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inscribed in our constitution is an unapologetic, unalterable opposition to racial hatred. let me paint for you a picture. there was a picture taken about 1912 or so. a group of five children. of various ethnicities, various hues, suggestive of various heritage. a sepia tone picture of yesteryear. five children, each wearing a letter sweater with the words -- with the word, as crcronym, "na" they are holding a banner. the banner says, "our foes." the first two words on the banner, "racial hatred," or "race hate." from the turn of the century we have committed ourselves to combating racial hatred in any form, anywhere in this country. we made no apologies. but we have a firm resolute commitment. so when we watch a political campaign, a presidential campaign, where mexicans are referred to as rapists, when we talk about erecting a wall on the border between the united states and mexico, when we hear women referred to in massagistic terms that degrade their dignity as human beings, as citizens in this republic, when we hear the authorization of citizens of this republic, we un

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>> the jury said that gawker was very arrogant and nick dalton have been very unapologetic, they haveying to make this okay by using the freedom of speech. but where do you draw the line? there is a line of ethics in journalism and they like to walk that line. >> when you're reporting on a celebrity, online gossip in particular, and you think the person might sue and get a jury and get a big verdict, it might act as a deterrent, what do you think? >> considering that gawker is unapologetic, there's going to be more sites that have -- we will see more cases like hulk hogan in the future. but perhaps someone will think before they go and hype something up. but i don't see much changing. >> i think it will be a bit of a deterrent and i think that's needed. >>> after the break, a glowing time cover story on apple ceo ted cook on refusing to allow the fbi to force them to hack an iphone but now it may not be necessary. tem... hmm. ...seven stability-enhancing systems... hmmm... ...and equipment for two child seats. hmmm... for those who take safety seriously. like we do. the volkswagen saf

in kansas city, trump was unapologetic. >> get him out of here. get him out. i think they're bernie supporters. >> reporter: senator ted cruz is laying the blame for the outbreak of violence for trump. >> you know as we campaign we have protesters, but unlike donald trump i don't ask people in the audience to punch them in the face. >> marco rubio was asked about his pledge to support the eventual nominee for president, even if it's trump. >> the fact that you're even asking me that question, i still at this moment continue to intend to support the republican nominee, but it's getting harder every day. >> meanwhile hillary clinton started one of her campaign rallies by taking aim directly at trump. >> the encouragement of and aggression is not only wrong, but dangerous. if you play with matches, you can start a fire you can't control. that is not leadership. that is political arson. >> reporter: the next big contest for both parties are on tuesday including the battle ground right here in ohio where clinton is trying to fight off a tough challenge from bernie

. >> this dog is unapologetic. and not even asleep. the eyes are open. still making that nose. >> what do you expect a brother to do without a nose and a neck. [ snoring ] >>> i'm going to try a catch a big bass. >> this is robert earl woodard. he's been on the show before catching a fish. >> he can catch a bass with his thumb. >> he wants to catch that old >> fishermen always have the story of the one that got away. this time he says he's going to get her. he has bait in his hand and lays on his tummy. after being a little patient, she comes to him. >>e o, no! >> looks like he's going to fall but no, no. this man grabs a hold of that girl and hauls her in. >> uncle jesse came in and helped him. >> this is so funny. >> this is how cavemen used to do it before the fancy rods, reels and baits and stuff. >> that really is a big fish. >> that is a big bass right there. they weigh this girl. >> i'm going to guess 18 pounds. that's my guess. >> any guesses? >> 22. >> yeah. he's struggling. i'm saying 28. >> i'm going with 25. >> let's see if any of you guys ar

jim: unscripted, unapologetic, and perhaps nearly unstoppable. donald trump: you are going to be so proud of your president , and you are going to be so proud of your country. i love you all. jim: trump also made a big deal out of the fact that early voting starts across florida today. he had the audience standard -- stand and raise their hands to vote for him before next tuesday. the polls have him comfortably ahead. adrian: outside the arena, long lines formed as some waited hours for the rally to start. protesters were near the entrance as trump fans made their way inside. >> he' s saying what the rest of us are thinking. finally, finally we have somebody. we live in a pc world where people are afraid to speak their mind anymore and finally we have , a voice to stand behind. lamar robertson: i' m not here to advocate for another candidate. i just believe this hate is not adrian: barricades started going up thursday as ucf expected a large turnout of trump supporters and protesters. meanwhile opponent marco rubio , took his message north to jac

. >> reporter: he was at times sarcastic and consistently unapologetic. >> that's a smirk because you don't think the first amendment is serious, do you? >> it's very serious. >> reporter: he may have handed the stand admitting there's no news value in some that he published: it was a morbid sensational story for people. that didn't matter, did it? >> no. >> reporter: he didn't back down for posting the tape. >> they played it for so many months and so much damage we had to live with. >> reporter: on the stand he said he netted a bonus of $2,000 after publishing the tape. gawker has increased in thousands of dollars because of the increased web traffic. they maintain they had a first amendment right to publish this tape. >>> breaking news. authorities saying a police officer died outside a police station was actually killed by a fellow officer. fire without warning at the first responders he saw outside the station. 29-year old police officer jacai colson was killed in that shoot maryland's governors ordered flags be flown at half staff in his memory. >>> a man forces his own 87-year

nancy reagan was unapologetic for giving up her own acting career to devote her life to her husband. even after his death she devoted herself to advocating herself to caring for loved ones with alzheimer's, which took the life of her husband. >>> some good news to pass along about former mayor david dinkins. he is back home tonight after a serious bout of pneumonia. the 88-year-old has been in the hospital for nearly three weeks. a spokesperson says he is restless and ready to jump back into his busy schedule. this wasn't his first bout with pneumonia. he was treated back in 2013. >>> still ahead, commotion on the streets of manhattan and a homeless woman with a care ra avan of carts. >>> and rapper 50 cent back in court to explain this. not exactly a shortage of cash in these pictures. all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. that's because we've been working hard to give you better service, and it shows. pwe came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows

the jury said gawker was arrogant and nick has been unapologetic, and a federal gawker editor, they likeo cloak this asen okay by using freedom of speech but where is the line drawn? there is a coast ethics in journalism and they like to walk the line. closely. >> this will have something of a chilling affect on the rest of the press, not that we are posting sex tape but when you post celebrity gossip and you think they could sue and the jury could award a big verdict it could deter. what do you think? >> considering that gawker is unapologetic there will always be sites that have questionable moral integrity. as leg as there is sole media, and smart 15s, we will see more cases like hulk hogan in the future but perhaps someone will thing before they go and type something but i don't see much changing. >> we will see about that. it will be a deterrent. perhaps that is needed. >> after the break, a flowing time cover story on apple c.e.o. tim cook for defy the f.b.i. on a hacking of a terrorist iphone which may not be necessary. can a toothpaste do everything well? this clean was like pow!

we are unapologetic going head to head with anybody who gets between us and those freedoms. while so many of our freedoms have been diminished over the last seven years, second amendment freedoms, thanks to people like you all over this country have been expanded. nra membership -- yeah. i applaud that, too. we all do. nra membership and favorability among the american public has grown to record levels. why? when it comes to telling the truth and fighting for our fundamental freedoms, no one fights harder, longer, or nra.nger than the and ar [applause] mr. lapierre: we do it together. every singlether, time. we speak the hard truth no one else well. when it comes to defending those rights and freedoms, the nra will never, and i mean never, back down. you can count on that. [applause] mr. lapierre: we have been to lies about our freedom for decades. the truth that most americans know in their hearts to be right. let me give you an example. back in the early 1990's, the clintons pushed one anti-gun scheme after another. restrictions that only affected law-abiding people. i deb

america will stand unapologetic with israel. >> and hillary rodham clinton also attended the meeting. >> israelis deserve a secure homeland for the jewish people. palestinians should be able to govern themselves in their own state. and only a negotiated two-state agreement can provide those outcomes. [ applause ] >> meanwhile, clinton's democratic opponent bernie sanders was not at the meeting but he did address foreign policy while in salt lake city. >>> happening today, puerto rico will ask the u.s. supreme court for help in dealing with a massive financial crisis. justices will hear arguments on whether the u.s. territory should be able to file for chapter nine bankruptcy. the current code does not apply to puerto rico but if the high court allows the bankruptcy filing, it would allow puerto rico to restructure $20 billion in debt. >>> lest talk about a city here in the u.s. teetering on bankruptcy, atlantic city, new jersey. they claim without state aid, this resort town should be forced to shut down for weeks. the city has been struggling the shut down would begin april 8th and c

america will stand unapologetically with the nation of israel. gl all right, we'll cut away from that rally in baldwin, missouri to get back to the donald trump event. as we just reported, donald trump had a bit of a close call just this morning a little while ago with a flying object. somebody through something at him while he was on stage at an ohio rally. his first appearance since the con fill in chicago last night. here is kevin, a political reporter with bloomberg. you were just at that rally. right? >> yes. so, mr. trump was speaking on stage and as that happen, he seemed to be alerted by a member in the front row of the crowd that there was something going on behind him. at that moment, donald trump immediately turns his head behind him and a swarm of security agents rushed him. it was as you described, a close encounter that never happened before. i've been covering him for several month now. of course it comes just hours after the chicago unrest we saw forcing him to postpone a rally. he described last night as a planned attack on both

. >> america will stand unapologetically with the nation of israel.cheering] [000:02:58;00] to promote a culture of hatred and death. we must make it clear we will not tolerate such behavior. >> reporter: several attendees told us afterward that john kasich one over the room. -- won over the room. >> mostly we hear about the others and after hearing him, he really sounded pro-israel. i really liked what i was hearing. >> reporter: but trump cleared the ball, -- the bar, attendees agreeing. >> he's not polished like the other candidates. i think i'm going to stick with trump. >> reporter: there had been reports during the week that a group of rabbis was going to stage a walkout protest during trench remarks today. that didn't happen. in fact trump made it all the way through without any real interruption by protesters of any kind in cut -- inside the room. reporting live, garrett haik wusa 9 . >> outside it was a tame story standards. about 100 passionate people out here protesting a few things. >> reporter: inside the aipac conference nearly 24,000 pe

. >> reporter: donald trump unapologetic on fox business. >> i wrote, i said, be careful because otherwise i'll have to start talking about, you know, your situation. >> reporter: now, jeb bush endorsed cruz this week and wisconsin governor scott walker has also indicated that he may endorse cruz before wisconsin' winner take all primary in a couple of weeks. kendis, reena. >> in case we didn't think the bromance was over it's officially over. bazi, thank you. >>> when we come back, the mario batali man many hunt. we'll have an update. >>> the truth is out there. a mystery in roswell. a ufo stolen, why? e, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. you could heal your cold sore, fast, as fast as two and a half days when used at the first sign. learn how abreva starts to work immediately at abreva.com don't tough

lawyers for hogan played a portion of the 2013 tape for the jury. sarcastic and consistently unapologetic. >> it's not out loud but it's a smirk. >> you don't think the first amendment is that serious, do you? >> it's very serious. >> he said on the stand he received a bonus for $2,000 after posting that tape. gawker is estimated to have increased in value by $15 million because of increased web traffic. >>> dangerous visibility in parts of the bay area. i will let you know coming up in a few minutes, when the fog will lift and what you can expect for the rest of the day. >>> still to come -- something we have not heard before from an nfl official. what he is admitting about the dangers of head trauma on the >>> 5. 45. we have a traffic alert to be aware of. the sunshine skyway is closed because of heavy fog in the area. you're advised to use i-75 instead. janelle has more on how it's impacts the morning commute in a second. >>> we're getting a look at the moment a police officer pepper sprays a group of bikers. if you keep watching you can see the officer, over here, opens up a can of sp

unscripted, unapologetic, and perhaps unstoppable. donald trump: you are going to be so proud of your country. i love you all. jim: trump mentioned many times his properties in south florida, saying he' s a part-time florida resident. in fact, he is one of us. it was more about festive referral outside. that is her brett connolly joins us right now. brett: jim, it was a very loud outside this arena. before everything got started, we got here this morning, and thousands were already standing in line, waiting for hours to get inside the arena to hear from one of the most polarizing figures in american politics. donald has dedicated supporters and opponents, every heard from both sides with very strong opinions. long lines wrapped around buildings waiting to hear from >> he' s saying what the rest of us are thinking. finally, finally we have somebody. chris hofer: we live in a pc world where people are afraid to speak their mind anymore and , finally we have a voice to stand behind. john stumpp: i' m here to listen what he really wants.

. >> he was at times sarcastic and consistently unapologetic. >> not out loud laugher, but it is a smirkah. >> because you don't think the first amendment is that serious, do you? >> it's very serious. >> reporter: and he may have handed the $100 million case to hogan on the stand admitting there was no news value in some of what he published. >> it didn't really matter whether or not it was a morbid and sensational prying into people's lives for its own sake. that didn't matter to you, did it? >> no. >> reporter: he didn't back down from his decision to publish the tape that hogan says was filmed without his consent. >> they played it for mo mons and it made so much damage, we had to live with it. >> reporter: hulk hogan is suing for $100 million. >> reporter: daulerio on the stand said he received a bonus of $2,000 after his post went viral. meanwhile, the site gawker is said to have increased in value by $15 million because of the increased web traffic. reena, kendis. >> interesting case to follow. thank you. >>> coming up, last night's epic finee of "the bachelor." >> the happy endin

unapologetic and unafraid at a time of fear and timidity, they stand up and speak the truth with a smilehat is so needed to be heard. [applause] pastor mark harris, thank you for your incredible leadership. thank you for the voice you have in north carolina and beyond. thank you for speaking and preaching god's word. and thank you for calling this nation to revival. [applause] sen. cruz: today is election day , yet again. now right now, the votes are still being cast. we don't know the results of the elections today. but what we do know is that something powerful is happening. [applause] we do know we are coming into this election with incredible momentum. gapnow we are closing the in state after state after state. ago, aced a few minutes new "wall street journal" poll came out that had us in a statistical tie for first place nationwide with donald trump. [cheers and applause] sen. cruz: you know, it is worth stepping back for a minute to reflect on the journey of how we got here and where we are going from here. started with 17 republican candidates. it was a remarkable field, tremendou

and he's allowing us to march to the polls unapologetically muslim. >> i've asked you this before.nd in some ways it's only gotten worse. i want to ask you again. the rhetoric that we're seeing, can it be -- what's the best thing that can happen out of this i guess is the question. >> i mean, the best thing that's happening out of it is that our community is saying enough is enough, we will not continue to be scapegoated, we will not allow donald trump and ted cruz to scapegoat us and our communities. and we're joining alliship with latinos and african-american and white progressive and jewish progressive and organizing and we've been infiltrating and organizing against trump rallies. there's one coming up in new york that we're going to come and say hello to mr. trump and not welcome him into his own city. but i'm so proud of young muslim americans who are not retreating and standing up and saying i'm unapologetically muslim, i'm not going to be ashamed to be muslim, i'm not going to apologize for being muslim and i'm living in this country and i'm going to participate in the demo

. >> unscripted, unapologetic, and >> you are going to be so proud of your president and you are going to be so proud of your country. >> protesters interrupted trump about a dozen times while he was speaking. trump stopped what he was saying to tell security to escort them out of the arena. just as many opinions were voiced outside the building. >> long lines wrapped around buildings waiting to hear from the guest speaker. >> finally, we have somebody -- we live in a pc world where people are afraid to speak their mind. we have a voice to stand behind. >> i am here to listen to an explanation of what he wants. >> protesters stood at the entrance. what makes america great again. >> the way he projects his own opinions are quite negative. >> every person must be treated with respect and dignity and to fight the demagoguery that is coming out of this campaign. >> i am not supporting but i am here to see him because he has a lot of good things to say. >> opponent, marco rubio, took his message north to jacksonville. he was joined by governor susanna martinez. >> conservatism is not an att

so you're proudly, unapologetically a liberal. that's a word that has become pejorative in some circles, but the fact is liberalism has itself had an interesting journey over these last six years. there are a lot of people who, i guess, from the elizabeth warren end of the democratic party who have been disappointed, as we said, with the president. maybe it was inevitable. and, in fact, they're disappointed looking ahead to the prospect of someone like hillary clinton being the standard bearer of the party because they don't view her as in league with them on a lot of core issues. what do you think about liberalism where we sit now? are we better off than we were six years ago, to borrow the old phrase? >> we are probably somewhat better off than we were six years ago. liberals made a huge error, moral and political error when they gave up being liberals. when they gave up saying i'm a liberal. liberal, to me, liberal is the best label because liberal is about liberty. it's a lot better than progressive because liberty is a higher

times" called it the first oscars in history that nakedly and unapologetically tried to do something other than hand out a bunch of gold statues. >> everybody kind of needed somebody who felt qualified to call out hollywood's problems and to put them in a proper context and also allow everybody to sort of laugh. >> reporter: ratings this year were down and in a few moments fell flat including a widely criticized joke about asian kids as accountants, but on this night it's the message from chris rock. >> black lives matter. >> reporter: that dominated the spotlight. joe fryer, nbc news, night we want to extend a big welcome to our viewers in raleigh-durham, north carolina. i was down there meeting our fans and wral-tv that as of tonight becomes an nbc affiliate. so happy to be all of you as part of our nbc news family and proud to be part of yours as well and hope to see you here every night. for now that's going to do it for us on monday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> firefighters from denver and aurora are working a brush fire

unscripted, unapologetic, and perhaps unstoppable. donald trump: you are going to be so proud of your president. you are going to be so proud of your country. i love you all. jim: at ucf, jim payne, wesh 2 news. cara: as jim mentioned, protesters interrupted donald trump over a dozen times. each time, he asked security to escort them out of the arena. matt lupoli has more. matt: long lines wrapped around the building, when you to hear from the desk sprinter -- speaker. >> we live in a pc world world, where people are afraid to speak their mind. finally, we have a voice to stand behind. >> i am here to listen to an unbiased expiration of what he matt: while thousands palled into the arena, protesters stood at the entrance. >> i believe hate is not what makes america great again. >> i like how the project his own opinions. i think -- wes everyone needs to fight -- >> everyone needs to fight the poison coming out of this campaign. matt: everyone wanted to hear what he had to say. >> i' m not here to support him, but i want to hear what h

has evolved with the help of people hold him accountable that his wife to ask that question unapologetically i am not a hater that is no waste of time it is still intended and quite frankly to disrespect that incredible work that way and to the achievement of the first black president. however it is equally problematic for us to pretend no-fly in the ointment no president is perfect we have to gently and lovingly be critical because he is the president in my very good friend said we have to learn to criticize about hating and learn to love without being silent and if we can balance those ambitions and then hopefully what i did in the book is criticize without hate and love without being silent. >> host: this is an amazing conversation but the earlier trip to africa with sub-saharan africa in then later you talk about so many issues stemming people read a little part of you read the entire thing you know, how much that affected that a book -- that book and i wanted to address those issues the first trip to africa why he did not go to kenya. what he did to black america and when he told turkey

he was unapologetic. >> get him out of here. get hem out. get him out. i think they're bernie supporters i think they're brpy supporters. >> senator cruz is putting it at the feet of trump. >> we have protesters and unlike donald trump i don't docht ask people in the audience to punch them in the face. >> marco rubio was asked about supporting his bid for president despite it's trump. >> i still to support the republican nominee. getting harder every day. >> democratic front runner is starting one of her campaign rallies by taking aim kekly at trump. >> encouragement of violence and aggression is not only wrong but dangerous. if you play with matches you can start a fire. you can't control. that is not leadership. that is political arson. >> the next big contest for both sports tuesday including battle ground in ohio where clinton is trying to fight off a tough challenge from bernie sanders and he's looking to build on momentum in the midwest after a big win in michigan and meanwhile republican side trump trying to fight off two native sons ohio john kas

inspired in our constitution -- inscribed in our constitution is an unapologetic, an alterable oppositionracial hatred. at me painful you a picture. it was a picture taken about 1912 or so, a group of five children, of various ethnicities, various cues, suggestive of various heritage. a picture of yesteryear, five children. each wearing a letter sweater with the words, the work of the acronym naacp. they're holding a banner. the banner says our foes. the first two words on the banner, racial hatred, or race hate. from the turn of the century we have committed ourselves to combating racial hatred in any form anywhere in this country. we make no apologies but we have a firm resolute commitment. so when we watch political campaign, a presidential campaign, where mexicans are referred to as rapists, we talk about arresting -- erecting a wall on the border between the train and mexico, when we hear women refer to in misogynistic terms that dehumanize and degrade their dignity as human beings come as citizens in this republic here when we hear the accusation of citizens of this republic, we und

john mcgraw a 78-year-old man was later arrested and unapologetic. >> you deserved it? >> every bit of it. yes he deserved it. the next time we see him we play have to kill him. >> the victim rakeem jones an african american man. it is not first time a trump supporter has been forced out, in las vegas when a black man was removed the shouts included this: (bleep). >> reporter: trump now regularly urges his supporters thought to hurt protesters. but critics say those statements are half hearted at best especially since he has made several that seem to encourage violence at his rallies. >> this guy start ed screaming by himself.and i don't know, rough up -- maybe he should have been roughed up. >> reporter: on one occasion he was has offered to pay the legal fees of any of his supporters. >> if you see him throwing a tomato, knock the hell -- i will pay the legal fees i promise. >> did little to quell the hostility among his supporters. >> we have a problem with muslims, we know our current president is one. >> high school basketball game where students from a mostly whit

it was he at the time who made sar cast sick and consistently unapologetic remarks. >> it's a smirk. >> it's a smirk because you don't think the first amendment is that serious, do you? >> it's very serious. >> you see him on the stand. he says he received a bonus of $2,000 after posting that tape. gawker has an estimated -- estimated to have increased in value by $15 million because of the increased web traffic. >>> new this morning -- the the use of gender-neutral references in family court cases. they will use the gender- neutral references in place of words such as husband and wife following the u.s. supreme court's ruling which is legalizing gay marriage across the country. the updates take effect today. the ohio order also includes father, mother, parent and spouse and its description of terms expressing family relationships. >>> today the polk county school board is scheduled to meet to tackle several issues. the board is searching for a new superintendent. it will also hold a public hearing about a zoning plan for a new school to help balance student enrollment. the board mee

ands clear and consistent we are unapologetic about that. policy on its own does not make it an economy. we have a very strong skill space, really good talent. we have made it really easy for all multinationals to do business in ireland. all of those things combined, including very favorable demographics. 40% of the population is under 29 years of age. cory: you have also been very active doing events, trying to get ireland's name out there from a business perspective. what are you trying to do with tech companies that have found a home in the united states? martin: most of those companies are on a growth trajectory and they are going to have to internationalize and we want ireland to be the location they think about first as they internationalize. we have seen about a 121 companies over the past three or four years who have kicked ireland as their location outside of the u.s. from which to internationalize. obviously, those companies are market seeking and are looking at the european union, europe, middle east, and africa. they need to grow

we have members, we have takethizers, and those who a clear unapologetic stance against any campaign rhetoric that undermine the values of this country. this is not merely about campaign rhetoric that alienates. it is also about the prospect of violence. where we have seen the hate crime rate go up in recent i am a methodist and a father. dad, ie i a muslim and a may be worried about going -- may be worried about my daughter going to school with her head covered. i am a christian. but if i were a seek -- were a sikh and a dad i would be worried about my son going to school. we are responsible for the words that we use. the suggestion of paying the of people who commit wanton violence, this is -- you cannot engage on the apologetics of violence as people are being sucker punched in the audience. inconsistent with the values of the naacp. the naacp is an organization that is committed to the realization's of the values of the constitution. last summer the naacp, inspired by the voting rights act, the fragility of the civic sacrament, leah m -- we announced the journey for justice. i wi

the characters are unapologetically archetypes. this suits better as a fable.he simplistic design does not escape the notion of the viewers. the wall street journal says it is too good to be true and that everyone is a character. -- caricature. americans in the books are uniformly intelligent, imaginative, capable and discipline, however, he gets the book a positive review and calling it,"great fun." however, reagan's love of the book rested on the simplicity of design. a historian notes, clancy's work simple fight the cold war into themes that were digestible. this was ready-made for consumption by a large cover americans. this is similar to the role reagan experienced in the 1950's. the historian talks about him was serving as a paraphrase are for the presidents early cold war policies. he introduces americans to the b-52 bomber and talks about the virtue and heroism, boasting support for a war as it is starting to decline in america. clancy feels the--fills the same role. the novelist helps reagan envision the presence -- present in your future vision of the

an unapologetic man, john mcgraw. >> he deserved it? >> every bit of it. >> reporter: what was that. >> yes, he deserved it. the next time we see him, we might have to kill him. >> reporter: the episode is the latest trump even marred by violence. trump the front runner is not quick to criticize the as. >> if you see someone ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of him. you see them walking out laughing, smiling, i'd like to punch them in the face. >> reporter: critics say donald trump is out of line. >> raise your right hand. >> reporter: it is said that it helps the security recognise trouble makers. the pledge mirrors a nazi salute and is offensive obnoxious. at the white house president obama fired back at republicans that argued his administration fuelled trump's rise. >> i have been blamed by the republicans for a lot of things, but being blamed by their primaries and who they are selecting for their party is novel. >> reporter: as the republican identity crisis drags, democratic presidential candidates sparred with words in

to what his position is and what boyd must be present in the mind of a would be president was unapologetic in quoting mussolini and states publicly that he admires. now rangel says he won't even support donald trump if he is the party's nominee in the fall yet so little freeway a little freedom to say when he has on his mind because rachel is retiring at going to speak with the congressman this afternoon will have what he has to say coming up on the team is now five for not reporting live in norfolk eric came thirteen years now are so much. well the state board of elections wants voters to know some candidates who have already dropped out may still be on the ballot today in the republican primary you'll see thirty names appear in random order. election officials say more than half of those candidates dropped out after the war. print the ballots three candidates will appear on the democratic primary ballot hillary clinton martin o'malley bernie sanders o'malley has suspended his campaign. more developments in the fight over light rail funding in virginia beach councilman john ross once the

hours later jump was unapologetic to get him out of here. get him out, get him out. i think there are bernie supporters. i think there are bernie supporters senator ted cruz is laying the blame for the outbreak of violence at the feet of trunk. >> unlike donald trump and honest people in the audience to punch them in the face. florida senator marco rubio is trailing in the polls was asked about supporting the eventual republican nominee for president even if it's down. >> the of february been asking moment continue to support the republican nominee but it's getting harder every day. >> been while democratic front-runner hillary clinton started started one for campaign rallies by taking aim directly at trump. >> the encouragement of violence and aggression is not only wrong but dangerous. if you play with matches you can start a fire you can't control. that is not leadership. that is political arson. >> the next big contest for both parties are on tuesday putting the battleground in ohio where clinton is trying to fight off the tough challenge of bernie sanders said h

john mcgraw, a 78-year-old white man was arrested and unapologetic. >> reporter: so he deserved it? >> every bit of it. >> reporter: what was it. >> yes, he deserved it. the next time we see him, we might have to kill him. >> reporter: the victim rehabilitation each jones -- rakeen jones is a black african-american man. it's not the first time a protestor has been forced out. in kentucky, a mob keering for her. in las vegas, the shouts included this. >> light the [ bleep ] on fire. >> reporter: trump regularly urges supporters not to hurt protesters, but critics say the statements are half-heart at best. especially since making several remarks at his rally. >> these guys were screaming. i don't know roughed up. perhaps he should. >> on one occasion he offered to pay the fees of someone arrested. >> if you see anyone ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of them, seriously. i promise, i will pay for the legal fees, i promise. >> reporter: critics say he's doing little to quell open hostility among followers. >> we have a problem, muslims. we know our current president is one. >

hours later jump was unapologetic to get him out of here. get him out, get him out. i think there are bernie supporters. i think there are bernie supporters senator ted cruz is laying the blame for the outbreak of violence at the feet of trunk. >> unlike donald trump and honest people in the audience to punch them in the face. florida senator marco rubio is trailing in the polls was asked about supporting the eventual republican nominee for president even if it's down. >> the of february been asking me that question is to let this moment continue to support the republican nominee but it's getting harder every day. >> been while democratic front-runner hillary clinton started started one for campaign rallies by taking aim directly at trump. >> the encouragement of violence and aggression is not only wrong but dangerous. if you play with matches you can start a fire you can't control. that is not leadership. that is political arson. >> the next big contest for both parties are on tuesday putting the battleground in ohio where clinton is trying to fight off the tough ch

hours later in kansas city trump was unapologetic. >> get him out of here. get him out. i think they're bernie supporters. >> reporter: senator ted cruz is laying the blame for the outbreak of violence at the feet of trump. >> unlike donald trump i don't ask people in the audience to punch them in the face. >> reporter: florida's senator mar crow rubio was asked about his pledge to support the eventual republican nominee for president even if it's trump. >> the fact that you're even asking me that question, i still at this moment contin intend to support the republican nominee, but getting harder every day. >> reporter: meanwhile hillary clinton started one of her rallies by taking aim directly at trump. >> the encouragement of violence and aggression is not only wrong, but dangerous. if you play with matches you can start a fire that you cannot control. that is not leadership. that is political arson. >> reporter: the next contests are on tuesday including the battle ground in ohio where clinton is trying to fight off bernie sanders. he's looking to build on momentum in

cruz: america will stand , unapologetically, with the nation of israel. [applause] sen.srael is a democracy that values human rights and the military ally that provides precious intelligence and military support, keeping americans safe. the other is a murderous government that murders women and children. anyone that doesn't understand the difference between that and one of america's most valuable allies raises questions about his ability to be commander-in-chief. [applause] sen. cruz: over the last seven years, we have seen the condition of our military deteriorate dramatically. we have seen our readiness undermined, morale plummeting. with a commander-in-chief who doesn't believe in the mission, and doesn't support, the military. we have seen this before. we have seen other left-wing democratic president who undermine the military -- jimmy carter. in 1981, ronald reagan came into office. [applause] sen. cruz: what did reagan do? he cut taxes, lifted regulations, the economy exploded. jobs he use that revenue to rebuild the military. we bankrupted the soviet union and we

at the same time, he still wants to be donald trump channelling the anger and being unapologetic about riling up these crowds. this is just a phenomenal night in a bad way. robert costa, thanks very much for being with us. >> thank you. >> bernie sanders, presidential candidate on the democratic side just took the stage not too far from theseages that we're looking at. bernie sanders is doing a rally. he's been turning out events, crowd sizes that are as big or bigger than donald trump. he's the only candidate that's been turning out even larger crowds than donald trump has much to mr. trumps chagrin. needless to say nothing like this happens at bernie sanders events. he did talk about this. here's what he said. >> what this campaign is about is bringing our people together. not letting donald trump or anybody else divide us up. no, we are not going to hate mexicans. we're not going to hate muslims. we're not going to insult women. we're going to insult veterans. we're not going to insult african-americans. we are going to bring our people together to make sure -- [ applause ] >> berni

hours later in kansas city, trump was unapologetic. >> >> get him out of here. get him out. get him out. i think they're bear any supporters. >> senator ted cruz is laying the blame for the outbreak at the feet of trump. >> unlike donald trump, i don't ask people in the audience to punch them in the face. >> florida senator marco rubio, who is trailing in the polls, was asked about his pledge to support the eventual republican nominee for president, even if it's trump. >> the fact you're even asking me that question, i still at this moment continue to intend to support the republican nominee, but it's getting harder every day. >> meanwhile democratic frontrunner hillary clinton started one of her campaign rallies by taking aim directly at trump. >> the encouragement of violence and aggression is not only wrong but dangerous. if you play with matches, you can start a fire you can't control. that is not leadership; that is political arson. >> the next big contest for both parties is on tuesday, including the battle ground right here in ohio, where clinton is trying to fight of