we are being told that through the associated beforpress. you had additional information about some suicide vests being found on the scene? also this operation obviously may be bigger than as it appears. >> that is exactly what i have received from media coverage in europe which is not in north america with afb and routers from that. belgium authorities have discovered and disconnected three suicide deaths. i am saying it is confirmed. we got it through our sources monitoring the situation in brussel and in europe and paris as well. they are launching that particular situation. maybe that could have been the reason for why the operation -- we are saying the operation could have been bigger. there were three suicide vests. at that specific location of american airlines or at the ticketing counter in that area there are more than 20, 30 people who have been killed. >> just to make sure we understand, you are saying there were three suicide vests located inside the airport near the american airlines terminal where where initial reports say one o

both the neighborhood association and the sunset residents association consistently objected to window palms at the committee meetings, ejected at the public hearing, and [inaudible] dpw and the voter appeals every object again to window palms are the reasons i mentioned in our brief. we believe that they're better tree species suitable for this area that will also provide a better environment and aesthetic value for neighborhood. you also provide preserve a local identity and there hardly any palm trees in the central sunset warren san francisco for that matter. yes, there's a concern of shop owners not maintaining the trees but it's the same concern for palm trees as well. because they require more frequent maintenance. because they're still clearly a lot of discontent with limited window palms from community residents we hope the board of appeals will rule in our favor and all we want is dpw and the committee to work out a knife turn of choice or mixer trees with third-party arborists. that would satisfy all the requirements. if we plan these 50 window palms adobe therefore 50 years

as you k kw, as a member, the national association of real estate investors is nothing like that. narei hosts local training and support meetings each ananevery month in cities all across the country. and the meetings are for people who want to learn the simple way to profit from real estate with the strategies that work in their area today. >> the narei clubs are a trusted part of local communities all over the u.s. by our members -- successful local real estate investors who live and work in your own area. they know exactly at it takes to make money right now, starting from scratch, because that's how they began. >> absolutely. you know, all of our members use our simple three-step formula for real estate success that we've customized for their individual market. and as new members start to do deals, they have the opportunity to become one of our superstar investors. they get to share their success stories and help train other members at our live events. >> and their stories are truly inspiring. delon, pam, dave, and 24-year-old twins jared and ryan are great examples of narei su

another part of our collection, the montgomery improvement association, and you see that the montgomerymprovement association published this comic book that shows martin luther king and really depicts the bus boycott. we have a number of these copies. it is set up like a typical comic book. you can see how the story is told in pictorial comic book fashion. this is one of those items that i think is interesting. then we have the ed nixon collection. a powerful force of nature. he worked on the railroads, providing services to patrons, labor organizer, worked with the association for. [inaudible] i know i misconstrued that name. they worked on the pullman porter car system and had a union headed up by a philip randolph. ed nixon worked with and on that union. a variety of history makers at the time that allow them to reach beyond montgomery. one of -- we have a variety of pictures, and this is a lady in montgomery, a housing project was named after her. you can see this picture is one. rosa parks to his left. meeting some young people. and so again, a close relationship with rosa parks sh

the homeowners association can decide to foreclose on the property themselves.nd if nobody bids on that judgment, well, they take title to that property subject to the bank lien. >> remediation on just the exterior is probably gonna end up being around $13,000. if we ended up having a move to go in and -- and rent the facility, we would have to remediate the interior portion of this home. since nobody's been in this home for in excess of 5 years, there's no tellin' what we're gonna end up finding. so the particular risk to the neighborhood is enormous. >> let's go sit down and talk about what you guys have been through and what options that there may be. the area is beautiful. but like any other, it was hit hard by the recession. >> and homeowners ended up leaving in, uh, january of 2010. it was, basically, almost impossible to locate them. >> do you have any idea why they haven't foreclosed on this property? >> i have no idea. >> it's probably because they don't want to pay the hoa dues. and they don't want to pay the insurance and they don't want to pay the ta

they think that can stop him there >>> the associated press has just called that hillary clinton will win arizona. bernie sanders' hope is that he will pull off a win in utah. it is the same problem on the democratic side. if we keep this tit for tat situation it's good for hillary clinton. >> yes ch. bernie sanders will have to get 60% of the remaining delegates to win a majority. that's going to be very difficult because the democratic races are proportional. they don't have winners take all. even if sanders does well he can't amass that many delegates so he can surpass hillary clinton >>> attacks in brussels became fodder for them. does this fear that he is feeding on help him? >> yes. i think it does among republicans, yes, because he takes a hard line against muslims. they're angry and they see the spectre of muslims imgreatlying to the u.s.-- immigrating to the u.s. some of them could be dangerous, so we wants to keep them all out. i think in the long run it will help hillary clinton because she has experience in the world. it will also help in the general election which is a lo

. >>> thousands of runners are running on columbia park way. it's all for the american heart association. we'll have all the details on this year's mini heart marathon. good morning, thanks for joining us. >>> i want to get a quick check on the forecast. things are looking pretty decent. >> yeah, it will not be that way for long. we have another batch of rain moving into the tri state, including downtown cincinnati. we've been dry at least for the past couple of hours downtown within the 275 loop. as we take a closer look, you see the include coming up right lexington and we're next in line. it will start here within the next 15-20 minutes. and we're not seeing any thunder or lightning out of this so that's good news as well. the heavy rain from last night put down half an inch to an inch in parts of the area. you could see how it's just hit-and-miss scattered showers. even breaks in the clouds. wouldn't rule out sunshine later on today. harrison is still less than a mile vizibility. we're going to time out the rain for monday. a few strong thunder storms possible on tuesday. we'll tell

the association with potential right wing groups, number of times against to remove the flag from the capitol. and then my resolution, they want to associate themselves with the foot soldiers of selma and all of the rhetoric you can drum up and go to selma last year for the 50th anniversary to disassociate themselves from any attempt to pass a voting rights act. if they are sincere about honoring the bridge to the ballot the selma was coming give us a vote on the voting rights act. .. >> other than little children and don't even some of them speak the language. >> hillary clinton's campaign is saying the delegate count makes it impossible for bernie sanders to get the vote. do you agree? >> the republicans have to take the time to make their nomination and the voices will be heard from the democrats and those who vote accurate. i have a great deal of respect for the voice of the american people. 35 states have not voted yet and i think it is important to hear from them. i think it is important to note with all of the hoopty do on the republican side and all of the voting hillary clint

the associated press declared senator ted cruz the winner of the republican presidential caucuses ina. the texas senator secured 37 percent of the vote-- beating out donald trump and securing his third win of the day. again-- senator ted cruz has been declared the winner of the alaska caucuses. and it marathon night for presidential candidates with voters in a dozen states heading to the polls for super tuesday. and for democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump- it was a very good night. both trump and clinton - were the winners in the state of virginia. they finished with the most wins on the night-- each win nomination for their respective parties. but their rivals still had plenty to celebrate. turning to the republican field-- donald trump wasn't the only winner last night. senator ted cruz also secured wins in several big races, including his home state of texas. senator marco rubio also racked up his first win of the campaign, in minnesota. however-- in 11 contests on tuesday, donald trump scored wins in seven of them. he's now calling on the party to unify behind hi

that's from the associated press just coming into us. also learning that the white house may have been put on lockdown because of the report as well. that's from the associated press saying that the white house precautionarily would have been put on lockdown because of this happening at the u.s. capitol. the ap, associated press, reporting that one capitol hill officer shot. not seriously injured but injured in some way. the shooter now in custody. if that is all current as of this moment, that would be a relief. that would seem to indicate and would match what you've been saying, luke, that things have calmed down a bit, they've already got the shooter in custody and no one else is in danger. >> and this is a very real threat the capitol police face every day. this is an open campus where people can literally walk up to the door. the last time there was a shooting at the capitol of real significance was actually back in 2013. i covered that one as well, and that was a lady who had led officers on a car chase and actually ended up trying

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as you know, as a member, the national association of real estate investors is nothing like that. narei hosts local training and support meetings each and every month in cities all across the country. and the meetings are for people who want to learn the simple way to profit from real estate with the strategies that work in >> the narei clubs are a trusted part of local communities all over the u.s. and every narei meeting is led by our members -- successful local real estate investors who live and work in your own area. they know exactly what it takes to make money right now, starting from scratch, because that's how they began. >> absolutely. you know, all of our members use our simple three-step formula for real estate success that we've customized for their individual market. and as new members start to do deals, they have the opportunity to become one of our superstar investors. they get to share their success stories and help train other members at our live events. >> and their stories are truly inspiring. delon, pam, dave, and 24-year-old twins jared and ryan are great examp

the american psychiatric association is the oldest professional medical association. it was called the association of medical pilots and superintendents, took care. but what happened was scientific research provided from evidentiary basis, others began to take off, surgery, techniques, instruments, infectious disease, pasteur, and within the field of psychiatry you can see tumors, strokes, the tangling of dementias, there was no basis to it. the theory was so compelling intellectually that psychiatry became enthralled with it. training of my supervisors, they would joke about how they had gotten everything they learned in medical school and just did not need any of it. everything was focused on psychology of the minute psychotherapy. and so actually really went overboard. the 1st nobel prize for psychiatry was given. he would take the blood of soldiers tropical areas take their blood and injected in and he did that, someone gets the fever the symptoms are temporarily improved. that sounds barbaric. it actually did not improve. individuals had tertiary syphilis in the

both the neighborhood association and the sunset residents association consistently objected to window palms at the committee meetings, ejected at the public hearing, and [inaudible] dpw and the voter appeals every object again to window palms are the reasons i mentioned in our brief. we believe that they're better tree species suitable for this area that will also provide a better environment and aesthetic value for neighborhood. you also provide preserve a local identity and there hardly any palm trees in the central sunset warren san francisco for that matter. yes, there's a concern of shop owners not maintaining the trees but it's the same concern for palm trees as well. because they require more frequent maintenance. because they're still clearly a lot of discontent with limited window palms from community residents we hope the board of appeals will rule in our favor and all we want is dpw and the committee to work out a knife turn of choice or mixer trees with third-party arborists. that would satisfy all the requirements. if we plan these 50 window palms adobe therefore 50 years

so back to our lead tonight and the developments of the last hour or so, from the associated press they say the hearing between the feds and apple has been cancelled. they say the reason is that the fbi is working with, quote, an outside party, unquote, to unlock the iphone. we'll keep you posted. reporting live from apple headquarters, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> scott, thank you. >>> the lawyers for garcia torrez are getting what they wanted. the accused killer of sierra lamar is facing a potential death sentence. today both sides announced the prosecution will share dna evidence with the defense. what's the impact or issue with this dna? >> reporter: it all has to do with dna found on the pants of sierra lamar, pants that were left behind after sierra's disappearance. it could allow the defense to suggest there may be possible other suspects out there. he walked into department 29 this afternoon, no handcuffs, no shackles. today he scored a victory. >> we went over both of the protective orders and we came to an agreement. >> reporter: when the crime lab ran the dna found on

that from the associated press, citing an anonymous official who says it has been breached on the probe. the cyber breach at the mormon annual dan and ryberg new york allowed hackers to access the control systems prompting the federal investigation. up to five iranians reportedly are expected in the attack but it's not clear if they are iran's government will be named in a doj indictment which the associated press reports could come in mid april. ryberg is a severed 20 miles north of new york city. >> we have to get rid of that guy and it seems he was doing number one, number two they need to realize they don't own the south china sea. and i will implement the administration for sending a carrier battle group into the south china sea and thirdly, when it comes to the issue of cyber attacks we are going to have to beef up the cyber command. heather: ohio governor john kasich at last night's debate on the need to pressure china to get their help bring in north korea and its leader. south korean officials say the cyber attacks from the north have doubled in the past month and that's on the

steven is a washington reporter for the "associated press" and route that analysis. , thank you. >> nice to see you, thank you. >> what will you be watching most closely, the most important thing? >> well, the most important thing is florida and ohio, because if trump can win florida and ohio, those or two big winner take all states. that voted has awarded delegates proportionately. even the losers get delegates. makes it lard to get a majority you need 50% plus one to claim the nomination, and ohio's winner take all with 56 and florida's winner take all with >> interesting to see that marco rubio is telling his supporters in ohio, go ahead and vote for trump -- vote for kashich up there. that's just fine. have you seen things like that before? >> i've not seen things like that before but he is looking at the delegate math. marco rubio is getting just 15% of the del galts awarded so far. there's no realistic path for marco rubio to get to 1237. john kashich is only getting six percent of the delegates, but if they both win their states they can stop donald trump pheno

the national association of realtors says sales of existing homes fell 7.1% last month. the decline follows robust yearly sales of 5.47 million in january and i pour .45 million in december after new regulation delay closings in november. the median home sales price is 210,800 in february and that's a 4.4% annual increase from a year ago. as the back-and-forth continues between apple and samsung there's word today the supreme court is planning to step in. this is according to the "associated press." earlier today justices said south korea-based samsung for illegally copying panted aspects of apple's iphone. companies have been lost in patent fights for years. now justices will reportedly decide whether a court can order samsung to pay apple every penny it made from the phones at issue. what had fans glued to their computers and smartphones today? will have that story when we return. is snow in the mountains b >> welcome back everybody. we got a break from the rain. we have some over the weekend things are clearing out. even though temperatures are cooler there is good new

. >> reporter: the association is made up of 3300 shops in the district. the association plans to hold a range of cultural events at a theater in the area. it also intends to build an area cable way that goes to the top of the mountain. >> translator: we're trying to attract south korean citizens as well as foreign tourists to among dong. >> reporter: it will take time before their vision can see the light of day. nhk world, seoul. >>> millions of people in various parts of the asia pacific region were treated to a solar eclipse on wednesday. the effect was most spectacular in parts of indonesia which experienced a near total eclipse, blocking the sun almost completely for two minutes. nhk reports. >> reporter: a lot of people come to this place to watch the eclipse. they come here even early in the morning, just to watch the total eclipse. residents on this island, about 200 kilometer north of yejakart came to see the first total eclipse in indonesia in 21 years. >> it was awe inspiring, something you can look back and say wow, i was there when that happe

this is being reported by the associated press. we are also hearing that police have been wounded but not seriously. , of course, bring you the latest on this unfolding situation as we get it. for now, let's move to the .akistani city of lahore a candlelight vigil has been held there to honor the victims of the deadly bombing on easter sunday. the first funerals taking place today. the suicide attack on a public park killed at least 70 people. that figure includes at least 29 children. a faction of the pakistani taliban and has claimed responsibility. authorities also said monday that they were planning a on the project province. our correspondent in afghan pakistan told us who is more likely to be targeted. reporter: the pakistani taliban and has claimed responsibility for this attack. they might have local militants who are facilitators, but as of only information we have is from the military in which they stated they would go against the militant network. are not being investigated. there is not much investigation being done. the

i think there is a vital role for the association of the united states army in its two primary missionsf being a voice for the army, and second, for supporting soldiers and their families. ausa is the association for the entire army -- regular army, army national guard, army reserve, civilians, retirees, and veterans. tony: soldier pay has been debated heavily in recent once. ausaas pay. where do you stand on that? general ham: well, there is a law that says military pay is supposed to be consistent with the economic index. that has not always been the case. compensation reform, i think, is on the agenda. it has to be on the agenda for all of the services from an ausa standpoint. our view is don't place the burden on the back of soldiers and families -- all three components you are fulfilling this vital mission on behalf of the nation. there are lots of other ways where compensation reform can be applied, but, again, placing that burden on the back of soldiers seems inappropriate to us. tony: thank you very much, general, for being here, and good with your new role. jill: thank you, ton

he reached beyond montgomery to gain support for the association. we have a whole variety of pictures, a lady in montgomery, the project was named after her. this is a picture with edie nixon in the center and rosa parks to the left a meeting with young people. he had a close relationship with rosa parks, rosa parks served in the naacp. some of the artifacts in his collection represent her also. there is a person named reverend richard boone and reverend boone worked with southern christian leadership conference. he was a graduate of alabama state university. in the latter part of the 60s he was in another organization called the alabama action committee. reverend richard blue works with us for a while, liaison to the civil rights community, but he was an important figure in the local civil rights movement so he donated his collection to alabama state. created an oversized -- number of newspapers, his organization published a newspaper. he was arrested as a result of one of his protest activities. the paper like you had, free angela davis, relates to

suggests to us that for the moment they're taking the reports of shots fired -- actually now from the "associated press" we now have clarity. capitol police now report, capitol officials report one capitol police officer has been shot, is not seriously injured and the shooter is in custody. there's no way to know in the early going, when reports like this come, in especially in washington, whether the reports of shots fired might be something falling off the back of a truck or somebody dropping something in a crowded stairwell, but in this case we can now confirm through the "associated press," not from fox news, but through the "associated press," one capitol police officer has been shot, not seriously wounded, and the shooter is in custody. this is citing information now from the sergeant at arms. between, this just coming to us on the fox news deck. from a sergeant at arms officer, police officer wound is not serious. so, as far as we know what happened so far is there were reports of a shooting or shots fired at the visitor center on capitol hill. a police where people come to begin -- a plac

no word immediately on any injuries associated with the third blast which would be a second scene here this morning. a couple notes to pats along from the major breaking news story this morning. belgian interior minister says level in the wake of the airport explosions. brussels airport officials say all flights are canceled and flights are being diverted, this is something we will follow all morning long. a tragedy here to start over this tuesday morning. back to you. >> christine: brody, we'll check back with you on that thank you. >>> north carolina lawmakerses plan to hold a special session tomorrow to fight charlotte's non-discrimination ordinance. a controversial clause allows transgender people to use the bathroom of the gender they identify with. alex giles looks at the action lawmakers plan to take. >> reporter: legislators calling for special session to discussion a non-discrimination ordinance. projecting the rights o of transgender individuals. >> created great uncertainty and great concern and consternation. in, things could change. >> what we have is a mix up of prioritie

craig gorman, past president of the association of realtors, says the sellers will need to sell high. >> that're moving up the ladder, they need all the money they can get out of this home to afford the next home. >> reporter: that makes it difficult for buyers that need a larger home to start a family. >> it's very expensive. >> reporter: it could be $1.5 million and way up. >> yeah, yeah. so hope we can get there. >> reporter: richard wong is president of the california association of mortgage professionals. >> you're looking at income as credit. so any weak spot in any of those pillars could derail a loan. >> reporter: even tech millionaires have difficulties getting loans. they might have a hefty down payment but not the monthly income to get a $1.5 million loan. david louie, "abc7 news." >>> evictions are up for the sixth year alone in san francisco, the biggest increase was for habitual late payment. the ellis act allows landlords to evict tenants to exit the rental business. >>> $9.3 billion, the amount of tourism revenue and spending in san francisco last year. the travel asso

it is not the iconic images associated with the grand canyon. just as the river runs wild, mining is also inextricably linked to this national treasure. if you want along the south of the canyon you can't mistake the footprint and the legacy of mining that happened right here inside the park. at this point in the trail it detours around the old or fan mine which closed in 1969. today it is a super fun site and it is fenced off to protect visitors from radiation and other contaminants. >> it breaks my heart to see people do that to my land. my sacred land. >> reporter: she is a member of a tribe that has already suffered from damage done by the mine. it is new mining around the national park that poses the greatest threat. >> it is going to contaminate the water and we don't want to see that. water is sacred. we've got to preserve it. >> reporter: according to the grand canyon trust, four mines operate near the north and south rims of the canyon. one of them is a canyon mine known as a zombie mine because it laid dormant nor years. it operates in

here's the delegate count from the "associated press." nton is more than halfway to clinching the nomination but at the delegates with out delegates proportionatesly so this battle could go on for a while, and analysts say that could help donald trump. rich edson is in d.c. there's word president obama weighed in, kind of, on this? >> he is telling democratic donors the presidential race is approaching the point where democrats should soon coalesce around hillary clinton. this is according to "the new york times." the report says the president told donors on friday he understand the appeal of an authentic candidate, though he says authenticity does not translate into being a good president. the white house has just commented on the story, and appreciate secretary josh earnest disputes the president specified a preferred candidate. >> rich, thank you. as lawmakers grill government officials over the tainted water supply in flint, michigan, new investigation fines dangerous lives of lead in school drinking fountains across the nation. a lead

showing how the business associate was going to keep that data private, keep it safe, the protections in place for it. now since 2009, business associates are under the statute themselves. and the government can force against them. and it's a much different ball game for business associates. >> let's talk about that compliance. what kind of compliance among health providers does the law have at the time when it comes to enforcing it? >> it's a pretty complex and big law. as part of hipaa, it was called theed a administrative simplification. but it was complicated. as far as providers and health plans, there's two major pieces of the rules they have to come ply with this. one is called the privacy rule nature th. that broadly sets out limits of who can have access to your health information and who can't and certain exceptions. the second part is the security rule. that's technical in nature. this is really trying to make sure that the people who don't get access don't get access, things like encryption, password protected computers, those types of things. those are the mai

the association parted with sparks -- fox sports to live streamed the big east tournament games. lauren: maria molina is all over the forecast. maria: all kinds of crazy weather, this massive storm system bringing heavy snow and blizzard conditions across the western us and it is moving eastward tapping into some very humid air masses across parts of the planes. it will fire up those storms, potentially producing severe weather in the form of damaging wind, hail and tornadoes. the greatest threat is across parts of the south including arkansas, texas, northern louisiana, so heads up, looking at that thread for severe weather throughout the day today and the storm keeps moving eastward and thursday you expect another round of severe weather from the gulf coast to the midwest. we are still tracking that heavy snow across the rockies but the threat across the gulf coast and southeastern us, the storm system producing heavy rain, several inches of rain bringing the threat for flash flooding. as far as snow out west, warnings across wyoming and parts of the high plains because of that

visible satellite showing the cloud cover associated with the cold front. the front is stalled in its track. its elongating this way. so all this big explosive thundershower action is staying well to the north of us for now. we had another warm day today. we maxed-out at 85. the normal is 78 and 56. obviously we're still well ahead of the game there. still a really warm day. we've had a bunch of them lately. right now in daytona beach, we're at 74 with wind from the east-northeast at 8 miles per hour. in melbourne, we're holding at 78 degrees, winds from the east-southeast at 11. across the area tonight, if you've had rain up north, gainesville, 78. 75 in ocala. 73, palm coast. if you stayed dry like sanford, 82. orlando, 84. i've got to fix that in kissimmee. that's wrong. 78 is the reading in melbourne. wind speed and direction, telling the tale right now, from the west, for the most part. it's been that way all week long, ushering in the dry air and the really warm temperatures. beach side, a little bit of a sea breeze kicking in there with winds from co

the a.p. has learned. associated press has reported in the last minute that security officials say up to 400 attackers are now trained for mission in europe. we're waiting for more details. the breaking news from associated press, 400 attackers have been fanned across europe and are ready and trained for attacks across the continent. yesterday's attack marks the third large scale attack in europe in the past 15 months. that's because many of those who become radicalized are recruited on these streets. we have a european and external relations director. peter, thank you. >> thank you. >> the radicalization process is a hard one for people who don't live here and understand the culture to get their hands around. there are people who have lived in the neighborhood for decades. high unemployment. not a lot of way out. not great education. not cooperation with police. how has the jump been made from impoverished and lacking hope to this radicalization? >> right. if you're young, you have few opportunities where there's wo

the associated press has projected clinton the winner in florida over vermont senator bernie sanders.he a.p. projects her the winner in ohio, as well, a state that sanders had hoped to take. and clinton is also being projected the victor tonight in north carolina. it's still too early to make a call in the democratic races in missouri and illinois. clinton has already laid claim to her victories. she addressed supporters in west palm beach, florida a short time ago. >> now we go to caseic headquarters outside cleveland. what's the mood in the hall tonight? >> very happy, gwen. when those calls went up to the networks, big cheers went up in this crowd declaring that john kasich had won his home state in ohio. it's now a question of where he moves on to. tomorrow he's going to be in pennsylvania, the campaign identified that as their next target. of course john kasich was born in mckeys rock, pennsylvania right outside pittsburgh. with rubio dropping out they're hoping he can become now the alternative establishment$u candidate to donald trump. now donald trump losing ohio this does com

right now the association of farmworker opportunity out of washington, dc is still quoting a 60% drop out rate nationally for migrant students. >> i'm one of the lucky ones that i actually convinced my parents that i don't want to get out of school, but there are cases where others have to get out and missing their education, have to stay behind, so many grade levels. missing out on credits and classes. >> alejandra flores is doing well in school. she began working in the cotton fields at age 10. >> from what i've seen, there's no rules. i've seen people younger than me work in the fields, and there's no one there to stop them and tell them, "you know what, you're not supposed to be here, you're supposed to be at school. the people that hire you to do the job, the employers ask, "is she 12 is she 13," they just want their job done, and fast. >> every monday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. no topic off limits. >> 'cause i'm like, "dad, there are hookers in t

but the tensions associated with the trump campaign, earlier this month in chicago, there was pushing and shoving between protestors and trump supporters after he canceled the candidate's appearance. and texas senator, ted cruz, tried to dominate more positive move in his bid. scott walker made the endorsement by phone on a milwaukee radio show. >> after a lot of time looking at the speeches, looking at the records, and not only what the candidates say but what they have done in the past, i it was an easy call perfec for me to st ted cruz. >> reporter: at his first state event on tuesday, he played walker's interview on loudspeaker. and when cruz took the stage -- >> how's that for some breaking news this morning? >> reporter: he called the conservative governor, walker, who survived a recall election after his fight against unions, strong and principled. >> governor walker, with the help of the men and women gathered here across this state, won an election, and then another election, and then another election. >> reporter: trump tried to under ever cut walker's endorsement of cruz. h

the deputy sheriff association of santa clara county is a cuesing smith of misconduct during a private meeting she held with ledoris cordell. according to cordell the sheriff shared documents with the county personnel association and if the commission called for change in leadership it would hurt smith's re-election battle. we reached out to cordell who confirmed smith called for a private meeting in palo alto march 3, showed her text messages from deputies and talked about her re-election. in a statement from roger winslow, vice president of the deputy sheriffs' association. he says -- >> reporter: the association is now calling for the county to investigate sheriff smith's alleged misconduct at that meeting. these new accusations come just two days after the blue ribbon commission recommended a change of leadership at the county jail. >> there is a failure in leadership. a, we need new leadership. b, we need better oversight. c, i think we need federal oversight. >> the commission voted to send 120 recommendations regarding the jails to the santa clara county supervisors. we reached

but that was one of theer first specialties to be the oldest medical professional association because basically they took care of people but what happened was as a was adjusted trade but as scientific research on how illness was treated you had surgical instruments they concede the strokes you could see those plaques from dementia. there is no basis but freud was so compelling intellectually but when i was in medical school training my supervisors would joke how they had forgotten everything they learned in medical school. and then you have the people who in 1929 to develop therapy with those tours of duty in tropical areas where a contract malaria but he did that to reduce the of fear as the symptoms would temporarily improved. but they didn't improve but what happened at the time they had syphilis in the brain that produced the psychosis that was susceptible to hypothermia and died and got better. but then of course, so this sounds barbaric the guy that discovered that is said there is nothing to treat but nevertheless the legacy of suspended a cultural context but to explain new al

the head of the national education association issued a statement saying the u.s. supreme court rejected a political ploy to silence public employees like teachers, the center for individual rights represented the teachers suing over these dues. they said this is too significant a case to leave as is. quote: a full court, they said, needs to decide this question, and we hope expect this case will be reheard when a new justice is confirmed. this case really underscores the absence of judge scalia. and it could be one of many significant cases that end in a tie this session including very controversial cases on abortion, affirmative action, immigration, and the contraceptive mandate in the affordable care act. antonio? >> lisa stark reporting from washington. president obama's nominee to replace anton a inscalia was on cap holiday hill. he met with a republican senator for the first time since his nomination. he sat down with his home state lawmaker, illinois lawmaker kirk. he told him he would consider voting for the president's choice. he is one of 16 g.o.p. senato

the associated press reports he was taken in a raid last month. report also says follow-up air strikes have hit islamic state chemical facilities in recent days. >> woodruff: and in somalia,ma there is word that u.s. and somali forces killed ten al-shabab militants in an overnight raid. somali intelligence officials say the target was a town controlled by the group-- west of mogadishu. this comes three days after u.s. air strikes hit an al-shabab camp. the pentagon said up to 150 fighters were killed there, but the militants disputed that figure. >> ifill: for the first time, a japanese court has ordered a nuclear reactor shut down over safety concerns. a second one that was already down, will have to stay offline. the ruling came two days before the anniversary of the tsunami disaster at the fukushimat nuclear plant in 2011. the court ruled the two reactors near kyoto have not been adequately upgraded since fukushima. >> ( translated ): ansh independent regulatory committee, including professionals and architects, spent a lot of time to come up wi

great and the things we talked about when we went there i know i mentioned too weeks ago the california association of agencies an aging is specifically focusing on the area of nutritious that is the would the ask from the associations that just to focus on nutritious not a big $4.4 million they're asking for to increase the nutrition capacity across the state we definitely relied that message as the members of the association and in addition though the assembly committee on aging is asking for a variety i have things we focused specifically on did you want protective services training i focused on that i know from our protective services director there is an inconsistency across the state for the workers and you know we know in san francisco alone we get 6 hundred reports of abuse a month we certainly had to train staff more complex cases this is special need for training around the reviews and the populations so we really hope that money for training passes at the state level and you know this is part of an effort to really kind of make more consistent the support of adult disabilities and the re

the world is shocked to learn of more islamist carnage and tragedythis is the only way we o associatethe president. [♪] those ladies love fitness. mr. president, you are irrelevant. you are done. you are out of here. thanks so much. donald trump says he wouldn't rule not you nuking isis. colonel ralph peters weighs in. the battle of the spouses heats up. donald trump upped the ante against ted cruz's wife. emory university offered emergency counseling for students traumatized for seeing donald trump 2016 written on the sidewalk in chalk. i need a therapist. i'm kennedy. president obama has been tangoing in argentina. but the armed with is singing a different tune. jedediah bila. and guy benson, town hall political editor and fox news contributor as well. welcome. three people who have been in my kitchen. he was drunk. so i'll start with you. cato said the president had the right response, just horrible optics. >> i do. i understand there will be is not a lot he can do if he goes back to washington if there is a terror attack in belgium. my problem is sort of some of the things he says

the associated press is reporting that number at 31 people killed, more than 200 injured in the airport and subway bombings. cargo and private flights are being allowed to fly in and out but passenger flights still prohibited through tomorrow. makeshift memorials for the victims are continuing to grow by the day. mourners have been gathering at a main square leaving flowers and messages. the country is currently observing three days of mourning. investigators are now looking for any additional possible links between the latest round of attacks and the attacks in paris four months ago. that clearly one of the areas that they are looking in to at this point. >> all right. thank you. i'm sure we will get more information throughout the morning. we will check in with you. >>> >>> >>> 's we have a look at the top stories the fbi arrested the man known as the bearded bandit. these are photographs showing the man being arrested in brentwood. they were provided by east county today. the bearded bandit is wanted in 15 bank robberies that totaled $28,000. >>> today is also a year since michael jo

following a shooting at the capitol visitor center pair the associated press cites officials saying one capitol police officer has been shot but not seriously wounded. local television station tweets that the shooter is down. one capital police officer has been shot but not seriously wounded following a shooting at the capitol visitor center in washington, d he at a local television station tweeting the shooter is down to her we will continue to follow this story and we will bring you more developing news as soon as we get it. the governor of georgia says he will veto interrelate -- a religious exemption bill protecting proponents of same-sex marriage, the so-called religious liberty bill triggered a wave of criticism and threats of way cuts from companies including disney. >> our people everyday work side-by-side, without regard to or theor of their skin, religion their coworker might it hereto. they are trying to make life better for themselves, their families, and their communities. character. part to keepo my it that way. mark: the legislation would have allowed business owners to i

and we are not the only ones who filed the lawsuit, the associate press, gawker and vice. you know the story. we are another group. >> when i spoke to judge napolitano said the lawsuit is redundantant and at risk for being fined for are redundantant litigation. there is other lawsuits that you mentioned that are all around the issue. department of justice and fbi and judicial watch and they are further ahead and so what are you looking for. >> we have standing. >> what are you looking for. >> we are looking for the state department to comply. we have standing in our lawsuit for them to comply and maybe if the court sees that we are being stone walled by multiple parties, that the multiplicity of what is happening and something that is utter ridiculous and totally wrong to say that the lawsuit & is duplic tus and frivolous. we are independently have ground and standing in this case. the public out there isn't compelled to simply sit back and shut up just because one other enitty and the associated press files a lawsuit. >> the timing is interesting in all of. this and you kn

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