on a trump presidency and another said trump would be negative for stocks.u love the guy, hate the guy, for stocks, trump good or bad? >> if he gets elect the the knee jerk could be done and other things that would be positive and nobody talks about that he's talked about from time to time. the fact that he might actually allow the repatriation of the $6 trillion, $7 trillion that's floating around there. if he were to somehow get that through, that would be unbelievably bullish, i think, both for the economy and for the stock markety so although the knee jerk of him getting elected is down 20% to 40%, when people wake up and realize the he's not going to do all the things he says he's going to do and do things that are actually constructive maybe it would actually be a positive thing. >> do you think a trump presidency would be good or bad for stocks? you can cast your vote in our twitter poll. that's at twitter.com/cnbcfastmoney. come up next the short seller who sounded the alarm on valeant's plunge back in october. he's back. >>> his shocking take on whe

if trump were to become president to be symbolically pay. it would could be trouble for both companies. the fear is all this heated rhetoric could cost the countries billions of dollars if he were to become president >>> pakistan's former ruler has gone to dubai for medical treatment. his departure comes days after the supreme court ordered the government to lift a travel ban on him. since returning from self-imposed exile he has faced many charges. he will return to face all pending charges against him. in france thousands of students and union members are protesting in paris for the second type in two weeks against proposed labor reforms. police used tear gas to disburse the crowds who were throwing fire crackers. it will make it easier to hire and fire staff and change work hours and pay levels >>> there has been an outbreak of bacterian infections from rubbish. >> reporter: for the past few months this man's morning routine has been the same. first he organized the nine medications he has to take throughout the day and then he sprays the

in our panel fears over donald trump presidency. and my final thought on america's double standard when it comes to double rights. i'm ali velshi . this is third rail >>> apple computer resisting a court order to open an iphone attack. >> there's no limit to what the government could require apple to do if it succeeds this way. this is a pandora's box >>> when it comes to terror, some tech leaders say apple cannot demand absolute privacy for its users >> i do believe there are sets of safeguards where the government shouldn't have to be completely blind >>> joining me now is the vice president of intelligence at stratfor a global security and intelligence consulting form. good to talk to you. the headline of the financial times said that bill gates supports the f.b.i. in its battle with apple. bill gatess told bloomberg that's not how he feels about it. he was just making the point that in this specific thin slice of what the f.b.i. wants apple to do, apple can do that without compromising its principles and the privacy of its users

to the world. >> in its updated global risk assessment, a trump presidency would be as dangerous to rrorists destabilizing global growth. >> trevor: goddam! trump is as dangerous as terrorism? what a slap in the face to isis. 50,000 fighters and one man is the same level of world threat. like maybe one day we'll be flying and say i don't want to alarm anybody, but i think i saw a trump on the plane. how do i know? because he was wearing that thing on his head. that's his hair, come on, it's his hair. so this highlights the question i think many of us have been asking. how did donald trump go from beinged guy who fake fired people on tv to the orange tinted terror. you know, how the [bleep] did we get here. is the subject of our new segment how the [bleep] we got here. tonight we're going to look at whether part of the spont for donald trump arrives with the news medicine yavmentd it is i complicated, i'm just playing, donald says yes, yes, the media is responsible. take for example cbs the biggest of the four networks. you know it has every day americans at heart because it gives a v

therapists are dealing with patients who are freaked out over the idea of a trump presidency. a psychologist from manhattan says that she has noticed an up tick in trump references. but she seems most bothered by the fact that trump himself would not seek out services. part of the reason he makes people so anxious is that he has no anxiety himself, she

to the world. >> in its updated global risk assessment, a trump presidency would be as dangerous to the world economy as the possibility of islamic terrorists destabilizing global growth. >> trevor: goddam! trump is as dangerous as terrorism? what a slap in the face to isis. 50,000 fighters and one man is the same level of world threat. like maybe one day we'll be flying and say i don't want to alarm anybody, but i think i saw a trump on the plane. how do i know? because he was wearing that thing on his head. that's his hair, come on, it's his hair. so this highlights the question i think many of us have been asking. how did donald trump go from beinged guy who fake fired people on tv to the orange tinted terror. you know, how the [bleep] did we get here. is the subject of our new segment how the [bleep] we got here. tonight we're going to look at whether part of the spont for donald trump arrives with the news medicine yavmentd it is i complicated, i'm just playing, donald says yes, yes, the media is responsible. take for example cbs the biggest of the four networks. you know it has

the flip side of that with president trump, the problem with the president trump is just the sheer unpredictability and volatility that would come with it. with a president clinton, you're still in all likelihood going to have that policy put in the form of the republican house with paul ryan. so you're probably back to what brian was talking about with governing by crisis and more of the fiscal clips. but it's -- there's a pretty wide pendulum between the two. and look, the election's not for 250 days, so there's, there's a lot left to play out. >> brian, just on the point that a trump presidency will be unpredictable. if you're looking at what might happen. they're a very divided council, on the one hand you have a former dean of the yale school of management saying look, business needs to come forward, make its case and try and shore that he tracks to the middle, at the same time, you have bill mcgern, the former speech writer say look, personality driven politicians fail in government because they're not able to take on entrenched interests, entrenched interests are effective in what they are.

therapists are dealing with patients who are freaked out over the idea of a trump presidency. a psychologist from manhattan says that she has noticed an up tick in trump references. but she seems most bothered by the fact that trump himself would not seek out services. part of the reason he makes people so anxious is that he has no anxiety himself, she says. it is frightening. i am starting to feel anxious just talking about him. another therapist interviewed said she hadn't heard about trump anxiety from patients, but says it helps me to talk about it. i'm terrified that he could win, his impulsive tee and incomplete sentences and strange, squinty eyes. to my mind he is a loosely held together person. thank you, doctor. should she be frightened? no. i had to talk down several conservative friends after the 2012 election. they couldn't believe obama was re-elected. relax, i told them. leaders change and bad policies can be undone. but, you know what's worse than people's fear of trump? it is what they think of people who support him. who are these people? are they at the grocer

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nobody is going to intimidate the trump supporters or, of course, donald trump himself, who he referred to as the next president of the united states. behind us, you can hear the music now beefing ining up as expecting donald trump to take the stage right now. >> and as we wait for him to take stage, jeremy, what are some of the folks there telling you about their main issue right now. why they're supporting donald trump? >> well, certainly people here are carrying the same message they shared, supporters shared around country. they talk about the fact that he's an outsider. talked about the fact he's a businessman and, of course, here in arizona one of the key issues, striking a cord with people is immigration. something they're expecting donald trump to speak about right now as he just took the stage. >> thank you very much. >> let's listen in to donald trump, jeremy. thank you. >> -- some sheriff. there's no games with you, sheriff. that's for sure. and jan, thank you so much, and jeff, boy, oh, boy. we have such great support, and tuesday is so important. we have a movement going on, folks. we've got to mak

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has the market priced in a donald trump presidency? we will discuss that next. ♪ hans: donald trump and hillary clinton were the big winners on super tuesday. they turned their attention to each other, offering voters and insight into what might lie ahead. >> it is clear tonight that the stakes in this election have never been higher. and the rhetoric we are hearing on the other side has never been lower. trying to divide america between us and them is wrong, and we are not going to let it work. >> i am a unifier. people will find that hard to believe, but believe me, i am a unifier. once we get all of this finished, i am going to go after one person -- hillary clinton, on the assumption she is allowed to run, which is a big assumption. i don't know that she will be allowed to run. hans: joining us now for a closer look at the result is our d.c. bureau chief and u.s. government executive editor, megan murphy. megan, clinton and trump going after each other. from your spot in new york, can you hear the panic from republican donors on wal

the economist intelligence unit says a trump presidency could disrupt the world economy, lead to politicalu.s., and heighten security risks for the nation. the economist gave it a risk assessment of 12 out of 25. that's the same as that of the rising threat of jihadi terrorism. >>> the washington, d.c. metro system reopened this morning after wednesday's unprecedented day-long shutdown that left 700,000 commuters facing gridlocked highways. inspectors worked overnight to repair a dozen damaged cable lines. it was an effort to prevent electrical fires like the one that happened monday. >>> mexican officials recovered 19 firearms from the hideout of drug lord el chapo guzman. but it was revealed this week that one of the guns found was tied to operation fast and furious. that's the botched u.s. operation that enabled the flow of guns into the hands of criminals. >>> a crash landing in baltimore put an suv right on top of a parked car after it ran a red light and was hit by another vehicle. three people were injured in the crash but are expected to be okay. i've never seen that. >>> now, some

-china relations >> i don't think china is worried about a trump presidency. china will need to deal with whom goes into the white house as the next president, being a gentleman or a-- be it a gentleman or a lady. however, it is sad to see that even during the presidential election process the extremism, the bigotry, prejudice and lies that permeate throughout the process. mr donald trump is not an exception. he is very much carrying the election in the extreme direction and his remarks on muslims, on arabs, on mexicans, on latino,s refugees, immigrants, china-u.s. relations, including trades, are very much verging on vulgarity and extremism. this is very sad for the rest of the world to see that these can happen >>> is it a threat of a trade wa war? >> i think the substantive issues in china-u.s. relations would outweigh the difference there might be between china and the u.s. whoever goes into the white house will have the burden of the job on his or her shoulders. donald trump will be no different. the way he is projecting into the future is alarming, not o

trump. [cheering] america needs a president that will stand up and create jobs for the american people once again. and that man is donald trump. [cheering] america i needs a leader who will stand up strong against our men is around the world and defeat isis and that man is donald trump. david: again that is chris christie doing warm-up for donald trump in louisville. melissa: he is a good hype man. david: he is a very good hype man. nobody can do it like him. good attack dog, good hype man. trump is lucky to have him. melissa. melissa: the lone star state has 155 delegates up for grabs. connell mcshane is the cruz headquarters. what is the mood over there, connell? reporter: they're hoping for a win, melissa, no doubt about it. they are hope for a big win the way the delegate math works. of the 11 states handing out republican delegates none will give out more than the state of texas. we'll cover cruz at his campaign headquarters, at least campaign head quarters for tonight, place called the redneck country club outside of houston. popular music joint i'm told. he will hope to celebrate a vi

trump is providing. >> if president trump were to move as he says he wants to, it would neither spur domestic production, nor would it help us with the rest of the world, we would be entangled in endless lawsuits. >> it depends on how you did it. if you did it through the laws, it would be much more defendable than through the wto because you would be counter-balancing export subsidy. china's exports to the united states are three to four times larger than china, so when we put on a 3-4% duty, they have much more to lose. china has a tariff on automobiles of 25%, and ours is in the single digits. if you use it as a lever to bring them to the table because they have much more to lose than we do, then i think that you can be successful with this strategy. that is the strategy that has been proposed by includingman, mauricey, schumer, by romney, by may. unfortunately, this whole discussion becomes very distorted by people entrenched in organizations that advocate against anybody with china. and donald trump comes with such a mode of language that even if you propose exactly the same thi

if trump is president. they'll be more frustrated and more upset about the result than they are with anyone else that held the office on the republican side. >> thank you for being with us. vic is a senior fellow. that is the though. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. the news continues on al jazeera america >>> we have known peurto rico is in trouble and ultimately been unable to pay its debts. even in the face of dwauments and an exodus from the island-- defaults, the situation is unclear for bond holders, governments and 3.5 million citizens, the puerto rico

if trump is president. they'll be more frustrated and more upset about the result than they are with anyone else that held the office on the republican side. >> thank you for being with us. vic is a senior fellow. that is the though. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. the news continues on al jazeera america >> to know that this is something that could have been prevented, that wasn't, because people lied and didn't do their jobs, makes me sick. >> are you sorry that the people of flint don't have fresh drinking water? >> i am concerned. >> it's so frustrating you just don't know what to do. >> thank you for joining us for this special edition of "america tonight." i'm al jazeera. lori jane gliha. ahead of the state's primary

"president trump? no!" europe, saying, in there has already been a decades long flirtation and especially now with the migrant crisis with far right parties. the point in this piece is that -- all of these far right parties in europe have not been able to secure majorities. they have not taken a grip on governments. there has been a flirtation with the far right past, but america must look at europe and say, we should not flirt in this way. there has to be a natural ceiling. "we can only hope america's flirtation with the far right has its own natural ceiling." very tough stuff all over the press about this. genie: a french minister is making waves with comments he made about the u.k. brexit recommend -- recommended -- referendum. ministerench economy has sent a double brexit warning to the u.k. he has said that france would relocate its calais margaret camp -- migrant camp. that confirms a warning made by david cameron a few weeks ago in which he talked of that prospect. he was accused of scaremongering. a

trump's trustworthiness. >> we need steady hands, not a president who says he's neutral on monday, proisrael on tuesday and who knows what on wednesday because everything's negotiable. >> ted cruz also took on trump in his remarks.s.s. >> my leading republican opponent has promisedhat he as president would be neutral as president, i will not be neutral. >> trump tried to put to rest any doubts about his c cmitments to israel using a teleprompter. >> ite speak to you today as a life long supporter and true friend of israel. [ applause ] we will move the american embassy to the eternal capital of the jewish people jerusalem and we will send a clclr signal that there is no day litheght between america and our mosos reliable ally, the state of israel. >> another leading democratic senator, elizabeth warren calling him a loser with petty bullying, attacks on women and racism. gop law makers. >> reporter: mr. trump goes to washington. spending the day in the nation's capital, tay spending ang off the record meing with quote influentiaia republica senators. >> he's getting most of the votes and for , that's very,

that would be the effectiveness of a president trump. combined with the virulent democratic open significant would make it hard for him to pass policies in congress. we saw where president obama came in with tall kind of fanfare but ran into issues with pelosi and reid and infighting. it was like pirates trying to separate the loot. could donald trump unite the hierarchy of this party and get the democrats to help him as a president? >> the difference between a president obama and a would-be president trump, president obama said he wanted to work across the aisle, but showed no inclination an didn't do it for seven years. not one republican signed on to it. why? because obamacare was a democrat agenda item and the democrats and obama didn't care that the republicans didn't sign on. donald trump knows everybody in washington, republicans and democrats, they want something. he said he's a negotiator and businessman. even if he had to depend totally on the republicans in congress. he knows he's going to have to work with them and he will ext

now, clearly, there are people that are afraid of a donald trump nomination and presidency, but therere some people that are clearly in favor of it, as well. what do you think about the chances of this individual becoming the nominee and maybe even the president? >> well, i think there's a high degree of likelihood that he'll be the nominee of his party, but -- and you won't be surprised to hear me say this -- i think hillary clinton's gonna be elected president. i don't think it will be easy. i think it's gonna be a long, tough campaign, whether it's against mr. trump or someone else, but i think she'll be elected, principally because she's got the kind of experience i think people expect and his approach to some of the domestic challenges, like the lack of wage growth and having a strategy to raise wages, her foreign-policy and security credentials. so, i think it's a good matchup for our side and for hillary, but i think it will be a tough race. >> do you sympathize with the core supporters of trump who say, "listen, for a variety of reasons, whether it's taxes or anything else, i

book now at choicehotels.com >>> donald trump now says flexibility is a virtue. the presidentsome of it today with intelligence officials warning of rebellion in the ranks if asked to carry it out. trump backed away from a pledge to do worse than waterboard to suspected terrorists and targit their families for death. this reverses three months of trump promising actions that's many believe would amount to war crimes. >> you have to take out their families. when you get these terrorists, you have to take out their families. they care about their lives, don't kid yourself. >> i would be very, very firm with families. and, frankly, that will make people think because they may not care much about their lives but they do care, believe it or not, about their family's lives. >> the families know what's going on, bill. believe me. the families know what's going on. >> you might arrest them. you aren't going to assassinate them, are you? >> i don't know what i'd do. and don't tell me it doesn't work. torture works. you know, i have these guys. torture doesn't work. believe me, it works

they'll do it because they fear a donald trump presidency or because they fear a ted cruz presidency. all right, guys. stand by. a lot more to discuss. a lot to chew on on the race going forward, fwlu is other news. happening right now, a manhunt for two terrorists linked to a raid in belgium. we have new information on this raid next. >>> back to our election coverage in just a few minutes. first, breaking news, north korea sentencing an american student to 15 years of hard labor. warren warmbier was arrested. he apologized for allegedly stealing a political banner. warmbier is one of three americans being held by north koreans. >>> a manhunt is under way in brussels. authoritying are searching for two suspects who firing back during a raid on an apartment during last year's paris attacks. one suspect was killed and four officers wounded when the raid was interrupted by gunfire yesterday afternoon. police are not saying just how the raid was connected to the paris attacks. >> secretary of state john kerry is traveling to rush neath week to press for an end in syria. he says it provid

trump. there were efforts to convince the people that president obama was a secret muslim. republican leaders did nothing to responsibly address the anti-muslim hate coming from their party. now, because of their reaction, they are reaping donald trump's candidacy. the republican party's anti-latino, anti-immigrant, underbelly is the best example of how they have abandoned thoughtful policy for fear. the thousand has allowed for decades the sentiment to develop. republican leaders said nothing as mitt romney urged the policy of self deportation, as jeb bush did for anchor babies, and marco rubio for deporting the dreamers. they want to round up and deport 11 million immigrants. republicans have made it a crime for latinos to walk outside without the immigration papers. instead of stepping out this hatred, reluctantly leaders adopted this as part of their platform. republican count on hate with substantive policy. in the senate, they work on an immigration bill, but speaker boehner refused to allow a vote. to this day, i have said, had speaker boehner given it a vote, it woul

president obama's language has shifted from, look, donald trump is not going to be elected president h-oh, why don't you look at who this guy is really is. let me show you what's happened in the last month. >> i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president. and the reason is because i have a lot of faith in the american people. and i think they recognize being president is a serious job. >> this is the guy. remember he was shore that i was born in kenya. >> we have heard eventual far and divisive rhetoric aimed at women and minorities. and people who tonight look like us, pray like us or vote like we do. >> he has gotten more serious it seems. now he is going to hit the campaign trail. what do you think? is this unprecedented for a 3rez, or is this what they do to elect the next democrat? >> the reality is that whether he hits the campaign trail or stays in the white house. if hillary clinton is the nominee, embraces him or distances herself from him, either he is on the ballot. there is a strong way about the way they vote in the election to succeed him. in 1988 george h.w. bu

if donald trump were to become president and impose tariffs, that could spell trouble for countries. the fear is all this heated rhetoric could cost both countries billions of dollars if trump were to actually become president >>> large parts of the u.s. states of texas and louisianna have been evacuated due to the flooding. waters have reached levels not seen in more than a century. >> reporter: rescue workers gather in the early morning fog. this is a community now entirely submerged after days of rains. most of this water came from an overflowing reservoir but the river burst it banks making this the most severe flooding in more than a hundred years >> i've lived through droughts here, fires, hurricanes but this is the worst. >> reporter: the only way into the community now is by boat. the extent of the damage and the depth of the waters is all too obvious. homes, cars and businesses now lie partially submerged in deep brown flood waters. it has been more than a week since the flooding beganment you can see on the fence line behind me that the flood waters are slowly beginning to r

meanwhile, the economist magazine's intelligence unit has now listed a trump presidency among its topts to the world. right between the breakup of the eurozone and the risk that terrorism fears will destabilize the global economy. now, trump's closest competitor, ted cruz, has released information on his foreign policy advisers. among the people cruz lists is frank gaffney. gaffney once a security official in the reagan administration, is now one of america's most notorious islam phones. that is according to the southern poverty law center. gaffney claims american muslims are plotting to overthrow the government and institute islamic religious law in the united states. gaffney is also responsible for a claim often repeated in conservative media, despite being debunked, that one quarter of american muslims support violent jihad against the united states. and gaffney now has the ear of ted cruz, the man that some establishment republicans are rallying around as a safer choice for president than donald trump. up next we'll have the very latest on the arrest of another suspect in the pari

if trump is president, does that make your job harder? >> it makes it easier. eaks at a fourth grade level. that's a fact. i kind of want him to be president because we don't need free dodge because you don't have to go. a 6th grade education makes you two grades smarter than he is. >> i think donald trump is brilliant. >> they made a massive mistake when they continued to fill in the rules. in 2012 they put the ron paul rule in. you can't be on the ballot in case of a brokered convention. now they are forced to be in a position where they have to repeal that law and as soon as they do that they come to a brokered convention and they stop fiddling with the rules of democracy like adhd did fiddles with everything. they need to stop messing with democracy. >> am i supposed to sit on this? >> would it be more of a out cry because they would be fiddling with democracy. they were kind of taking care of what the protestors was doing. dave navarro touched me everybody. he was the happiest man on the face of the planet. >> what did he touch -- show me where he touched y

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if trump is president, does that make your job harder or easier? >> easier. eaks at a fourth grade level, that's a fact and i kind of want him to be president because then we don't need free college because then you don't have to go because we'll be so stupid that our lead ler be so dumb that a sixth grade education will make you two grades smarter than he is. >> i think donald trump is brilliant. >> i do too. they made a massive mistake when they put in the wrong rule. otherwise you can't be on the ballot in case of a brokered convention and now they're forced to be in a position where they're going have to repeal that law and as soon as they do that we know they're going for a brokered convention. the gop needs to stop fiddling with the bills or how bill clinton fiddles with everything at the museum of sex. >> you know he would be the one to that touches all the displays. >> i'm not supposed to sit on this? >> would tlmtn't there be more of an outcry if what i they were doing was kind of like not the best idea you know what i mean? they're kind of taking car

jan brewer endorsed trump for president. do you have any doubt what will happen here? ou always have doubts but trump is ahead in polls of double digits. latest one shows him ahead by a dozen points. so he looks pretty good. so, and trump would win all 58 delegates, you know. if, ted cruz is going to have any sort of a shot to slow down donald trump he is going to have to do it in arizona and looks like he will not do it in as soon as you get arizona and utah, wisconsin is state which this point there is still not a ton of polling, but trump in the pest position that i say. what advice would you give him? >> he does have a ground game. of course, trump doesn't have a ground game. he relies on free media. and. melissa: earned media. >> people talking about i am. earned media what you want to call it. he doesn't pay for it.hing it hs to be utah. melissa: thanks, guys. appreciate it. >> thank you. david: meanwhile the conservative stop trump movement is not discouraged by "the donald's" dominance in primary races. the club for growth is going forward with its push to stop

reporter: hillary clinton today slamming that strategy without mentioning trump by name. >> we need steady hands, not a presidentho says he's neutral on monday, pro-israel on tuesday, and who knows what on wednesday. israel's security is non-negotiable. >> reporter: another leading democrat, elizabeth warren, on twitter branding trump a loser, citing him for petty bullying, attacks on women, and cheap racism. trump this afternoon accusing warren of dividing the country. here today's attendees want more details from the front-runner. trump this evening looking to silence his skeptics. eight months until november, this primary season already beginning to feel like a general election. peter alexander, nbc news, washington. >>> a manhunt is on for a newly named suspect allegedly linked to the paris terror attacks. he's identified as a possible accomplice of salah abdeslam, who had been on the run for four months after the attacks. now we're getting a striking new look at the moment abdeslam was taken down last week. nbc's keir simmons has more. >> reporter: stunning new images of the moment europe's most wanted terr

so all these more responsible candidates are saying that a trump presidency would be a total disaster for america. that is what they say. and they would do anything it takes to stop him. except the main thing. >> you can definitively say will you support the republican nominee even if that nominee is donald j. trump? senator rubio, yes or no? >> i will support the republican nominee. >> governor kasich, yes or no. >> i will support whoever is the republican nominee for president. >> senator cruz. >> yes, because i gave my word that i would. >> trevor: trust ted cruz to grow a conscience at the worst possible time. this is when we need you to go back on your word, ted cruz! this is when you can use your a morality for good! now you lie. now! i don't understand these guys. these men are standing on stage telling you that no one should ever vote for donald trump, and then the very next moment they all say that they would all support donald trump for president. now the big question is why would they do that? because at the beginning of the race, my friend, at the beginning of the race, a

trump is providing. >> what we have heard, peter, is that if president trump were to move as he said he wants to, it would neither spur domestic production, nor would it help us with the rest of the world. we would be en tangled with endless lawsuits. what happens. >> i think it depends upon how you do it. if you did it through the counter veiling laws, it would be easier to defend because you would counterveil an export subsidy. the most important thing is china's exports are 3 to 4 times larger than our exports to china. in any i situation where we put on a 40% duty and they put on a 40% duty, they have much more to lose. china has much higher trade barriers than we do. it has a tefsh on automobiles of about 25% or, you know, in the single digits if you use it as a lever to bring them to the table because they have much more to lose than we do, then then i think you can be successful with this strategy. >> that's the strategy that has been proposed by krugin, by sdhum ner, by romney, by many. unfortunately, this whole discussion becomes very distorted by people with entrenched inte

distraction, and encourages other people to do the same. the little girl was born just fine. donald trump president back in the year 2000. it was a warning to america of hitting [inaudible]. that's them talking, not anybody here. bart and sister lisa, becomes president, and has to deal with the budget crunch, left behind by the trump presidency. >>> and meet the tiny lep -- the 6 month old, in a bunch of hilarious pictures. check more out, it's kind of scary, but mostly cute. if you'd like to check out the story and others, go to our home page and scroll down at fox35orlando.com. >>> remember posting pictures your kids will be mad at you? that might fall under that. >>> sparking big flames in space doctors, >>> nasa is setting a fire in space on purpose. here's the deal, they're laurjing an unmanned spacecraft next week, and then the scientists will deliberately set it on fire, it's especially important to learn how to put out flames in space as they prepare for long range exploration missions. >>> dreams of your kid growing up to be a doctor? med students may be more at risk for drinking problems.

ben carson will endorse donald trump for president. thank you. may i have another. it's always a little awkward. this year they are finding out that have an awkward political relationship with this guy donald trump. >> donald trump is dangerous for america. >> i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. i would bring a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding. >> no matter what he says john mccain will support him. >> like to punch him in the face. >> donald trump. >> that's an ad being run by democrat kirkpatrick. there's a similar ad that started running against kelly of new hampshire as she fights against the odds to hold onto her u.s. senate seat in that state. >> delay, delay, delay. >> donald trump wants the senate to delay filling the supreme court vacancy so he can choose the nominee next year. senator kelly ayotte is there to help. she joined trump and party bosses in refusing to consider any nominee ignoring the constitution. newspapers call the action appalling, wrong and disappointing. >> delay, delay, dela

donald trump's presidency she warned would be unthinkable for israel and jews. >> we need steady hands not a president who says he's neutral on monday, proisrael on tuesday, and who knows what wednesday. because everything's negotiable. well, my friends, israel's security is nonnegotiable. >> trump describes himself as pro israel. he criticized clinton's mideast record as secretary of state. >> her policies didn't work, all have you to do is look at libya, look at anything you want to look at, to know they didn't work. >> ted cruz has pounded the candidate for the nutrality comment. john kasich, who told a new hampshire audience last month, the permanent peace in israel doesn't exist, was the first of the republicans to address apac this year. >> we support a common interest in the middle east. the unrelenting opposition to iran's attempts to develop nuclear weapons. >> house speaker paul ryan took the stage to rebut that criticism from hillary clinton. we expect to see donald trump. >>> my interview with ted cruz. the senator needs to run the table. when 80% or more of the remaining d

trump: with president obama in his final year, yay! [cheers and applause] mr. e may be the worst thing to ever happen to israel. believe me. believe me. and you know it, and you know it better than anybody. so with the president has final years, discussions have been swirling about an attempt to bring a security resolution to terms about an eventual resolution between palestine and israel. let me be clear, an agreement imposed by the united nations would be a total and complete disaster. [applause] mr. trump: the united states must oppose this resolution and use the power of our veto, which i will use as president 100%. [applause] when people ask why, it is because that is not how you make a deal. deals are made when parties come together. they come to a table and negotiate. each side must give up something. it's values i mean, we have to do something where there is value in exchange for something required. that is when a deal is. when we impose it on israel and palestine, we bring together a group of people that come together with something. that will not happe

today, retired major general hugh overholt warned that a trump presidency could damage relations with our allies. awe rob wroa supporter says trump lacks experience and understanding of foreign policy and has no real plan to keep the country safe. >> this is not a game show. this is to the a television program. this is a reality show and the reality is the threats are real. we need someone would understand what those threats are and how to deal with that. marco rubio can do that. >> the rubio come pain is opening its wake county headquarters in garner and at this point, neither bernie sanders or john kasich have plans to come to the state before the primary. the march 15th primary. we have all the information you need on wral.com. use the my ballot feature to research the races in your zip code. >>> a durham family some mourning this evening and searching for answers after a 10th grader was shot and killed. wral's katherine brown spoke with the teen's family today. katherine joins us live from police headquarters. >> reporter: david, a spent a while talking with this victim's brother

robinson's recent piece is called, "unless the democrats run sanders, a trump nomination means a trump presidencynd in ottawa, canada, we're joined by alan draper, professor of government at st. lawrence university. his recent article for market watch is "a vote for bernie , sanders is a vote for donald trump." professor draper, thank you for traveling for this discussion. what you feel hillary clinton is the best candidate to beat trump? >> i think hillary has certain positives for her. number one, experience. number two, she, it seems to me, everything is on the table with her. we know so much about her. with regard to bernie, that film that was shown in the debate last night in terms of his apologies for castro and authoritarianism, do we know how many other films like that are out there? do we know what kind of petitions bernie has signed? that is all going to come out. so in terms of the unknowns that bernie sanders presents, i just think that hillary is a safer candidate at this point. secondly, it seems to me, this question of bernie versus sanders, who is a better candidate, is moot. peop