flonase. 6>1 changes everything. >>> welcome back to the ohio state university right here in columbus know, 24 hours away from the big five-state industrial state primary day. if you want to call it that, throw in florida as well. senator sanders, of course. the next question comes from spanneden shaw. >> good morning. the violence against religious and ethnic minorities around the country especially in trump rallies is very disturbing and very scary especially for someone who looks like me. the people who support trump aren't going to have a change of heart even if he doesn't get the nomination. if president, what is going to be your approach in uniting the country and in particular how do you address those people who relish in trump's divisive rhetoric? >> well, thank you very much for that important question and it really is sad that you have to ask that question. that should not be happening in america. i remember we did a rally in george mason university a number of months ago, and a young muslim woman, she was raising her hand. she just wanted to ask this question, so i brought

the democrats are making their pitch. voters are making their choice and ohio hangs in the balance right now. >>> live on the campus of the ohio state university in columbus, this is the cnn tv one democratic presidential town hall. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world and our partner tv one and to listeners of the tv one network, i'm jake tapper. elections in the state is about to play a critical roll on tuesday when voters go to the polls here along with four other big states. in this auditorium we have found many ohio voters who are still undecided. and before they make up their minds they want answers from senator bernie sanders and former secretary of state hillary clinton. audience members have submitted questions to us. we have reviewed them to make sure that they do not overlap, i'll be asking some questions as well as well as my friend roland martin of tv one. first, let's welcome senator bernie sanders of vermont. >> so senator, let's start. i have a few questions, so did roland, then we'll get to ohio voters. there's been a lot of emotion on the campaign trail and in some cases unfortunately

this is a live look at the campus of the ohio state university. lary clinton and bernie sanders say what could change this entire race. especially ahead of the primary dubbed super tuesday 3. not only in ohio but florida as well, three other states, a total of 691

blackwell coming to us from my home state in ohio. >> yes, your beloved home state. >> good morning victor. >> the mershonn auditorium on the campus of the ohio state university ohio. two days from one of the biggest days of the election, the voting day here this is season. super tuesday three we're calling it. for the republicans 367 delegates are on the line for march 16th. gop front runner donald trump is escalating his tone against protester whose on saturday interrupted his events in ohio and missouri several times. and now he's calling for people who demonstrate at his rallies to be arrested potentially. jim acos that is more for us. >> another donald trump rally interrupted by protesters this time in kansas city. there were roughly 30 to 40 demonstrators who were let out of this theerd during the course of these remarks from donald trump. but unlike the situation in chicago which exploded into a violent melee this was a largely peaceful outbreak of demonstrations. donald trump at one point he said jese going to start pressing charges against these protesters to take make them stop. >> i hope these guys get thrown into a jail. they will never do it agai

visit our website for savings on larger size. >>> welcome back to the ohio state university. ght here in columbus, ohio. as you know, 24 hours away from the big five-state industrial state primary day. if you want to call it that. throw in florida as well. senator sanders, of course, this town hall. the next question comes now. >> minorities around the country, especially in trump rallies, it's very disturbing and very sary, especially someone who looks like me. it is clear these people who support trump are not going to have a change of heart anytime soon, even if he doesn't get the nomination. my question to you, what is going to be your approach in uniting the country and in particular how do you address those people who relish in trump's divisive rhetoric? >> well, thank you very much for that important question. and it really is sad that you have to ask that question. that should not be happening in america. i remember we did a rally in george mason university a number of months ago, and a young muslim woman, she was raising her hand, she just wand to ask this question, s

expect great savings and a whole lot more. >>> welcome back to the ohio state university. umbus, ohio. as you know, 24 hours away from the big five-state industrial state primary day. if you want to call it that. throw in florida as well. senator sanders, of course, this town hall. the next question comes now. >> minorities around the country, especially in trump rallies, it's very disturbing and very sary, especially someone who looks like me. it is clear these people who support trump are not going to have a change of heart anytime soon, even if he doesn't get the nomination. my question to you, what is going to be your approach in uniting the country and in particular how do you address those people who relish in trump's divisive rhetoric? >> well, thank you very much for that important question. and it really is sad that you have to ask that question. that should not be happening in america. i remember we did a rally in george mason university a number of months ago, and a young muslim woman, she was raising her hand, she just wand to ask this question, so i brought her

this one right here. >>> wellcome back to the ohio state university in columbus. talking with vermont senator bernie sanders. senator sanders, as you know in the town halls towards the end of them, we like to ask some questions so that the audience can get to know you better. you are still relatively new on the national scene, and one question that i think that people might be interested in hearing is that we all know that you are very close with your wife, jane, and your family, and who are your friends? if you have national tickets in washington one day, who would you invite one day and say jane was out of town, who would you invite? >> well, we have some close friend, and many people who work with me in my office who i have known for years, and my campaign manager is somebody who started to work for me when he was 18 years of age, and doing a great job running this campaign. so the people that i work with are often my closest friends, and back in burlington, i have very dear friends who i have been close to for 30 or 40 years. >> as you know, washington works we

ohio state, one of the largest universities in the country, earlier i was hearing people say, listen, they have brown, a small school. to get ohio state is a big school. you must have offered them something they didn't have. >> i think we have entered a new phase and the honeymoon for sap and/or racklele is over. you can market and sell that you deliver cloud products but we are all judged by getting having the customers get value the ohio state university and arizona state university both did their homework and came to the conclusion that work day could meet their needs and get them el into production which is something both of or large competitors struggle with. >> for brown there was no unified view of the campus resources and they had manual processes. is that the case for the ohio state university and arizona state? >> that's the case for almost all the companies we go into. they have some legacy software in place. we bring a better set of automation tools and importantly build analytics into the core product. they also get better business intel jns and analysis out of the system

is that the case for the ohio state university and arizona state? >> that's the case for almost all the companies we go into. they have some legacy software we bring a better set of automation tools and importantly build analytics into the core product. they also get better business intel jns and analysis out of the system as well. all at a lower cost going forward. >> you mentioned to me that company a company buys another company or a business you work for is acquired it is good for you. i know one was ivago. is that an opportunity for you? a merger, acquisition is an opportunity for us. both hp and ebay split. in both cases, they used workday for both companies that were split apart. any time there is a change -- >> paypal is a fast growing company. >> yes. >> i want to ask you about bank of america. when you get the financial customers it means it doesn't are you able to integrate the things you do out of bank of america the way you have in morgan stanley. >> we are able to start out with hr and payroll and expand over time. in the case of bank o

. >> at the ohio state university, janet wam the first patient enrolled mountain u.s. to possibly test this dime sized implant. doctors punch a small hole in the wall of the patient's heart and use this shunt to keep it open so blood can drain from one side of the other. >> you create a detour that will take you around the line. >> that is expected to reheave pressure and allow the heart to work better. half will get the device, the other half won't. patients and doctors aren't told until the trial is complete who got it. janet doesn't know if she did but is happy doctors are test not guilty options her family never had. >> i want to feel better. something new, i want to try it. >> there have been studies in europe. the u.s. food and drug admininiration says it will require a black box warning label for an implantable device. it comes after 5,000 women filed grievances complaining of unintended pregnancy, miscarriage and stillbirth and severe pain and bleeding after an ensure implantation. >> the food and drug administration to target the libido is facing controversy.

this is a live look at the campus of the ohio state university. what hillary clinton and bernie sanders say what could change this entire race. especially ahead of the primary dubbed super tuesday 3. not only in ohio but florida as well, three other states, a total of 691 delegates up to for grabs for the democrats. we expect bernie sanders to speak in columbus, later this hour. big question, could hillary clinton and tuesday with an insurmountable delegate lead or could bernie sanders prove to be our prize win just like he showedness michigan. beginning of a revolt, if you will. we have every angle of this covered. mark preston is live for us at the site of tonight's town hall. also with us, washington correspondent for the new yorker, ryan lizza and jeff zeleny on the trail with bernie sanders. jeff, let me begin with you. when you look at this, sanders is in the middle of this face-off, who would have thought frankly a face-off with donald trump right now both of them going at each other on the state of the union, republican front-runner placing

the state. bernie sanders will be in toledo later today. both sanders and clinton will take part in a c-n-n forum at the ohio state university on sunday... and will also speak at a democratic fundraiser in columbus that night. former first lady nancy reagan will be laid to rest today in california. reagan died sunday at her home at the age of 94. she'll be buried next to her husband.. president ronald reagan.. at his presidential museum in simi valley. news will carry the funeral service live for you starting at about two o-clock. this afternoon's episode of general hospital will be moved to monday. we have seen how heroin has ripped families apart across the entire tri-state region. but one community is showing signs of improvement. improvement.colerain township held a public forum on heroin addiction last night to let the community know where they stand. in 2015- both the police and fire departments say they changed the culture within their agencies. their quick response team includes a police officer, paramedic and counselor. they respond to those who have overdosed on heroin. the goal is to get the addicts help so they don't do it ag

the campaign. why do they feel so enthusiastic and strong here in the state of ohio? >> michigan, michigan, michigan, which is a probably here on the ohio state university campus, quite frankly. those two schools and those two states see themselves in competition. but because of what he did in michigan, i think there's a strong expectation that ohio, another industrial state that buys into the arguments about trade, we were just talking about how the north american free trade agreement, nafta, other trade agreements have affected jobs in this state might give him an advantage at the last minute. on the downside of that, he pushes very hard on young voters. 17-year-olds even went to court in this state. >> that's something i want to talk more about. this is your home state. you know ohio very well. let's go to st. louis, missouri, where bernie sanders is before he spent his time here and taking center stage with hillary clinton at the town hall right now to st. louis. >> secretary clinton is getting a little bit nervous. she lost last week. >> and that is part of what the political revolution is about, is getting people to stand up, fight back and create

the state. bernie sanders will be in toledo tomorrow. both sanders and clinton will take part in a c-n-n forum at the ohio state university on sunday... and will also speak at a democratic fundraiser in columbus that night. breaking at 11 in fairfield township...two people have been shot on springcrest drive near shady meadows drive. police have not said anything yet about the victims. nine on your side has a crew on the way to the scene. the rain that started today lasted well into tonight. the genius of water on fountain square was soaking even with out the fountain running. with so much rain already today.. what is in store for tomorrow? nine first warning chief meterologist steve raleigh. steve. the clouds will hang around overnight and we could see an isolated shower before the morning commute. at least the temperatures stay mild, near 60 degrees before dropping to the mid to upper 40s by daybreak you couldn't ask for a much better start in the big east tournament for xavier. nine on your sides ken broo is here with the rout over marquette. ken. 90-points to it's opponents in its last two game.it wasn't going to happen tonight in

ohio. they are speaking to illinois, they are speaking to north carolina, florida. >> right. >> at the same time, talking to cnn right here on the campus of the ohio state university. >> the big o. >> keeping in mind, your two big states on tuesday night are ohio and florida. if you look at where hillary clinton is spending her time, it's ohio. what does that mean? she's worried. >> interesting. we'll talk more about this. thanks so much, brianna. >>> we'll have much more straight ahead. join us tonight for the cnn/tv one ohio democratic presidential town hall. less than two days before the critical primaries. ohio voters will be putting questions to bernie sanders and hillary clinton at 8:00 p.m. right here on cnn. >>> on the republican side, the candidates are making a last-minute push in tuesday's all-important primary states. five states primary contest. donald trump has had an especially controversial week with several violent incidents at his rallies. last night, protesters in kansas city were pepper sprayed. two people were arrested. earlier in ohio, a protester rushed the stage and surrounded trump. that was earlier yesterday. trump has not slowed down. he

the must-win state of ohio. they took turns tackling key issues like economic development and trade. scott mclane joins us live from the ohio state university. good evening, scott. >>reporter: hey, lydia. good evening. the democrat also off to spend most of their stage time laying out ideas, opting to skip attacks on each other. but meets bernie sanders nor hillary clinton held back when the moderators asked about the that recently have turned violent. >> donald trump is a pathological liar. >> donald trump is literally inciting violence with his supporters. he is saying if you go out and beat somebody up, that's okay. i'll pay the legal fees. that is an out rage. >> there's just so much of what he's doing that i think we all have to reject. because it is so at odds with our values. you don't make america great by tearing down everything that made america great. >> many of the voter questions at the town hall centered trained economy. they asked how the candidates would revive manufacturing in america's rust belt. >> we have to look how we keep a steel industry going. standing here tonight, i can't tell you exactly what that would look like

folks, welcome back to the ohio state university. let's go back to our audience. ave a town hall here in between the secretary taking selfies. all right. let's go right here to miss rashida johnson, a social organizer in equality, ohio and she says that she's still undecided so you have a shot. >> thank you, roland. and good evening, secretary clinton. my question is on march 4th, i regret to inform you this, but there were two separate shootings involving four children. the first incident involved a 7-year-old boy being killed, his 5-year-old brother and 4-year-old sister were also wounded. this incident was a gang-related retaliation shooting. the second incident was a 5-year-old boy being shot while he actually lay asleep in bed. and he's still in the hospital as we speak. my question to you is, as president, what programs would you implement in poverty-stricken communities in this country in an effort to decrease this type of violence? >> you know, i want -- i want everybody to know what you know, which is that on average 90 people a day are killed by guns in o

the presidential candidate. >> this one in ohio is a big one. if you know anything about the state of ohio or the ohio state university, i mean, they are huge intotball. and to get urban meyer endorsing john kasich because i think he was considering going with trump, big deal. >> it's a huge deal. urban meyer has the rock star status. he is -- he's really the biggest figure -- one of the biggest figures in sports. he is the highest paid person in ohio -- well, public -- public employee. people love him. i've been to an ohio state football game. it was literally the best day of my life. it was so fun. people are insane. >> i hope you wore red? >> yes. i bought a t-shirt there. i went to arizona but i had to fit in. >> let's talk about another sports figure endorsing another candidate. nascar facing heat after its chairman and ceo decided to back donald trump. here's brian france on why he's supporting the republican front-runner. >> you know about his winning in business and success. i'm here to tell you he wins with his family. he does. he does. and i'll tell you one thing, if you -- if you leave with one other thing, any of his children, you'd

the state of ohio. 8:00 p.m. eastern time. hillary clinton and bernie sanders, they sit down for a democratic town hall. again, it's at the ohio state universityey will take questions from voters just two days before the primary in that state. 8:00 eastern only on cnn. >> donald trump being asked about the growing violence we're seeing at some of his rallies. when he's asked about it, he said we've had violent protesters at the rallies, and he says the audience is swinging back, and that's very, very appropriate. what do you make of that reaction? we're going to discuss. >> plus for the candidates not named donald trump, this is it. s the it is a last-minute mad dash to the tuesday voting states. what are their strategies? we just heard the communications director for rubio saying if you're a rubio voter, vote for kasich. that's the best way to stop donald trump. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. you premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay ev

thanks also to the ohio state university and roland martin of tv-one. >> folk, tune in tomorrow on tv-one, 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. i'll have a one-hour special from the campus of the ohio state. >> just two days from now another super tuesday with five states including this one holding primaries. we'll have all-day coverage on cnn. right now the brand-new cnn series about great presidential races. here is race for the white house. thanks for participating. >>> offdone good for a hick woodsman from the frontier. but you know something lies rotten at the heart of your country. and you're the one to save it. but how does a clean shaven prairie lawyer stay as honest abe? when you know you'll have to play dirty and devious to become president. and what if you reach the white house and there's no nation left to save? >>> the united states is on the brink of civil war. the dispute is about whether the new territory should become free states like the north or slave states like the south. nowhere is the debate fiercer than in ottawa, illinois. thousands have descended on this little town. it's the campa

state for this race that is happening sunday night 8:00 eastern time. ohio democratic presidential town hall. cnn and tv one will host it at the ohio state universityn columbus, ohio. bernie sanders and hillary clinton will take questions from voters in that state two days ahead of the big primary there. set your tivo if you need to. 8 p.m. eastern time here on cnn. ♪ >>> i want to switch gears for a moment. there's something big happening later today. former first lady nancy reagan will be buried and of course she will be buried next to the love of her life at the ronald reagan presidential library. this ends what can only be called a story book relationship that took this couple from the glamour of hollywood to the pinnacle of power in the white house. there are about 1,000 guests invited to this private ceremony in similarmy valley, california, including first lady michelle obama, former president and mrs. george w. bush and first ladies hillary clinton and rose lynn cart canner. a lot of celebrities have been invited, tom selleck, anjelica huston, larry king, tom brokaw, mr. t. special relationship with plrks t. sent out some delightful tweets

ohio state fan. >> you mean the ohio state university? >> that's what they call it. >> i don't think kasich is going to get out. he's not going to get out. it's just a question of whether he allocates resources to wisconsin because he will play very well in western pennsylvania where he's from and western new york where he's got very strong roots as well. he pulled back from wisconsin and says, okay, that's ted cruz's, let's start to cooperate. if not explicitly, then implicitly. tomorrow morning it becomes very clear that if you want an open convention, wisconsin has to go to ted cruz. >> hugh, what's the case to be made that ted cruz would fair so much better in wisconsin than john kasich? i just think about -- when i put scott walker and john kasich and ted cruz up as a threesome and i want to say one of these kids is not like the other, the one who i kick out is ted cruz. it would not be john kasich. >> you have to dig deeper into who supported scott walker in his recall and a lot of the people who did support scott walker in his reca

mark grimsley, the associate professor of history, as the football players on tv always it, the ohio state university. [laughter] he has receive three d three distinguished awards, the lincoln prize, for his book

mark grimsley, the associate professor of history, as the football players on tv always it, the ohio state university. [laughter] he has receive three d three distinguished awards, the oncoln prize, for his book military policy towards southern civilians. after he wrote that book, i first met him. he came to the chicago civil war roundtable, where i was a member, and talked about the book. he maintains the war historians website, focusing on military history and national security affairs, winning the 2015 cleopatra award for the best individual blog, for his wonderfully titled "blog then out of the stone age." in other words, grimsley is an award-winning historian in three media. his books ono civil war topics which are listed in your program, mark has written an taught more generally on military history. an sae wrote for his co-edited book, "civilians in the path of war," is his talk today. i'm sured redskins, you can get your answer answer by dr. grimsley. military conduct, a comparative perspective. he is no stranger to the museum programs. he spoke in this auditorium, as a matter of fact, 12 year

. >> reporter: a new approach could change it at the ohio state university wexner medical center, janet became the first patient in the u.s. to possibly test this new dime sized implant. during the heart catheterization, doctors punch a small hole in the wall of a patient's heart and use this shunt to keep the hole open. so excess blood can drain from one side to the other. >> it's like when you have a traffic jam instead of backing up back to the line you create a detour that is going to take you around the line. >> reporter: that should relieve patient and allow the heart to work better. during this first-ever randomized trial enrolled patients will have a catheterization. half will get the advice, the other half won't. patients and doctors won't know until the trial is complete who got t janet happy doctors are testing new options her family never had. >> i want to feel better. and what will be, will be. but if there's a chance of something new, i want to try it. >> reporter: there have been small studies with the device in europe which showed promising results. but this is a first t

candidates will take questions from jake tapper and from the audience at cnn's town hall event tonight in columbus, ohio, the ohio state universityt tonight. take a look, live look at these pictures. this is where hillary clinton and bernie sanders will try to convince voters they are the might person and nominate for president. this comes ahead of super tuesday three as it has become called. the primaries in florida and ohio, winner-take-all states along with illinois, missouri and north carolina, in total 691 delegates are up for grabs on tuesday. the republicans also looking for the same states for their own delegates, trying to get more in the bag. front-runner donald trump trying to shake off protests and some of the violent rallies that happened over the weekend. he is expected to take the stage at any moment in boca raton, florida. security has been ramped up for this event, with us now sarah murray, cnn political reporter. what are you seeing after the canceled rally in chicago friday night and a lot of protesters showing up last night in kansas city? >> reporter: that's right. poppy it's a little bit of a calmer atmosphe

. >> it's like the convention, it's like the ohio state university. t's just leave it there. >>> plugs fireworks on capitol hill, lawmakers ripping into michigan's governor for the toxic water crisis is that's still hitting flint, michigan, we're going to see how governor snyder responds to this. >> pretty soon, we will have men who strike their wives, saying, i'm sorry, dear, but there were failures at all levels. coverage. our new extended-range lte now reaches twice as far... ...and is 4 times better in buildings. see for yourself at t-mobile.com slash coverage. unless you have allergies., then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase. 6>1 changes everythin

. >> mitt romney, by the way, in ohio today and that's a big deal as john boehner endorsing john kasich but, more importantly, urban meyer, the ohio state university football coach and jim tressel, the last of the football coach endorsed john kasich over the weekend. woody hayes probably did that from above for john kasich. that takes the state right there. >> you say the republican party is going to unite and it's going to be all hunky dorey. >> you took the words out of my mouth. i swear, he's thinking everything is going to be hunky dorey. this is marco rubio saying how he got down in the mud on donald trump's level and i think he's not too happy that he did that. listen. >> when i did that for three days, every speech i gave, the networks cut in live because they wanted to hear me say it again. as soon as i stopped doing it, they stopping covering it live, for the most part. this is who we've become. the presidency is not a reality tv show. it's not the political version of "survivor." [ applause ] i know policy debates can get boring. i know that the ones where we call each other names are a lot more exciting. but we're not a third-world coun

ohio, with more from there. ed? >> reporter: good to see you, arthel. i am the campus of ohio state university. you mentioned there will be a democratic forum tonight but before that, after his stop in illinois, bernie sanders will be coming here to the campus, obviously young people, college students a key part of his base. we'll get to him in a moment. hillary clinton working it as well. she's at an african-american church this morning, trying to make sure she gets african-american voters out, she's in the cleveland area. last night she was in youngstown and irish pub o'donnell's having an early st. patrick's's celebrate and the front-runner suggested a pint of guinness might put her over the top on tuesday. listen. >> we're going to work hard. we're going to work really, really hard, and this will get us through. >> reporter: we'll see. bernie sanders pushing hard. he won michigan a few days back, surprised a lot of the pundits, surprised the front-runner perhaps hoping to build on that momentum here in the midwest. this morning he did a tour of some of the sunday morning talk shows and was s

the kasich people are throwing everything they can at it to make it in ohio. throwing out his last endorsement which is the head coach of the ohio state university. >> you may laughs in ohio guy. he's a big guy. >> i wouldn't make fun, even though i'm from michigan. >> get away. >> i think it may help him. >> i think it will. let's talk about all of this. with me, kailee mcnanny, tim miller, and s.e.cupp. welcome to all of you. let's start with senator ted cruz's remarks. kailee, you kind of said trump is appealing to voters who are not so well informed and he's pulling the wool over their eyes. >> that's not a good choice to go after the supporters instead of the candidate. we've seen donald trump's national support reach nearly 49 %. in dismissing his voters, you're dismissing half the people you hope will support you. it's not true. as sara pointed out, he's increased his support within college educated voters. it's not a true attack. >> absolutely right. and in addition to call trump supporters disencaged, unencaged is false. he's getting first time caucus dp goers and bringing people in who stayed out previously. it's not accurate or smart. i think where he

the last minute by reed epstein and it was confirmed by john kasich himself that the football coach at ohio state universityrban meyer has now endorsed john kasich for president. urban meyer who won the national championship with ohio state in 2014, a revered figure by ohio state football fans lining up behind kasich in advance of that primary next tuesday. that could be big. >>> also by the way you are ban meyer won a national championship with the university of florida and tim tee bow not that go ago and florida holding its vote next tuesday so this could be a two-fer for kasich. in a football crazed state like ohio that could be a big deal. anyway, tomorrow night on msnbc john kasich will be holding a town hall, willie geist is going to be hosting it, he will be taking questions, it's going to start at 8:00 p.m. eastern. you are not going to want to miss that. coming up here after a quick break we will head out about two hours northeast of here to euclid, ohio, our own jacob soboroff is going to join me with a story of an area shut down and jobs lost. >> how many people work here? >> we had over 200 at o

the ohio primary. primary.ohio state university football coach urban meyer endorsed the governor for president today on twitter. they two also posted this video on john kasich's campaign website... 1:33 - 1:42" a true supporter of what you stand for, now that i really know what you stand for. we'd like to tell you we wish you all the best.. that endorsement comes days before both john kasich and donald trump visit southern ohio.trump will be in dayton saturday and cincinnati on sunday afternoon.kasich will speak saturday morning in sharonville. 9 on your side will be on your side with what the candidates have to say.along with coverage of another republican debate airing tonight at nine on c-n-n.once again - we'll be fact-checking the contenders and what they have to say.see our report on nine on your side at 11. lots of questions today about amazon's website after widespread outages. outages.right now - it seems to be working just fine. hundreds went to twitter today after getting an error message both on the website and on various apps. according to amazon web services - so if you had issues that was

the urban meyer endorser is a very big deal. it means a lot. >> especially in the state of ohio. the ohio state university. that it is very interesting. tromp. you have nascar drivers getting in on it. celebrity endorsements often times do not mean anything. i do think that this one means something. >> i think in this election cycle, the politicians endorsements do not mean anything. newspaper endorsements all mean anything. sports and celebrity figures do carry some weight. >> he does not really come out supporting candidates. >> hillary clinton. bernie. the way i look at it, smiling a lot. i feel the guy was more approachable last night. >> then his poll numbers will continue to go up. people see him as authentic already. more of authenticity and it is being likable. >> i know that we saw in michigan that he won. i think that that is sort of a micro cause. you have an interesting racial mix in the state of michigan. you have to wonder if you are hillary clinton, that is what will be in the future. stuart: supposed to win michigan, monica. >> authenticity. it does not matter to these voters. he is authent

the last republican debate before super tuesday. sunday night, we have a democratic town hall from ohio state university. that is just two days from the democratic primary in ohio. mind numbing head spinning here on cnn. >>> former first lady nancy reagan laid to rest on friday. the service is set for 2:00 p.m. in the reagan library in simi valley. she will lie in repose tomorrow and thursday. nancy reagan will be buried on the library grounds alongside her husband. she died sunday at the age of 94. >>> time now for an early start on your money. stock futures pointing lower. oil slipping. europe and asia posting losses. a surge in one commodity. iron ore surged yesterday. it is a stunning up 54% of the year. iron ore is a set for global dema demand. some analysts say this rise is overblown and prices will fall back to normal levels. >>> the united states with a big air strike against the suspected terrorists in somalia. why the united states says it had to act now. that's straight ahead. diddle di, t and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon... then quickly fell back to earth landing on the roof of a d

. >> i'm glad that you brought up the fact that the ohio state university thinks an awful lot of how they don't like michigan. let's ask you the narcissistic question, how do you think he thought he did tonight? >> reporter: i think he's going to come down here and say that he won the debate which is what he said at every single debate that he's attended. he'll walk down a set of stairs. john kasich coming down right now. his campaign feeling very good about his performance. governor kasich? we're live with chris matthews. do you want to talk to us? governor kasich, we're live on ms. he denied us, chris. anyway, back to trump. >> okay, back to trump. >> reporter: so i think he's going to say he did well tonight. i think that there was certainly a moment with megyn kelly asking about his consistencies, contradicting himself a number of times on afghanistan, on immigration, also on refugees. and i think that that was a moment that could have really caught him. but instead, he was able to get out of it by saying that he changed his mind, he learned more facts and he evolved. that was a m

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track star was born in oakville, alabama in 1913.before his performance in the 1936 olympics, owens ran track at ohio state university, where he was known at the buckeye bullet. 3 time/temp ...threatening nuclear strikes yet again ... what's prompting kim jong un to issue another warning to his neighbors to the south, and the u-s.plus ...hillary clinton and bernie sanders hit debate this weekend.we'll hear from the candidates, next, on break two3 good morning... (ad lib) 3 the nation is paying respects to nancy reagan after she passed away this weekend.the congestive heart failure yesterday at her home in los angelesshe was 94.mourners are leaving flowers and flags at the entrance to the ronald reagan presidential library and museum.hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and the audience at last night's debate observed a moment of silence. 3 hillary clinton and bernie sanders covered the issues in their debate last night in michigan ...it happened in flint, where residents are still suffering through a major water crisis.weija jiang has the latest on the campaign trail ... 3 vermont senator bernie sanders and hillary clint

the actual candidate. nine 17 year olds in franklin county are suing, saying that violates the state consitution. ohio university's president is stepping down. down.roderick mcdavis will leave at the end of his contract, june 30th of 2017. mcdavis is an alumnus of the university who's served as president for 12 years. we know you haven't left the house yet this morning.but we want to remind you of a monday morning traffic alert. alert.socialville-foster road in deerfield township will be columbia road.it's part of an almost 6 and a half million dollar project to replace the socialville-foster road bridge over interstate 71.the closure is expected to last about 10 months. a huge building goes up in a ball of fire.when firefighters were finally able to get this under control. and we always tell you, turn around, don't drown!some more than 150 los angeles firefighters finally got this knocked down overnight.we brought this to you live last night at 11.huge flames were shooting from the 70-thousand square foot building.no one was hurt.and investigators are still looking into how the fire started. autopsies are planned

the stage ever possibly. then a town hall from ohio state university two days before the ohio primary. a lot going on this week. only here on cnn. >>> some other news. former first lady nancy reagan laid to rest on friday. the service is set for 2:00 p.m. eastern at the ronald reagan library in simi valley. mrs. reagan will lie in repose with public visitation storm and thursday. michelle obama will attend the funeral. mrs. reagan will be buried along her husband. she died at the age of 94 on sunday. >>> time for an early start on your money. stock futures lower. upset that christine romans is out sick. oil slipping. europe and asia posting losses. a surge in a commodity suggesting that china is bouncing back. iron ore setting a one-day record. up 54% since the start of the year. i know you are asking about iron ore. it is a proxy more global economic demand. the more people buy, the more they may manufacture. hope that china could further stimulate the economy. some say the rise is overblown and prices will eventually fall back to normal levels. >>> the united states with a big air st