i think it's going to be more than just trump attacking clinton. he's going to have to unify this country and bring us together. and right now the problem is yes, donald trump is adding voters but he's losing more than he's bringing in. millennials have a 73% disapproval rating for donald trump. >> hillary clinton has a problem with millennials, as well. as does she with, you know, the honesty factor. the personality factor. >> right. well here's the thing, heather, a poll just released yesterday shows that hillary clinton, even being as unpopular as she is, is still beating donald trump among voters under 35 by 33%. a 33% gap. that's bigger than obama beat romney. so donald trump's getting trounced among younger voters and here's the thing, unless he finds some magical way to make up the deficit, hillary clinton, or the democratic nominee, will be president. >> all right. we will see. thank you so much for joining us. we will check back with you later ron meyer, thanks. abby? >> the time is currently 26 after the hour. hillary clinton winning four

trump at a brokered convention, but looking ahead to the general election between donald trump and hillary clinton there's a very smart essay and it was written before donald trump ever got in the race. it highlighted this study from emory university called negative partisan ship. the theory being instead of people voting for candidates, they're voting against an america they don't want. i think if we get into a trump/clinton election, the fear among the republican establishment and certainly among the democrats and given all the hatred and vitriol from the far right, we're going to see an election that's going to turn out voters not necessarily because they love their candidate but because they really don't like what they see on the other side. >> all right. guys, a lot more to discuss coming up. >>> right now a manhunt for two terrorists linked to the paris attack we've got new information on that case. we'll bring that to you next. a a >>> breaking news this morning, north korea sentencing a 21-year-old american student to 15 years of hard labor. he was convicted of subversion in a one-hour tri

everyone thought it would be a base fight but trump versus clinton totally changes the calculation. economic republicans who trump does not speak to. and they think clinton -- may not agree with everything, may not love her. republicans don't need to love their candidate. they may end up drawing a lot of independents and a lot of republicans toward clinton if that ends up being the head-to-head. >> we're seeing a lot of that this election cycle. emily, brian, thanks for being with us. >> the time now is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. pancakes with a side of politics. how about that? we're back on the ground live in nashville, talking to diners about who they voted for and why. and stay with fox news for more political coverage. tomorrow night's gop debate, remember that, moderated by brett baier, megyn kelly and chris wallace start as the 9:00 pm eastern. >>> you are watching fox and friends first. donald trump, hillary clinton surging to victory down south. what are voters thinking this morning? >> let's ask anna koimann. she's live, talking about who voters voted for and why

clinton does well in michigan and mississippi that path narrows and we look like we're heading to a trump/clinton race and we'll get a chance to see if lindsey graham and mitt romney, where they stand on what they say the poison or the bullet, or whatever the dichotomy of what that choice means for them or the count rinchts -- country. >> jeb bush, kasich, marco rubio, it just seems like it's not their time. >> everyone is denial. why are they just talking about it now why is everybody making their speeches now? because through the summer and into the fall people said this can't be happening. the voters knew it was happening. but they didn't believe that however well trump was doing it

. >>> trump versus clinton after big wins. trump warns of riots if he's denied a nomination at a contested convention, and hillary clinton now lotting to te him on. >>> a student sentenced in north korea. breaking down as he's ordered to serve 15 years of hard labor. what north korea says he did. >>> a shocking escape caught on camera. a helicopter hijacked at gun point, flying over a prison as inmates grab hold and hang on for their lives. guards helpless to stop them. >>> the cancer drug outrage. meds are literally thrown away. patients are paying the price. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. president obama has made his move, in a high-stakes staredown contest over the future of the supreme court. the president has nominated federal appeals court judge merrick garland regarded as a moderate to replace the conservative justice antonin scalia. but as he warned about politicizing the process, the senate major

i'm anne-marie green. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton rolled up decisive super tuesday victories. both trump and clinton solidified control of their race, if not control of their parties, and began to focus on each other. trump, battling opponents, and hardening resistance from the republican establishment, won in the deep south and as far north as massachusetts. major garrett begins our coverage. >> reporter: donald trump was looking for a knockout punch and he nearly got it, after sweeping contests in the south, trump continued to confound the republican establishment on super tuesday and finds himself well on the way to securing the gop nomination. done something that almost nobody thought could be done. and i'm very proud of it. >> reporter: trump won the majority of conservative republicans and moderates as well and ride ago wave of voters who are fed up with washington. in several states he scored double-digit wins and is looking forward to facing hillary clinton. >> i watched hillary's speech and she is talking about wages have been poor and everything is poor and everythi

the polls have now closed in every state and the results we have show donald trump and hillary clinton in command of this race. donald trump has won six states -- arkansas, alabama, georgia, tennessee, virginia and massachusetts. ted cruz has won texas and oklahoma. marco rubio has won minnesota. on the democratic side -- hillary clinton has won seven states. i'm here with our entire political team to break down what we have learned from the voters tonight. where this race goes next. we have our top political correspondents, experts and analysts from both parties. david muir is at the decision the big story tonight, by far, something that none of us imagined one year ago, donald trump declaring victory. >> already we have won five major states and it looks like we could win, six, or seven, or eight or nine. it's really been great. i want to congratulate ted on the winning on texas. he worked hard on it. i know how hard he worked, actually. so, i congratulate ted cruz on that win. that was an excellent win. we're going to make america great again, folks. we're going to make it great aga

clinton, now turning her sights on targeting trump and right back. nbc's andrea mitchell on a nasty fight already beginning. >> reporter: game on. hillary clinton and donald trump going after each other as though they were nominees. today trump firing off this instagram video. ridiculing clinton as a weak commander in chief against putin and isis, showing her barking like a dog as she told a joke on the the tag line. punchline. after clinton ridiculed trump in her victory speech. >> our commander in chief has to be able to defend our country, not embarrass it. >> reporter: clinton's strategy, don't get in the mud with trump as some of his republican rivals did, go after him on policy, on immigration, the ban on muslims, embracing torture, highlight how he dodges questions about foreign policy. today on "morning joe." >> who are you consulting with consistently so that one? >> i'm speaking with myself, number one, good brain, and i've said a lot of things. my primary consultant is myself, and i have -- you know, i have a good instinct for this stuff. >

we might, if it is trump versus clinton. will have them question the current trade deals on the table. and these battles for white, working-class voters is where a lot of the action will be. especially where trump is the nominee. clinton will not be able to move from her newly hatched position. mark: on the assumption that many voters are hopeful that donald trump will moderate his view to more electable issues, i will be curious to see if trade is one of them. this shows that trump is white -- right with both parties entree. if you have been looking at twitter, you will have seen that arrows between trump and cruz. it has gotten personal, even more personal. youhe very off-chance a have missed what is happening the last 24 hours, we will catch you up real quick. >> donald trump, ted cruz, here is what happened. a naked photo of trump's wife. he wrote back that the picture was not from him, you're more cowardly than i thought. >> trump counters, line ted cruz denies he has anything to do with the post. >> cruz went on tv and

we might, if it is trump versus clinton. will have them question the current trade deals on the table. john: or trump versus sanders. and these battles for white, working-class voters is where a lot of the action will be. especially where trump is the nominee. clinton will not be able to move an inch away from her now it newly hatched opposition to tpp and other matters. mark: on the assumption that many voters are hopeful that donald trump will modulate his positions to more electable ones on other issues. this shows that trump is right with both parties on trade. if you are on twitter, and we know you are, you have not been to avoid the slings and a rose between donald trump and ted cruz -- even more personal. on the very off-chance a you have missed what is happening the last 24 hours, we will catch you up real quick. >> donald trump, ted cruz, here is what happened. aprove cruz super pac used photo of melania trump. >> he wrote back that the picture was not from him, you're more cowardly than i thought. trump counters, "

donald trump and hillary clinton are confident after super tuesday. position in the dubuque county board of supervisors. they all face interviews instead of the ballot. they say a picture is worth a thousand words. one university of iowa student might disagree as he started a club focused on self expression through writing. good tuesday morning! its 5 o'clock on march 2nd. here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a cold start to your wednesday with mostly clear sky. clouds will start to increase, especially after the lunch hour, and this should lead to another chance of snow tonight. tonight's accumulations look to stay very light with all locations under 2". even with minor accumulation though, roads may be slick for the morning commute. in the wake of this system, both thursday and friday should stay chilly, but quiet. going into the weekend, a strong warm front arrives and we should start to

presidential contenders hillary clinton and donald trump trounce competition going into super tuesday. hillary clinton holds an eleven-point lead today's races. presidential contenders hillary clinton and donald trump trounce the competition going into super tuesday. hillary clinton holds an eleven-point lead over bernie sanders among registered democrats nationally, according to the nbc news- survey monkey weekly election tracking poll. support for sanders is at an 41 percent. and donald trump hits a new high among registered republicans, garnering the support of 40- percent of those polled. that's nearly double the 21-percent who name marco rubio as their presidential pick. ted cruz is in third place with 18 percent. the poll was conducted online among a national sample of more than 30-thousand adults aged 18 it's the biggest day so far in the race for the white house: super tuesday. it's shaping up as winning day for the frontrunners: democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump. steve handelsman reports. texas senator ted cruz cast his vote on a super tuesday that's do or

clinton. they're defining them selves by what they think of donald trump. ich is why even if i try to talk about hillary clinton, the group always goes back to what donald trump is saying. >> what extent does it play that both of these two people, and let's make clear, these races are not yet settled. their name recognition is 100%, right? it's not like the electorate needs to get to know trump or hillary. they know them. how is this race different than other races? >> because there's really no undecided, which is going to make this probably the ugliest election that we've ever had in modern american politics. and it is not based on policy. and now here's where the journalists are going to get angry. this election is going to be determined by personality. in hillary clinton's case, do you trust her? does she have the integrity to be president? most americans don't believe she does. and in donald trump's case, do you have the confidence that he can actually do the job? and we know in polling there's some doubt there. so both of these candidates have record un

this is just a trump/clinton map. ns decide to launch an independent third party candidacy that would change more. if trump is the nominee, nevada and new mexico, traditionally swing states in presidential politics. they've gone blue the last two times. if trump is the nominee, democrats think they are ours. then you start looking at other states. here's one right here. north carolina, let me turn this up. romney won 51-48. obama won is 50/50 just barely. in the clinton campaign analysis they think this goes back to a race they can turn out more african-americans because donald trump is the nominee. they can put the 2008 obama coalition back together. the other ones get more dicey. democrats often talk if we gin up democratic turnout more. if there's a third party conservative candidate, keep an eye on georgia. one other place is indiana. traditionally a conservative state but in 2008, obama was able to win it narrowly. democrats think if you have a high african-american turnout in response to trump and especially if t

trying to hold on two weeks 'til the vote in florida ...called trump unelectable and democrat hillary clinton slammed trump presidential candidate 1:08-1:13 "im going to continue to speak out against bigotry where ever i see it or hear about it" like trump, clinton could win every super tuesday state but one vermont, where bernie sanders hopes for a big turnout in other liberal states s/ sen. bernie sanders / (d) presidential candidate 1:22-1:24 "if not there's not we're probably going to be struggling." like ted cruz, if he loses texas. audio outcue: i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, stafford, texas >> (sheila) we have some breaking news for you... governor daugaard has vetoed the transgender bathroom bill. the law would have required transgender students to use the bathroom that corresponds to their biological sex instead of their gender identity....maki ng south dakota the first state in the nation to pass such a law. nebraska, says he ean't support donald trump. if it came down to donald trump versus hillary clinton, the republican says he'd go with "none of the above." sen. ben sasse / (r)

and now the path is becoming clearer for trump and clinton. trump knocked marco rubio out of the race, but he failed to win ohio, reduced the race to a two-way contest with ted cruz. clinton carried the all-important swing states of ohio and florida, dealing bernie sanders a major defeat after his major win in michigan last week. the primary process isn't over yet, but this morning's results will help define the race on both sides. here's what i'm looking into next-- where do the candidates go from here-- what's next for them in this race towards the white house. live in tampa, sarah hollenbeck, 10news wtsp ian, all eyes are now on missouri as the races there remain too close to call for both sides. ian, all eyes are now on missouri as the races there remain too close to call for both sides. donald trump and hillary clinton are now closer to their party's presidential nomination after tuesday's primaries. here's a look at the updated delegate count on the republican side. remember the magic number to clinch the nomination is 1,237. with trump w

the voters have spoken and the big super tuesday winners are donald trump and hillary clinton. trump won arkansas, vermont, georgia, massachusetts, virginia tennessee and vermont. clinton also won seven taking massachusetts, arkansas, tennessee virginia, texas. and bernie sanders managed four victories including his home state of vermont. ted cruz won three states, home state of texas, oklahoma, and he alaska. marco rubio pulling out a victory in minnesota. >> meanwhile, a calmer and more measured version of donald trump is already looking ahead to hillary clinton and also house speaker paul ryan. >> this has been an amazing period of time. it's been amazing for me even from an educational standpoint. and, honestly, we've done something that almost nobody thought could be done. and i'm very proud of it. i want to leave you with this. i am a unifier. i would love to see the republican party and everybody get together and unify and when we unify, there's nobody, nobody that's going to beat us. you see the polls. i beat hillary in many polls. i know one thing. i don't think marco's

jason: both trump and clinton are seeing a boost in those delegate counts. michelle: the new numbers have jazmin: donald trump will take 99 delegates from his win. trump is more than half way to the 1237 he needs. his lead over ted cruz grew. the texas senator has 408 as of tuesday. on the democratic side, hillary clinton won florida, procuring 146 delegates. clinton' s delegate count is nearly double bernie sanders' s total. even though kasich one ohio, -- kasich won ohio, the question is whether republican voters can get behind ted cruz in large enough numbers. jason: wesh.com is your source for coverage. michelle: we created a county by county breakdown, plus you can track the candidates as they that is all inside the wesh two mobile app. they drew a big crowd overnight as brevard county watched the destruction of an iconic mansion. alex villereal is live on the scene. the big question is what started this fire? alex: that is what everyone is waiting to find out. we know investigators will be out here as soon as the sun comes up to begin this investigation

((dave courvoisier)) while trump and clinton are ahead... these contests are far from over. craig boswell joins us live from washington d-c with complete coverage. ((craig boswell)) > donald trump and hillary clinton were not expected to win all of the states up for grabs on super significant victories. ted cruz and bernie sanders also won multiple states: < ((narr-1)) republican frontrunner donald trump had a super tuesday - with cbs news projecting primary wins in seven states. ((sot trump)) "i think we have done something that no one thought could be done." ((narr-2)) ted cruz nabbed the biggest prize of the night - his homestate of texas - a crucial win for the conservative candidate. cbs news also projects he won oklahoma. ((sot cruz)) "our campaign beats donald trump resoundingly." ((narr-3)) marco rubio picked up the first win of his campaign - with cbs news calling minnesota for the senator. ((standup bridge - craig boswell/cbs news, washington)) a third of republican voters said the most important quality in their candidate is that he shares their values and can brin

young people that are coming out to vote want a voice and they're hearing a voice and it's donald trump. clinton would unfortunately be tough to beat. >> >> there it is, your informal poll. but here's what we're seeing nationally. back in mid-february, donald trump was ahead of clinton by 2 points. at the beginning of march, clinton was up by 13. average them themselves out, and you get clinton up by 6, and that's what political expert laura haffner said. at first, the guessty in large states will favor clinton. >> what the republicans have to work for and trump has to hope for is getting some of the disenchanted so-called iowa began democrats. >> reporter: but katherine mccoy hasn't miss an election since her vote for izen hour. >> they haven't told us enough about what they would do. they're too business be bickering among themselves. if they were your children, you would give them a spanking. >>> >> our governor rick scott is republican race for president. he took to facebook to endorse donald trump and encourage unity in the republican party. >>> you never know what will happen at the hulk h

donald trump and hillary clinton each picking up seven states but neither landing any knockout blows. donald trump demonstrated he could win with working class white moderates in the north, picking up massachusetts in a blowout, and he showed he could win among evangelicals in the bible belt winning states like alabama, georgia, tennessee. he also picked up arkansas and vermont and virginia. so it was a good night for donald trump. he even struck a conciliatory tone saying he wants tobe a unifier and sort of dialing back the rhetoric a little bit. but ted cruz won three states. that sort of bolstered his argument he's the republican best gieable to go against trum and marco rubio finally won his first state in minnesota, just enough to keep going himself. so neither candidate is going to drop out of the race. they're both looking at march 15th, which is another big date, starting as a winner-take-all process, taking on more delegates. it went basically as we thought it would. the big tossup was massachusetts. that was a big state for "headline news." you see alabama, arkansas, georgia

a convincing win for trump and clinton. trump's victory notable. because florida is a winner take all state.. his win caused florida senator to formally suspend his campaign. in north carolina fox news has the declared the winners to be trump and clinton. as well. but because the state isn't winner take all. trump will walk away with aboutb 3 more delegates than second place finisher cruise. stkphr. illinois. trump also projected to win. cruise coming in second. >>to . missouri for example. trump currently leading by 3 tenth of one percent. >> . razor thin. >> . >> high everybody. 3 point abg abg it did not help them tonight inin the nit opener against ohio state. >> . a mavericks visit there. cavaliers return to cleveland after dropping a late mondaym night decision to the jazz. on the final game of their 4 game. they try to stay ahead of toronto in at fight for east. number one seed.ee it doesn't matter who the >> . still standstill. nothing new to report. ucla pro-day. all 32 teams were there. including 8 general managerrers. and a head coach. t

donald trump and hillary clinton spent super tuesday in south florida. fox 35's mike synan was at trump's rally.. in west palm beach. he explains how the frontrunner... is changing his tune. ottest sted area of the state is the i-4 corridor. most highly populated areas of florida-- and is home to "swing counties" . this is a map from the washington post.. of the 2008 general election. blue... indicates counties that voted democrat... and red indicates republican. but look at osceola and hillsborough swung from republican to democrat. so... the tipping point in this election.. could all come down to the i-4 corridor. that explains why donald trump will be campaigning in orlando on saturday. keep it here to fox 35 for complete coverage of election 20-16. later this morning.. we'll have complete h,h|analysis on the race. plus.. we'll look at why florida is so important to the race. remember... get instant updates on the go.. by downloading the fox 35 news app. a big day for the "university of central florida." the future of the downtown campus-- is in the ba

if this donald trump versus hillary clinton race happens. easy victory for hillary clinton. atinos and african-americans. others say donald trump scrambles the playbook. he'll do well with white working-class voters, in places like ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin. >> i think initially we'll see that hillary clinton would be favored in a race like that. but there are a couple of things that we have to keep in mind. first, it's very difficult for hillary clinton to run against and campaign against an unpredictable candidate like donald trump. it's the hardest to run against when someone is unpredictable. the other thing is, hillary clinton has demonstrated in the primaries and demonstrated in the polls is a flawed candidate for a general election, she's disliked by a majority of the country and she's distrusted by a majority of the country. and she has some vulnerabilities. so, i don't think this is a slam-dunk for hillary clinton. i think she's slightly favored going into a general election. but there's no telling what will unfold against an unpredictable candidate. >> cecilia v

trump and clinton taking big wins. voting in florida wasn't easy for voting in florida wasn't easy for everyone. the problems at the polls in polk county. what's next for the candidates as some continue on the campaign trail and others do not. good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm allison kropff. good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm ian reitz.. lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist bobby deskins. closer to their donald trump and hillary clinton inch closer to their party's presidential nomination...after scoring big wins in tuesday night's primaries. trump won three states at play including the winner-take-all state of florida...while clinton defeated bernie sanders in four contests. don champion has the latest from miami, florida -nats- donald trump continued his winning streak last night...with primary victories in north carolina, illinois, and florida. we're going to win win win, and we're not stopping trump's win in florida earned him 99 delegates alone. it also end

tonight, hillary clinton and donald trump widening the gap between themselves and their rivals. (with the democrat clinton picking up at six states and the top republican trump at least 5 states.)

clinton wouldn't say outright today if she thinks she'll face trump come november... hillary clinton, presidential candidate "he could can intervene and rise above that. but i'm going to wait and see who they nominate." sanders says no matter what happens tonight, his campaign will still be going tomorrow. we'll have election results tonight at ten... today, iowa lawmakers got a sneak peek of a plan to give more oversight of the state's massive changes to the medicaid system. democratic senator amanda ragan says the bill is designed to safeguard the more than half a million iowans who use medicaid...plus...enco urage participation and protect tax payers. governor branstad's plan to privatize medicaid is set to take effect april first the federal government's already pushed that back twice. ragan let colleagues know she's still not happy the switch is happening. 'this medicaid privatization program is destined to harm the very people it was supposed to help. apparently, it was designed by those who know the cost of everything but understand the value of nothing.' republ

clinton. in all five states, we asked who is a better candidate to face trump. more than two to one in favor of clinton. even a third of sanders voters believed that. so i think what you have, lester, is a democratic party feeling comfortable with clinton as their standard bearer. we're not there yet on the republican side even as donald trump continues to show strength. >> give me the take on marco rubio. he has suspended his campaign. what happens to his support? how does that affect things going forward? >> look, i think you're going to see more consolidation around ted cruz. even if john kasich does win ohio, you're already seeing a lot of rubio supporters are telling me behind the scenes they're ready to jump on cruz and see if he can be the vehicle to stop trump. as for marco rubio, i have to say, a great concession speech, and it makes you wonder where was that message during the campaign itself? it's amazing how candidates figure out the electorate after they drop out than when they're actually running. >> chuck todd, thanks. >>> let's turn now to disaste

. >>> super tuesday has come and gone and donald trump and hillary clinton have reason to smile this morning. trump scored wins in delegate- heavy states widening his lead over cruz and rubio but some republicans say a trump nomination could mean a split within the gop. clinton won in 7 states causing a lot of concern for the sanders campaign. trump and clinton were making some rather bold remarks following their impressive sweeps. >> it's clear tonight that the stakes in this election have never been higher. >> i'm going to get along great with congress, okay? paul ryan, i don't know him well but i'm sure i'm going to get along great with him. and if i don't, he's going to have to pay a big price,income. >> apparently, they have moved on as big name politicians ponder last night's results, candidates are getting ready for primary election starting this weekend. >>> the superstorm sandy results are starting to put -- the super tuesday results are starting to put both races in a clearer light. here to talk about it is kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen. >> good morning. >> good morn

and rubio, trump, and clinton. a double digit lead over rubio for trump. >> it's marco's last stand. he has to make up more than a point a day in the polls to overcome donald trump. >> wow. >> and donald trump will go for his throat. and rubio will go to donald's throat, and it's going to be ugly. but in the grand scheme of things i don't see rubio make it. he it looks like scott is going to go for trump and marco is kinda being hung out to dry. >> reporter: clearly the hottest contested area is the i-4 corridor. the blue county, orange county, which went democrat. the pink counties went red for the republicans. the key, hillsborough and osceola. they are swing statess. they swung from democrat to republican. it all could come down to the i-4 corridor. you will see a lot of focus and ads. you can get free ticket. go to our website for information at fox35orlando.com. expect those ads to start very soon. john? >> john: thanks, ryan. keep it right here for fox 35 for complete coverage of election 2016. we'll look at w

as expected, the big winners are hillary clinton and donald trump. now some pundits believe the stage is set for a clinton - trump showdown in november. here's a look at the latest projected winners. for the g-o-p.. donald trump wins virginia.. alabama.. massachuetts.. tennessee and georga. ted cruz picked up his home state of texas and oklahoma. in the democratic race... hillary clinton wins texas.. alabama.. arkansas... tennessee... virginia and georgia.bernie sanders takes his home state of vermont.. and oklahoma.. a-b-c marci gonzalez is covering all the races for us. she has the latest on the numbers.. and what they mean for the nomination. tonight- declaring victory-abc news projecting major wins -in a majority of states for front-

polling well ahead nationally among republicans a new poll out today shows hillary clinton stands too easily be trumped if they face off in november i haven't even started yet i cannot make america great today clinton hoping for a repeat of a blowout victory in south carolina the while bernie sanders casting his ballot in vermont bernie sanders of vermont got at least one boat was working on my wife says regardless of today's outcome. he is not backing down the candidates are already looking ahead to weeks before florida's primary trump clinton and rubio will all be there tonight campaigning and waiting for all of this super tuesday results. gonzalez abc news austin texas and virginia as one of the states where people voted today coming up at six we have a closer look at how the primaries played out right here in hampton roads and tonight at ten abc news live special election analysis followed by our continuing coverage and eleven ohio teen charged with shooting up the school pleaded not guilty today the fourteen year old appeared in court this morning charged with attempted murder and assault police s

tennessee was seen as a strong place for donald trump and hillary clinton on their respective sides of aisle. tonight, texas, how well ted cruz does there and to see in virginia if marco is competing well in virginia with donald trump, and vermont, it looks smallohn kasich may get a win in vermont. it is a tiny state there, but at this point, a win is a win for case it -- for kasich. rishaad: we had clinton tennessee, andn news is coming through. i want to get to the australian treasurer, scott morrison. this is him talking right now, talking about the economy transitioning, talking about the economy growing, and saying what they would be doing, and spending, which they regard as absolutely necessary. this expansion coming despite global follett to the two. that is scott morrison, talking at the moment in the australian market. the markets, because we have got the greater china was getting underway, singapore, taiwan, alicia just coming on line -- singapore, taiwan, malaysia just coming online, and david has more. we are up about 10 points. this came in higher than the numbers from eco