this is salt lake city. donald trump about to take the stage at any moment for the first time since saying there would be riots if denied the nomination. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. we'll bring you the latest on this as it happens. also the clearest sign the republican party is at war with itself. mitt romney, the man who campaigned with john kasich says he'll vote for ted cruz just to stop donald trump. he says he is repulsed by everything the gop front-runner stands for. will romney's hail mary work? >>> also tonight -- fox news accusing trump of sexist verbal attacks against megyn kelly. plus, the most wanted man in the world. what happened when the chief suspect in the brutal paris terror attacks was captured in belgium today. there's a whole lot going on this evening. i want to get to sara murray and dylan beyers as well to talk about all of this. sara, you are covering this trump campaign tonight. the furst time since he's spoken about those comment bss possible riots at the convention. what'

salt lake city, great falls, and billings. laramie and cheyenne.rand forks and duluth and ashland. ♪ >> for the beginning, a dedication ceremony at milford, pennsylvania. the place is great towers, the ancestral home of gifford pinchot, conservationist and first chief of the forest service. built by his father james, the property now is given to the forest service by the pinchot family. president kennedy arrives to dedicate the property as a national center for national resource education. the property, an 83-year-old french mansion and its 100 acres of ground, is presented by dr. gifford pinchot, son of the conservationist. president kennedy describes gifford pinchot as a trained scientist, gift administrator, articulate publicist, and governor of pennsylvania. but as a man who would prefer to be remembered as a forrester and conservationist. for milford, a flight of 1000 miles to duluth. at a side trip by helicopter over the apostle islands barrier over lake superior, for a lander at ashland, wisconsin. to the welcoming throng at the ashton airpo

of political crowd but for a democrat in salt lake city, that certainly is considerable. e sanders campaign is hoping to get some of its mojo back in utah, in idaho and in salt lake city tonight. people have been waiting in line for hours and hours and hours. i talked to one woman who got here at 7:30 this morning. this certainly is a sign that bernie sanders supporters exist here. the reason they're in california tonight, wolf, they believe that this is the place where this race ends obviously in the primary on june 7th. it's a message they're going to stay in this race until the very end of this campaign, they they are going to keep winning delegates along the line here. mathematically speak the sanders campaign is well, well, well behind. they hope to make up some ground tonight. they believe california is a place where they can win a ton of delegates. that's why bernie sanders is here tonight. he will be addressing the crowd in some half an hour or so time. he is going to talk about the brussels terror incident, and he's going to of course be talking about the challeng

let's go to governor romney live at some lake city. -- salt lake city. mr.y: in 1964, days before the presidential election which we lost, ronald reagan went on national television and challenged america. saying it was a time for choosing. he saw two paths for america. one that embrace conservative principles dedicated to lifting people out of poverty and helping create opportunity for all. , an oppressive government that would lead america down a darker, less free cap. i am no ronald reagan and this is a different moment in time. i believe with all my heart and soul, that we face another time for choosing. one that has profound consequences for the republican party and more importantly for our country. i say this in part because of my conviction that america is poised to lead the world for another century. our technology engines, our innovation dynamic, the ambition and skill of our people are going to propel our economy and raise the standard of living of americans. america will remain as it is today the envy of the world. you may have seen warren buffett

better eggs. >>> and it's time for your campaign flash, candidates invading salt lake city. ting ready to hold a town hall in the infinity center. the crowds are growing about&n an hour hour. general kasich holding a town hall in salt lake city. governor kasich taking over the university of you talk and that's tonight's campaign flash. i sat down with former first lady laura bush. we talked about something show has been consumed with since 2001. 2016. >> it's a pig event, but this is not sort of a drive by event for you. you have been steeped in this going way back, in fact, you had the november 2001 radio address when you spoke about afghanistan. >> that's right. i did the radio address then in 2001 shortly after september 11th because i wanted people in the united states to know the way women and children in afghanistan were treated by the taliban. >> you use a term like marginalizing. reading the peculiar. that's a very polite word. >> even worse. >> treated like dogs and stoned if they don't follow the rules. it's just incredible when the women went through. >> really inc

this is salt lake city.first time since saying there would be riots if denied the nomination. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. we'll bring you the latest on this as it happens. also the clearest sign the republican party is at war with itself. mitt romney, the man who campaigned with john kasich says he'll vote for ted cruz just to stop donald trump. he says he is repulsed by everything the gop front-runner stands for. will romney's hail mary work? >>> also tonight -- fox news accusing trump of sexist verbal attacks against megyn kelly.

from hanford southward to salt lake city, where the president will extend his message of conservationinclude the responsibilities thrust upon the united states by the pressure of world events. he will deliver his message at the mormon tabernacle in salt , an institution universally known for the music of its great choir. ♪ ♪ [choir singing] ♪ >> three stocks remained on the presidential conservation tour. thema, washington, where enthusiasm threaten to carry --y police of areas barriers. ♪ >> speaking to an audience comprised mostly of college students, president kennedy says "the great movements in this country's history, the times of intellectual activity, took took an those periods we long range in the future. the assignment in the 1960's is to reintroduce men and women to the public duty." ♪ >> whiskeytown, california, where the president dedicate the dam.keytown ♪ >> las vegas, nevada, where president kennedy speaks at the convention center. here are some of the remarks he made at las vegas and other places on his tour. [applause] president kennedy: i came on this trip to see the

we're following problems out of salt lake city tonight. you can see peter doocy at a rally from city hall. this comes weeks after protests broke out in a trump rally in chicago. peter, what is the latest there in salt lake city? what can you tell us? >> things here were peaceful for an hour, but just in 15 or 20 minutes, there was some rough stuff going on between salt lake city police and some anti-donald trump protestors that are here. there is a lot of concern before the event started. what happened is to rehash what has been a very eventful night. some antitrump protestors ripped down a tent the secret service put up and several of the anti-donald trump protestors or krapters then charged over a metal beam. some police got shields but the police are here, only recently. they did not need to move in fid antoo dn a tent put in place by the secret service to keep the candidate and everybody inside safe, that is when the police charged out. they were able to push folks about this far. our understanding is that donald trump left here 15, 20

. >> auriel, a third generation mormon studying to be a nurse, lives near salt lake city, utah, headquarters of the mormon church... where she served her 18 month mission. >> it's a concentrated time in your life where you have many spiritual experiences. >> do you believe, in your heart of hearts, that you can scientifically investigate something like faith? >> i'd like to think so. i welcome anything that embraces the fact that you have a physical reaction to that. and that can be looked upon and measured. >> auriel's devotion to god and science made her a perfect subject for the university of utah's "religious brain project," that's where techknow's dr. crystal dilworth picks up this story. >> what motivated you to ask questions about religion and neuroscience? >> because it's the biggest question out there. >> dr. jeffrey anderson, professor of radiology and bioengineering, teamed up with dr. julie korenberg, director of the center for integrated neuroscience and human behavior. the study combined brain scans and blood tests on 20 devout mormons, to track their neurological reactions to

this was the scene outside of a trump rally in salt lake city, utah, yesterday.hat began as peaceful protest turned into shoving match wes police after tension between trump supporters and protesters escalated. there weren't many interruptions inside the venue as donald trump tried to appeal to the state's religious faction. >> and do i love the mormons, okay? do i love the mormons. i have many friends that live in salt lake. i have a lot of friends. no, i have a lot of friends. by the way, mitt romney is not one of them. did he choke -- did this guy choke? he's a choke artist. i can't believe. are you sure he's a mormon? are we sure? >> well, mitt romney still hasn't formally endorsed anyone. he announced he will cast his ballot in utah for ted cruz. trump has two events in arizona today. ted cruz, tom kasich, focusing on utah. bernie sanders is in arizona. in just a few hours he will hold a news conference at the u.s./mexico border in nagalos. yesterday, sanders without referencing donald trump by time called him out over rhetoric ability undocumented immigrant

he's going to be addressing the hinckley institute of politics in salt lake city, 11:30 a.m. mountain time. >> let me put as many caveats as i can. but mitt romney says this is not an endorsement or an announcement. i did read that there was an announcement about romney possibly getting into the race, no way, no how, he doesn't want any part of it. but he definitely doesn't want donald trump to get in. so don't think that mitt romney is going to put himself on the line. >> he has long wanted to play the party adult to try to get the race back on course which he thinks is more advantageous for their party. >> he is not a trump supporter, at a minimum right there. >>> while hillary clinton received the lion's share of delegates with her supertuesday wins, rival bernie sanders says he's not going anywhere. let's talk about the state of the democratic race, debby wasserman schultz e what does it tell you about the state of the democratic party, that there were hundreds of thousands of more voter turnouts for the republicans as opposed to the democratic candidates. >> first of all

what do you have make of what's happening in salt lake city tonight?e said no brokered convention, was marco rubio. now marco rubio is in his rear view mirror. why even bring up marco rubio? >> i think that's what donald trump does. he brings up his competitors. marco rubio is part of the establishment. he's going to bring up marco rubio. but i think the real story tonight is the absolutely, unacceptable behavior of these protesters in front of donald trump's rally. it's so bad that even the media cameras have to be wary if they even shoot in their direction. >> but they're peaceful protesters. >> they're peaceful all right, but if the media turns their camera that way, there's a big f.u. sign and we had to turn the camera away. the media cannot even turn in that direction for fear of having vulgarities that are not allowed to be on television. this is absurd. they are all over college campuses protesting other right-wing issues. last week they stormed a m metallica event. >> these aren't spontaneous events. there's talk on social media with ads going

salt lake city. >> reporter: donald trump bracing for more protests after a face-off in salt lake city. angry once again outside his rally. >> did any protesters sneak >> reporter: none stopping his attacks. hitting ted cruz hard. >> he hasn't done anything. target now confirming he will vote for ted cruz on tuesday. >> are you sure he is a mormon? he choked.o sad. >> mr. trump is a con man. >> reporter: two weeks after the anti-endorsement of trump, a not quite endorsement behind cruz, but to force an open convention. >> why haven't others endorsed you? >> when they say i will encourage you to vote for you.g. >> reporter: that is key to cruz's candidacy.h is not giving up. >> this is his view. you know, he's entitled to it. to frankly, i don't think enough delegates to get to the convention. >> reporter: now kasich's out with this video. call it romney's greatest great governor of a great state. >> reporter: all the nice things he said about the ohio governor on the campaign trail. romney focused no

this is salt lake city, utah where caucuses are under way. i'm bret baier. >> and i'm martha mccallum. it is a big night of politics ahead. but first, isis claiming responsibility for the bombings that rocked the city of brussels this morning. belgian officials release thing picture, a stunning image that shows three suspects they believe are responsible for the attack. and now massive raids under way for the man you see on the right hand side of that picture. >>> back in the u.s., criticism from republican presidential candidates came strong and fast. >> if they're coming from certain other places and if they're muslim, they have to be checked very carefully. they're not assimilating easily into other countries. we're not babies. we can't do this anymore. >> it's long past time that we had a president who will acknowledge this evil, will call it by its name. and utilize the full force and fury of the united states to defeat radical islamic terrorism, to defeat isis. >> if i had been president, i would have cut short my visit and flown home,

./// ((denise valdez)) > protests are planned in salt lake city tonight after a 17 year old was shot by police over the weekend. he has been identified as 17-year-old abdi mohamed. he remains in a coma this evening after being shot three times. salt lake city police officials say two officers responded to a call of two men fighting with weapons. they say one of the males complied and dropped the weapon... while the other continued to advance on the victim and was shot by officers. ((( we were trying to solve it before the cops intervened. but they already ran up with their guns. . they ran up with their guns pulled out and said, 'drop it' one time and then shot him.)) ((denise valdez)) salt lake city mayor jackie biskupski is telling police to release as much information as possible without compromising the investigation. police say the release of the body camera recordings could interfere with their investigation./// police say hit and killed a pedestrian last week is now in police custody. 24-year-old eric leppard turned himself into henderson police over the weekend. investigators

in the west, heavy snow and powerful winds from salt lake city to rapid city. two feet of snow in the mountains. rain and stormy along the gulf coast. >> 40s in salt lake city and detroit. 50s in chicago and new york. 60s in denver and portland. 70s in dallas and atlanta. >>> a woman on new york's long island is facing thousands of dollars in fees in a battle over her two cats. elizabeth colaianni says the manager at her condo building knew that she had one more feline than the rules allowed. it wasn't a problem until she said she had a handicapped access ramp installed. it was then that she said the condo board started imposing fees for her second cat. >> these cats are my children. i don't have any children. i'm not married. they're my life. >> colaianni has filed a discrimination complaint with the u.s. department of housing and urban development. an attorney for condo board would say only that it was an ongoing legal matter. >>> oh, boy, this has been a long time coming, folks. others might say long overdue. jonathan the tortoise, the world's oldest living a

the two-month-old dating site, launching the business with this billboard in their hometown of salt lake city, utah -- a region mor than 90% white. >> where white people meet, the little bit of backlash? >> we counted on that. that was part of our marketing plan. >> you knew it would be controversial? >> we knew it had to be. >> reporter: the billboard causing such offense the city made them take it down. >> i thought white people met everywhere. >> reporter: the first question was, is this for real? >> i wanted a gal who shares my passion for celine dion. >> reporter: the site may have been the butt of many jokes -- >> i thought we already had a place where white people meet, isn't that "the bachelor"? >> reporter: it encapsulated the controversy surrounding race and online dating. >> as the creators of this site you guys have been personally accused of being racist. >> we're not racist at all, without question. our lifestyle shows it. the things we do, the people we associate with, the way we conduct ourselves each and every day proves it. >> reporter: this say the site does too. users are

danielle nottingham is in salt lake city with their story. >> reporter: just moments before the plarks 19-year-old nathan wells, 20-year-old joseph empy and 56-year-old richard norby were in the terminal saying good-bye to french missionary 20-year-old fanny rachel clain, who was headed to ohio for her assign. all four went down. wells of utah was rushed into surgery for his wounds. family spokesman lloyd coleman. >> had some burns we understand to his face of hands, but the biggest concern is about his foot. it sounds like his ankle and his heel is hurt the worst by some playing the debris or shrapnel from the bomb. >> reporter: this was not wells' first brush with terrorism. in 2013 he was a block away from marathon. and last november he was at his home mission in paris during the terror attacks there. joseph empy, seen here in this recent video, suffered a leg wound and second-degree burns to his hand, face and head according to his family. empy, who is from santa clara, utah, posted these photos on his blog yesterday. richard norby, of lehi, utah, was knocked down during the explos

an arrest, arguments, again, after these angry scenes in salt lake city last night. his supporters line up for trump's rallies in arizona. ground zero for the political battle over immigration. today trump appearing with governor jan brewer and controversial sheriff joe arpaio. >> you know, this country has a big, big problem with illegal immigration. >> reporter: and he's now ramping up attacks on mitt romney after the former nominee said he would vote for ted cruz in utah. >> the guy is a total stiff. did he let us down? this guy is a loser. did he let us down? >> reporter: trump, not mentioning romney's faith today in arizona, but taking aim in utah. >> are you sure he's a mormon? are we sure? >> reporter: it's argument that could backfire. >> mitt romney is known as kind of the mormon jfk. you don't usually go to a state adopted by a religion and question one of the heroes of that religion. >> reporter: trump has raised eyebrows by raising questions about his rivals' religion before, as cruz discovered himself. >> not too many evangelicals come out of cuba, okay?

. >> and yeah, he's -- by a local news station in salt lake city, utah and that was my best flavor flave. watch this. >> oh, yeah. and they were joking. i really hear you, you know what i'm saying? right here and right there? and with 56 degrees and also going to take it all of the way here. you know what i'm saying? where is the battery? >> all right. >> flavor flave. originally to talk about how important it is to stay in school. so, from one budding meteorologist and established one, somara, what do you think? >> i think the delivery was you is peach. >> uh-huh. >> and i am concerned about the accuracy. [ laughter ] >> it was really interesting. and that was my first time seeing that and i think he's really, really funny. i don't know. mostly saying you know what i am saying? >> and it's one thing. i want to beat the -- [ indiscernible ] >> and i like that, too. >> uh-huh. >> and are you listen something. >>> 4:51 is the time now. an ohio village is about to vanish. >> and residents might vote to dispan. and thanks but no thanks. the university where a marathon bomber went to school d

salt lake city debate is cancelled.rump will be giving a speech before the pro israel group the same day. kasich said that without trump the ohio governor wouldn't be there either. senator ted cruz used the opportunity to attack donald trump calling him ducking donald on twitter. >>> and cruz challenged trump to meet him in washington. >> his excuse is silliness, it reflects his assumption that he thinks the voters are -- can't figure it that he's not telling them the truth. listen, apec would have allowed him to speak at any time. he chose to speak right in the middle of the debate because he's scared to debate. you know, he just -- he looks down on the voters. he thinks they're gullible and will believe whatever he's say, so i'm going to be in d.c. there for there as well. i'm happy to debate him in washington. >> donald trump emerged with a clear lead in the delegates and while it's more possible he can secure the nomination before the convention he warned yesterday of bad things happening if he is not nominated. >>

that's a battleground state, and eamon, it's now romney on the front lines. >> salt lake city. we love utah! >> reporter: today donald trump bracing for more protests after a faceoff in salt lake city. angry demonstrators clashing once again outside his rally. inside -- >> did any protesters sneak in tonight? >> reporter: none of it stopping trump's attacks. hitting cruz hard. >> cruz has done nothing. >> reporter: now a new reason to target mitt romney, who is confirming he will vote for cruz in utah tuesday. >> are we sure he's a mormon? are we sure? he choked, he choked. it was so sad. >> reporter: just two weeks after romney's anti endorsement of trump, a not quite endorsement of cruz. calling on conservatives to unify behind cruz, but only to force an open convention. >> why haven't mitt romney and other fully endorsed you in a whole-hearted way? >> when someone says i'm voting for you and i encourage everyone else to vote for you, that's pretty darn good. >> reporter: a campaign aide acknowledges winning big in utah is key to cruz's candidacy. but john kasich is not giving

find out what did not happen when they clashed with trump supporters in salt lake city. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> welcome back on this saturday morning. it's a cold start to your saturday. it's going to be cold today. even colder on sunday for your first official day of spring. we are also tracking the chance of snow. live look outside looking at the lowe's camera. calm conditions this morning. nice and quiet before we start to change things up later on this afternoon and especially on sunday. currently we are cold. we are going to keep it chilly. below normal by this afternoon. in the 30s. below freezing in some spots. just below freezing in chester springs at 34. 38 in wrightstown and 36 in trenton, new jersey. to the north and west we're below freezing this morning. mount pocono coming in at 39. 32 in coatsville and 34 in blue bell. along the coast temperatures also in the upper 30s, low 40s. 30 in woodbine. 39 in dover delaware and 37 in mount holly. watching two areas, one piece of energy is in the ohio valley right now. that will affect part of our area sout

the lions hope a strong start against salt lake city. the club put in it final preps in sanford this morning. they hope to welcome their newest addition, and tonio, he trained with the team for the first time after a rifting in central florida today. the 30-year-old comes from orlando from european power, and he will not be are the to lay tomorrow but he will be at the game. -- play tomorrow but he will be at the game. this is last year's opener, over 22,000 strong on hand to watch orlando city's tying goal, coming from the captain. he believes they will rise to tomorrow's occasion. >> an expression, the best players do that. we have the best players, we look at kaka, and he came up with a goal last year. when big games come around we look to our best players. they played salt lake city once last season and it ended in a draw. >>> the copa america, making the rounds in orlando. the late of the rendition of the hundred year international tournament is held in the u.s. in early june but citrus bowl is one of ten host cities, brazil would t

danielle nottingham is in salt lake city with their story. before the plarks 19-year-old nathan wells, 20-year-old joseph empy and 56-year-old richard norby were in the terminal saying good-bye to french missionary 20-year-old fanny rachel clain, who was headed to ohio for her assign. all four went down. wells of utah was rushed into surgery for his wounds. family spokesman lloyd coleman. >> had some burns we understand to his face of hands, but the biggest concern is about his foot. it sounds like his ankle and his heel is hurt the worst by some playing the debris or shrapnel from the bomb. >> reporter: this was not wells' first brush with terrorism. in 2013 he was a block away from one of the bombs at the boston marathon. and last november he was at his home mission in paris during the terror attacks there. joseph empy, seen here in this recent video, suffered a leg wound and second-degree burns to his hand, face and head according to his family. empy, who is utah, posted these photos on his blog yesterday. richard norby, of lehi, utah, was

again, after these angry scenes in salt lake city last night. for trump's rallies in arizona, ground zero for the political battle over immigration. today, trump appearing with the governor and and a sheriff. >> this country has a big, big problem with illegal immigration. >> reporter: he is ramping up attacks on mitt romney after he said he would vote for ted cruz. >> he is a total stiff. did he let us down? this guy is a loser. did he let us down? >> reporter: trump not mentioning romney's faith today in arizona butaking aim in utah. >> are you sure he is a mormon? are we sure? >> reporter: it could backfire. >> mitt romney is known as the mormon jfk. you don't go to a state dominated by a religion and question one of the heros of that religion. >> reporter: trump raised eyebrows by raising questions about his rival's religion before. cruz discovered himself. >> not too many evangelicals come out of cuba. okay? in his words stop going to the gutter. >> that has no place in politics. that's wrong. it's disgataceful to call into faith the anothe

debate was scheduled for monday in salt lake city. >>> the villanova wildcats, temple owls and st. joes hawks, they are ready for their first round games in the march madness basketball tournament. all three play tomorrow but round one tips off today at the 12:15ment you can see those games on cbs-3, tbs and tru tv and get the the full schedule on cbs philly.com. >>> he shared a name and musical gift with his father, frank senate the that junior has passed away. >> ♪. >> his family says singer died unexpectly wednesday from cardiac arrest. he was in florida for a concert. sinatra was famously kidnaped and held ransom when he was 19 years old. he went on to become his father's musical director and conductor. frank sinatra junior was 72 years old. >>> 4:50. time for a check of your business news. hena daniels joins us from the new york stock exchange. we know feds have been meeting for two days now. any big a announcements just yet. >> reporter: good morning,er contact federal reservists leaving a key interest rate where it is. in a statement following its latest policy meeting the f

in salt lake city last night, hundreds of protesters, mostly bernie sanders supporters. you want didn't to know that his message is not welcome here? >> absolutely. >> reporter: rallying but clashing with hundreds of trump supporters. and then with police. the grass-roots effort to silence the front runner more organized, bold and urgent than ever before. the billionaire business mogul never more popular. never more hated. >>> much more on the campaign tomorrow morning on "meet the governor john kasich will be among the guests. >>> officials in new jersey began testing water for lead today in the faucets and fountains of all of the public schools. newark could be dealing with a growing threat to children exposed to elevated levels of lead. >> reporter: anger and frustration as parents drop their kids off at school. this week, water was shut off at 30 public schools with unsafe levels of lead. they knew something was wrong with the water the school closed down. >> reporter: students are being offered free blood tests. >> we're putting lead into our bodies. >> reporter: th