trish: okay. everyone, a new report quote as european counterterrorism official saying 5000 european citizens are known to have traveled to iraq and syria to join isis. 5000 european citizens. yet europol data according to this official only shows 2786 european terrorists only. well, he is pointing out the discrepancy here between the 5000 and the 2876. you know our visa waiver program, it allows these europeans to come here, no questions asked, anytime they want. by allowing citizens from 38 different countries to travel to the united states of america we're permitting 20 million foreigners to come into the country each year. if these countries can't keep track of who the terrorists are amongst themselves why are we allowing them to come here without a visa? without some kind of a check? both republican presidential candidates, donald trump and senator ted cruz is are calling for end to visa waiver program fearing that islamic terrorists could enter into the u.s. through this loophole. retired ar

trish regan. it is all yours. trish: thank you very much, charles. breaking this hour, trump campaign manager corey lewandowski charged in florida for battery. it was alleged that a former breitbart reporter that he grabbed her arm and bruised her at a trump news conference. i'm trish regan, this is "the intelligence report. this is the surveillance video from the jupiter police department in florida. this is what they used in the investigation of lewandowski. you see him seemingly grabbing the reporter's arm. she said he assaulted her and. trump campaign said he never touched her and she made it all up. nonetheless, is this simple battery, or is he trying to move her to the side? we'll have much more whether this arrest is just a political stunt done to try to hurt donald trump. or whether the police and reporter have an actual case here. manhunt still underway in belgium for so-called man in white seen right there, on this airport surveillance video with the two airport suicide bombers. this as a shocking new report details the horrific rise in ter

trish: great to see you, sir. >> thank you, trish. trish: world leaders gathering right now for a nuclear summit. on top of the agenda, the rising threat that isis is trying to get nuclear weapons. a new report says it may happen sooner than you think, that is next. at mfs investment management, we believe in the power of active management. by debating our research to find the best investments. by looking at global and local insights to benefit from different points of view. and by consistently breaking apart risk to focus on long-term value. we actively manage with expertise and conviction. so you can invest with more certainty. mfs. that's the power of active management. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. trish: breaking news coming to us right now. we're getting reports that donald trump is

meantime, here is trish regan. trish: thank you, charles. mother of a murdered benghazi victim who hillary clinton called out as just wrong of her allegations is here. in exclusive interview. she will respond to hillary's comments. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." hillary clinton grilled whether she lied about benghazi victims and to the american public what happened that night in september 11th in 2012, when four americans were killed at compound in libya. hillary clinton originally said it was spontaneous, stemming from up riding on anti-muslim video on youtube. email to her daughter on the night of the attack suggests that hillary clinton knew it was a lot more than that. the mother of the benghazi information officer, sean smith, who was killed in the attack, took issue with clinton's explanation. it was highlighted in last night's debate. watch this. >> secretary clinton on the night of the attack in benghazi you sent an email to your daughter chelsea saying al qaeda was responsible for the killing of am

trish: far worse than that trish. it is development of an entire identity based on victimization and belief that you were oppressed. this goes beyond, goes beyond free speech concerns are big and important. obviously seeing trump's name way to respond so not respond to whining to college president which happened at emory, to argue against it. that is basic fundamentals of democracy. but the real problem these students are absorbing a lie, which is that they are somehow oppressed and needing safe spaces on american campuses where the truth is, they are the most privileged human beings in human history to enjoy the intellectual resources of an american university, and no adult on campus has the guts to tell them to get a grip on things and appreciate their privilege before they go out into the real world. trish: heather, what has happened to society that we've called these -- coddled these kids for so long, they don't understand, recognize or appreciate the reality of the world? >> it is not just the parents. we all tal

trish: that is an interesting point that you make.tarted it, capri, when you see that coming from a surrogate, what is your reaction? >> i remember seeing that live on cavuto when it happened. certainly, it seems like the camp will be turning their guns on donald trump spam lay. at this point, you know, it does not really matter who started it. this kind of proxy war with their husbands. it is time to move on. i totally understand the instinct for these men to defend their wives. trish: really actively against that super pack. was he strong enough in his words? >> that is always in the eye of the ball holder. he came out and said what he had to say and they left it where it was. he should have doubled down on it. the ultimate point is that this will be a blood app peered unfortunately, no one is getting spared in the process. trish: maybe this is a learning moment for both of these campaigns. universally, everyone is a little frustrated. let's move on. maybe now is the time where everyone takes a step back and says let's reassess. may

trish: liz, over to you.ouse focused squarely on michigan, the biggest prize in tomorrow's presidential primaries. bernie sanders landing moments ago in the motor city after last night's democratic debate in flint, surviving last night's attack by hillary clinton over the auto bailout and her ties to wall street. clinton doubling down on her argument that sanders did not vote to support the auto industry during its time of need. on the gop side, governor john kasich campaigning in just minutes in the state today. that's a live picture at this very hour. counting on a strong performance to provide momentum ahead of next week's primary in the

we shall see trish regan to take you through. trish: we have some breaking news that we want to get to. do not forget, of course, long stood by our side. he is there with his troops. getting out of their beginning tuesday. this is very significant. our battle to try to curtail. we will have more on this developing story coming up later in the hour. drowning out trump supporters. welcome everyone, to the intelligence report. leading to the awkwardness onstage. trump and chris christie waiting for the crowd to settle. trish: over all of the protesters. coming to a crescendo. people yelling. u.s. a. u.s. a. that was trump's signal to get back in there. he did not say get them out of here. patiently waiting for them to go away. they were escorted out. there were some supporters that came back into the room. we are getting word that the trump campaign is saying that sarah palin will not be here today. her husband was in a pretty serious accident and he has been hospitalized. not the case, unfortunately, her husband is said to be badly

trish: if he is?>> the republican voters have too much sense to nominate an egocentric guy. >> if they do, the people of the republican party. >> i certainly will support the republican candidate. it will not be donald. >> so many republicans have such a hard time with that question. >> it is not because and i establishment. it is because of donald trump. he has no political philosophy. mexico will pay the bill. he does not care. he is fighting the people as he did with trump university. as he did with the casinos in atlantic city. this is not the right guy. we want to change washington. do it with someone that knows how to bring it together. trish: thank you so much. tell us how you really feel. do not forget, everyone. tune into fox tonight. michigan, idaho, mississippi. taking off here at 7:00 p.m. eastern with lou dobbs and neil cavuto. i want to know what you think. i want to know what all of you think regarding today's primaries. facebook.com. cast your vote. we want to hear it. media freak out

welcome back. >> good to be with you, trish. trish: it is losing business right now.they are coming up with a minimum wage. >> obviously, it will her. entry-level people. you look at europe. france has a high minimum wage. spain has a high minimum wage. you can see in the real world what this leads to. it comes from labor. coming from government unions as well. california, outside of the valley in a few other spots is a very poor state. it will destroy jobs. >> they think that it is the right way to do. the fair thing to do. >> be unfair thing about this economy is the lack of growth. what stands in the way? it is not lack of a minimum wage. a horrific tax code. and unstable dollar. healthcare still going. >> minimum wage. you think back to the last time they raised, for example, the federal minimum wage. >> job destroyers. seven dollars. you want to raise people's wages, that is the way you do it. back in the late 1990s, almost seems like a stone age. my home state of new jersey. you could not get into fast food for under $8 an hour. trish: good to have you here. we

trish: governor huckabee, thank you so much. >> you bet, trish.rish: let's go back and listen in to donald trump. >> all of this is not with china. the anger is with our leaders. we have people that don't know what the hell they are doing. they don't know what they are doing. the worst deal i have ever seen in my life. here is trump right. i say i took over that deal. let's say three or four years ago i go. before we start negotiating, you have to let the prisoners go. you don't want them, we do want them. you have to let it go. the persians are great negotiators. the persian negotiators have been great. you know what you do, you stand up. bye-bye. by, everybody. enjoy your stay. see you soon. and you leave. then you go out and you double up the sanctions. you choke them with the sanctions. within 24 hours, you get a call. you have the prisoners. please negotiate. i would hit them with a second point. 150 billion. we do not have that. we cannot give you the hundred $50 billion. we love you. we love you. we think that you are the greatest in the wo

trish: this i find troubling.oretically, they can come here anytime they want, for the most part. >> if they had european passports. a number with a number of the countries. trish: would you change that? >> the first thing that changed is the first thing i mentioned. on the waiver, what we really need to do is be able to check people quickly. we need to have high technology. scan people's eyes. use the technology that we have rather than just list and argue. thank you very much. go on through the line. we just have not used the technology. sometimes other people are using it. trish: thank you, ambassador. we will have more on our continuing coverage on the terror attack in brussels next. ♪ the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health services and innovation company optum powers modern healthcare by

>> i absolutely do, trish. the only state that i would predict he may not went completely would be ohio. john kasich has delegates at this point. donald trump could get very close to 1000 delegates tonight. all of the states favor donald trump. the reason you see people like k sick and rubio saying they will stay in the race no matter what, it is a sole purpose to keep him from getting the 1237 that he needs. i do not think that the american public will take very nicely to that. >> historically, it has happened before. it did not work out so well for the establishment. 12:37 p.m. what is your thought on whether he gets to that? >> if he loses ohio, it will be hard to get there. do you take away the nomination from a guy that is 50 delegates short? there is a lot of evidence voting in the primary today which would hurt trump. >> we will be watching for it. good to see you. make sure to tune in for fox business tonight. joining here at 7:00 p.m. eastern. i will be joining lou with neil. it is a very big night. sh

trish regan will have more on that and so much more. hey, trish. trish: new details emerging. launching a massive manhunt for him and they'll jump. the president of turkey is clarifying things. caught in turkey in june and deported to the netherlands. all of this coming as secretary of state john kerry saying he is there. it is time for the terrorist attacks. part of a much larger cell coming up here at donald trump and ted cruz. moving from the polls to twitter. threatening ted cruz and his wife heidi. this picture of wife trump. be careful or i will spill the beans on your wife. if you try to attack, you are more of a coward than i thought. we will talk about that. can trumpet the magic number? he needs to win 53% of the vote from here on out here at making or breaking him. his decision to attend a baseball game in cuba. you can see him they are on video. injured in a terror attack overseas. >> you are not strong. you are weak. >> still. don't optics matter? twenty-four hours. we will address all of that. authorities still searching for one of the terrorists on the run. esca

trish: general, they give so much.e. >> thank you so much, trish. >> a big interview with the lead singer of the band. eagles of death metal. that was a band playing. he said, security may have been in on this attack. listen. >> was there anything about that night that was strange or off? other than seeing these people. >> when i first got to the venue , supposed to be the security guards backstage. he did not even look at me. who is that guy? some of them are not even here yet. eventually, i found out six or so. you know, respect for them. i will not make a definite statement. it seems rather obvious that they had a reason not to show up. >> the rest of kennedys fascinating interview. stay with me. ♪ >> the conversation doesn't end here, you can go to my face book page, like my personal page or my show page at trish intel and follow me on twitter. lots of social media out there. let's send it over to liz liz: we have breaking news. ohio governor john kasich has just begun holding at town hall in illinois, trying to ra

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trish: hmmm. when was last time a major party member front-runner was publicly bashed by a former standard-bearer? this is happening hours before tonight's big fox news debate. we're all over story, what it means for trump's candidacy and what it means for future of the white house. not just the republican party in chaos now. hillary clinton's email scandal is growing worse for the front-runner. her aide that set up the private server, brian pagliano, has been granted immunity. reports are hillary clinton is interviewed by fbi next couple weeks. could be she might be headed for criminal indictment. looking more and more likely. first want to go back to the showdown between donald trump and mitt romney as we wait for donald trump to take to the stage there in portland, maine. we have breaking analysis from ford o'connell, republican strategist. and capri cafaro. ford, he was supposed to speak at 1:30. here it is 31 minutes later. we're still great waiting. everyone knows we're waiting. all the cabl

. >> i think a lot of them still do, trish. he is an outsider. he is a softer outsider than donald trump. a lot of evangelicals voted for donald trump. these are evangelical voters. if they have not gone to trump, they went to ben carson already. ted cruz or a donald trump. i do not take that he is a pathway. trish: you have mitt romney now that will say something tomorrow. he will come out and make some kind of news. blasting trump and trying to make this effort for the republicans to rally around someone else. why are they fighting this so hard right now? the american voter has spoken. >> they are so out of touch. they have not left the washington, d.c. beltway for a long time. they did the same thing to john mccain's campaign. they are blasting onto their own power and their own privilege. they never sought trump running. the last 15 years of what they have done wrong. i feel very strongly about this. mitt romney is an embarrassment. he is an embarrassment. mitt romney's record. not only did he not have the guts to go after barack obama, he co

trish hartman is on the scene right now. trish can you hear us. >> reporter: yes, i can, gray, two buses, one with the team and the other with the cheerleading squad. lots of cheers when the buses rolled in outside the davis center on campus, folks have been waiting all morning, the team back from playing in louisville, kentucky. they touched down in philadelphia a little while ago. later i'll have a chance to talk to coach jay wright and a few players, we're waiting for that. many came straight from easter mass and some are here in between lunch and dinner working it into their easter schedule. everyone saying they had to say thank you and congratulate the team, they were so excited by the run that the team has had and they are excited about the final four game this coming weekend. hopefully we'll talk to the players in a little bit and in the meantime i'll toss it back to you. >>> we'll right back after this break. lemme get a mcpick 2. check out the fresh new look on mcdonald's mcpick 2 menu! ♪ lemme get a mcpick 2 now, c

trish regan will take you through. trish: the nation mourns the passing of one of the greatest first first ladies to ever serve our country. first lady nancy reagan's funeral is just about to begin. we will bring you the reading of one of the hundreds of love letters that ronald reagan wrote to nancy. we will hear from journalist tom brokaw as well as her to children, pam and ron junior. i am trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. form override -- former rival. the candidates banning some of those insults. instead, embracing the issue. we have all of that covered for you coming up over the next hour. first, i want to go back to nancy reagan's funeral. chief of staff. he joins me now with a look back at who she was. a pretty remarkable lady who was deeply in love with her husband. >> hi, trish. how are you today. i was just saying how much nancy reagan loved her husband. >> that was obvious from day one. she was there early in the campaign process and never left. we will hear from a number of dignitaries. also

trish regan. i will take it to you. trish: minutes from now. any second. president obama is about to speak with cubans president. i am trish regan. welcome everyone to the intelligence report. he actually will become the first u.s. president in nearly 90 years to visit cuba. obama and castro, they still have room found differences. political dissent. this is the result. others see this as a big business opportunity. all of the economic opportunity that you could actually buy present. republican strategist leslie marshall. starting with you. giving some background. you are really struck here by the fact that growl castro did not come out and personally greet president obama as he came down from the plane. >> chavez, a complete slap in the face. we are the host. we are more important. cuba is getting the upper hand. that is a complete joke. having to make sure that this would not go down that way. >> it did go down that way. what diplomacy means. it is important. that was sad to see. overall, this was the last year in office. the people of cuba. cubans canno

trish hartman is live on the scene.s of people -- gray, lots of people are standing here anxiously. there's a crowd and lots of media and members of the philadelphia housing authority. people who lived in the buildings an people from the neighborhood who are waiting to see the buildings come down. i'm here with a woman who used to live in the buildings, this is an emotional morning for you. >>> very much so even as we get closer to the actual implosion my emotions are rising up in me, i can't believe so much of my life has been lived here and to think it's getting ready to be imploded and debris, it's overwhelming. >> reporter: a lot of memories were made here, we got the one minute warning. kelvin jeremiah ceo. houses authority and other members of the housing authority will press the plunger. we are outside the dust zone a number of people had to be evacuated. all the buildings are empty since october. workers gave one last run through yesterday, so we are just waiting now, less than a minute until the buildings come

trish, it's simply this. how did nick and kennedy get together with senator hatch and you could do the children's health insurance program? how does something like this happen, from your perspective? >> one think we haven't talked too much about today is the level of friendship between the two senators, also their staff. so today nick and danny, michael, david, brian, we are all still friends. we remain friends and we know each other and we know how to play each other and not play each other. what we care about, what we don't care about. so that's an important part of the discussion. to be fair, when senator kennedy as well explained in the book approached a number of republicans, and he approached senator hatch, and we were a bit worried in the hatch world that he might be led into territory he shouldn't go into, but -- >> that's very diplomatic. >> there's a passage in the book about, i remember so well when we raised these concerns with senator hatch. and to be fair, bruce was a on the one the staff who wa

we're live in logan square, trish hartman channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you trish.hiladelphia mayor jim kenney was in rittenhouse square today to help kick off a program to bring more green to the city. tree philly is designed to increase the number of trees in the city. the program gives away free trees to city residents. more than a thousand are available. can coming up on "action news" tonight a memorial to a firefighter who died in the line of duty 118 years ago has gone missing. family members speak out tonight. >>> and with the sign of a new backup quarterback the eagles have released mark sanchez. ducis rodgers has that story. >> and the 80's have been spread down thave beensuppresser south. no signs winter. we'll chat about the weekend temperatures and the chance for some rain coming up in accuweather. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ >> and we have more breaking news at this hour. in a week that has seen an alarming increase in gun violence, there is yet more tonight on the streets of philadelphia. this time in brewe

trish hartman was there when the buildings came down. at one point you had a mask on, tell us what it is like down there. >> reporter: it was intense once the buildings came down, the dust rolled in quickly. the dust settled and the cleanup begins. crews are working to clear debris and dust from the roads and reopening the roads that were closed this morning because of the implosion. the highrise buildings were behind me and just before 7:30 a.m. they came crashing down. [explosion sound]. >> reporter: it only took two seconds for the 18 story buildings to come down shaking the ground where we are standing. housing authority said the whole thing went off without a hitch. they were emptied last year. they were relocated they will have prior to -- priority if they want to move back into the homes. one woman said she can't wait to move back and pha officials are happy to hear that. >>> we caught the edged of it -- the ending of it, and there's nothing we can do about it, we will come back. >>> folks who live in the properties they are in, t

trish hartman is live in roxborough, trish are people taking advantage of the free cold treat? >> reporter: they are taking advantage. customers have been coming here since they opened the door at 11:00 a.m., the rita's locations nationwide will give way 1 million cups of free ice. here at this location it will be about 3,000. customers were lined up at the door at 11:00 a.m. ready for their free water ice. employees were stocking splice and salting pretzels, the manager made 40 buckets of water ice, on a formal day she said she makes 15 weather does have an impact, enthough it's cold -- even though it's cold today she expect to be busy, because people show up for free water ice. she said this is one of her favorite days of the year. >>> it's crazy bins busy, there's something going on, and you see customers who love free water ice. >>> it's the first day of spring, it's the free water ice. >>> i didn't get to do it last year, so i looked forward to it this year. >> reporter: this location is open until 9:00 p.m., reporting live in roxborough, channel 6 "action news," nydia. >>

trish hartman is live tonight. trish what are the details on this? >> reporter: the woman that lives in the home is thankful that she and her two children are not hurt but in the meantime the investigation continues into the suspect and a motive. neighbors on the 2200 block of south beachwood street heard a boom this morning. one woman looked out and saw the sidewalk on fire and a man standing nearby. >> just watching it and didn't stay anything or do anything, just walked down the street. >> police would like to talk to that man. one damaged the window but did not make it into the house. the man was last seen walking north on beachwood. and the suspect may have been standing there watching the fire and nobody was injured in the situation, and folks on the block were shocked and the family says many kept to themselves. a relative of the family heard about the attack and came over to check on them. >> called me or whatever and he was just like somebody bought the house and nobody knows what happened. >> neighbors are worried. >> it could happen again

"action news" reporter trish hartman has the story. >> ♪ >> reporter: clouds over ben franklin parkwayould not dampen spirits of the parade goers celebrating st. patrick's day. >> it was a rain, we have been doing rain dancing all day. >> reporter: 15,000 people marched in the historic parade, one of the country's oldest. some groups louder then others. >> he was a afraid from the boom that he heard from the cannon. >> we have got flags, hats, and lots of lolly-pops. >> reporter: between the dancers, and the pipes and drums, the spirit of the ireland was every where. >> my daughter's birthday is on st. pat i a's day. she will be 11. she thinks it is her parade. >> i want to see band go by. she's very excited about the band. >> reporter: parade goers says it business spending time with family and celebrating heritage, parade organizers say it is also about history marking 100 anniversary of 1916 easter rising. >> this was a very concerted effort. they rose up in 1916 and picked easter sunday. it was a nationwide rebellion. >> reporter: even consul general of ireland was there her first

trish: maybe it's helping to refine her arguments.will get her more and more trouble if she has to run in a general election. neil: chuck, it's always fun. thank you very much. >> good luck tonight, guys. keep an eye on those polls. more indication what the europeans plan to do. we are learning a lot more about this network and it seems to be a net worchg asailant that tarring -- a network of assailants that targeted assailants that targeted brussels. hero, one individual getting authority temperatures attention, did he tip their hand? or was this already in play? heywhether to stay or go?re ♪ when it's go, the new choice privileges gets you there faster. and now, stay two times and you can earn a free night. book now at choicehotels.com don't let dust and allergies get and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. oh, hi! micky dolenz of the monkees here, getting ready to h

trish hartman joins us right now live from north philadelphia with the latest on this, trish this will get underway at 7:15. what's happening right now there? >> reporter: good morning, gray, right now a ceremony is just getting underway in a tent next to me. less than an hour until the two highrises you see behind me will be imploded along with 15 low rise buildings that will be demolished as well as part of the norm mannor -- norman blum burger apartments. the idea is to get rid of highrise and replace them with town home style buildings people take pride in. they helped folks relocate once the housing is rebuilt, those residents have first prior to the new housing if they want to move back. it will be several years before the entire project is completed, but the first phase of homes should be done by september. a number of them are under crux. we're looking at 23rd and master. police have this blocked off as well as a number of roads in the area. a number of people are standing around to watch the implosion and police are making sure everyone is standing at a safe distance. folks we

trish hartman is on the scene with the details. trish. >> reporter: well, nydia, police say it happened at the buildings behind me at 18th and rittenhouse, a group of friends were out celebrating st. patrick's day around 3:00 a.m. when a man approached them. witnesses say the man who was wearing a new jersey devil baseball cap asked the victim if he was a flyers fan and stabbed the victim in the stomach at least once and ran down 19th street. police administered cpr, but the 24-year-old was pronounced at the hospital. we spoke to a woman who was living on rittenhouse square she noticed the commotion and ran over and tried to help the victim before police arrived. >>> everybody was hysterical, it was clear something bad had happened. i put my coat off and put pressure on him, win a couple of minutes the ambulance was there, it was tragic and senseless. >>> now, police say several surveillance cameras captured the incident. they are reviewing the video. if you have any information on the man wearing that new jersey detective's hat, h

, trish? >> reporter: walter, just minutes a ago we found out from philadelphia police that an airport janitor has been arrested and charged with theft, receiving stolen property, and other charges. police say that janitor was the only person in the rest room while the pilot's bag with that gun inside, was unattended and that janitor was captured on surveillance video, entering that rest room. now some say this was an honest mistake by the pilot. many people found the search for that weapon this morning unsettling: police say it was minutes from the time the pilot left the public rest room in the secure section of the terminal b, until he realized he forgot his bag. but it was too late. bag, with his gun inside, was gone. >> immediately, the pilot flagged down the nearest airport police officer and reported the firearm was missing. >> reporter: police say republic airways pilot was authorized to carry gun as part of the federal flight deck officer program. the gun somehow turned up about to se

hi are -- hi, trish. >> reporter: hi, walter.e're here at the ranger station you can find more about the national parks. kids you can become a junior ranger. educational programs are going on. they have programs scheduled every hour throughout the flower show. 1 million plants and flowers are here to celebrate one hundred years of the national park service. this year at the philadelphia flower show you'll find blooms and scenic land escapes and bison and bears and timber lodge. each exhibit is inspired by the national park in honor of the 100th anniversary of the national park service. from yellowstone to the liberty bell visitors might feel like they are traveling the country without leaving the convention center. >>> it's fascinating to see how one looks at the national parks. >> reporter: hopewell furnish anyways is a national park that was designed by the temple students. >>> it is very realistic, this is the hopewell what they would see and smell. >> reporter: pennsylvania horticultural society officials say tickets are up f

. >>> trish hartman has more on the latest attack and residents on high alert. >>> police are looking for a black man 5'8" with a medium build and blue devils hat. a man who fits that description is responsible for the deadly stabbing that happened early this morning. the group of friends was walking in rittenhouse square at 3:00 a.m. after a brief altercation, the man pulled out a knife and stabbed the 4-year-old victim in the stomach. we spoke with a bye standards who put pressure on the wounds trying to keep him calm. >>> i try to help him keep breathing and talk to him a little bit, let him know that the ambulance was coming they are coming to help you. >> reporter: the victim was pronounced dead at hanheman, university hospital. in the daylight, people walked dogs and made their way for breakfast. >>> we walk through here all the time, everybody is friendly, to hear that happen it's wild. >>> scary, especially working here and having clients here, and it's unexpected especially with no motive. >> reporter: police agree this crime is unusual for rittenhouse. it was all captured by

trish: neil makes a valid point.state after state after state in a way that we haven't seen -- i mean, think about other elections. has there ever been a big super tuesday, okay, this guy has won this many states? i mean, it was -- neil: i have no political experience. a man who has never been elected to office in any way, shape or form, whose speeches are scriptless, wings them -- [laughter] and right now he is a phenomenon. >> yes. and he's got -- listen, what i love about donald trump -- neil: alabama, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee, virginia. whoa. trish: yeah. >> just burst your bubble a little bit. he's hit on some amazing issues. he's also demagogue -- neil: are you the dad with the one a- and the kid -- >> i like donald -- lou: we can tell. neil: yeah, we can tell. >> but he says things -- neil: i'm saying put in perspective. is it not remarkable? i'm not saying as someone who likes him or or dislikes him, i'm just looking at numbers here. this is amazing. >> who's the chilean dictator -- neil: i

trish: right. neil: i hope that guy jeremy isn't there.ore about area any. but -- donald trump is a big winner tonight. he did not take ohio which make the quest for the delegate a little more problematic. lou: can we give him credit for being the only one among these candidate taking questions tonight? neil: he fields them all in rapid fire. so i think maria you have to go. trish, you are welcome to stay. we know this will last a little while. maria: i'll see you tomorrow on "mornings with maria." neil: here we go. he will still be wrapping up. >> i don't know if they announced illinois yet but we are leading by a lot. florida was so amazing. i want to thank our friend. northern marianas island, we picked up 9 delegates this morning. that's a lot. i just wanted to thank the governor, ralph torres, great guy, chairman a -- -- a. that was a nice start to the day, that i can tell you. many thing have been happening the last short period of time. cnn was nice. they came up with a poll, it said 49% to 14 degree and 15 degree. we just had one f

trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >>> three franciscan friars from central pennsylvania are out on bail this morning. all three are charged with endangering the welfare of children and criminal conspiracy, prosecutors say they conspired to allow a catholic high school teacher in blair county to work near children despite accusations of child sex abuse. >>> for two years we've been wading through the dark under belly of the diocese and the franciscan friars. we've got information and heard a lot of stories from victims. >>> the teacher killed himself back in 2013. police believe he sexually accused more than ten children. >>> bill cosby's lawyer is fighting a subpoena, a 2,500-dollar donation was made to the lawyer who promised cosby would never be charged. he said it took place months before he joined the defense team. cast tore declined to charge cosby in 2005 after andrea constand accused the comedian of drugging and molesting home. >>> police are investigating it is letter sent to donald trump that contained white powder. he received the letter at his highrise apartment in ma

trish? >> that's right, paul. but this is also a love story of two brilliant minds from two separate background, and together they build a business with one special purpose. it's a cold and rainy day in downtown newark, new jersey. but regardless, they're always prepared for another beautiful da office. the forecast within their 8,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility is nothing but bright smiles and warm welcome. for board-certified pediatric dentist dr. leslie, this was a >> i went to dental school in new jersey. i just had an affinity for children. it was a lot of fun to me. so when it was time to apply to residency programs, i knew for sure that that was what i wanted to specialize in. >> her husband, chris, had a totally different background with an mba degree in finance, but leslie's imagination led her to a very bright idea. >> i was having a discussion with my husband and, you know, we just came to the conclusion that wouldn't bit great to have a beautiful state-of-the-art practice but do it in the hea

trish hartman joins us live from bristol bucks county with reaction. trish? >> reporter: well, sarah like you said, in two hours governor wolf is expected to sign the executive order insuring allstate workers will make 10.15 an hour. we're here at p-a career link in bristol, bucks county. it provides folks with jobs and job training. secretary of labor and industry was here at the event with the bucks county workforce development board. this career link location serves 850 people a month who are looking for jobs, some of the jobs are with the state we spoke with the secretary will the job order and we're spoke about job seekers who are happy to hear about the job increase. >>> the reality if you go to work everyday you're working hard you deserve to make a wage that you can support yourself on and your family. i think this will will have a positive impact for working families. >>> i think it's a good thing. i just got back from the air force in nevada moving west, rent there for a one bedroom apartment was 650. and here it's 775. i think minimum wage going up

hi, trish. >> reporter: hi there, rick.ogan square is one of the many places where we found people enjoying this gorgeous day in the city, lots of people hanging out on the benches or plopping down on the grass like some bikers over there. now, many people we spoke to have big outdoor weekend plans and many of them are hoping winter is gone for good. >> we're going stay outside all day until dinnertime. we're not going home. >> reporter: this mom of two couldn't be happier at the change in weather. >> very, very ready. even though it's only march so, you know, this is super nice super earl. >> reporter: here three-year-old son jasper was having a ball at this park in northern liberties swinging away the afternoon. >> it's really fun. >> reporter: the tables outside el cam mean yo' real on seconds street were filled with folks kicking off their weekend a little early to tap off a gorgeous week. >> we go to liberty land the park and we go tout eat. >> we've been outside a lot. bike riding a lot, having a few beers on the roof

we're live in south philadelphia, trish hartman, channel6 "action news." monica. >> thank you trish. >>> now to follow tinge it is a crucial weekend ahead for presidential candidates. gop contenders last night trade the harsh words on stage as many of you saw and now we have up for grabs hundreds of delegates, republicans head to the polls in kansas, can kentucky louisiana and maine. democrats also led to the polls in kansas, louisiana and nebraska. abc u.s. megan hughes live in washington, d.c. tonight with the very latest. good evening megan. >> reporter: monica good evening. despite this tied did wave of opposition we've seen from the frontrunner's party his rhetorics and crowds haven't changed a bit. today dual donald trump rallies served up typical trump calling out protestors. >> get out of here, get out, out, out. >> reporter: hitting the media. >> i have to tell you about the media. they are the most dishonest people. they're worse than rubio and they're worse -- they're worse than cruz. >> reporter: the day after mitt romney laid out the case agai

trish hartman a live in north philadelphia with the details.rish. >> reporter: hi, sharrie, well at 7:15 tomorrow morning 17 buildings including these two highrises behind me are set to be torn down. engineers say the whole thing will take about 11 seconds and officials say it will go a long way in rejuvenating this neighborhood. in less than 24 hours these 18 story buildings will come crashing down. >> that building attracted a lot of riffraff, a lot of crime, a lot of drugs, so it's a positive. >> reporter: also set for implosion 15 low rise buildings at the norman blumberg apartments. it's part of a plan by the philadelphia housing authority to replace the highrises with 1200 new apartments and townhome style ownership units. this is the ninth implosion site for pha, the last one was here in germantown in 2014. it's part of an effort to rid the city of crime riddled highrises. >> i say often that families in public housing want the same thing that families who are not in public want. want to live in communities that are safe, want our childr

reporting from the pennsylvania convention center, trish hartman for channel six "action news". >>> today is so-called super sat the day. voters in five states head to the polls to cast their vote for race for parties nomination. >> this super saturday brought about long lines, fistfights and victories for two candidates whether or not current front runners in this hotly contested presidential race. the tonight bernie sanders and ted cruz are claiming victory. >> everyone is trying to figure out how to stop him. >> reporter: senator ted cruz did that. once again, the super saturday showdown a started off with a big win by cruz. the texas senator swiping voters by two to one margin in the state of kansas and also taking the lead in maine. >> we are only campaign that can and will beat donald trump in this race. >> reporter: spotlight shines once again at a donald trump rally in central florida as violence erupted while trump was on the podium. >> i will bring people together. >> reporter: it indeed was a super saturday, from gymnasiums to barns, long lines, snaked around caucus and primary

at the wells fargo center. >> trish thank you. i'm sure they will be eating at our amazing restaurants too. jeff skversky is in louisville to cover the wildcats look for his live reports today beginning at 4:00 on 6 abc. >>> lets get you to breaking news right now. chopper 6 hd is over the scene of a fire that is burning inside of the philadelphia energy solution plant in south philadelphia. fire officials say the fire was reported shortly after noon on the railroad tracks that are inside of the plant. you can see the flames popping up there, that is off 26th street and penrose avenue, the fire again you can see it burning. they are just starting to make head way on it there. that fire is burning and there and firefighters continue to work on it at this hour. we'll keep you posted on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> lets turn our attention to the weather right now. it was a bloomy start to the day but the clouds are not sticking around. here is a picture from sky 6 hd this afternoon and you see brightness beginning to appear there

trish hartman is live outside with more on the investigation. >> reporter: well rick this restaurant is normally open by now, take a look behind me, it's still closed. an employee put up a sign closed for renovation and police have identified the victim as song win of philadelphia, she was a cook here at the bitbistro. >> i can't imagine anything like this happening. >> folks in this area are shocked after learning an employee was killed at lee's cafe and bistro. police were flagged down shortly after 9:00 a.m. and found a grizzly scene in the kitchen. >> obvious signs of a struggle. pieces of the kitchen equipment were knocked over and a piece was laying on her body. >> the body was that of 50-year-old song win, her throat was slashed. and there were bruised to her face. when the owner did not receive his order he wept down to check on her and found her. >> they are seeking out the employees for questioning but the employees present at the time are being questioned by homicide detectives. >> reporter: police have not released any details on a suspect or a motive. police are also loo

we're live at the wells fargo center, trish hartman, channel6 "action news." >> trish, thank you. >>> and a reminder jeff skversky is in louisville to cover the wildcats. look for his live reports beginning at 5 o'clock right here on 6abc. >> here at the big board now loved ones gathered in maryland today for a hero's salute to remember the police officer from delaware county who was shot and killed near washington, d.c. >> ♪ >>> services for officer jacai colson took place. the 28-year-old plainclothes narcotics detective was killed in a shootout at a maryland police station earlier this month in a case of mistaken identity. his funeral was originally going to be private but prince george's county police say that after so much support from the community, they opened it up to the public. colson's mother today remembering his big smile and his devotion to his job and the people around him. she says today her baby is at peace. >> we're at peace, jacai is calm and i know that infectious smile that he had he's grinning down and he's saying yeah, mom, that's my mom, that's my mom. >> reall

"action news" reporter trish hartman has the story. >> reporter: from delicate white laced. >> to boldors and sequence. >> you like that one. >> reporter: there was a dress for everyone at fairy god mother's of delaware prom fair at christiana hilton hotel in newark. d ej a woodard modeled her favorite gown as this one strapless number with a little bit of sparkle. >> i had three gowns from a huge selection for a cheap price. cheapest i saw here was $10. highest i saw here was 25. >> reporter: prices weren't only thing that she like. >> we also get a fairy god mother. >> reporter: they help girls and mothers comb through thousands of dresses all under $50 until they found the perfect one. amber gott chose bright colors to show off for her upcoming prom at john leach. >> it is a experience to look for a prom dress and gives her excitement of shopping on her own. >> reporter: while this event has been providing donated dresses at low cost to girls for six years organizers a say this year is different and more important then ever before. >> unfortunately the philadelphia chapter and the r

a "action news" reporter trish hartman has more. >> reporter: police say it was minutes from the time the pilot left the public rest room in the secure section of the terminal b until he realized he forgot his bag but it was too late, the bag, with his gun inside was gone. >> immediately the pilot flagged down the nearest airport police officer and reported the firearm was missing. >> reporter: police say republic airways pilot was authorized to carry the gun as part of the federal flight deck officer program. the gun turned up two hours later in a janitor's supply closet next to the rest room. sixteen flights were delayed for about an hour while planes were searched. >> decisions were made based on safety of the flying public to delay flights to make sure that no flights took off with a dangerous item on board. >> reporter: this law enforcement officer and traveler was relieved to hear a gun was in the lock faa approved container. >> but still as a whole, you know, they need to tighten up the program. i'm sure there is some standard they have had in that program that weren't met and

trish hartman will be live on campus coming up at 10:00. don't forget you can rely on "action news" 6abc.com and our facebook coverage for the wildcats final four journey. >>> 9:04, easter sunday, 9 holiest day on the christian calendar celebrated around the world. pope francis delivered his easter mass to tens of thousands at saint peters square. security is tight in the wake of the brussels attack. christians believe jesus was raised from the dead three days after he was crucified. >>> the action cam was at mount olive baptist church worshipers greeted easter morning with prayers and song. mount olive has been a bedrock in mantua for 90 years. >>> people packed the music pier in ocean city part of a non-denominational service. many will return to the boardwalk for the annual fashion promenade that will begins at 1:00 p.m. >>> we're tracking other news, no this morning, 6 people were hurt after an overnight crash in newport, delaware. the action cam was at the intersection of east market and marshall street. two cars collided. crews took f