them venus -- >> venus is a tremendously -- is tremendously important for us. a lot of the really important global circulation models we have of earth that tell us about how the climate can change as you add more co2 are from scientists who did it first at venus. venusnsen was a scientist. venus has a runaway greenhouse effect. it's atmosphere is tremendously dense area light from the sun will penetrate through the clouds, land on the surface, eat it up, and change it to infrared co2t, but then the prevented from leaving. the window, which is transparent , is infrared, which is what happens when all of it heats up. right now it is hot enough to melt lead on the surface. 700 degrees plus fahrenheit. really bad. bad it isessure is so 90 times hours. that may not sound too much. how bad is it? pressure then you see in submarines down in the marianna's trench. it is crushing, which is why it is hard to get to. fina's is a tough nut to crack. venus is a tough nut to crack. venus that i have my fortune maker we are going to make a pizza oven. week to earth -- we got

not disturbing the neighborhood a few cars double parked and people sort of hanging outside of the venue as opposed to being moved on so we will have a meeting scheduled this friday with staff the office i did issue a notice of violations outlining a couple of violations and the good neighbor policy violations. >> do they have new promoterers i feel like they were quiet for a long time. >> they were quiet i think they've reached out to a bunch of new folks and they have security staff hired other security teams while w trying to get to the bottom of that at the make sure we know what is going on there is a bunch of stipulations on the permit with had it was granted that need to be reminded of especially new promoters novelist mission pd whether there's a a work order coming to we'll go over with the fine tooth coverage another reoccurring issue the valencia as you recall a sidewalk musician plugging in an am first degree into the businesses with a neighbor close by that is happy been in touch i believe commissioner president tan you received an e-mail as well as the public health adminis

venus. do we have anybody at venus right now? >> we do. japanese are there now with a mission, and this is a mission that tried to get into orbit five years ago, and because it had a thruster malfunction, it lost its opportunity, and it took it five years to line it up and for them to figure out not only what the problem was, but how to use the capability that they had left as a nozzle literally burned off. and so if you, you know, you need these nozzles for directing the thrust in the right way. so now they understood their mission well enough to get it in orbit, which they did in december, early december. we helped them with that. and i have a whole team of people not only in japan, but also in the u.s. that are looking at the venus data. >> so why has' us in not been -- venus not been as interesting? is it just because it's too hot and caustic? >> no. venus is tremendously important for us to do. what you may not realize is a lot of the really important global circulation models we have of earth tell us about how the climate can change

phone number because they leave the door open or - >> they have other issues going on between the venue and like the neighborhood or the building owner some other stuff go on and so i try not to get two deep into that i try to enforce whatever you know the issues i tried to solve that with that said, they talked but you know bodies feel like the other side is unremarkable so it is pretty well contentious issue. >> when i went to the backroom it is pretty dense and the backdoor is open when you get closer to the door your ear - then when he went to the back alley so we can only do what we can do. >> the sound test was clear as they keep the side door shut is it so fine but the particular time it was busy and they were not paying attention at all the door was open so i think the change of management you know some issues there but i talked like i said, i talked to the owner and give me the managers number i'll talk to the him or probably talk to the manager anyway. >> do you if this guy's sound is calibrated. >> i'll not take that and write a citation but you know it is not likes threshold

phone number because they leave the door open or - >> they have other issues going on between the venue and like the neighborhood or the building owner some other stuff go on and so i try not to get two deep into that i try to enforce whatever you know the issues i tried to solve that with that said, they talked but you know bodies feel like the other side is unremarkable so it is pretty well contentious issue. >> when i went to the backroom it is pretty dense and the backdoor is open when you get closer to the door your ear - then when he went to the back alley so we can only do what we can do. >> the sound test was clear as they keep the side door shut is it so fine but the particular time it was busy and they were not paying attention at all the door was open so i think the change of management you know some issues there but i talked like i said, i talked to the owner and give me the managers number i'll talk to the him or probably talk to the manager anyway. >> do you if this guy's sound is calibrated. >> i'll not take that and write a citation but you know it is not likes threshold

not disturbing the neighborhood a few cars double parked and people sort of hanging outside of the venueto being moved on so we will have a meeting scheduled this friday with staff the office i did issue a notice of violations outlining a couple of violations and the good neighbor policy violations. >> do they have new promoterers i feel like they were quiet for a long time. >> they were quiet i think they've reached out to a bunch of new folks and they have security staff hired other security teams while w trying to get to the bottom of that at the make sure we know what is going on there is a bunch of stipulations on the permit with had it was granted that need to be reminded of especially new promoters novelist mission pd whether there's a a work order coming to we'll go over with the fine tooth coverage another reoccurring issue the valencia as you recall a sidewalk musician plugging in an am first degree into the businesses with a neighbor close by that is happy been in touch i believe commissioner president tan you received an e-mail as well as the public health administrator so he

he never came to the venue, he was not here. >> he never came to the venue, they never met with him, there was no consultation between the police and the campaign, the campaign appears to have made this independently, this decision independently, to set this -- basically to set off this firecracker in this room that you're talking about. and they're blaming it on the police. that's remarkable. >> i think there would have been -- there would have been a firecracker no matter what, rachel, with him in the room, and he probably would have had to walk off the stage. >> yeah. >> there were just way too many people in that room ready to disrupt it. >> wmaq political reporter marianne ahern, i really appreciate you being with us what a night. thanks for being here. >> thank you so much. >> marianne american, wmaq, in chicago. do we actually -- because we played the wrong thing, do we have that other assertion from mr. trump on fox? can we play that, please? >> did law enforcement recommend this to you as well? you have secret service protection. were they -- >> they did, they recommended it

and what are the rights of the protesters at that venue. an election law attorney in san francisco has been practicing law for 25 years. jim if a candidate rents out a private venue as trump can friday night in chicago what are the rights of the candidates and what are the rights of the people who want to disrupt or protest? >> first of all thank you for having me to talk about these interesting legal issues. if it's a truly private event, one of the questions are going to be what are the terms set up at the beginning? if it was an event and the public was invited in then the campaign is going to have more of a duty to let everyone in who shows up. as opposed to pain a preliminary convention or a campaign meeting where the termination that were set up were only certain people whomever that happens to be will be allowed into the meeting. >> so it sounds like an obligation of everyone to get in line, once the event starts, someone starts screaming or shouting what's the opportunity for both the campaign and also the protesters? >> well, welco

he never came to the venue.e was not here. >> never came to the venue, they never met with him, there was no consultation between the police and the campaign, the campaign appears to have made this decision independently to set off this fire cracker in this room that you're talking about and they're blaming it on the police. that's remarkable. >> reporter: i think there would have been a fire cracker no matter what. there would have been one with him in the room and he probably would have had to walk off the stage. there were just way too many people in that room ready to disrupt it. >> political reporter, i really appreciate you being with us. what a night. thanks for being here. >> reporter: thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> because we played the wrong thing, do we have that other asserti assertion? can we play that please? >> did law enforcement recommend this to you as well, you have secret service protection. >> yeah, they did. they recommended it. they did strongly recommend it. >> not according to the

or if it's inside the venue. there is always a possibility you have protestors infiltrating the venue without showing they are protestors and then demonstrating, interrupting trump in the middle of his speech. we've seen that happen dozens of times in the last couple of weeks with trump being interrupted at least a dozen times in single rallies. so certainly something that the campaign is used to and are prepared for it. they have private security as well who do help with escorting and ejecting protestors from inside the venue and getting them outside. there are prepared for any eventualities over here. >> and the jeffrey, we had sheriff, maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio on with us less than 30 minutes or so ago, and he's going to be introducing donald trump at that fountain hills rally and he said he wants people to be able to enjoy a peaceful, safe rally. at the same time he says he doesn't want to stand in the way of people's right to protest, but his paramount concern is safety for donald trump. do you supp

jesse said he was in the venue for about 30 minutes.ere the first person in the venue to realize what was going on. >> the song ends with a bop bop bop bop. everyone was standing dumb found for 30 seconds. then they fell. and that's when -- i never heard tonight shooters say anything. i was only in there for 30 minute, maybe. i never heard them say anything. those accounts that people had. i only heard them say don't worry, when one girl said i'm scared, why are you doing this. he said don't worry, you will be dead in two minutes. that's really all i heard. it was a girl i have known for over nine years coming to the shows. a very sweet girl. she had been in the front row, and she was maybe a foot and a half from the barriers. she really literally -- i she could have fallen backwards and fallen over the rail and been okay. she had her back to me and she wasn't moving. i'm behind the curtain trying to direct people. i knew everyone was so scared. if someone said snap out of it this way. that would make all the difference. then the lights

they expect to renovate and re- brand the venue as a concert house, casino and restaurant. the knitting factory wants to thanks music fans throughout the reno area for their support over the past 7 years. mike will have a look at your forecast next.... paul: "this month has been really nice for sunshine and warm weather, but that's not been good our future water supply. i'm paul nelson, coming up after the break, i'll show you how our snowpack numbers fair." the couple... who wants grass-fed beef that doesn't eat too much of their paychecks. the cash-strapped college student who simply wants organic and local produce. but still make sure their children eat healthy. you inspire us to do everything we do... many seniors take a number of prescription drugs daily... and managing them all can be a challenge. we spoke to health officials about how to protect february was a warm, dry month -- and the lack of precipitation has brought our snowpack levels down from where they were four weeks ago. that's when the snowpack was 25 percent above normal. now it's four percent below .. sn

because they were rushing to get in here to the venue. line of people waiting to get into this peaceful tonight at the university of illinois, chicago, was wrapped around the block. and that would group several thousand people trying to get into the venue who likely would not have been able to get in because this building holds a little more than 9900. a little more than 9,000. it holds somewhere between 9,000 and 10,000. you put another couple of thousand people on the" floor, you have got about 11,000 there was no way all those people who were outside were ever going to get in. so then you had the potential that they would be upset and angry and protesters, maybe there was an opportunity there for some sort of confrontation. i think the police probably made the wise choice but i have got it tell you, greta, in all the times that i have been covering politics, and i will tell you that i have not seen every rally that has ever happened, but i have never seen this happen before. i have never seen a candidate cancel an event. >> john, two q

he never came to the venue. he was not here. >> never came to the venue, they never met with him, there was no consultation between the police and the campaign, the campaign appears to have made this decision independently to set off this fire cracker in this room that you're talking about and they're blaming it on the police. that's remarkable. >> reporter: i think there would have been a fire cracker no matter what. there would have been one with him in the room and he probably would have had to walk off the stage. there were just way too many people in that room ready to disrupt it. >> political reporter, i really appreciate you being with us. what a night. thanks for being here. >> reporter: thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> because we played the wrong thing, do we have that other assertion? can we play that please? >> did law enforcement recommend this to you as well, you have secret service protection. >> yeah, they did. they recommended it. they did strongly recommend it. >> not according to the chicag

. >> and the new venue couldn't be happier about it. where the special olympics will be hosted. >>> and then more changege coming to cuba. the changes being made to cuban change. we're talking about currency here. you're watching news channel 8 >>> we're back. there'e's a big chchange coming in dealing with dollars in cuba. exchange of u.s. currency is now going away. the cuban foreign minister made the announcement. right now, cubans may a 10% penalty on u.s. dollars exchanged at banknks and currency exchange offices in cuba.a. >>> and there is obama mania in cuba right now. shirt, flags, button, all over havana featuring president barack obama. if you can read spanish, you will see that many are joking, light hearted. this is all ahead of the first family's arrival in havana sunday. president barack obama will be the first sitting u.s. president to visit cuba since 1928, that was calvin coolidge baback then. pretty interesting. and of course, , you can count on news channel 8 to bring you highlights of president barack obama's histori

looking at the venus data. >> why hasn't venus been as interesting?hem venus -- >> venus is a tremendously -- is tremendously important for us. a lot of the really important global circulation models we have of earth that tell us about how the climate can change as you add more co2 are from scientists who did it first at venus. jim hansen was a venus scientist. venus has a runaway greenhouse effect. it's atmosphere is tremendously dense area light from the sun will penetrate through the clouds, land on the surface, eat it up, and change it to infrared light, but then the co2 prevented from leaving. the window, which is transparent , is infrared, which is what happens when all of it heats up. right now it is hot enough to melt lead on the surface. 700 degrees plus fahrenheit. really bad. and the pressure is so bad it is 90 times hours. that may not sound too much. how bad is it? it is tougher pressure then you see in submarines down in the marianna's trench. it is crushing, which is why it is hard to get to. fina's is a tough nut to crack. -- venus is

they expect to renovate and re- brand the venue as a concert house, casino and restaurant. the knitting factory wants to thanks music fans throughout the reno area for their support over the past 7 years. and mike alger will have a look at your forecast, coming up. hena: "it's the next big thing in weight loss... how different foods can control the bacteria in your body and help drop those pounds. i'm hena daniels in new york i'll have that story coming up." is all sugar bad for kids? get all your nutritional questions answered in tonight's dietitian, karen fisher is taking your calls at 858- 2222. only about 205,000 americans have a birthday on this leap day. we introduce you to a sparks family celebrating their son's birthday. next... "you're watching channel 2 news... with kristen remington, landon miller, sports with garrett dearborn, and mike alger's imagine having your birthday if you're born on february 29th-- that is exactly the case. ky sisson tells us about a local "leapling." if you ask carter what his favorite part of his birthday is... no it's not the spiderman

this is outside the university of illinois chicago venue where a donald trump rally was cancelled. there was a significant crowd on the inside. the capacity is ten thousand. we don't know that it was full yet, but as you can see there are also a few thousand protesters on the outside. this is something protesters had been organising for few days since it was announced that donald trump was coming to chicago which is a fairly liberal city. there have been other isolated incidents of violence and confrontations at donald trump rallies, but nothing to this extent. so right now i'm going do toss it to my colleague john seigenthaler to continue to watch the crowd. hopefully soon n >> john. >> a disturbing scene here inside and you outside, the university of chicago. let's start with the scene outside because there are thousands of people. and what's interesting is, that many of them are protesters against donald trump. but what police i assume are trying to keep apart are the trump supporters who were inside who have now come identity to see this enormous crowd. tensions were high, orga

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today the knitting factory announced it has closed its venue in downtown reno... and it will be reopening under a new name. the operators of the rockbar theatre- who ran a concert venue in san jose- will transition into the knitting factory space. they expect to renovate and re- brand the venue as a concert house, casino and restaurant. the knitting factory wants to thank music fans throughout the reno area for their support over the past 7 years. still to come on channel 2 news at 11 - the pentagon says u-s forces will be doing even more to help fight isis in iraq. the mike will have a look at your forecast after the break.... but first - although this month has given us plenty of sunshine and warm weather, that's not good good news for our snowpack. we'll bring you the numbers and what they mean, next. "this is channel 2 news at 11, northern nevada's number one newscast, with arianna bennett, landon miller, sports with garrett dearborn and mike pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved t

and now whatappens at the next venue? is this a signal to the next venue where donald trump goes.ly shut down this one. are we going to see these, do you think, at the next rally in ohio? >> without a doubt this is a victory for the protesters. in there they were chanting we stopped trump. that's was one of the things they said. they see this as a very big win. there is no downside for the protesters in this case. particularly because there wasn't an unusually violent altercation. we saw a few punches thrown but as they reported that wasn't going on throughout. largely a nonviolent protest and they stopped trump. without a doubt, i think we can expect more protests like this. this is what it is going to look like if he is the republican nominee. this is the normal. >> is this going to inspire his supporters. he has very passionate spurters as well. they will watch this tonight and they will see that their candidate was shut down from speakingacsg his supporters are going to want to go out and protect the candidate. >> total disgrace to the principles of the first amendment to try

. >> reporter: the most notable change, the most notable change is the change of venue of course. washington instead of the acc we all know. the tarheels have cause to lift a glass. the blue devils may need to wash your blue away. after a long dry streak in the acc seats, change is on tap. its generating a buzz around thea rene a. a cup here, a can there. no matter the time of tipoff it's 5:00 somewhere. >> it's not yet high noon and >> i do. >> reporter: sonya here for her heels said don't judge. >> the thought of being able to have a beer at a game was fun. >> they go hand in hand. >> it made up for driving five hours to come to a game that should only be he an hour away . >> reporter: she is here with her son and dad. he is downing a late morning brew too. >> that's right. i'm on vacation. >> reporter: down its history the tournament games have mostly been dry affairs unless you are outside the venue or have a suite. in an effort to bring in more revenue beer sales allowed for general admission seating . >> looking forward to going to new york. >> reporter: new york city? acc b

we are in a smaller venue, a hallway in an atrium. not it makes you wonder whether the rubio campaign know something that we are not privy to. given the size of what they need , obviously not the largest of venues. all of that said, here is the there really is no clear path for marco rubio. to get the gop. winning florida would things -- make things more difficult for donald trump. >> rubio needs to focus on the follow him to try to sway their perception of rubio and put them in the best light. >> i don't think he will drop out considering that it might go to the convention. >> he can hope for someone endorsing him. things could happen. again, if rubio was to lose florida tonight he has a long way to go. >> publicly marco rubio has been confident today. behind the scenes at we are told the mood in his campaign has been more somber. rubio has said that the candidacy will continue into tomorrow. they plan to campaign in the state of utah. reporting live, eric glasser. 10 news. >>> marco rubio is not alone in donald trump is in palm beac

venue in downtown reno... and it plans to reopen the operators of the rock-bar theatre... who ran a club in san jose... will move into the knitting factory space. they expect to renovate and re- brand the venue as a concert house, casino and restaurant. the knitting factory, thanks music fans for their support over the past 7 years. a new study shows a majority of seniors take four or more prescription medications daily, and often experience challenges in managing those medications. and with the more prescriptions taken, the higher the risk of unintentional misuse. ky sisson is live in the newsroom with more on a local program that helps seniors safely manage their medications. good morning ky. good morning john and andi! one of the biggest health risks facing seniors today is medication mishaps whether it be accidentally taking too many or at the wrong time of day or with might be aware of. having a detailed list of medications for your doctor and pharmasist can help mitigate the risk of conflict between supp

this was a very small venue. they asked are you a trump supporter. they looked to see if you were wearing bernie sanders shirts or gear of some sort. if you were, they turned you away. they were relatively successful of getting the planned protests out of that rally. it didn't stop it entirely. it did happen. others situations no we have not seen that. you have to understand why it's a very tricky thing to do. you get into the worry of potentially racially profiling people. often times the protesters at these rallies are minorities. they are latinos or african-americans. if you look different than a regular white guy or girl, they can't turn you away. that's something they will do. they have to trust that everybody coming in is coming in to support them even though they know there are people who are coming in in an effort to agitate. in an effort to disrupt and protest this campaign. this has been a very controversial and at times very divisive campaign. they have lived off that. that's been fueling them. they have been provocative. they have been pr

and, of course, the police have been arresting the protesters as they come out of the venue.ve also stopped the food supply to them because they don't want this to be something that goes on for the long haul. >> to what degree is the sentiment summed up by the protest is reflected not just? places like this and islambad but across the country? >> reporter: well, they certainly have some support. but you have to remember that the mainstream political religious political parties have stayed away from all of this. that includes many groups month don't agree with the tactics that are being used by the protesters. so they don't have an absolute majority and people, of course, are angered because these people have caused damage to government property. something which is unacceptable and they are now blocking the main transit point which is useful for government officials. most of them would be working in the offices back there, so they cannot go to their offices and people are annoyed because islambad is at a standstill when it comes to the red zone and you have hundreds of thousan

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he was on stage when gunmen stormed that venue. the band escaped unharmed. in the attack at that venue. >>> flash flood watches and warnings have been issued for six states. from louisiana to tennessee water is up to two feet in some parts. more than 1,000 homes have been flooded with more threatened. national guard crews have rescued 2100 people in five days. >>> in covington, louisiana a family says water was rushing through their home. they quickly saved what they could before it was all ruined. >> fortunately that is the size it got up. i'm sure there is people with a lot worse. >> right now part of that very same system on its way to charlotte but we will not see anything close to the magnitude that the gulf saw. >>> at least six people are dead following a massive avalanche in the italian alps the snow and ice started crashing yesterday morning. at that time more than a dozen summit of the second highest mountain in the area. some of those people managed to dig themselves out but at least six people died. >>> the number of crimes in iredell statesville

, and -- big venue, and most of it is taken up by press at this hour. fox 35 news. >>> and thank you, and rubio will have to overcome big odds if he wins florida. going into today, donald trump had more than a 20 point lead over marco rubio. mike is from trump headquarters in palm beach. the mood there is happy. >> yeah, pretty confident actually. donald trump expecting to win here in florida tonight. he's hoping to deliver a knockout blow to two different campaigns tonight. he's not on the campaign trail today. he told a crowd yesterday, he will win florida, and today the polls have backed him up on that. he spoke more than an hour yesterday, picking on the opponents by calling them names, >> go home to their moms soon, let me ask you, i don't want to ruin someone's life, but do we prosecute someone like that? it's on their card forever, seems harsh, but we're trying to be nice. >> now the last two times, i've been to a press conference here at donald trump's winter home, he's been calm, more subdued. interested to see if that happens again tonight win or lose. live in palm beach ton

we are in a smaller venue, a hallway in an atrium. not it makes you wonder whether the rubio campaign know something that we are not privy to. given the size of what they need , obviously not the largest of venues. all of that said, here is the there really is no clear path for marco rubio. to get the gop. winning florida would things -- make things more difficult for donald trump. >> rubio needs to focus on the

not disturbing the neighborhood a few cars double parked and people sort of hanging outside of the venue as opposed to being moved on so we will have a meeting scheduled this friday with staff the office i did issue a notice of violations outlining a couple of violations and the good neighbor policy violations. >> do they have new promoterers i feel like they were quiet for a long time. >> they were quiet i think they've reached out to a bunch of new folks and they have security staff hired other security teams while w trying to get to the bottom of that at the make sure we know what is going on there is a bunch of stipulations on the permit with had it was granted that need to be reminded of especially new promoters novelist mission pd whether there's a a work order coming to we'll go over with the fine tooth coverage another reoccurring issue the valencia as you recall a sidewalk musician plugging in an am first degree into the businesses with a neighbor close by that is happy been in touch i believe commissioner president tan you received an e-mail as well as the public health adminis

phone number because they leave the door open or - >> they have other issues going on between the venuend like the neighborhood or the building owner some other stuff go on and so i try not to get two deep into that i try to enforce whatever you know the issues i tried to solve that with that said, they talked but you know bodies feel like the other side is unremarkable so it is pretty well contentious issue. >> when i went to the backroom it is pretty dense and the backdoor is open when you get closer to the door your ear - then when he went to the back alley so we can only do what we can do. >> the sound test was clear as they keep the side door shut is it so fine but the particular time it was busy and they were not paying attention at all the door was open so i think the change of management you know some issues there but i talked like i said, i talked to the owner and give me the managers number i'll talk to the him or probably talk to the manager anyway. >> do you if this guy's sound is calibrated. >> i'll not take that and write a citation but you know it is not likes threshold l

you knew from the start there were hundreds of protesters in the venue. about five sections in the back of the arena was filled with protester. once it was announced, immediately there was pure elation in the room. you had protesters shouting, chanting, we stopped trump and you had fights break out at the venue. that's when the pandemonium really start there. after that you had protesters go outside as well. they were shouting down trump supporters who were trying to leave the parking garage. the chicago police department saying, meanwhile, it was not consulted in terms of the event being canceled. listen to what the interim superintendent of the police department had to say. >> the chicago police department had no role. we were not provided an opinion whether or not the convenient should have been canceled. i can tell you we did assure the trump campaign that we had more than adequate resources outside the uic pavilion and we guaranteed them we could provide safe access and exit for mr. trump. >> reporter: now, the superintendent did not say that the tru

protests were not just limited the parking lots of the venue. at one point... protestors took their message on foot during a short march. for a few seconds... two protestors... took their message right to trump. christopher bales/thrown out of rally reporter: "do you feel like you got any message across in the few seconds you were able to say something?" christopher: "i believe so." we talked to christopher bales just seconds after he and his guest were thrown out... seen here on video from inside building. bales reporter: "did you expect to get thrown out?" christopher: "we fully expected it. i expected to get hit, and i did not." they were able to get two tickets to be inside to act out their protest... and speak out against trump. bales "i can't watch this happen in my town, in my neighborhood." a new poll out... shows trump holding a two-to- one lead in florida... trump has a 43- percent support among likely voters, compared to 22-percent for marco rubio. a much different story for trump in ohio... where governor john kasich is ahead with 39-percent, follow

that's how mark will we make america great again. >> this is a wedding venue outside of cincinnati, and it is very staunchly republican territory. 75% of vote eres voted for bush in 2004. but protestors are expected around 11:00 a.m. >> thank you very much. turning now to the democrats, much of the focus today is in ohio where hillary clinton and bernie sanders are. kristin, talk about hillary clinton first with her message focusing on manufacturing. is that something we can expect later today? >> absolutely i think we could hear more from her today. her campaign realized that she needs to hit some of these themes harder. her message on trade yesterday. they i have senator sanders won that critical state of michigan because of his themes on trade, and he resonated in that mississippi western state. they are trying to hold on to states like ohio. listen to what secretary clinton had to say. >>> we're going to have a manufacturing renaissance, and it will be driver by supported by and created by people right here in ohio, in this valley fwhb this city. that is what will bring jobs back. t

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i think that would be a good venue once we have put together a good solid survey and report to start that dialogue. because the next two years a already decided whether we come back in the short period is 3 years is probably unlikely but we will be a candidate again within the next decade. >> it isn't just for the superbowl too >> this is using the superbowl as the best case and worst case. the biggest case we have seen and how does this apply to other large events whether it be oracle world or dream force or large concert or sporting event that we have the regular ones with the giants and hopefully soon with there warriors but lots of events will happen in these venues and other venues in the city and think there are best practices we could use even in the smaller blast zones, if you will. >> alright. so , thank you kim for being here and providing that information. we will move to item number 6, which is directors report. commissioners, i will just provide due to the sake of time and us needing to be out of the room for the ethics commission to meet i will provide you a report in w

the venue is small but the stakes are huge. rubio has worked tireless leon his home turf, trying to pull off a historic come from behind victory over donald trump. it feels like winner go home, do or die from rubio. when ask you him directly, up. >> there's an election on tuesday in utah and arizona. we will be on the ballot. the only question is do we go in with momentum which is helpful or do we not. >> reporter: and judging by that response, it appears that rubio is not giving up and will move on to utah after this night, whether he wins or one possible scenario that could play out, he will wait to convention this summer. if kasich wins ohio, all the other candidates really won't the nomination. his strategy. >>> and let's go to the democrat being side now because right now hillary clinton is on her way right now to florida. >> earlier today she stopped by a polling place in raleigh, north carolina where she has a big league like she does in the sunshine state. lauren rozyla has the very latest. >> reporter: this evening, hi

police officers and employees at the venue ran an evacuation drill. a special riot unit subdued a man playing the role of an attacker. members of a bomb squad practiced removing a mock explosive device. police have been working together with managers of large facilities to step up security following the terror attacks in paris last year. >> translator: i think cooperation between the police and the private sector is crucial to attack anything suspicious. >> they are tightening ahead of the group of seven summit they host in may. japanese officials have drafted a plan to counter global warming through 2030 that includes a long-term goal of cutting green house gas emissions by 80%. the plan was presented at a panel on friday and calls for the promotion of energy saving and energy technologies and the use of nuclear energy. the goal is to cut green house gas emissions by 26% by 2030 compared to 2o 13 levels. it's the first time they set a long-term target to cut back emissions by 80% by the year 2050. the plan comes from agreements made at the climate ch