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the opposition to them has been ugly. and donald trump has deliberately and specifically encouraged people to retaliate and be carried out on stretches. it's crazy to see it but i'm hopeful that moving forward he will not win the nomination. >> thank you three gentlemen for sharing your perspective on race and racism in campaign 2016. >>> before we go, here are other stories we will be watching in the week ahead. the senate committee, will release its report, on encrypted data. >>> thethe xomars will be liftig off towards mars. and michigan governor rim rick snyder will testify before congress about mistakes that led to the flint water crisis. >>> 8,000 applicants but only one winner. up next a million dollar prize for being the world's best teacher. a palestinian teacher awarded for presenting peace to west bank students. >> an unmistakable show of force in korea's backyard. the u.s. put its military might often display by moving an aircraft carrier into south korean waters for exercise. rob mcbride was there. >> nothing

accusations unsourced claims denials and an ugly fight over their wives. donald trump accuses senator ted cruz of buying the rights of a provocative photo of his wife and using that photo in an advertisement to suggest that melania trump is unfit to be a first lady. a super pac is responsible for the ad. trump claims cruz is responsible. >> from what i hear somebody bought the rights to it and he was the one or his campaign bought the rights and they gave it to the super pac. >> the ad they put out was deplorable. as soon as i saw it i denounced it and said it was wrong. but it wasn't us. >> it follows cruz claiming trump charging cruz has had multiple affairs. trump denies planting the story. cruz denies the story. with them continuing to split delegates the california primary may matter this year. it is held on june 7th usually too late to influence the presidential primary. now is uscla times poll shows trump leads cruz 37 to 30 with john kasich at 12. trump has a wide lead in the delegate count over ted cruz sh though he is short of the 1237 needed to

an ugly part of human nature. you know, if every, i remember that "star trek" episode, i really don't live my life by the declarations of what pop art tells us to. but remember one guy was black on one side of his face, and white on the other side, and he was fighting this other guy who looked just like him. and then at the end of the episode you realize, everyone said, "why are you guys fighting?" he goes, "what are you talking about? "i'm black on the right side, he's black on the left side." like, "what?" people will find a distinction to have issues with. i personally believe because it's a part, sorry sound. - [evan] that's okay. - (laughs) i personally believe because that a ugly part of human nature. what happens every once in awhile is the veil is lifted and we see it, even more clearly. it has to be, an awakening and an epiphany for people when they see it for the first time. and what happens in the journey of life is we're always trying to evolve to get better. that's why we go and have these moments of

christine. >> really is ugly moment there.'s talk about the two suspect in the brussels attacks. still on the run. what can you tell us about the manhunt? >> reporter: it continues. all sorts of speculation in the belgian press about man number three at the airport. still looking for him. and the metro attack. the second bomb that took place. there was another man there other than the primary bomber. police said they have been looking for them as well. maybe he was blown up as well in the bombing. those attacks continue. at least a dozen suspects that intelligence organizations are looking to catch up and talk about brussels and also the attacks in paris last year. at last you might be starting to see cooperation and coordination. you have one continent. the european community and extraordinary scenes of not talking to each other. counterterrorism groups. in brussels, in paris, you have groups within paris. security groups within paris not talking to each other. all that will have to change. it will have to be fundamental chan

everyone knew january was ugly. we had the number already. everybody knew costco was experiencing deflation. both with the price of food and average ticket prices for customers. trends were decelerating. costco was up against several other head winds into the quarter. the company was up against tough comparisons from the year before and we learned it was experiencing a delay in transitioning the member credit cards away from american express to citigroup so new member sign ups were likely be meager until the transition was complete in june. in short, going into the quarter last thursday everybody in the know understood that costco would deliver sub mar results. when it had an earnings miss on weaker than expected revenue up 1% overall including a 3% increase in the u.s. brought down by a 7% decline in canada and 3% in international. investors were far from surprised. not a great quarter. then again, nobody was anticipating one which is why after the stock dipped from 152 down to 147 last thursday it rebounded back up by the close. costco miss

please don't have anymore ugly kids. >> i feel sorry for them. racism shouldn't be around gnome. >>reporter: after he posted the letter on the neighborhood watch facebook page, neighbors wallied in support of the familiar -- rallied in sort of the family. >> it hurts me that someone feels that way about them because they're the sweetest people i know. >>reporter: the family has contacted the brevard county sheriff's office and filed a report, but says they were told there was nothing that could be done since it doesn't contain an actual threat. for david and his family, this is clearly hate mail. he feel threatened by the nature of the let e and more than anything, they worry about their reference to their children. >> it concerns me a lot because my children play around a lot. >>reporter: and fuller is the actual homeowner, he is not a tenant, and he says, despite the let e he says he loves this community, and he doesn't have any plans to leave. reporting live in port st. john in brevard county, jeff deal, channel 9 yns news. just one day away, and now that it's getting down to

in order for an ugly quarter to disappoint people it has to be a surprise. in a costco case nobody was surprised by the lack luster results last week. if anything, many of the crucial line items for stronger than expected and now with the ugly quarter out of the way costco could work higher going forward which makes the stock a buy into any of the weakness that continues into today's ugly close that we had in the stock. let's go to ray in new jersey. ray. >> caller: i'm a fist time investor. do you think walmart is a good first investment for a new investor or would you gear me to another stock for my start-off in my port portfolio. >> timing is everything. walmart was up to $68 today. i would do this. taking a long term view i would buy some here and hope it comes this is a market that has taken the stock up a little bit further than it should be. buy half and see if it comes down. joe in new jersey. joe. >> caller: hello, cramer. >> hey, joe. >> caller: thanks for all you do for the home gamers. >> thank you. >> caller: yes. my question is on kroger. they

there is a portion of america that is giving into the ugly side of themselves.nd unfortunately, you know, when i hear from the secret service covering donald trump or watching him and watching these rallies, they're saying there is anger there. they were saying this before the south carolina primaries. >> okay, takes two to tango, or whatever. takes two to tango as well . >> what do you make of this, he hasn't been winning, that's just his numbers out there, we're going to bring in paul ryan. are you kidding me? that's an insult for every voter who has shown up. we have to find somebody that hasn't ran. >> trump should not be encouraging or imagining riots. the republican party like all parties, 1,237 delegates, if he short, it's legitimate to have a -- >> when has that ever happened? >> well, we've been looking for it for years, right, but the republican -- >> in '52, come on, last guy that ran the primaries, and beat stevenson. >> the point that you're making is that, kind of want somebody who has won some delegates who emerges as a potential -- >> kasich, exa

" but it was called "ugly" by the previous developer who wanted to knock it down. san francisco tennis club is not a historic building but has played and continues to play a historic role in the central soma neighborhood and the city. as the largest indoor and outdoor tennis facility on the west coast it's irreparable. for 45 years it's provided families, diverse families and single people, young and old, a health and safe place to gather for recreation and socializing. it's enormous. 2.5 acres, four stories and parking for many cars and as much as golden gate park and should be in place to serve the new residents as well as the thousands it currently serves. the mas tude of the -- magnitude of the if the and services must be seen to be understood and on behalf of the 2,000 members i would like to invite you individually or a group to see what is going on there. it is phenomenal and the last place to be knocked down as part of a development, the needed development in the central soma neighborhood. to destroy it in my view would be a travesty, aup side down view of

but the first really ugly day we have had for a while.esterday wasn't great. today was worse but things will get better, in the next couple of days. we have shower chances in the forecast, on and off this week, it will not end up like last week where we have a string of sunny beautiful days. we will have showers and cloud here and there throughout the week but temperatures averaging well above normal for early to mid-march. the lets look at is what going on outside right now, still very bright, as we no, we set these clocks forward yesterday and daylight savings time now is in fully affect and that means it still looks like daylight as we show you live look at center city low clouds and fog leading to a bit of the messy commute, not a lot of extra daylight to enjoy because it is cloudy, gray, glummy but it looks brighter then it did this morning at least. storm scan three shows heavy rain from earlier today has started to move out. we're in a dry slot, dry segment here in between systems. so one storm moving away, where chilly air is embe

it was ugly for europe. biggest market move, volatility is more present on currency markets could is it that -- markets here it is that right? -- markets. is that right? derek: the low and turning points were only 11% for february. it was risk off. yellen'sthe day after testimony to congress. the first indication that the march rate hike might not happen. she did not telegraph it. the markets went back into risk on. we have seen the reversal in sentiment. it is been borne out broadly. it has been volatile, but markets are beginning to fragment more. in terms of there are specific stories, specific currencies that is resulting in bigger moves. it was a sentiment that every thing is correlated to oil. it is unclear exactly why. we did have a dollar play. i think people are more sophisticated. the brazilian real is the best-performing currency. that is a political story. , the aussie outperformed and did very well. zealand dollar for example has recovered as well but has underperformed. there you have the rb an

there's no doubt that much of mississippi history is ugly.tty much the backbone, the foundation of industry here from the get-go, to jim crow, lynchings to church burnings. 14-year-old emmett till, killed for talking sass to a white lady in 1955. the assassination of medgar evers in 1963. the murders of civil rights workers james cheney, michael schwerner and andrew goodman in 1964. hell, they had to send in 30,000 armed federal agents, national guardsmen and military police just to enforce federal law allowing a black man to attend state college. a notion that was, shall we say, less than popular here. to be honest, that was about all i had for an image of the state of mississippi. that was all i knew. and it hadn't occurred to me to look further. but i have traveled the world since then, and i have visited and learned to love many places not my own, cultures and beliefs very different from the upper east side of manhattan. why can't i love mississippi? ♪ ♪ ♪ never gonna fall from my spot, i move all this, in september ♪ ♪ black eye october,

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we know when we go back prior time, it's ugly. but i think greater than that, he staked his entire campaign on being ugly towards latinos, comparing them to race. >>, and his campaign catapulted when he said he wanted to ban muslims. he said it's not popular. he's popular because of it. he has no substantive proposals, no brilliant plans that he has put out there. it's ugly. >> thank you mr king. let's come to our city now. do you think - and perhaps he's addressed this. do you think that it is trump's message that triggers violence or the violence that triggered as a result of the message. why do you see that? >> two things, first, trump's message is violence. where as mentioned, that the fact that he is using that rhetoric to isolate muslims and black folks, that is violent and being able to demonstrate different protesters, that the lives don't matter. but second - i don't necessarily think that this moment in particular is so significant. if we look back 10 years ago, when president obama was elected as president. this has bee

, ugly ads towards her., in these secret meetings, trying to figure out how to stop him. and so, i believe that anything that you see, these stories are just meant to slow down his momentum. >> tim, what's your reaction, as one of these anti-trump forces? >> well, look, i'd say for starters, the one ad she's referring to is by kind of a small anti-trump group, and look, we didn't appreciate that ad, either. but here's the thing, there's the false equivalence here in the news and from the trump supporters, it's absolutely disgusting. let's take a look at what happened this week. first, donald trump threatened ted cruz's wife, heidi cruz. then the next day, he put out a tweet about how his wife, melania, is good looking, and how ted cruz's wife, heidi, is ugly. "a," that's wrong. and "b," that's absolutely disgusting. it's like what a fourth-grade child would do. and then the next day, donald trump's spokesperson went on tv and accused a ted cruz supporter, a mother with small children, of having an affair wit

. >> hideously ugly. >>> now for march 17, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> here is tonight's top story. against reports that claim he has a drinking problem. >> pictures of you and, like, alcohol. >> is that right? why? it's a partnership, me and vodka. >> i think like everyinterview i have done with you, you have had vodka in yourhand. >> that's right. >> it's playful comments like those and his fun loving image that have led to trouble and the in touch headline rehab blake. declaration blake filed yesterday, a court document givin his sworn written statement in the lawsuit he filed. page 3, quote, do not drink excessively, binge drink or drink vodka. i did not do anything that destroyed my marriage. miranda di catch me with a bunch of naked women in our home. miranda did not tape me when i had been drinking and then tell me about it is next day. >> all i really care about, is that got the girl, i've got the guy, care about the entertainment and the booze and the bar. >> how does blake explain all this? numerous tweets about drinking like this one, in a giant blacked out wit

. >> hideously ugly. >>> now for march 17, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >> hi, everything, thank you for joining us. >>> here is tonight's top story. >> blake shelton fights back against reports that claim he has a drinking problem. >> pictures of you and, like, alcohol. >> is that right? why? it's a partnership, me and vodka. >> i think like every interview had vodka in your hand. >> it's playful comments like those and his fun loving image that have led to trouble september 2015 in touch cover with the headline in big bold today "e.t" obtained the declaration blake filed yesterday, a court document giving his sworn written statement in the lawsuit he filed against the magazine back in october. blake is crystal clear as he sets his story straight. page 3, quote, i do not drink excessively, binge drink or drink vodka before 11:00 a.m. i do not my words or stumble when i drink. and talking about miranda, he saquote, i did not do anything that destroyed my marriage. miranda did not catch me with a bunch of naked women in our miranda did not tape me when i had been drinking an

, ugly ads towards her. donald trump has a right to defend his wife, and he will certainly defend this nation. if he would allow these attacks to go on, you would question a man who doesn't defend his wife. >> i don't think people have a problem with that. but why do people have a problem with him? he talked about the $65 million so far spent. what is it about donald trump that causes that reaction in people? >> first of all, donald trump is definitely not an establishment candidate. he's not being controlled or puppeted by the powers that be. in fact they're in these back rooms, these secret meetings, trying to figure out how to stop him. so i believe that anything that you see, these stories, are just meant to slow down his momentum. clearly he's made a connection with the voters. 7.5 million people to date have voted for donald trump. they're supporting him. they believe that he can truly bring a change to this nation. and so the establishment is afraid. in fact they're talking about brokering a conventio

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. >> ugly, divisive rhetoric.we are hearing from donald trump and the encouragement of violence and aggression is wrong and it's dangerous. if you play with matches, you're going to start a fire you can't control. that's not leadership. that's political arson. >> and also on the campaign trail today, donald trump's republican rivals joined in the condemnation of the violent atmosphere surrounding his rallies. take a listen. >> donald trump has created a toxic environment. there is no place for a national leader to prey on the fears of people. >> he doesn't want to say anything to his supporters because he doesn't want to turn them off. because he understands the reason why they are voting for him is because he has tapped into this anger. >> responsibility begins at the top. and it is my hope that all of us can appeal to civility. >> all right. alex joins us now from cleveland. all right. we've had now condemnation of the atmosphere and the violence at trump rallies from hillary clinton. we've had fellow republican

racists, ugly racists, people who didn't even know they were racists. people's whose eyes are like this. and this guy likes me, don't you? wait. what's that? get him out. as i was saying, everyone loves me. crap behind me now. isn't that right, chris? >> yes, sir. thank you, sir. please sir may i have another. >> i mean, he really is a sad, desperate little potato back there, aren't you, chris? >> yes, sir, thank you, sir. please sir, may i have another. >> no. go get on a plane. go home. >> you got it. >> also, p.s., america, i have a great big huge dick. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> all right. now viewers, i know this is going to be boring, but let's take a quick look at the democrats. tonight is shaping up to be a big night for bernie, but hillary clinton scored big on super tuesday. here's a clip of her thanking supporters. >> yes. hello, hello. thank you. i just like to say thank the f'ing lord. i won seven states tonight, and this brand-new storm trooper coat. and to everyone who voted for me, thank you for trusting that i, hillary clinton, can br

. >> this is like the ugly cry. like the ugly scream. >> ah, poor guy. he had a great time. he got his gopro out. he's facing his fears, checking stuff off the bucket list. >> three, two, one, ah! whoo! yeah! >> that is just the brain transmitting his fear and exuberance into this guy's eyes. >> it's only 30 seconds long. enjoy. >> it's easy for us to laugh. you strap a camera to any of our that. >>> a dad uses his baby to make some face swap magic. >> this baby has a lot to say. >> why baby's rowdy night makes for a hilarious spoof. >> whoever bought the shots, galaxy bagel. that like a fun thing to do. >> this is out of this world. >>> i think we need to have a serious discussion with this parent who has allowed his baby to drink. >> i'm good. my last drink was like, like an hour ago. >> yeah, i don't think you can argue, i think he's drunk. >> come to my party! >> this baby has a lot to say. no, i'm fine to drive. >> this is obviously someone using that new amazing filter that you have seen pop up everywhere. except this guy decided to have a little fun with his baby. >>

ugly turn, no question. micha michael holmes, thank you. >>> cnn takes you inside the paris attacks suspect salah abdeslam and his brother ibrahim. new video showing them partying at a nightclub months before the attack. we have that for you at 5:30. >>> a splinter group of the taliban claiming responsibility for a suicide blast that killed at least 69 people. many women and children. a spokesman for the group says it intentionally targeted christians in a park in the city of lahore gathered to celebrate easter. let's bring in cnn's ravi agrawal with the latest from new delhi. >> reporter: the attack took place sunday evening in the park in lahore in pakistan. this happened at 6:45 for easter celebrations. we expect people at the park were christians. worst of all, there was a playground nearby and amusement park nearby. many young children and women were killed. lahori and pakistanis waking up to realize the cost of the attack. the accla claimants of the atta a group splintered away from the taliban two yea

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which could be very ugly. i think a lot of these people dressed in black would be a danger to muslims. >> and we actually saw some of the people who had been very peaceful, as you say, on the steps coming over and yelling at police. very upset that what they wanted to be a very peaceful march was not. ayman mohyeldin is on a balcony. what can you tell us from where you are? >> yeah, chris. we're at a vantage point overlooking the square. so we have a really good sense of the space and the dynamic of what has changed. from our vantage point we'll have our camera man pass over to the security line that has been set up all around the square. you can see belgian police have really kind of come out now in force, they have their riot gear on place in fact they've pulled forward what appears to be a large water cannon vehicle. it's one of those vehicles that can be used in crowd dispersals. they have set up perimeter up all around the square. we can see it at least on four different streets that they have a line of p

so it's not as if all the republicans are following them down this ugly, dark path. i would simply encourage my friends, we can argue about taxes and spending all you want, but can we say that we're not going to scapegoat and demonize americans based on religion? a lot of republicans are sick of it, too, but it's time for good people to stand up and be counted. that's what time it is right now. >> representative keith ellison, always a pleasure. thank you for your time tonight. appreciate it. >> yes, sir. >> much more from brussels to come including my conversation with a woman who runs a counterextremism project here in brussels and was on her way to a conference about jihadi radicalization at the moment that she heard about the bombings. >>> plus, the explosive of choice for isis in europe. >> three, two, one. that was just one tablespoon of tatp. there were over 30 pounds of it found during the raid of the house in brussels where the taxi driver picked up the airport attackers yesterday. >>> plus president obama calls for americans to continue about their business

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it was an ugly scene, as you said. there were three vehicles involved at the crash at the toll plaza. it happened newark not too far from here, in the northbound lanes, you could see the cars smashed into the toll plaza. three carl's in all, two -- three cars, in all. two suvs and a does an. the car that stopped to pay a cash toll was rear ended. the when paramedic arrives the 51-year-old woman was trapped in the suv she was riding in. the fire department used the jaws of life and she was rescued in 15 minutes. she was in stable condition. three other people were taken to christiana hospital. a 19-year-old passenger of the does an who was in serious, but stable condition. and two others who is injuries were not life threatening. authorities are trying to determine if the driver of the striking vehicle was imairld in anyway. this all remains under investigation. live in newark, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you,. >>> maryland officials say a case of mistaken identity led to the killing of the plain

it's not like he put a big ugly door, which i understand why people wouldn't want a big ugly garage door in the neighborhood. >> oh, my god. i just can't get over how clever this is and how smart. >> take it one step further and i want to see a push button. >> the guy is ingenious. people love it. that guy is thinking outside the box and everybody is a winner. i love it. >>> i've got an update on a story we started a couple of months back on our friend daniel ottman. daniel started the internet adventure club where he put together a website asking for people to send him missions that he would then follow and let that carry him across the country. >> we launched a website where people can submit a mission, which usually involves something or doing something fun. >> daniel and his cameraman take us a month before they ran out of money. they were wrong, it took them two months, and they hit 43 states, 13,000 miles and had a ball. >> remember, it didn't start off too well, though, because one of the first stories we had they got robbed, didn't they? >> yeah, somebody broke into but they reco

. >> sometimes that race can get a little ugly. fox 35's valley boyd explains. >> first day of early voting i was so excited. >> reporter: lieu volunteers for donald trump's campaign. he went to the library to show his support. >> i wanted to get there first signs. >> reporter: he placed 18 trump boulevard. >> and i was putting my candidate, waving signs, and then it happened. >> reporter: two men battered lou and stole from him. >> they started pulling out my trump signs. them and when that happened, one of them body slammed me to the ground, just bam, and there i am on the ground, and they continued to pull my signs. >> reporter: 66-year-old lou told deputies that the two suspects continued to laugh at him as he struggled to get back on his feet. >> i got up as quickly as i could, and when that happened i sprain some muscles and my leg -- i was on the sidewalk, and that's when i lose my hands, and they continued to pull my signs. >> reporter: lou says the suspects ran away then hopped into a car. one of his friends was able to ta

. >> this is like the ugly cry. like the ugly scream. >> ah, poor guy. he got his gopro out. he's facing his fears, checking stuff off the bucket list. >> three, two, one, ah! whoo! yeah! >> that is just the brain transmitting his fear and exuberance into this guy's eyes. >> it's only 30 seconds long. and this guy is just living the joy on his face for everyone to enjoy. >> it's easy for us to laugh. you strap a camera to any of our faces and we would look like that. >>> a dad uses his baby to make some face swap magic. >> this baby has a lot to say. >> why baby's rowdy night makes for a hilarious spoof. >>> today i am making galaxy bagels, because if it isn't giant, it's got to be galaxy. this recipe i found is super easy. because we're not making our own dough for these bagels. oh, no, we're going to use cam's biscuits. >> she pops open a can, forms it into a ball and puts food coloring on each one. remember, they are galaxy bagels so they have to be different colors. then she kneads them out. >> then i roll them out to the best of my ability. you know what? i'm pretty prou

>> it is getting really ugly. the republican party is using mitt romney to deliver the message of the establishment, trying to tell the people that vote that donald trump is dishonest and dangerous. mitt romney gave a long laundry list of what he believes this. for example, that he will not release his tax returns to see how many donations he really did make for a for example, that he is not willing to let the "new york times" -- he really did make or, for example, that he is not willing to let "the new york times" release what he has said. calling him "a phony and a fraud," those are harsh words. brent: indeed. donald trump had some harsh words. he spent a lot of time justifying why he was chosen as republican presidential hopeful. are the republicans -- are they panicking that trump is a front-runner? heiki: i guess they are. they are trying to do everything to derail his training at the moment. -- his train at the moment. the republican establishment are the ones who designed the process. it was not meant for s

. >> when passions flair, ugliness is sometimes inevitable but we shouldn't accept ugliness as the norm. >> reporter: on the democratic side, front-runner hillary clinton is focused on the general election and appeared on jimmy kimmel. >> i look forward to debating him and find out where he stand on issues. >> like who the prime minister of canada is? >> no, but -- but -- >> reporter: on the campaign trail, thursday, her rival bernie sanders also turned his attention to trump. >> he will not become president because the american people understand that coming together as a people always "trumps" dividing us up! >> reporter: democrats hold caucuses in alaska, hawaii, and washington this weekend. clinton and sander have been campaigning heavily in california in recent days on the republican side, recent polls show donald trump leading ted cruz among republican women primary voters. his favor ability with women, on the floor, though, stand at just 19%. >> don champion here in new york, thanks a lot, don. >>> backlash this morning against a new north carolina law that prevents local governme