a fire exactly one month ago. the toddler's mother was in the house but jumped out a window and survive. they will bury the victims in brentwood. >>> happening later today, prince george's county executive baker will gather with 100 metro access workers and riders calling for a change. the group claims they are dealing with crumbling service and have to endure dangerous conditions while they wor

i think that's why you saw them ask for essentially a little bit of a sacrificial lamb. >> carson's out of the race. they sent an official looking document. they're putting out -- it just seems there's always this -- they've always got something out there that people go, wait a minute, that smells. >> trump touched on this day where he talked about, you know, cruz offering apology to marco rubio, offering apology also to ben carson a couple of weeks ago that there has been this pattern. as we know, trump has a way of getting to the heart of the vulnerabilities of the campaigns. >> let's not miss the chance to talk about dirty tricks. stanford has all kinds of problems. he comes out and accuses trump of being a truther. in other words, one of the rely wacky people that someone had a plunger and blew up the world trade center. that's crazy talk. trump has never been a truther. then they get sanford out there to do the dirty work for them. >> he's not the victim in this. >> is he a truther? >> no. >> one at a time here. not giving a pass. i'm not giving a pass. i'm saying cruz is engaging

there, all right, well, perhaps the president will nominate someone who can be the so-called sacrificial lambate but could be someone more left leaning, would galvanize the base would hepbulp bernie o hillary. or does the president keep a more centrist pick? >> i think the president picks best person for the job, whether that person is someone who is a sacrificial lamb or not. you don't go into the process thinking there's a good chance this may not work out. yes, we know that's the political calculation everyone in washington is making but you have to understand this is a process that is constitutionally designate. he has the obligation to pick the correct person. i think that will ultimately be the candidate who will have the best chance at winning the nomination. >> david, this is the final question. if you're a "west wing," the so-called "west wing" theory. you let ginsburg retire, let the republicans choose one and have the democrats have a liberal-leaning justice, is that just sort of silly and something that would happen on a television episode but never in a million years happen in re

he was the sacrificial lamb that had to be thrown under the because of this problem. i mean when ted cruz wins evangelical, or loses evangelicals in the up state of south carolina, this is a bad thing. i'm sure they looked at those exit polls and figured out that donald trump was winning based on telling and saying that ted cruz was a liar and dirty tricks and tweeting out this, all this stuff. they're looking at nevada saying, we can't have that happen. but you know, this is this too little too late. melissa: you're somebody obviously all over this. you're following this every day. does it feel like this campaign is coming a bit unhinged? >> it does feel different than the campaign coming out of iowa. they had this steam, this moment where they seemed like they would be rolling along and south carolina was a state that lined up for them but to come in third in south carolina and to see donald trump beat ted cruz in those really, those areas that he should have won, that suggested something was wrong. this is a course correction. he is not likely to do great in nevada

he has many to choose from now and the scariest question is who will be the sacrificial lamb. >> is blockingominee the equivalent of forcing the shutdown of branch of government as the democrats have tried to paint it? >> no. the court has eight members. the court before had eight members and it once before had seven members going back to five members. this is not a shutdown of a branch of government. it does mean that hotly contested prais cases could go forward nationwide. but there will an justice mostly in the next year most likely. >> mike sacks, thank you for joining us this morning. >> there will be arguments in the gun used in the sandy hook massacre. the lawyers representing the gun manufacturers and the shops say it should be thrown out. the companies argue they're shielded from liability under federal law. and in seattle there is an effort under way to make the government there more transparent. the public records law in washington state are some of the most open in the country. adam schauffler tells us there are still barriers. >> just think of all the public information, all the

erik: it was going to be the sacrificial lamb? steve: david has a theory. own judge on the d.c. circuit. highly approved, 97 to nothing by the senate. indian-american and a very able fellow. steve: marco rubio asked about that was asked about his vote for that guy and he's had that was then, this is now. erik: given the fact that he seems on paper to be such an appealing candidate, with the white house want to put him up? tar him inevitably with the political fallout? david: if i were in the white house, i would say let's put the one credible and respected and put that and make them vote him down. steve: that is what obama said he would do. the constitution says he should nominate somebody. steve: in fairness to what the republicans have been saying, there is only been one nomination put up an election --r in the last eight years in an election year in the last eight years. david: it is not unusual. the supreme court is an important decision and it's become so politicized. it has been so politicized. steve: if you look at the public opinion tolls -- poles,

don't you think you were sticking the religious analogy of a bit of a sacrificial lamb?'t meet that standard. given everything else that was going on with the campaign -- we were accused of a lot of things we didn't actually do so when something like that comes up as it piles on, i get it. i'm not angry about it. i wouldn't trade a second of being on the campaign. that was a blessing to know the cruzs and everybody on the team. it's all good. >> so how is -- i guess your former boss, how's your candidate doing at this point? his path seems to have narrowed a bit and it looks like donald trump is set to take it. >> well, it has narrowed but today -- tomorrow we'll have texas. texas is 155 delegates. if senator cruz can win texas he'll be a good position. that would give him two wins. he may be poised to win arkansas. minnesota looks like a three-way tie. marco rubio doesn't look like he'll win anywhere. he hasn't won anything so far. that would put marco in a position where he has to win florida. but this has to get down a two-person race. ben carson a spoiler. john kasic

it seemed like -- seemed like a sacrificial lamb at the very least. >> yeah.ruz said nice things about rick. we all know rick and respect how hard he worked. he did make a mistake. i don't think he would deny that. he hasn't denied it. >> oh, sure. >> i think it's also the case, joe, as you are suggesting, had senator cruz not been dealing now with several weeks of accusations that his campaign doesn't play fair i don't think there is any doubt he would have stood by rick and said he can stay he made a mistake. i think many of the accusations about lying are really just kind of run-of-the-mill hard-ball political activities but ted cruz needs to do what he thinks is right. he also needed to try to right what was a bad story line for his campaign that they do things that other people just don't do. >> i tell you what, nicolle, i love a lot of things about politics. i love when john kasich gets a guy and cries. i love seeing jeb bush show grace under pressure when he's getting out of the race. i hate when a politician throws a staff member under the bus and fire