you get him uncensored and live. if we got you uncensored would be thrown off the air.you don't think i am a pretty boy like the junior varsity boys . >> wait a second oh please . juliet: let's talk about ted cruz. we know what a fan of new yorkers he is. >> he despises us. juliet: we don't i don't . curtis: please, commissioner bratton and john milton are over-the-top. we run the police department by the of rights you guys called me 76 times.no copy ever abided by the bill of rights. i am being real. i know when they abide by the constitution and bill of rights. this editorial by police i think he was a member of the civil liberties union. they had cops undercover in mosques and community centers as they should have. stop the pretty pretense that you are not overly patrolling muslim communities. >> what about the spat between the wives? should they be off limits? should family be off limits? >> i think all the breadcrumbs trace back to marco rubio. apparently it was him and his minions who were trying to plant this

was that truly uncensored, blunt, and in the kind of language that you and others were looking for? >> it was from a previous head of state that headed to havana in recent years. instead of meeting with dissidents, and talking about human rights, they kicked castro's ring. it was a nice departure from what we've seen from other heads of state, not onlyrom america, but francoise hollande who went to cuba recently. i wish that president obama would have been more forceful and blunt and assertive in the need of respecting human rights in cuba and the need for greater freedoms, but he certainly met the standards, met by former president, jimmy carter when he went to cuba and called for greeter freedoms and democracy. and president obama did just that. now, i'm kind of cautious, not optimistic about whether this is going to be the beginning of a new era. we have seen this before, with pope john paul ii, and jimmy carter, and i don't think that this is from the middle that much. but still, to the people of the island, they feel energized by this visit. and i'm not fearing the position, si

tina fey uncensored,amming hollywood and the oscars. >>> "the insider," counting down the biggest stories tracking today. >> number one, tina fey, trashes hollywood. starting with the oscars. >> everyone's telling me what to do, yelling at me about race and corporate greed. guys, pick a lane. >> why she's slamming lady gaga, calling actors stupid and claiming it's a terrible time for women in comed >> political correctness is terrible for comedy. jennifer lawrence?just call out why she's sounding off on hollywood's gender pay gap? >> why are we even having that conversation at this point? it should just be expected. >>> ashley graham fires back as supermodel cheryl teague's fu figure insult. >> there's always going to be haters. >> and kelly clarkson dishing on her final "idol" perfo >>> this is my final singing on idol and i could not hold it together. >> what went on behind the scenes. >> my little girl was there, my little boy was squirming inside my stomach, i was a mess. >>> now, hollywood from the i

. >> he said if i can get them to have 10 percent of my copy uncensored is it worthwhile to continue?e that goes for all of you. >> the "l.a. times" reporter? >> that is eight good ratio. [laughter] this is as censorship if we couldn't get away with 10 percent on this issue we will revolutionize america. is a 90 percent censorship ratio. give it to me. and betty york times magazine. >> that is 90 percent censored. >> i did a cover sought -- cover story on the gun lobby i did very long articles on the nra talking about that sexual fetish of guns n you never received an article about the israel lobby with one-tenth of that free speech involved. >> one of the reasons that i did on and msnbc was that these officials led the 99 percent of the time and never ask about the occupation or the siege. i almost choked on my coffee one morning i was watching an interview obviously they were soft ball questions like mr. prime minister how do field he was bombarding him regarding gaza and he said by former prime minister of israel said you would never forgive the arabs for forcing us to kill their c

. @>> the presidential campaign @censored -- uncensored toward @the convention. @>>> the primary here in ohio @won't arrive for another 10 @days but early voting continued @this week in cuyahoga county. @that runs through monday, march @14 just before the actual @elections. @on the 15th, your ballot must @be pope -- postmarked by the @14th. @it takes a whopping 6000 staff @to make things run smoothly. @they are still hiring and @training for the big day. @>>> new reports show the @dollars and sense are lopsided @-- in the cuyahoga county @primary race. @tim mcginty already under fire @for accepting $90,000 in @campaign contributions four @years ago. @the money coming from @businessman robert cantor. @he's now taken another $50,000 @from the same donor this very @year. @the investigator taking into @mcginty accepted the money to @help fund his showdown against @senator mike o'malley -- it @dwarfed challenger o'malley's @reported $53,000 fund. @>>> and remember even when we @are off the air we are always @on at wkyc.com and on our app. @on our website look under the @local tab for local

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the presidential campaign rolling uncensored tards the convention. chris pallone, nbc news, new york. >>> donald trump is spending the weekend in the sunshine state, rallying in orlando this afternoon, telling the crowd rubio's home state right from under him. tonight trump will hold a news conference in west palm beach. tomorrow he'll be in doral. the latest points have trump ahead of rubio by 20 points in florida, ted cruz behind with 10% of the vote. according the public poll poll, the "orlando o sentinel" endorsed rubio yesterday, saying it could be the last chance to overthrow donald trump's chances. brord and palm beach began heading to the polls today. most early voting stations across the state will stay open prior to the election. some others will keep them open until two days prior to the election. >>> aay after dropping out of the race, ben carson says he's not endorsing any candidate for the republican nominion although he talked to all the candidates this week. the retired neurosurgeon says is ethical, accomplished, has well. he ended hi

the presidential campaign unlike any other rolling uncensored towards the conventions. chris pallone, nbc news, new york. >>> "nightly news" will have much more at 6:30 and we'll have all of the results tonight at 11:00. >>> you can see here, just a bit more than a week and counting until transit workers threaten to walk off the job, a move that would leave more than 100,000 riders stranded. today, thousands took to those rally support. >> i've been a train conductor for the last five years. >> reporter: for the last five years, they have worked without a contract. they want that to change now. they also have their demands. >> we want to be compared to metro north, long island railroad and have the same that they are having. >> reporter: saturday morning, hundreds showed up to show support for one another. >> let's get this thing solved. i don't think we're asking for anything too far out of reach. >> reporter: the union and m.j. transit met and the talks are being described as productive. the workers say negating pay increase. >> we don't mind paying a little on our in

>>> plus, "the voice" coaches totally uncensored. >> i'm going to pee my pants, stop. >> now on "extra" from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >>> hey, everyone. welcome to "extra." i'm mario lopez. coming up, the incredible life of nancy reagan, from her acting days to her fairytale marriage to president ronald reagan, and >>> also coming up, mario, taylor swift celebrating one year with calvin harris and what he got her for their anniversary. >>> but first, a stunning new o.j. simpson headline. was the infamous not guilty verdict a way to even the score for the rodney king incident? well, that's what prosecutor marcia clark was saying today. >> the trial of the century. >> not guilty. >> the tv event of the year. >> the murderer. >> and now, famed prosecutor marcia clark makes major new headlines. clark telling "dateline" nbc that the shocking verdict heard around the world was actually retribution for the rodney king beating. >> would we be better off with a white jury? well, yes. i don't think there's any disputing that now. >> clark quoted that it was

inside the uncensored -- topless photo. "we don't believe in censorship, because journalism shouldn't be censored. that's not journalism," said the writer of the article, chase boehmler. a student photographer said the models she used were 18- years-old or older the students told us the models volunteered for the photo shoot. "they filled out, kind of, a confidentiality form with them granting and giving consent," said willard student sarah donald. donald's mother is proud that her daughter is taking a stand for something she believes in. "they are writing about things that matter to them and things that are happening in the world," said adrianne donald. others said, while a good topic, it is not appropriate for a high school. "high schoolers are supposed to be young adults still. they are very immature people," said mishanne coppock. "i really, personally don't student nathan russell. mcps is involved. administrators would not talk on and instead sent us policy online. it says materials may not be obscene, school. test res

the presidential campaign unlike any other, rolling uncensored towards the conventions. chris pollone, nbc news, new york. >>> we'll have much more on the elections tonight at 11:00, plus mitt romney and actor kevin spacey join chuck todd for "meet the press" tomorrow morning at 10:30 and don't forget, for the latest on decision open your nbc washington app. >>> here is the latest on radar. i'm tracking rain and snow showers to our west. this system moves through the area overnight tonight into the early morning hours tomorrow. having a pretty low impact on the region. if you are going to be out and about late tonight, early tomorrow morning be cautious, there's the potential for slick spots north and west of town. i want to show you the timing with future weather. 8:00 still back around the i-81 corridor. notice at 10:00 p.m. it starts moving to loudon, potentially frederick counties. it moves into the metro area around midnight. 2:00 a.m. notice snow showers to the north, rain in washington and areas to the south. by 7:00 a.m. most of this activity is out of here. the

earlier in the day the president addressed the cuban people in a speech broadcast uncensored.led his trip a moment, quote, to bury the last remnants of the cold war in americas and gave a forceful defense of democracy. >> i believe citizens should be free to speak their mind without fear. to organize and to criticize their government. and to protest peacefully. and that the rule of law should not include arbitrary detentions of people who exercise those rights. there's still some tough fights. it isn't always pretty. the process of democracy. it's often frustrating. you can see that in the election going on back home. but just stop and consider this fact about the american campaign, that's taking place right now. you had two cuban americans in the republican party running against the legacy of black man who is president, while arguing they're the best person to beat the democratic nominee who will either be a woman or a democratic socialist. who would have believed that back in 1959? that's a measure of our progress as a democracy. >> but for the world of sports, it was a day

the presidential campaign unlike any other rolling uncensored toward the conventions. chris pallone, nbc news, new york. >>> still to come at 5:00, troubles swimming upstream. why there are less salmon in california rivers this year. >>> a smash and grab at a north bay gun store, make that a supersmash. police say a band of burglars used a car to get into a gun shot in petaluma this morning. it happened at the independence armory on lakeville street. police say once they got in, the suspects, who they believe are four men, stole a number of firearms, took off and have not been caught. >>> a day of causing a riff with the sheriff, the blue ribbon commission pushes forward with pran plans to improve santa clara county jails. the group formed back in october charged with investigating jail procedures. the head chairwoman, ladoris cordell caused controversy this week after seeming to imply a video of a jame fight was staged. that fight occurred in a unit where cameras had just been installed. the cameras were a personal purchase of sheriff laurie smith. in an angry e-mail

>>> plus, "the voice" coaches totally uncensored. >> i'm going to pee my pants, stop. >> now on "extra" from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >>> hey, everyone. welcome to "extra." i'm mario lopez. coming up, the incredible life of nancy reagan, from her acting days to her fairytale marriage to president ronald reagan, and rescue. >>> also coming up, mario, taylor swift celebrating one year with calvin harris and what anniversary. o.j. simpson headline. was the infamous not guilty verdict a way to even the score for the rodney king incident? well, that's what prosecutor marcia clark was saying today. >> the trial of the century. >> not guilty. >> the murderer. >> and now, famed prosecutor marcia clark makes major new headlines. clark telling "dateline" nbc that the shocking verdict heard around the world was actually retribution for the rodney king beating. >> would we be better off with a white jury? well, yes. i don't think there's any disputing that now. >> clark quoted that it was payback for the king case, and believes if o.j. were tried today, it wou

a presidential campaign unlike any other, rolling uncensored toward the north carolina governor pat mccrory and democratic attorney general roy cooper are expected to face each other in the governor's race this fall - but they have to win their primary races march 15th. ken spaulding - a democrat and republican robert brawley are running tough primary campaigns. spaulding continues to criticize cooper for defending in court election laws passed by state lawmakers. while brawley is making interstate tolls a big issue for his campaign. republican state senator jill holtzman vogel says she's going to run for virginia's next lieutenant governor. the seat is up next year. vogel was re-elected to her third term in the state senate in november. she represents the city of winchester and areas nearby. vogel would be the first republican female nominee for statewide office since 1989. we're just getting started here on wavy news 10 - still ahead. confederate debate - two cities in the south have confederacy. we'll let you know why one of those debates ended with yellow monument. plus - officer honore

presidential campaign unlike any other, rolling uncensored. >> clinton will take the center stage of the democratic debate in flint, michigan. >>> talking peanut allergies. >> they're growing. big problem in the u.s. >> coming up, the unconventional wisdom that problem of dangerous peanut in the battle against a growing problem of dangerous peanut allergies in children. new research could give new hope to parents of high risk kids. it found exposing children early, very early on, may help them avoid the allergies altogether. erica hill has details on this new approach. >> here you go. >> reporter: 3-year-old cole was born with a high risk for peanut allergy. instead of keeping peanuts out of his diet -- >> you like those? >> reporter: his father, an allergist introduced them when he was 6 months old. >> there was no scientific evidence how to introduce peanuts to him. i decided we may give it to him. >> reporter: it was the same approach they took with older son calvin, now six. for years conventional wisdom was high risk children should avoid peanuts before the age of 2. >> how abou

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i had that those votes, dull job those votes come adult uncensored public should coalesce around himthe nominee will ted cruz's urging john kasich to drop out of the race. as long will siphon off votes and delicate that crews will need to be trump and keep them from winning the nomination. on tuesday, 98 delegates up for grabs. the arizona primaries winner take all. the real clear politics average joe's trump leading with 36% of republicans support. cruz in 29.5 come as kasich at 11.5. a recent poll for utah. back to you in new york. >> we will have the analysis of next tuesday's contests at 8:00 p.m. eastern time right here on the fox business network. florida senator marco rubio bozell is seeking a vice president from his former rivals. >> i'm not going to be anybody's vice president. i don't mean that in a disrespectful way. i'm not going to be vice president. i'm not running for governor. i will finish up my term as senate. we will work really hard here with some things you want to achieve and i'll be a private citizen in january. transfer the senator dropped out after losing the

for days now white house aids said for days that it would be broadcast unfiltered and uncensored throughout cuba. they were assured it would be. antonio. >> thank you, chief of mission at u.s. intersection in havana, john it was good to have you with us. you were there in the early days that led to normalization. i've read that you think the cuban people think the arrival of the president is sort of an invasion of aliens but is it positive to their point? >> i used that to illustrate how unexpected this is, for the ordinary cuban often the street for the u.s. president to be visiting havana and to be able to speak directly to cuban people on cuban tv this is pretty unbelievable. it is almost at the scale of aliens landing on the plan it earth. >> that unusual short news conference, how powerful a signal does this send to the people to see a castro all smiles with an american president even trying the raise his arm in triumph? >> well, i think you have to imagine that every television set in cuba was focused on that event and will be tomorrow on president obama's speech. and i think this is

compared the last republican debate to a sixth-grade a presidential campaign unlike any other, rolling uncensored toward the conventions. chris pollone, nbc news, new york. courtis: we will have the results of tonight' s votes throughout the evening live, right here on wlwt. right now on wlwt.com, our commitment 2016 coverage continues. see where the candidates stand on the big issues and get all the latest news from the campaign trail. let' s turn our attention to the weather. a jury start to the weekend. meteorologist eric' s earnest has the first look at your forecast. erik: they were standing in lines and cloudy skies and even a few flakes of snow falling very early, showers, and now we' re just dealing with remaining cloud cover. throughout the rest of the evening it will stay on this cool and cloudy side. at least the rain has moved on out. maybe a little patchy drizzle in for most of us it will be a cloudy evening. post temperatures not making much headway today. we start off at 33 degrees. currently we are sitting at that 40 degree mark. temperatures gradually falling back into the mid-30

. >> reporter: an unprecedented, uncensored speech. the two countries divided since fidel castro's revolution has always shared a passion for baseball. president obama will watch the cuba national team play the tampa bay rays and approved a new rule that could soon allow cuban stars to play for the mlb without having to defect. as 1 50 of them did last year to reach their field of dreams in the u.s. but dissidents are still jailed and elections are not free. firing up republican critics of the obama diplomacy. after fidel castro outlasted ten u.s. presidents, president obama hopes to win this cold war, not with nuclear warheads, but with the power of ideas and the mighty dollar. for all that, president obama has done by executive action, of the u.s. embargo. president obama will be bringing a congressional delegation, business leaders as well, and michelle and the obama daughters. this is part of a charm offensive the president hopes will make this new relationship personal and permanent. sheinelle. >> andrea, thank you. >>> and a remi

he's going to have an uncensored speech, unprecedented, heard on cuban television as well as american television. would you encourage him to be forceful? to go up and cross the line people think is diplomatically safe and speak about what's going on and what needs to change? >> i've seen this president be forceful, and i think he will be. he's not going to shy away from those difficult issues and the problems that are in cuba and he's going to say it on a television screen that will be on radio heard here in cuba. which would not happen if you did not have this kind of dialogue. this happened in kenya. did not shy away from the difficult issues there in front of all of the individuals in the citizens of kenya. i think he's going to do the same thing here. i think behind the closed door meetin meetings, he's saying the same thing and castro probably saying things to him. when you have an open and honest dialogue, and when you have diplomacy, you don't hide and shy away from them. you talk about them. >> one thing we're going to be watching for, will raul castro take questions after the

place 3 per the note what-was taken monday afternoon on campus access list uncensored. officials didn't approach as an assistant about his dreadlocks. as for those words exchanged things started getting physical with her grabbing him preventing him from going up the stairs the guy senior environmental studies didn't spot with him today and told me he's had to suffer loss five years no plans to change all this started after the girl refused to hand him a flier and a quad because it he admits he called her route the girl her friend followed him use your happens here. he does not know the girl identified with to me he felt frazzled and emotionally unsafe during their argument and would like to talk to that student. >> catherine: some trouble for donald trump's staff campaign manager turned himself in on a misdemeanor of battery accused of violently grabbing a reporter when trump campaign advance. the moment in question captured on new police video. fields wearing a light colored jacket is seen in the clip approaching trump - and appears to be pulled from behind by lewandow

he just was completely uncensored. very self-effacing.ery honest about who he was, what he did, why he did it. and he had a great face. he had a face that looked like he had seen many, many bar fights. and the other crimes that put you in pn those? >> very different. a lot of different things. thieving, fighting. but the majority of them were through drink. >> reid recently transferred to protective custody wing due to threats made by some younger inmates. convinced he could take care of himself, reid wasn't happy about the move. to him it was a sign of weakness. >> so "d" hall, protective custody. describe it for me. >> no good. >> why? >> this is the first time i've ever done this in 30 years. i was always a bit of a rebel, a fighter. i still am. although i'm old. i won't let anybody [ bleep ] on me. that's prison. you can't let anybody [ bleep ] you. or they'll [ bleep ] do you. there are a lot of men in this hall afraid. afraid. i'm not [ bleep ] one of them. i'm 60. they don't attempt to bully me. they know what will happen. i'll [ b