. >> she is joining us from columbus, oh thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> here on c-span2, the "the communicators with the sec in its regulation of the internet followed by a roundtable discussion of the house energy and commerce committee with medical experts about confession research. later canadian prime minister justin trudeau talks about canadian politics and takes questions from students at american university in washington dc. >> c-span, created by america's cable company 35 years ago and brought bought you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> it has been about one year since the sec voted to regulate the internet of a public utility. coming up next is the net neutrality saga, a discussion and vote on privacy rules for the internet. jim halpert is a privacy and cybersecurity lawyer. mr. halpert, what will the sec be discussing? >> the issue is for many years the federal trade commission, by virtue of the net neutrality order, the fcc has changed that because it is classified as an internet access provider and that creates a void where the

. >> molly line is live for us from columbus, ohio with what is next. molly, good morning. >> good morning abby and heather. he got the big win he needed to move forward. his path to nomination is clear. he struck an optimistic note in the wake of this big win. >> you better believe it is about america it's about pulling us together not pulling us apart. >> ohio was a perceived must win who would have struggled to continue to win with a home state lawsuit. he claimed all 66 delegates on the gop side finally racking up his first win. it was decisive. ended up by more than 10 percent. his main rival did well in coal country and steel country the appalachian shan area in the south but not enough for victory. with some momentum in his corner kasich is vowing to go to the republican convention to cleveland and beyond. >> we have one more trip around ohio this coming fall where we will beat hillary clinton and i will be the president of the united states. >> kasich is now part of a 3 man race moving forward. he is at the bottom of the heat. still he is on the

joining us from columbus is kristi thompson. she is politics reporter for the cincinnati inquirer. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> let's begin with the gop. he writes that it's a fight for the soul of the party. can you explain the race between donald trump and john kasich? >> yes, going into this weekend, this was already shaping up to be a close battle. john kasich is trying to fight for and win a state that can propel him at least for the next few weeks in next few months and his presidential campaign. donald trump is trying to scoop up ohio's winner take all 66 delegates in addition to the 99 he will pick up in florida. he wants to really cement his lead. on friday after the violence that broke out and the scuffles at trump's rally that was canceled in chicago, it really turned into more of as you say, a battle for the republican party. i guess what i mean by that is there are some of people saying that there are two different kinds of campaigns, two different kinds of candidates that we are seeing right now. this is a really, a battle to see who republi

bernies support in that same cnn poll.n th buckeye state today, for a he is.at stacey frey joins us live from columbus with a very latest for us on his big visit.isi hi stacey. good morning. good morning. ohio not part of super tuesday voters here don't have their sayir say and sell march 15 which isich is primary day in ohio. donald trump will be speaking here atd tru a news at rally at thet the columbus airport after his stop his stop here she heads onto kentucky anducky an then down to florida. feeling confident talking aboutg those poll numbers that'sconfident ta today's the day tchould put shrub out of reach asld far as the others candidates are concerned therned t most important day of the 2016 the 216 presidential campaign. nearly half of the delegates need to clinch the republican nomination are up for grabs.rly half of t and some are predicting trumpfor gra. will sweep most if not all of today's primaries. sweep a cnn poll this week shows him with 30 points ahead of his closest competitor, florida senator marco rubio.hi the billionaire arrives in ohio struggling to shake off disavow former kk

ron is joining us from columbus, ohio. democrat line. good morning. caller: good morning.'m frustrated. the so-called leaders of this dividedseem to be so and sending that message across the country. trump is talking about beating up protesters in the name of free speech. i'm a veteran. i am a vietnam veteran. thisld just like to see country try to look at the golden rule. treat one another the way we would like to betray to pa trea. race?we just be a human and try to come together? thank you for taking my call. host: are you going to vote on tuesday? have you already cast your ballot in ohio? who is your candidate? caller: i'm still not sure. i voted for clinton or for sanders. i'm probably going to vote for bernie sanders. host: why? caller: because he sounds genuine. he sounds like he's truly poor livingout the in america. i think he wants truly to see america become one it was always meant to be. thanks for the call. susan macmanus, what did you hear from that color in a while -- caller in ohio? caller: i hear what i hear a lot. can't these people just get together? ab

joining us from columbus, jeremy helzer of the website, cleveland.com. thank you for being with us. explain what is going on here? clearly, i don't know if you've seen a lot of the reality shows, but they are making a temporary alliance to gaing up on what they see as the bigger threat, in this case, donald trump. host: there have been a number of polls showing john kasich is ahead, but only in the lower single digits. how strong is his support across the state? where is donald trump expected to do well? guest: like other states, it is hard to gauge where support is. there are so many new voters coming out for him. a lot of democrats are actually ballots pulll republican to vote for donald trump. show he is ahead, those polls could be proven wrong if the so-called reagan democrats come out, and support trump. host: tuesday is significant because it marks the start of the winner take all states. 66 delegates at stake in ohio, correct? guest: that is correct. host: let me go back to the strategy of the marco rubio campaign encouraging people to ohio.or john kasich in guest: the john k

. >> covering politics for the website cleveland.com joining us from columbus thank you for your time to your great city many times a lacerate the special full day in the southern part into my kids were with me realize they were never at chicago before so i said it looks just like houston my seven year-old said this is much bigger. [laughter] let thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak with you today it is great to have friends and colleagues here and also a friend from california. and we went to high school together. when ted and i embarked on this journey one year ago we thought the big thing was telling the girl said dad would run for president what that meant to them so the main question was what will you do if you don't go to goldman sachs? i explained doing something so much bigger for yourself is worth taking a leave of absence. one of the first question is is will you get paid? i had to describe my role is not paid 100 percent to help dad with in the position of first lady is something you do for others because so many nea need of better schools and a better chance in

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joining us now eric branner live for us this morning from columbus, ohio. eric, big wins for hillary clinton and donald trump, in some ways bigger than originally thought. >> absolutely, john. it was the night of the front-runner. donald trump was going for the double knockout. he didn't quite get there, but he did drive marco rubio out of the race with a massive win in florida. rubio conceded the state and donald trump called it. kasich won in ohio. that gives him a boost but it's nowhere close. on the democratic side hillary clinton also had a big night, bigger than expected after she lost michigan a week ago. but after the michigan loss it looks like the industrial midwest could be a problem, yet she won in ohio and illinois. by doing this, she really racked up the delegate lead, but another take away of the night is that neither of these races is going to end any time soon despite the big win from the front-runners. for trump, that's because ohio's 66 delegates going to kasich means he needs to win something closer to 66% of the remaining delegates. for

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ron is joining us from columbus, ohio. democrat line. good morning. caller: good morning.t tired, i'm frustrated. the so-called leaders of this dividedseem to be so and sending that message across the country. trump is talking about beating up protesters in the name of free speech. i'm a veteran. i am a vietnam veteran. thisld just like to see country try to look at the golden rule. treat one another the way we would like to betray to pa trea. race?we just be a human and try to come together? thank you for taking my call. host: are you going to vote on tuesday? have you already cast your ballot in ohio? who is your candidate? caller: i'm still not sure. i voted for clinton or for sanders. i'm probably going to vote for bernie sanders. host: why? caller: because he sounds genuine. he sounds like he's truly poor livingout the in america. i think he wants truly to see america become one it was always meant to be. thanks for the call. susan macmanus, what did you hear from that color in a while -- caller in ohio? caller: i hear what i hear a lot. can't these people just get to

we have the ohio's secretary of state and he is joining us from columbus. so your reaction to how your man up governor kasich did last night. he hasn't won anything so far, although according to the latest fox news poll in ohio, of republicans, the governor is leading donald trump by five points. >> yeah. the governor did a great job. he's appealing to people's hopes and aspirations, not playing to their fears. that's what ohio voters like about him. and that's why he's doing well here so far. >> now going into the convention in july, if there's a brokered convention, what happens to kasich at that point? >> well, you know, i don't like to play ahead, you know, as the secretary of state we're focused on tuesday. we will all know as a nation a lot more about where the race stands after tuesday. i believe that john kasich is going to win ohio. he's -- it's going to be very close between he and donald trump. and i was just in cleveland last night, people in cleveland are very excited about hosting the convention. and we in ohio though we're focused on tuesday.

joining us from columbus is jeremy peller, a politics reporter for the web site cleveland.com.ws but they're making a temporary alliance to gang up on what they see is the bigger threat in this case, donald trump. >> there have been a number of polls in ohio showing that governor kashich is ahead but only by the low single digits. from your vantage point in the state capital, how strong is his support across the state, and where is donald trump expected to do well? >> donald trump -- well, like many other states, it's hard to gauge exactly where his support is because there's so many new voters coming out for him. in fact there are report thursday eastern ohio that a lot of democrats are actually going to pull republican ballots this time around to vote for donald trump. so, while a lot of the polls show ahead. the polls smooth be proven wrong if a lot of these voters, like a so-called reagan democrats, come out, actually surge the numbers if they come out this election and support trump. >> of course, tuesday is significant because it majors the start of the winner take all st

from columbus, ohio. we will take our show on the road tomorrow, too, ahead of the town hall. join usom ohio state university in columbus, ohio, beginning at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> florida is a winner take all primary and a likely must win for marco rubio if he hopes to stay in the race, but the florida senator isn't getting much help from his hometown newspaper. the "sun-sentinel" refused to endorse marco rubio. but he's not alone. the editorial board decided not to endorse any of the republican candidates. let's talk about this with rosemary oe mar'marah. why are you not endorsing anyone? >> well, we don't make the decision likely, people when they go in the voting booth have to make a choice and we want to help people understand what we think, not because we expect them agree with us but because if they hear how we think maybe, you know, it tests their thinking but when we look at the people who are running in the gop primary, we don't think donald trump, marco rubio, or ted cruz are really qualified or prepared to be president. and john kasich, while the best of the bunch, ha

with us from columbus, ohio, msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt. saying this morning? >> hey joe, the beth israel deaconess medical center campaign is very eager, frankly, to have this fight with donald trump. now they don't feel as though there's a risk for them in having their support yeers be s of the people disrupting these rallies. the campaign say they have nothing officially to do with it. but they have been warning donald trump tweeted yesterday morning saying to bernie sanders supporters "be careful or people will show up at your rallies." this doesn't phase them. over the course of the next couple day you can expect to see sanders fighting more directly and aggressively with trump. joy in some ways i want to throw this us as a potential theory of the case. if trump does do very well on tuesday to the point where he wraps up the republican nomination, that will leave more space to talk about bernie sanders potentially continuing this challenge to hillary clinton which i think is something that they potentially have an eye on. now to do tha

ron is joining us from columbus, ohio. democrat line. good morning. caller: good morning.t tired, i'm frustrated. the so-called leaders of this dividedseem to be so and sending that message across the country. trump is talking about beating up protesters in the name of free speech. i'm a veteran. i am a vietnam veteran. thisld just like to see country try to look at the golden rule. treat one another the way we would like to betray to pa trea. race?we just be a human and try to come together? thank you for taking my call. host: are you going to vote on tuesday? have you already cast your ballot in ohio? who is your candidate? caller: i'm still not sure. i voted for clinton or for sanders. i'm probably going to vote for bernie sanders. host: why? caller: because he sounds genuine. he sounds like he's truly poor livingout the in america. i think he wants truly to see america become one it was always meant to be. thanks for the call. susan macmanus, what did you hear from that color in a while -- caller in ohio? caller: i hear what i hear a lot. can't these people just get to

scott could hen joins us know from columbus, ohio.to you, scott. >> reporter: hi, kelly, ohio is always big in a presidential year, this year it's huge. it is not lost on people here in ohio. the turnout has been virtually nonstop at this precinct and others like it as voters look at the potential future of the campaign really in both parties and voters that we've spoken to clearly realize what's on their shoulders. >> it seems it always comes down to ohio, ohio, ohio, it's good we get to make that decision, it's our voice that really counts. >> here's what's at stake in ohio by the numbers on the democratic side, 143 delegates will be awarded proportionally based on results and gop, 66 delegates and that is winner take all. there's a lot more to it than just the numbers. this is the state that really could either put it away for the front-runners, donald trump and hillary clinton on the democratic side or potentially give a boost to john kasich, the popular governor here and those rpz who want to stop trump and potential second strai

homeiders hime state a must win for his campaign.st fox 8's kevin freeman joins us live from delaware county just outside of columbus with more from his one on one interviewone on one te rv with governor kasich this morning.ie hi kevin. hello.hello. good morning.ing. the governor says he feels confident.t. he feels optimistic that he will win ohio c onin fa ct his scheduuled his sched to come to theul township community hall in about an hourn h it have to cast his vote. here in westerville outside of columbus.. this is a critical day as you mentioned for governor colum t as he tries to win his home state of ohio to keep his presidential hopes alive. polls as you mentioned show head neck in neck with but rathers you m donald trump who says only hely can bring manufacturing jobs back to ohio.back to one-on-one about an hour ago and he said he doesn't listen toste donaldn trump's criticism of him him and he feels confident that he will come out on top todayels conf. in fact he any suggestion thatat today was do or die for his campaign. it's not do or die let's not get gt too carried away here. we're going to be fine we

jackie kucinich from the daily beast is back with us, we are in columbus, she is in washington but shes from columbus originally. let's talk about where this democratic race stands right now, a huge victory for bernie sanders in michigan this week, a huge upset, one that nobody saw coming, but next tuesday five dates, five big states on the board, could keep that momentum going and to actually have a chance of winning the nomination. what does bernie sanders need to do next? >> he has been focusing on states like ohio, illinois, missouri, but it was interesting the clinton campaign had a conference call yesterday and one of the things they said was even if bernie sanders mansion to win all three of those states he still might not watch up to hillary clinton with delegates. they are doing -- the hillary clinton campaign is polling very well in north carolina and florida and what their campaign says is because of her delegate lead, because of her lead in some of these other states she has a way to the nomination and bernie sanders just doesn't. >> and you also, jackie, you know this stat

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us to break down the winners and the losers. cnn political reporter eric bradner live from columbus, ohio. fair to say, the big winners, the front-runners. >> that's right. it was a great night for the front-runners, donald trump and hillary clinton. he did defeat marco rubio in florida, knocking rubio out of the race and dealing a big blow to the republican establishment that had pinned his hopes on rubio as the long-term sort of anti-trump candidate. he also won in illinois and north carolina, but he lost in ohio to governor john kasich, who's able to defend his home turf and pick up all 66 delegates in the winner-take-all state. now, let's look at the delegate math right now. trup p has 640 delegates while ted cruz is in second with 405 and kasich is third with 138. what that means is trump still has a long way to go. he needs to pick up about 60% of the delegates to win the nomination outright and keep this from going to a contested convention. on the democratic side, hillary clinton ran the table. she won in florida and north carolina finishing off a sweep of the south but she also wo

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from columbus. >> reporter: and mayor jackson is pushing his half percent income tax increase for the two 2-17 budget and give us 82 million-dollars to improve safety and services instead of maintaining this status quo. voters will vote on that coming up in november or spring. live at city council, homa bash, newschannel 5. >>> governor kaisch hoping to be the next president of the united states and hoping to win more delegates tomorrow. that is when voters in arizona, utah and idaho head to the polls for their primaries and caucuses. today every candidate but bernie sanders making their case for votes at the annual >> we must be counted on to stand by and invest in our friend instead of abusing them. >>> donald trump is the top republican in a new cnn poll and hillary clinton the top democrat candidate and 70% of republicans say john kasich should drop out of the race. >>> chilly temperatures making you will feel spring has not sprung. >> a warmup is coming but not now. 32 degrees in cleveland, cold and 32 elyria and akron 29 and 28 in wooster. why? because we have watched the skies really clearing out. now the

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columbus, ohio. we will use this opportunity to hear from you. lisa from utah, democrat line. caller: i feel that the republican party is doing well with everyone is sick of washington and public is not working with the democrats. i have always voted democrat. after listening to donald trump i can see where he is coming from and get why the voters are voting for him. host: thank you. it is now 9:00 in the interest. the polls have closed in michigan. the networks have declared donald trump is the winner in the michigan primary. clearly too close to call in the democratic side between senator sanders and secretary clinton. travis is joining us. good evening. caller: hello. how are you doing? host: i'm fine how are you. caller: this is awesome. i wanted to call and tell you i like ted cruz. .e knows his economics host: next week talk to suzanne. caller: i just wanted to say i don't understand why the minorities go for the clintons. they have never done anything for them. they only act in their own best interest. if anyone would bring out the truth about what hillary clinton did a

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afternoon, marching from columbus circle to trump tower on fifth avenue to show the gop front runner he doesn't have everyone's vote. >> reporter: trump's ignorance and blatant bigotry toward us, we are calling for it to end. he has to go. >> reporter: we are here to rhetoric against immigrants and muslims and many other groups of people. >> i think it is good to show a what he is saying. >> reporter: flooding the sidewalks for hours, hundreds more police officers stood by ensuring nothing got out of interrupted. at one point protesters threw water bottles at officers. this eyewitness says he was blindsided while trying to help someone else. >> i was lifting up an individual and was pepper sprayed blindsided by pepper spray. >> still many describe the overall protest as a peaceful gathering and a much needed counter. mr. trump out west assured a crowd of supporters he is what the gop establishment needs right now. >> they don't know what they are doing. they have no clue they don't know how to win, they haven't won in a long time. scheduled to move on to tucson. i'm aj ross channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> turns out new york wasn't the only place where antitrump demonstrators r

us from where that rally got started. >> if you notice an extra police presence and these barricades across midtown, this is why. trump protesters gathered here at columbus circle, all the way to trump plaza united by one cause. they are against the republican hopeful for president, donald trump. >> donald trump, go away. >> reporter: in a crowd of thousands on the streets of new york you'll find mary beth whitehouse. she wants to keep trump away from the white house. >> we've grown up in a city that demonstrates tolerance on a regular basis. i've been proud to raise my daughter here in new york, and i don't think donald trump stands for that tolerance this city is famous for. >> reporter: a sign calling for >> we don't want trump as a candidate of the election in this country. >> not on our watch will we allow an american fascist to be the next president of the united states of america. >> reporter: the protests for the most part were peaceful. for the most part. our cameras captured two scuffles between police and protesters. it appeared police were trying to keep the rallygoers off the street and on the sidewalk. another man claims he was pepper spray

let's take you from one crucial state to another, that is ohio. john hedron is live for us in columbus explain to us why is ohio so important? >> well, ohio is a bell weather state. since 1964 it has determined the next president of the united states. there is a mix of rural and urban, black and white, industrial, non-industrial. it reflects the country in microcosm. that's why it will hold the election in one state and see the outcome nationally. historically it's always been ohio. they've only missed twice, 1944 and 1960. those were both close races. both about races. it's delegates 66 on the republican side. and with republican and florida as kimberly was just talking about, on this same day that could be very decisive if trump is upset on those days, and he's leading in those states, that could allow an opponent to block him and that would take this all the way to the convention this summer. right now you've got people like marco rubio and john kasich. they're splitting the votes. so trump is getting something like 30%-40% in some of these races. but he's not getting the majority.

from columbus circle two trump tower. in arizona protesters try to block access to a rally. as cbs 2's dave carlin chose us, political tension did not end there. >> reporter: tempers flared in arizona at the latest rally, protesters inside the event wearing a ku klux klan hood. >> that is a disgusting guy. >> as two protesters were ejected, the man seen here identified as a trump supporter, kicked one of the protesters resulting in an arrest with a demonstrator. >> we have a country that is so divided know it's disgraceful. we are going to have a country that is unified. >> reporter: saturday, more than 100 protesters used their bodies and cars parked sideways to block the main road leading to another trump rally in a suburb of phoenix. thousands of miles away in manhattan, this hometown crowd of anti-trump demonstrators gathered outside trump international tower at columbus circle, then marched to another building on fifth avenue. some new york city protesters were taken into custody for blocking traffic and allegedly throwing water bottles at police. back on the campaign trail, ted cruz and john kasich b

columbus. this is a live picture from the airplane hangar. donald trump is set to emerge from his own personal plane that he has been using throughout the week for the presidency. wlwt news 5 ' s john london is s going to have coverage coming up this evening as we lead the way on this commitment 2016 coverage. donald trump has arrived in the rally in columbus, set to emerge from his plane. you see staff members coming off the plane right now, and donald trump obviously will not be far behind. we continue to bring you the latest on the trump rally and his message to his constituents ohio is not going to the ballot today, but super tuesday is upon us and 12 other states in american samoa also going to the polls today. donald trump is not too concerned about those states, he has the big lead in most of those dates, etc. texas, where ted cruz is leading. he is currently sitting senator there. our coverage continues for 2016 as we wait for the full report on news five at 5:00. beyond the call of duty. , the story behind the ohio man, awarded the medal of honor. plus, a new option from one of cincinnati' s favorite ice cream makers. our taste test

columbus about his numbers in michigan. [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. mark: good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i' m mark hayes. kyla: and i' m kyla woods, in for

columbus. he joins us now. before we get to what kasich said, we're hearing from the cuyahoga county board of directors here. the people, elections directors who monitor the turnout. they're expecting a record. they're also seeing what they say, 15% increase in democratic voters who are potentially crossing over. and that's a number that we're following, not only here in ohio, but also in illinois. that could be critical here. >> well, this is important because it's an open primary, and recognize john kasich has been viewed, at least his campaign, this is something they like to talk about, someone who has united both parties. they say there's a good chance today they're able to sway democrats to vote in an open primary for their home state republican governor, as an effort in effect to try to blunt donald trump's momentum going forward. donald trump obviously has expanded the electorate field as well. so it remains to be seen exactly where those votes will go today, but this is a huge day in what has been a nearly four-decade political career for john kasich. almost all of it right here in the state of ohio.

us? >> reporter: sure, elizabeth. this rally, trump rally, began at noon at columbus circle. right now we are marching fromrom trump international hotel in midtown new york city and headed toward trump tower on 57th. we should be there in probably five to ten minutes. we're talking about 2,000 -- 1,500, 2,000 protesters, easily, marching. we've got a group here, it was started on a facebook group that started this. cosmopolit cosmopolitan, anti fascists and the black lives matter movement, all here with their signs. it was peaceful for about an hour, and then they started to march from columbus circle to trump tower. and that's when it got a little testy. mace was sprayed on to protesters, as mace was being sprayed on the protesters as they tried to get in on to fifth avenue. and the police just were not having it. this rally does not have a permit. we know that. and they are now marching on the sidewalk here as we march all the way to trump tower, and there was pushing and shoving. and it got -- it got really testy. people were asking for water for their eyes. it appeared some mace was being sprayed as th

use lane three because of the damage from the fire. but everything is open for your afternoon road and police activity past florence, columbus but that is off to the side. in bensalem, watch out for a crash at dunks berry road at knights road. and delays on 95 northbound with speeds in the teens and the schuylkill a broken down truck in the westbound lanes. just by the exit for lincoln drive and kelly drive. people are swerving either way to get around that. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this tuesday afternoon. in delco one friend is talking about an october in the road on the blue route at woodland and the delay is forming as you come off i-95. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> still ahead here on a tuesday afternoon, a major blow to a controversial bill involving the lgbt community. >>> plus, he hijacked the plane with dozens on board, but the faa says he is no terrorists. why he took hostages today. >>> and campbell soup is making changes to its can but not something you find on the label. when "action news" comes right back. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry

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columbus about his numbers in michigan. [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. mark: good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i' m mark hayes. kyla: and i' m kyla woods, in for s headlines are straight ahead. but first we check on your most lovely forecast. yesterday was gorgeous. randi: temperature-wise, we' re getting pretty close. do not worry. wait. we' re not going 74 and sunny like yesterday, but still 0. there' s a small chance for us a shower -- but still 70. it is not exactly the same as yet today. we are in the 50' s to start out the day. 58 degrees at cvg. 54 and springboro. you will notice some clouds around this morning. there will be more clouds around today. breezy and mild. we' re still 20 degrees where we should be this time of year. 8:00 a.m.,. 56 into the afternoon, there is a chance you could see some spotty rain west of town. mark and kyla? mr. sanders: i just want to take this opportunity to thank the people of michigan. they said bernie sanders was not going anywhere. kyla: presidential candidate bernie sanders wins the critical battleground state of michigan. mark: while hillary clin

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use to work down here. >> you know it well. columbus here in the middle in franklin county. there's where john kasich is from. that's where you get the majority of your votes. that's union vote, lost jobs. all that stuff. something interesting, two states that boardered ohio have already voted. i don't know what this means. when john kasich came out and changed his tone towards donald trump became interesting. look at the counties that boarder ohio. trump won half of them. cruz won the other half. in all of these, john kasich finished third. in a third one he finished second. the reason i bring that up is because you know tv markets bleed into other states and you get a lot of television coverage and news coverage for the sitting governor of ohio. i have no idea what that means. just an interesting antidote. >> we're going to talk later on about kasich's turn in his approach to donald trump. let's move on to illinois and missouri. >> not a lot of polling in either state. nothing like florida or ohio so far. illinois more polling than missouri. trump appears to have a lead right now. illinois is not win or tak

from columbus. by the way, john london is with his campaign right now at the renaissance hotel. he will join us live tonight at 6:00. after today, donald trump is setting his sights on ohio. he will stop in vandalia saturday morning. the dayton airport expo center will host the campaign event. it' s free to attend, but you have to pre-register online. doors open at 7 a.m. to follow results from the primaries and caucuses, head to wlwt.com and our mobile wlwt sheree: a young man who has community. , are filling this air with this positive energy. it is making such a difference. sheree: this local boy now needs your help supporting him as he tonight. kevin: spring is in the air this afternoon. temperatures all across the ohio valley well into the 70' s. i will let you know how long the warmth sticks around without the rain. sheree: caught on camera -- they say any landing you can walk away from is a good one. that phrase has new meaning for two new yorkers. look at this. cameras were rolling when a single-engine plane fell from the sky. a father and daughter were onboard. the dad who was the pilo