the american israel public affairs committee? this annual meeting and the candidates trying to show essentially that they respect israel's position in the world. >> well, i would love to hear what trump's position is. i don't know what his position is on anything. he's about an inch deep and specifics are where he is on anything. if he goes to apec and talks about neutrality and the fact that his top priority is to negotiate a peace treaty. you don't make peace, you don't make deals with terrorists. you stand with israel. and when these terrorists step aside or die or go away, then you can start negotiating with some moderates. deirdre: donald trump's list of foreign policy advisors, that doesn't reassure you at all? >> are you kidding? there's over 100 top generals and officers that have signed a letter about a month ago that swore that they would never vote for donald trump. because they know that this man doesn't know what he's talking about. look about cuba when you asked sam clovis about cuba. his whole position on cuba is be

god bless you. >> republican presidential candidate john kasich, the ohio governor giving a rousing pro-israel speech before the american israel public affairs committee. the pro-israel lobbying organization. they are meeting at verizon center about 18 or 20,000 supporters are there. you can see just walked down the stage. let's get some reaction to that. let's get reaction to what we heard from donald trump a little while ago. joining us now, cnn political commentator ana navarro, rebecca berg from real clear politics, cnn political commentator ryan lizza, the washington correspondent for the new yorker magazine. our chief political analyst gloria borger and cnn political commentator kevin madden. ryan, that was a very, very rousing speech. earlier in the morning we heard from hillary clinton. also a very pro-israel speech. still waiting for two more candidates, donald trump will be speaking. and ted cruz will be speaking as well. but they seem to be competing who is more pro-israel right now. >> yes. trump has some tough acts to follow. all these candidates have hit some of the big issues this group cares about honest

americans were hurt today. as i mentioned, all of the presidential candidates except bernie sanders are addressing the nation's top pro israel group. james rosen has been watches the action. >> greeted like a rock star, hillary clinton delighted the american israel public affairs committee audience with her pledge to maintain the qualitative military edge israel enjoys over its neighbors. donald trump's presidency she warned would be unthinkable for israel and jews. >> we need steady hands not a president who says he's neutral on monday, proisrael on tuesday, and who knows what wednesday. because everything's negotiable. well, my friends, israel's security is nonnegotiable. >> trump describes himself as pro israel. he criticized clinton's mideast record as secretary of state. >> her policies didn't work, all have you to do is look at libya, look at anything you want to look at, to know they didn't work. >> ted cruz has pounded the candidate for the nutrality comment. john kasich, who told a new hampshire audience last month, the permanent peace in israel doesn't exist, was the first of the republicans to address apac this ye

to the balance because the afro-american, the native american or the hispanic community is running to the ballots? can you see it happening? it happened last elections in israelrican president, after a terror attack made, let's say, but and afro-american, calling the whole afro-american community is responsible, speaking about their everyday on a list -- loyal, because of on the terrorist like the israeli prime minister did a few weeks ago? can you see it happening? but no, we're talking about the only democracy in the middle east, the only democracy in the middle east has the right to do whatever it wants it and then to end up there's a virtual tour of those congressmen who would never come to listen to me and will never let me take them around, i would end this tour like the israeli propaganda machinery which started in the holocaust memorial museum a. i would have taken in because it all started there. because israel would've never been established without the holocaust, and it should be remembered, absolutely. but then i would ask my guests who will never come, what is the lesson of it? never again -- never again in any prize to the jewish people, which g

the israeli american vote. >> reporter: democratic first of the presidential candidates to address the american israel public affairs committee convention. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: she didn't wait long before blasting her republican rival when it comes to who is better at israel. >> we need steady hands not a president who say he's neutral on monday and pro-israel on tuesday and who knows what on wednesday. >> reporter: clinton took straight aim at donald trump who says he want to be neutral when dealing with israel. >> hello everybody. >> reporter: he responded at a news conference before addressing it. >> she wouldn't know anything about my policy. >> reporter: donald trump met privately with gop lawmakers hoping to improve his relationship with leaders as violence at his rallies are creating controversy. >> they use foul language. >> reporter: ted cruz and john kasich expected to address the a-pack convention. ted cruz's campaign released new robo calls in utah and arizona. >> it's time for republicans to unite mind ted. he's the only republican candidates who can defeat trump. >> reporter: trum

all but one of the remaining policy conference focusing on the israel and american vote. investigator reporting christopher heath joins us now. acquisitions about violence at his rallies also. >> reporter: the trump campaign has responded to a series of violent rallies saying security will increase. he was in orlando. you can see several protesters being removed in ucf. one of his staff members came under fire after he was caught on video, we have it highlighted, grabbing a protester by the collar. now his opponents are using these incidents against him. >> thank you so much. >> democratic front runner hillary clinton was the first candidate to address the american israel public affairs committee using part of her time to address the republican front runner for his comments on israel and palestine. >> we need steady hands, not a president who said he's neutral on monday, pro-israel on tuesday and who knows what on wednesday. clinton took aim at trump who said he wants to be neutral when dealing with israel and the palestinians. >> she doesn't know anything about my policy

however, the latest poll, from israel-based panels politics institution, shows israelis favor clinton. a 2015 survey, from the american jewish congress, found only 7% of american jewish voters said israel was their deciding issue for voting. newly released video showing the capture of the main terror suspect from the deadly paris attacks. a french tv station says this video was shot on friday, by a witness from a window in brussels. salam abdelsalam was arrested and charged with involvement in terrorist murder. he' s a top suspect in the november 13th attacks in paris that left 130 people dead. after 6:00 in fort lauderdale. the man who was shot died at the hospital. the broward county sheriff' s office is not releasing any details. detectives say the suspected shooter remained at the scene and was questioned by authorities. it' s now a little cheaper to hitch a ride from uber in altamonte springs. we told you about this unique new partnership earlier this month. the city will pay 20% of all your uber trips that start and end within city limits. you can get 25% off if one of those stops is at the altamonte springs sun

suzanne: when donald trump takes center stage to speak to thousands at the american israel public affairs committee, this rabbi will walk out of the verizon center. he is leading a group of rabbis protesting the speech. >> he has had nine months to give us a positive message to bring us as a community and a world together. he hasn't been able to do it so far. suzanne: it's bipartisan and inviting candidates from both sides of the aisle. hillary clinton spoke this morning, cruz, trump, kasich tonight. but the top republican candidate raised the controversy with the aipac members. like this group from new jersey. >> he is invited here. he is a guest. you should listen. you don't have to applaud. >> i'm not comfortable with his speech or how he for me i am going to walk out. >> the 18-year-old convention attendees will vote in the first presidential election this fall. they aren't trump supporters they plan to attend the speech. >> i don't think many people will like what donald trump has to say. >> it's fair to listen to him. you don't have to agree. but it's important to be informed about

israel is the only democracy in the middle east that has been dependable and faithful friends. the americanriends of israel are not fair weather friends. they recognize the strategic hinge with israel and that america and israel's interests are tightly intertwined, despite our inevitable disagreements, from time to time. we share a common interest in the middle east, the unrelenting resistance to iran's attempt to develop nuclear weapons. in march of 2015, when the prime minister spoke out against the iran nuclear deal wildfire a joint session of congress, i flew to washington and stood tonight floor of the house of representatives that was in session, the first time i had visited since we had been in session in 15 years. and i did it to show my respect, my personal respect to the people of israel. and i want you all to know that i have called for the suspension of the u.s.'s participation in the iran nuclear deal in reaction to iran's recent ballistic missile tests. [ applause ] >> these tests were both a violation of the spirit of the nuclear deal and provocations that can no longer be ig

israel deeply appreciates it and we also deeply appreciate the strong bipartisan support for israel in congress and the strong overwhelming support for srael among the american people. year after year the overwhelming majority of americans stand with israel. they know something profound that stands out for all to see today. they know that israel is an island of liberty and emocracy, that israel must never be an issue that divides americans, but a great cause of liberty that unites americans. my friends, two weeks ago, i visited yodfat in northern israel. it was there, 2,000 years ago, that the romans began their military campaign against the jews. i'm holding in my hand right now an exact replica of an arrow found at yodfat -- one of thousands used by the romans in their war to crush jewish independence. yet two millennia later, the jewish people are once again free and sovereign in our ncient homeland. and in rebuilding our land, our state, our economy, our army, our science, our culture, we've achieved remarkable successes. but it's true we also face great challenges. we are in fact today witnessing two contradictory trends. first, the positive trend -- ev

the governor's eight-page draft was released in advance of his appearance in front of the american-israel public affairs committee. he is touting his decades of experience in government and hoping to prove himself an orderly contrast to the pronouncements of front runner donald trump. >>> a man says women tennis players owe their success to the men in their field and should be on their knees every night thanking god for those men. the shocking comments setting the tennis world on fire straight ahead. >>> and next, all new at 6:00, a high school athlete collapses during practice. his life and find out why they're not mandatory in all >>> it's time for jason and the teacher of the week. >> every monday we honor a local teacher as our ohio savings bank teacher of the week. take a look. in this week's newschannel5 ohio savings bank teacher of the week we travel to david hill community learning center in akron where 6th grade teacher lori villanova got our surprise honor. >> mrs. villanova, congratulations. you are the channel 5 teacher of the week. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> i really appre

the israel lobby. they are either false narratives about the israel lobby that promotes. noblewoman, americans who are jewish are all israel affinity organization members who support lobbying from these groups. false. number two, americans are evangelical christians are major forces in building this israel affinity infrastructure, false. number three, israel affinity organizations abroad, the first with a great deal of members. false. number five, israel into the organizations are representative bodies. false. and number five, americans who generally favor israel, which is true generally, are also generally favorable toward massive foreign aid packages. false. establishing news media generally help amplify these claims and does generally a great job saying that the major organizations represent populations unequivocally. use all reports from the battle over the iran nuclear deal. you saw announcements from the anti-defamation league, the american israel public affairs committee, the american jewish community, the conference of presidents of major american jewish organizations all saying that t

before the speech to the american israel committee, donald trump had a tour of the new hotel and a meeting with the lawmakers on capitol hill. hillary clinton called out trump's campaign even though she never said his name. >> america should be better our responsibility as citizens to say so. if you see bigotry, say so, if you see violence, report it. if you see a bully, stand up to him. >>> it's nice to have part of the morning crew here at nighttime. >> it's past our bedtime. >> it almost is. it's strange to say good evening instead of good morning. we have a beautiful sunset. we have a few clouds in the mix in the wake of a cold front that rolled through. it's now currently to our south and it certainly was a nice start to the morning with the low 60s. here's a live look from our cameras. we are seeing a couple of it feels so nice for the second day of spring. 64 in fort lauderdale and miami. temperatures have been tumbling and we are seeing the breeze out of the northwest from 9-18 miles per hour gusting as high as 39 miles per hour. that makes it feel even chillier to the skin and we

most of the candidates speaking in washington, d.c., and each had the opportunity to address the american israel public affairs committee conference, on the republican side, donald trump focus on digging deeper into his foreign policy plan. he said he would dismantle the deal with iran, while hillary clinton called him out without even mentioning his name. >>i been in business a long time and let me tell you, this deal is catastrophic for america and for israel and for the whole of the middle east. >> america should be better than this, and i believe it's our responsibility as citizens to say so, if you see bigotry, oppose it, if you see violence condemn it, if you see a bully, stand up to him. >> bernie sanders was the only candidate not to address the group, he campaigned out west. >>> prices at the pump are up, the average price of gas has gone up 27 cents nationwide over the last month, here in california, it's $2.6 8 and the spike is being blamed on growing demand and higher prices. >>> a new study done in the bay area found many of the beauty products have a downside. >> from shampoo to sh

the u.n. to condemn those acts of aggression, and we know first they will go after israel, but eventually they will also go against the americans. that is a major threat for israel, still iran. liz: can the u.n. which, quite frankly, has been unfair to israel on many levels, i mean, they'll put all kinds of negative comments about israel and nothing about syria, for example -- >> liz, unfair is an understatement of the u.n. policy. liz: yeah. would you walk out if they don't speak out against that missile which the iranians wrote inhebrl from the face of the earth? would you walk out of the u.n. at that point? >> well, we will not walk out because we will be there, and we will fight, and we will call -- [inaudible] of the u.n., and we will say they are biased against israel. but basically, we expect from our allies, the u.s. mainly which supports israel, some european countries and other friends to stand with us and not to be quiet. you cannot be quiet because the threat is not only for us. liz: well, actually, that's coming back to what hillary clinton just said, you cannot be neutral, and you cannot be quiet about it. ambassa

the hustle around the convention dayer, thousands attending one of the largest pro-israel policy gathering. c, the american-israel presidential affairs committee, will bring in the presidential candidates monday. donald trump is scheduled to speak in the evening and are plans for some jewish leaders to walk out. >> to demean immigrants, women, muslims, to speak in harsh terms about people with disabilities, these are unacceptable. >> he is anti-black, pro-violence. cheryl: this past week, violence and disruptions at trump rallies. has a mission of strengthening the u.s.-israel relationship. other attendees say they are willing to listen. >> i will listen to what they have to say, draw your own opinion. : republican candidate says his relationship with israel runs deep, including his jewish family. >> i happen to have a son-in-law and daughter who were jewish. cheryl: hundreds plan to walk out monday evening. way of saying we are deeply uncomfortable, disturbed by the tone and content of this election. : hillary clinton is scheduled to speak in the morning. bernie sanders will not be here. he is the only je

the presidential candidates address pro israel political action group. washington. >> reporter: hillary clinton took the stage to loud applaud from the audience at the american israel public affairs commit conference, aipac. >> one of the first things i israeli prime minister to visit the white house. >> reporter: clinton already looking ahead to november's general election laid out the case that the next president needs to be able to lead the world from day one. >> we need steady hands. not a president that says he is neutral on monday, and pro israel tuesday and who knows what on wednesday. because everything is negotiable negotiable. >> reporter: donald trump speech supposed to be substantive and focused on foreign policy plans starke contrast to speeches he has given on campaign trail. group of rabbis will boycott trump's speech with a planned walk out but protests are not expected to turn violent like this incident at a trump rally this last weekend. >> violence be gets violence so it takes two to tango but obviously, it needs to be denounceed from all sides. >> reporter: ted cruz and john conference. but bernie sanders, only jewish skipping the conference to

[applause] israel is theh: only democracy in the middle been -- america recognizes the strategic hinge with israel, and that americans israel's interests are tightly intertwined, despite our inevitable disagreements time to we share a critically important common interest in the middle east. the unrelenting opposition to iran's attempts to develop nuclear weapons. [applause] in march 2015,: when the prime minister spoke out against the iran nuclear deal before a joint session of congress, i flew to washington and stood on the floor of the house of representatives that was in session, for the first time i had visited since we had been in session in 15 years. i did it to show my respect, my personal respect, to the people of israel. [applause] i want you all: halted thet i suspension of the u.s. participation in the iran nuclear deal in reaction to iran's recent ballistic nuclear test. [applause] gov. kasich: these tests were a violation of the nuclear deal and provocation that can no longer he ignored. one thing printed in hebrew, can you believe this, israel must be exterminated. i will instantly gather the world and

the shared values that already make america and israel great. let us do the hard work necessary to keep building our friendship and reach out to the next generation of americans israelis so the bonds between our nations grow even deeper and stronger. we are stronger together, and if we face the future side by side, i know for both israel and america, our best days are still ahead. thank you so much. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, that can lose our morning program. please turn your attention to the screen for an important programming update. speechld trump used his at a pact to talk about his opposition to the iran nuclear agreement. he also spoke out against president obama's foreign policy in the middle east. ♪ [applause] mr. trump: good evening. thank you very much. i speak to you today as a lifelong supporter and true friend of israel. [cheers, applause] i am a newcomer to politics, but not to backing the jewish state. [applause] in 2001, weeks after the attacks on new york city and on washington and, frankly, the attacks on all of us, attacks that perpetrated and they were perpetrated by the islamic fundamentalists, mayor rudy giuliani visited israel

speaking to the american israel public affairs committee. in that speech, will you stand by your pledge to be neutral between israel and palestine so you can broker a peace deal? >> you'll hear what i'm going to say at the speech. i'll save it for that. there is nobody more pro israel than i am. you'll hear that. we'll see what happens. >> what kind of deal would be in israel's interest? >> i think making a deal would be in israel's interest. i'll tell you what. i don't know one jewish person that doesn't want to have a good deal, a proper deal, a very good deal. but i would say it's probably one of the toughest deals. me being a dealmaker, probably one of the toughest deals in the world to make. there's so many decades of hatred between the two sides. it's probably one of the toughest deals to make if you're a person that prides yourself on being able to get people together. >> what does a good deal look like? will israel have to give up land? >> i think it's something we should try very hard to get. and i don't know any jewish people that

israel is the only democracy in the middle east. the american friends of israel are not fair weather friends. they recognize the electra teethic hinge with israel and that america's and israel's interests are tightly intertwined despite our inevitable disagreements time to time. we share a politically common interest in the middle east. the unrelenting opposition to iran's attempts to develop nuclear weapons. in march of 2015 when the prime minister spoke out against the iran nuclear deal before the joint session of congress, i flew to washington and stood on the floor of the house of representatives that was in session the first time i had visited since we had been in session in 15 years, and i did it to show my respect. my personal respect to the people of israel. i want you all to know that i have called for the suspension of the u.s.'s participation in the iran nuclear deal in reaction to iran's recent ballistic missile test. [ applause ] >> these tests were a violation of the spirit of the nuclear deal and provocations that can no longer be

tomorrow democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton speaks to the american israel public affairs committee. that pro-israel group holds their annual policy conference here in washington and our live coverage of her remarks begins at 8 a.m. eastern on c-span two -- on c-span 2. john kasich, donald trump, and ted cruz speak in a pack. we will how that for you also on c-span two. >> during campaign 2016, c-span takes you on the road to the white house, as we follow the candidates on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> this week on newsmakers, the president of lions for justice talks about the supreme court taken to spot. here in studio we have with us supreme court correspondent with the wall street journal and the congressional reporter with politico. go ahead with the first question. you if you to ask could first describe your group and what role lions for justice will play in this big fight over getting judge garland confirmed to the supreme court? >> thank you for having me. lions for justice is a national association with over 100 civil rights public interest advocacy grou

. >> reporter: other candidates will also be speaking before the american israel public affairs committee to outline the position with the middle east, something we do not know a lot about at this point. >>> your time now is 4:09 am. >>> coming up, a windy bay area highway notorious for crashes, and the number of collisions on highway 17 could increase. >>> a nine-year-old boy from southern california is the best excuse for being late to school. what bruce springsteen did for a fan. >>> we will talk about your morning commute and the rest of the week. ♪ let's go ♪ hey, oh ♪ let's go [ beep ] ♪ they're piling in the backseat ♪ aah! ♪ they're generating steam heat ♪ ♪ pulsating to the back beat ♪ the blitzkrieg bop ♪ ♪ hey, oh, let's go ♪ shoot 'em in the back now ♪ what they want, i don't know ♪ they're all revved up and ready to go ♪ >>> a number of senate republicans say they plan to meet with the president obama supreme court nominee, this coming after mitch mcconnell said there would be no meeting, but six republican senators say that they will meet with garland , and some standing fir

clinton addressed the american israel audience committee and said they do not have israel at heart. >> we need a steady president, not one that says he is against it on monday, pro-israel tuesday and who knows what on wednesday because everything is negotiable. >> clinton also called trump and unpredictable bully. here's a list of the places holding boats today, primaries in arizona, -- holding votes today, primaries in arizona, utah, and democrats also have caucuses in idaho. republicans held their vote there two weeks ago. >>> your time now is for 10 am. >>> a family torn apart, coming up, the custody of a child. >>> and a driver says he was lucky to be alive, able to walk away after a boulder crashed into the passenger seat of his car. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 and it is for 14 a.m. for 14 a.m. >>> -- 4:14 am. >>> an incredible story, a huge rock landed right in the passenger seat of his car, the driver thought he was about to be hit head on and the large rock crashed through his windshield, and just missed him. you can see, law enforcement and fire officials were surprised

able to >>> presidential candidates i lining up the foreign-policy plans to the biggest pro-israel they are addressing the american israel public affairs committee conference on hillary clinton laid out the case that the next president needs to be >> we need steady hands. not a president who says his neutral on monday, pro israel on tuesday and who knows what everything is negotiable. >> an end to violence. >> they were a jab at donald trump who drew criticism saying he would be a neutral broker between israel and palestinians. the speech is expected to be substantive and will focus on foreign-policy plans. john kasich will address the bernie sanders, the only jewish candidate running is skipping west. >>> stay with cbs 2 and cbs new coverage of campaign 2016 through the conventions and up to election day. >>> much more head on cbs to news at noon. paris terror suspect who is what was he planning? >> the man accused of this. >>> a man sold a story. who is taking him to court? >> a broadway theater bartender celebrity was generous. >>> don't forget to follow us york. surviving suspect in in the november attacks on

. >> reporter: hillary clinton took the stage to loud applause from the audience at the american israel public affairs committee conference better known as apac. >> one of the first things i'll do in office is invite the israeli prime minister to visit the white house. [applause] >> reporter: clinton, who is already looking ahead to november's general election, laid out the case that the next president needs to be able to lead the world from day one. >> we need steady hands. not a president who says he's neutral on monday, pro israel on tuesday and who knows what on wednesday because everything's >> reporter: donald trump's speech is expected to be more substantive and focused on policy plans, a stark contrast to the speeches he's given on the campaign trail. a group of rabbis are planning to boycott trump's speech with a planned walkout but the protests aren't expected to turn violent like this incident at a trump rally this weekend. >> violence begets violence. i think it takes two to tango but obviously it needs to be denounsed from all sides. >> ted cruise and john kasich will also

presidential candidates including donald trump addressing the american israel public affairs commission. alison: roz plater has both sides of the controversy tonight. roz? roz: four of the remaining five presidential candidates came here to speak with the group, but donald trump drew the protesters on the streets. it was all very peaceful. there was one disruption inside, carried out by a lone rabbi. dozens of protesters gathered outside of the verizon center where presidential front runner donald trump will be speaking. they were not fans it were not shy about saying so. is theld trump consummate bully. he is a buffoon. >> the america he is talking about is not the america that we love. roz: on the inside, a somewhat more subdued trump that took the stage to a packed house at the conference. >> i speak to you today as a lifelong supporter and true friend of israel. i'm a newcomer to politics, but not to backing the jewish state. roz: a speech that got him a standing ovation. >> he is impressive as a character. this rabbi said when he began shouting his own protest, security caret him o

between palestine and between israel saying that in order to negotiate you can't tip your hat to either side. that hasn't made a number of folks happy. it was in the israeli-american community. he's also said that he didn't think that the capital of israel was jerusalem. that's a contentious point for a number of israeli-americans. so he's going to have to go in there tonight and really try to adr. es those concer address those concerns and try to mitigate any damage he's caused in the past and to try to tound a little bit presidential, to try and sound like somebody who knows what they're talking about when it comes to the unique cal lengths that israel faces and, in turn, knows how to talk about foreign policy. so far he has not been able to do that. last time he spoke in front of a large jewish group in december at at rjc. that speech was filled with jewish stereotypes. the room was laughing along with him in many ways, because i was in that room, but a lot of them seemed to be scoffing as well to his rhetoric. he said the a the time you guys don't like me because i'm not taking your money. but this is a much bigger gathering. it in a lot of ways could be a muc

a 2015 survey from the american jewish congress found that israel fell behind the economy, health care national security. only 7% of american jewish voters said israel was their deciding issue. oren lieberman, cnn, jerusalem. >>> now as donald trump gets closer to securing the nomination, people in the world's biggest democracy are getting increasingly uncomfortable with the candidate and his views on muslims. we have that story from new delhi. >> reporter: on the cover of one of india's top publications, an angry and petulant donald trump, headlines, an american nightmare. >> the more incendiary he gets, that's when indians wake up. >> reporter: waking up and noticing that a person of indian origin holding a stop hate banner being ushered out of one of trump's rallies. the man apparently an sikh, >> he wasn't wearing one of those hats, was he? was he wearing one of those hats? and he never will. >> reporter: many here were outraged, including provocative talk show hosts. >> this is an insult to all indians. go and tell this man, this bigoted semi-literate idiot called donald trump. >>

the largest pro-israel lobbying group. cruz left the stage moments ago. the fourth presidential candidate to speak before the american missing from aipac is also the only jewish candidate, bernie sanders. back with me, jeffrey lord, a donald trump supporter. look, i want to get to this slam by hillary clinton and ted cruz for his previous comments he was neutral on the israeli-palestinian issue. he also had something different to say tonight about iran. let me play briefly what he said. >> my number one priority is to dismantle the disasterous deal with iran. second secondly we will totally dismantle iran's global terror network which is big and powerful but not powerful like us. >> he's going to dismantle that iran deal, christian. that's going to be a top priority. of course, he's been slightly less clear on that in the past. last summer saying, referring perhaps to ted cruz, also to marco rubio at the time that others would rip up the deal. he didn't like it but could find things in any contract and would actually enforce it. do you think he's changing his position? >> he is. he changes his positions daily. he say

he just wrapped up speaking is at the american- israel public affairs committee meeting. he and the other candidates were in our nation's capitol talking about the united states and its relations with israel. the group is made up of advocates that represent pro- israeli policy. >>> and if all goes as scheduled four months from tonight a republican candidate will take the floor at the q. the republican national convention begins july 18th and runs through the 21st. as the event approaches the talk increases there may be a contested convention because no candidate will get enough delegates to win on the first ballot. rnc leadership admitted this weekend they are preparing for the possibility even though donald trump insists he will have the numbers. >>> and today was the last day forest rawpts and bars to take advantage of extended hours during the convention. owners could apply for a permit for the week of the convention only. any business in cuyahoga or the surrounding counties could apply. >>> we're starting to learn more about the changes that could be coming to the rta.

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yesterday, met with big pocket donors and gop leaders and spoke to the powerful pro lobbying group the american israelublic affairs committee at the annual policy conference and criticized the united nation, hilary clinton and president obama. >>> we continue to follow developing news, the two terror attacks in belgium. elgium. >>> busy tuesday morning, we are following the two attacks in brussels, in the moments before we join you, we understand, three americans may have been injured in the attacks. it's a developing story, we will have that in a second. >>> a busy morning. a check on the weather and traffic. steve is here, how is it shaping up in terms of weather? >> a little cool today. most of the rain is done. there is a little bit on the peninsula. we have towering cues in the mix today. should be nice over the hills, isolated shower or two in the forecast. antonio in daily city, 54. 16/100s in deluge city. most lo case as quarter of a third. free month 16/100. san francisco, .49. to the russian river. not done yet, almost done, coming out of the northwest, over the peninsula. still get a shower

trump then addressed the american israel public affairs committee. many people there decided not to stay for his speech. he has been criticized in some circles for saying he would be "neutral" on the issue of israel. trump spoke using a teleprompter.. which is unusual for him. when i become president, the days of treating israel like a second-class citizen will end on day one oneinterestingly.. bernie sanders.. who is jewish.. decided not to address the conference. but today in utah.. he promised he would be friendly towards both israelis and palestinians if he is elected president. tomorrow is another primary day. elections are being held nine on your side will let you know who wins in those contests. president barack obama tonight is calling this a "new day" in u-s cuban relations. the president met with cuban president raul castro today.. and says he raised serious concerns about democracy and human rights on the island. obama says he believes congress will lift the u-s embargo on cuba. and that will be good for both cuba.. and u-s companies. "i'm

. >> pelley: aipac, of course, is the american-israel public affairs committee. nancy cordes, thank you very much. today in california, a young girl was taken from the only family she has ever known. a native american tribe won a long and bitter custody battle based on a law that few people know about. danielle nottingham reports from >> reporter: a tearful scene outside the paige family home in santa clarita as their foster daughter, six-year-old lexi, was taken away by authorities. earlier a devastateed family announced they lost a nearly four-year legal battle to adopt the little girl. >> with very heavy hearts we comply with the order. >> reporter: lexi came to live with paige and his wife since she was two. they have tried to adopt her ever since. lexi is part native american. and the indian child welfare act works to keep native american children with their tribal relatives. today the paiges learned lexi will be going to live with her extended family in utah. >> it's like getting a fen call that your kid was hit by a car and how do you cope with that phone c

they plan to walk out when he addresses the american israel public affairs committee conference. democrat hillary clinton slammed trump when she addressed the conference this morning. trump's republican rivals will deliver speeches this week. bernie sanders is the only person skipping the event. >>> fbi and the exert service -- secret service are investigating a letter sent to donald trump's sister. they were not commenting on the case. eric trump was sent a letter at his home last week. >>> an iphone erupts in flames on a commercial jet. what may have caused the inflight fire. >>> a brawl involving the easter bunny. find out why police say the punches were thrown at a new jersey mall. we'll be right back. >>> the faa and apple are looking into what caused an iphone to burst into flames on a commercial flight. a college student was on her way hawaii and watching a movie on the iphone 6 when it caught fire. it is believed the phone's lithium ion battery may have overheated. put your phone in airplane mode to avoid problems. >>> two high school seniors are recovering after their pl

because the answer would have been that our relationship with israel is one of the main reasons that we have a terrorist problem and the israel lobby does not want that message to get out to the americanwould then force washington to change its policies towards israel. >> but what have you found out about why these men did what they did? what motivated them to do it? >> the answer is unknown to most americans because the government and the media have not made it available. here it is. >> i believe that outrage against the united states, they identify with the palestinians problem and with people who oppose regimeses and i believe they tend to focus their anger on the united states. >> it is widely seen in the muslim world that the west is going after and is attacking islam. [speaking in native tongue] >> the host applies a different set of rules. [speaking in native tongue] >> the protection against hate speech provide today jews but not muslims was present at magazine itself. in 2008 cartoonist wrote a column that was seen by some as antisemiattic. >> this gentleman that was poking fun, was effectively fired from the magazine because he had behaved in an unacceptable way. with regard

. >> most of the presidential hopefuls addressed the american israel public affairs committee conference today. but the only jewish candidate, bernie sanders, skipped the conference to campaign out west. voters in arizona, idaho and utah are holding primaries tomorrow. dan is joining us with a look at the latest polls. dan? >> dan: it is interesting to look at the polling numbers thousand that the candidates especially on the republican side widdled themselves down. there used to be 16 candidates and we are using clear politics. who has been leading the race. donald trump is the blue line. you can see he has spiked at the highest level of support now than he has had all campaign. this black line is ted cruz. you can see that is at the highest levels. the pink line was marco rubio. he has now stopped. john kasich is is the purple line. we can also get to the last spots and john kasich is is coming in at 18%. donald trump has a 12-point lead on his margin. let's switch to the democrats. there is is a purple line of strong support. and bernie sanders a tick up. the lead is is seven points f

before he takes the stage at the annual convention of the american israel public affairs committee. his rivals ted cruz and john kasich will also address aipac monday, along with hillary clinton. michelle? >> miller: the road to the presidential nomination runs through three western states this tuesday. republicans and democrats have primaries in arizona and caucuses in utah. and there's a democratic caucus in idaho. the big prize is arizona, especially for republicans, where the winner takes all 58 delegates. here's danielle nottingham. we're going to tbimed >> reporter: immigration was at the center of donald trump's weekend blitz through arizona. >> illegal immigration is gonna stop, it's dangerous, it's terrible. >> reporter: trump is hoping his hard line on immigration will resonate with voters. democratic front runner hillary clinton is already drawing the battle lines, running an ad in arizona where she comforts a young girl worried about deportation. >> i'll do the worrying. i'll do everything i can to help, okay? >> reporter: bernie sanders, campaigning this week along the a

the american israel public affairs committee or apac convenes next week in washington, d.c. all the candidates are invited but sanders' absence is interesting to watchers because he's the only jewish candidate to ever win a presidential primary. sanders sent his regrets saying he'll be campaigning in the west instead. >>> a gaming industry x-box party features entertainers in skimpy costumes. some believe it went to far. and a discussion on diversity and inclusion for women in tech. we'll have reaction from the company coming up. >>> then mark zuckerberg posts a picture of himself jogging and it creates a buzz on social media. why so many people are fearing for his safety. >>> plus watch out now. starbucks sued over allegedly shorting customers on their lattes. >>> and good afternoon. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. still holding on to blue sky here in orinda. clouds beginning to increase. we'll let you know about weekend rain in about six minutes. outrage ovescantily-ad dancers at a mrosoft pay inan francio. >>> outrage over scantily clad dancers at a microsoft party in stra

the threats israel faces. we know we can never take for granted the strength of our alliance or the success of our efforts. today, americans and israelis face momentous choices that will shape the future of our relationship and of both our nations. the first choice is this. are we prepared to take the u.s./israel alliance to the next level? this relationship has always been stronger and deeper than the headlines might lead you to believe. our work together to develop the iron dome saved many israeli lives when hamas rockets began to fly. i saw its effectiveness first-hand in 2012 when i worked with prime minister netanyahu to negotiate a cease-fire in gaza. and if i'm fortunate enough to be elected president, the united states will reaffirm we have a strong and enduring national interest in israel's security. and we will never allow israel's adversaries to think a wedge can be driven between us. when we have differences, as any friends do, we will work to resolve them quickly and respectfully. we will also be clear that the united states has an enduring interest in and commitment to a more peaceful, more stable, more secur

presidential front runners donald trump and hillary clinton made their case at the american israel public affairs conference committee meeting today. trump drew the biggest applause when he talked about president obama in office. >> he may be the worst thing to ever happen to israel. believe me. believe me. you know it. and you know it better than anybody. >> we need steady hands, not a president who says he's neutral on monday, pro-israel on tuesday and who knows what on wednesday because everything's negotiable. >> clinton said trump can't be trusted to ensure israel's security. >>> this year's election pennsylvania voters crossing party lines, thousands are switching parties but they're not all doing it for the same reasons. nbc 10's lauren mayk is here with that story. lauren? >> reporter: independent not registered with any party affiliation, you can't vote in the primary in pennsylvania and some of those voters are switching but some people are actually crossing over party lines. because they like or they don't like donald trump. behind the twitter handle philly for trump is a 68-ye

israel groups. >> we will send a clear signal that there is no daylight bedetween america and our most reliable alally, the state of israel. >> donald trump told the american israel public affairs committee that he is a long time friend of the state. fellow republican john kasich got applause when in reference to trump he said he would not take the low road to the highest office in the land. democratic front runner hillary clinton was the first candidate to speak today. she said that trump cannot be trusted. >> we need steady hands, not a president who says he's neutral on monday, pro-israel on tuesday and who knows what on wednesday. bernie sanders said that the united states should have unwaivering support for israel, but he also said that any middle east peace agreement has to recognize the civil rights of the palestinian people as well. he made those comments in salt lake city, not at the aipac meeting. >> in havana tonight president obama broke bread with cuban leader raul castro. it was their final joint appearance during today's historic appearance by mr. obama. a day that symbolized renewed the president's visit and the tensions that simmer between

doesn't be on his meeting with republican insiders he and other candidates will speak before the american israel public affairs committee and outline his position on the middle east, something just do not know a lot at this point . doug luzader fox news. >> president barack obama making history with a trip to cuba, is the first american president to and his family arrived in havana yesterday , the last president to visit was calvin coolidge us and cuba are . he aligned himself with the soviet union,e the relations of lasting more than 50 years before relations were restoredg many welcome him. i think there will be many good changes, improvements whether entering >> the president will give a speech tomorrow and watch a baseball game between theor cuban national team andhe the tampa bay it does not feel like spring outside is not feel like springtime after the flurries sunday just hoping for sunshine and warmer counters,ju rs unfortunately, there will still be some isolated flurries a slight chance of afternoon, . each weekend forecast, but for percent chance of showers easter sunday .sh looking a

four of the five remaining president of candidates are in town to speak at the american israel public affairs committee conference. sam sweeney is live at the convention center with more. good afternoon. it is being called one of the largest aipc conferences ever. the group in the district, the united states. this is considered their super bowl. police surrounding the convention center also down at the verizon center where by the end of the night four of the five residents of candidates will have spoken. hillary clinton. committediterated her to israel. she pledged unwavering support shea short aipac attendees understands america's obligation as a top ally and trade partner. >> let us never be neutral or silent in the face of bigotry. together, let's defend the shared values that already make america and israel great. evening, we expect ted cruz, john kasich and donald trump to address the crowd as we. .rumped's toughest crowd yet they want to hear a concrete plan and ideas if trump is elected. some rabbis and other attendees have vowed to walk out when trump begins to speak. he is ex

is reassuring a leading pro-israel group that the obama administration stands firmly by its mideast ally. he also is lauding the iran nuclear deal. speaking to the american israel public affairs committee on sunday, biden said, "iran is much, much further away from obtaining a nuclear weapon than they were a year ago." he will be here in cincinnati tomorrow to speak in hamilton county at a breakfast. lisa: happening today, apple will hold its first event of 2016 to launch its new products. event will be the four-inch iphone se. joining the iphone will be the 9.7-inch ipad, new apple watch brands, and software updates for ios 9. mark: tournament action comes to an end for cincinnati teams. lisa: wlwt news 5' s george vogel has the latest in sports. george: cincinnati fans, welcome back. another season ends on a crazy, wild finish. xavier losing and now the magical run ends sooner then expected. anything can happen in march madness, and that was the case last night. a three pointer from the corner. it went in as the buzzer sounded. x could not close the deal, and xavier could have done a better job at the free-throw line. here is what chris mack had to say

. >> hillary clinton took the stage to loud applause from the audience at the american israel public fairs committee conference, better known as a-pack. >> one of the first things i'll do in office is invite the israeli prime minister to visit the white house. >> clinton, who is already looking ahead to november's general election, laid out the case that the next president needs to be able to lead the world from day one. >> we need steady hands, not a president who says he's neutral on monday, pro israel on tuesday, and who knows what on wednesday because everything is negotiable. >> donald trump chair expected to be more substantive and focus on his foreign policy plans, stark contrast to the speeches he's given on the campaign trail. >> a group of rabbis are planning to boycott trump's speech with a planned wall-out but the protests aren't expected to turn violent like this incident at a trump rally this past weekend. >> violence be gets violence, and so, you know, i think it always takes two to tango, but obviously, it needs to be denounced from all sides. >> ted cruz and john kasi

party leaders tomorrow here in washington before he takes the stage at the annual convention of the american israel public affairs committee. his rivals ted cruz and john kasich will also address aipac monday. along with hillary clinton. michelle. >> thank you, mark. >>> well the road to the presidential nomination runs through three western states this tuesday. republicans and democrats have primaries in arizona, and caucuses in utah and there is a democratic caucus in idaho. the big prize is arizona, especially for republicans where the winner takes all 58 delegates. here is danielle maddingham. >> you know what? we are going to build the wall. >> reporter: immigration was at the heart of donald trump's weekend blitz through arizona. illegal immigration is going to stop. it is dangerous. trump is hoping his hard line will resonate with voters. >> i'm scared for them because of deportation. >> reporter: democratic front-runner hillary clinton is already drawing the battle lines running an ad in arizona where she comforts a young girl worried about deportation. >> i will do the worry. help. okay? >

on fox news this morning trump said he would not be at the event set for salt la be at the american israelaffairs campaign. kasich said he would not participate either, and the network called the whole thing off. >> trump said if he fails to secure the nomination at the july convention in cleveland, he thinks there will be riots. in a cnn interview today he said he represents millions of people and warned his supporters will be very upset if their votes didn't count, and the city of cleveland is reportedly working to round up 2,000 sets of riot gear. >>> on the democratic side, hillary clinton has 2/3 of the delegates she needs to secure the nomination. at a rally in pheonix, sanders said he will win the presidential primary in arizona. sanders said he's on a path to win the nomination, and clinton had her own memo, laying out the odds sanders would have to win, california, new york, and pennsylvania by 20 points and wrack up a string of victories just to make the event. >>> keep up on the presidential events by downloading the new wusa 9. >>> it's not very often we get to hear the first l

the white house most presidential candidates were in d.c. tonight. addressing america' s leading pro-israel group aipac. a group of rabbis boycotted donald trump' s speech before the american israel public affairs committee. trump along with ohio governor john kasich criticized the obama administration over the iran nuclear deal. donald trump when i become : president, the days of treating israel like a second-class citizen will end on day one. john kasich: i want you to be assured that in a kasich delusional agreements with self-declared enemies. no more. mike: two more states, are up for grabs tomorrow. republicans will caucus in utah, and vote in arizona' s primary. all said 98 delegates are up for grabs between the two, neighboring states. the right to let a felon vote in kentucky could be heading to the voters. right now, kentucky' s constitution does not allow convicted felons to vote. the state senate approved a bill that would send the issue to the voters. the house passed a bill already restoring voting rights to some nonviolent felons. this new bill goes back to the house. three people are behind bars, for a gas station robbery in miami township this morning. pol