. >> just got to get off turn four and go down and get the white flag. >> white flag. >> one lap to go. >> you see brad keselowski navigating through lap traffic. clean track ahead. >> logano will make a pass on the 18 going into turn three, if he can make it stick. >> brad keselowski off turn number four for his 18th sprint cup win. keselowski to the checkered. second, johnson third by inches. over kyle busch. >> thank you, everybody. thank you so much. thank you. >> nothing better than getting that first win of the year. just takes so much pressure off. relief. get yourself in the chase, start focusing on that championship and winning more races. >> keselowski, thes first driver to rebound from a speeding penalty and go to victory lane since matt kenseth did it at bristol in the summer of 2013. >> that's pretty impressive he was able to overcome that. >> we'll show you how close it was for third between jimmie johnson's chevy and kyle busch's toyota. >> logano got that position underneath the 18. it allowed the 48 to get a big run off of turn four and get inside the 18 and use the 22

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@a great night for governor @kasich he all but waved a white @flag on super tuesday now @moving on to michigan and ohio. @what is his status? @>> sticking to his script. @himself as positive, @productive, problem-solving and @experienced. @ignoring the angry voters to @want an outsider. @starting tomorrow he's blitzing @michigan before its primary @next week. @from mississippi his thoughts @tonight. @>> tonight i say we have @absolutely exceeded @expectations. @we are running right now neck @and neck with the donald trump @in the state of vermont. @we are getting north right onto @my home-court with michigan and @then i will tell you now we @will meet donald trump in the @state of ohio. @[ cheers & applause ]. @>> which mathematically means @what? @if he winds ohio? @>> it's only 66 delegates. @many people said that kasich @should drop out of the race but @he seems to have a deaf ear for @that. @>> probably be our full-time @governor by state of the state @next month? @>> i would say realistically @the chances are pretty good it @ain't @nbc poll has him dead last @nationwide hide even

we're just waiting for the price set and the white flag to drop so we can get to work. >> $2.90 a pound. this crab season was severely delayed because of toxic acid found in the crashes. >>> as we get closer to the july conventions it's all about the delegate math. presidential candidates are descending on the mid-western state hoping to walk away with big numbers ye walledman in washington with the latest. >> reporter: ted cruz looking to scoop up as happy as possible. the first term texas senator also picking up something else. governor scott walker's endorsement cruz appealing to the voters making the case he's the only true conservative. >> i am humbled to be in the presence of patriots who we are all fighting for this country we love so much. >> reporter: donald trump will also be in wisconsin today after celebrating the easter holiday and the birth of his grandson from his daughter. >> the trump campaign announcing the opening a d.c. office housing a team which will select and manage delegates for the convention. if the frontrunner is able to secure the nomination some political o

they want to white flag it, we can do that.ut as far as on this side, we never white-flagged it. >> bloodworth was put in a single man cell following the latest attack, and for all of his bravado, our next visit revealed some of his fears and not just any ordinary fears. >> hopefully the world don't blow up because i don't want to die in here. 2012 the world might end. the world might end. you don't believe that? >> you're going to reference the mayan calendar? >> the mayan calendar, yes. socrates said it himself. i just find it funny that all the philosophers point to 2012 as it blowing up. boom! that's it. it's over. i want to get some [ bleep ] before i die. i want to smoke a blunt before i die. i want to get a cigarette. you know what i mean? i don't want to be with a bunch of dudes. >> it would be another month before our next check in with bloodworth. it was clear he had missed the attention. >> tracy. what's up? you are going to swerve and not say nothing? >> i was going to say bye. >> oh, okay. >> the most unusual thing

brooklyn waved the white flag against the worst team in the nba. easy pass as philly picks up its ninth win of the season, 95- 89. >>> late start for the knicks in la. jackson turned heads when he said he doesn't need a top notch point guard moving forward. come on, phil! >> pretty pass here to pertussin gas. phil doesn't -- portizi in, gas -- portizingas. >>> jenrry mejia says there's a conspiracy to get him! enfyatrn anunveri. the e e ndofitybos,e afmeofomrc patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com slash eastern. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. >>> welcome back, everyone! there's an interesting twist to the jenrry mejia lifetime ban to baseball. he claimed that major league baseball rigged positive results. he said his second and third positive test never happened. he alleg

. >> temperatures are high and white flag or what. pollen counts tripled between tuesday and wednesday and they doubled again between yesterday and today. oak pollen far and await great cull mit. the yellow film and cottonwood and pine tree not far behind. what we need is rain. that will wash it out and we are tracking some but it's going to take a while before that gets here. chance of rain increases on saturday and saturday night before dropping off again on sunday. that's the only shot for help over the next few days. still plenty warm outside. matthews checks in with 80. the local warm spot. a lot of 77s from concord through waxhaw and monroe. 76 ballantyne and 76 belmont. readings around 75 or so up toward the i-40 corridor and mountains. a lot of folks celebrating st. temperatures slowly falling 60s by 9 on our way to lows in the mid-40s. typical mid-march fair. mid-50s by 9 a.m. tomorrow. a light jacket should do you fine. tomorrow's futurecast stopping at lunp time lower to mid-60s a lot cooler than during the day today. and w

this was white-flag time in a lot of ways. they talked about issues for the first time. >> here's what i think is happening very quickly. donald trump knows he has to sound more presidential. he did. he has to unify. he was trying to. marco rubio, who was one engaging in the seventh-grade histrionics, realized to salvage his reputation, he had to clean up his act. and ted cruz, i think, is playing a waiting game, hoping to get a one-on-one contest with trump after this tuesday to try to beat him. >> and yet we have, hank, reports from ohio where the rubio supporters are urging people to vote for kasich so he stays in the race and, more importantly, blocks trump from winning in ohio. >> you know, look, it's all well and good. unless we see real polls and real data, we don't know. but one thing is sure. people are out of work or underemployed, which is the real issue. ronald reagan's handlers understood, in 1984, what underemployment meant, and they none of these guys get the point. those folks -- except trump understands it in

>> well, it signals that the establishment is raising the white flag and saying we have to find alternativet stevens, a good friend of mine is actively saying we need a third party run because they're saying donald trump having a banner waiver is unacceptable. >> but what if the people want him? who are the establishment, i don't know who this person is, to say we can't have him be the republican -- i mean, aren't we a country founded on the belief that the government works for us? >> well, it's called a democracy. that is what people are supposed to do, vote for the nominee of the party and salute. >> is this a change in the paradigm? . >> i think there has been a car wreck in store for the republican party for a long time. and that one way or another, we're going to redefine the future of the republican party. looks like donald trump is going owe do that on his terms, the question is whether or not the rest of the republican party that don't want to give up power will recognize what that means in terms of this movement. go to a donald trump rally and see what it is like. >> what is it lik

. >> you have not had any white flags of surrender by the strong faction opposed to donald trump, they enjoy popular support according to a slew of polls. they lead the opponents by wide margins n washington. >> ted cruz picked up mitt romney's endorsement. he will vote for him during the caucuses in utah. >>> and michigan health fatal case of leon nair's case. the out outbreak is due to the water crisis. the death whichs was last year is among 88 cases detected between june 2014 and november 2015. no link has yet to be made but some believe that the source of the bacteria is the flint river. remember, the city started using the river as the water source in april 2014. and massachusetts now. a group of teens decided to use it as a learning experience. they decided to test the waters where they live. and they never expected to find what they did. >> it was a complaint in the halls of hudson high school. >> people talk about it is gross we had weird instances of discoloration, one day the student sam tips and josh textara decided to test it. they got samples and sent them what they found

. >> i have to leave it at that, the white flag surrender. >> thank you for being here. >> just a week ago, on that debate stage, and up next, bret baier joins me to discuss what we saw tonight. and donald trump suggested he has. >> there are bureaucrats in washington now killing jobs. i know who they are. i will find them and fire them. >>> welcome back to our special coverage of the republican debate. one of the strongest exchanges of the night involved cuba. watch. >> i would probably have the embassy closed until such time as a really good deal was made and struck by the united states. >> first of all, the embassy is a former consulate, it's the same building. it can go back to being called a consulate. i don't know if they're going to sue us, but if they sue us in a court in miami they're going to lose. on the issue of a good deal, i know it's a good deal now is codified. here is a good deal, cuba has free elections, cuba has freedom of the press. cuba cuts out stops helping north korea invade u.s. sanctions. cuba takes fugitives of america killer from new jersey and send her back

. >> we have not had any white flags of surrender by the strong444444444444 fraction opposed to donald trump. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump lead their respective opponents by wide margins according to polls. >> and ready to score big on the soccer field. >> coming home and waving to my >> meet but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. >> orlando pride. last night you met alex morgan. >> tonight we will look at a home town girl. ashlyn harris. >> orlando pride wrapped up the first day scrimmage tide at 1-1. they are looking forward to tomorrow. but nobody is looking forward to it more than home town girl ashlyn harris. the first two days of training with her new team marks the beginning of something very special for goalkeeper harris. >> did you never imagine you would play professional soccer so close to home? >> never this close to home but i have been living my dream for a long time. coming home and being able to wave to my family is going to be special. >> reporter: harris grow up east of satellite beach. in the f

high indeed and expenditure is being cut to the bone, maybe then people will have to put up the white flagor some of them will clearly go bankrupt. scarlet: you have been in the oil industry for decades, rooms, bus, now the price of oil is driving other asset classes. how does that compare with other cycles? >> in the other cycles, it was good news when the price of oil was down. it boosted -- input costs were down, boosted production, and people expected global growth to pick up. here people are using the price of oil as an indicator of demand weakness. athink people are thinking bit like that anyway in spite of what is happening, and demand -- isss is the signal signaled in the decline in oil prices. i'm not sure that is right. i think it has more to do with supply. scarlet: that makes sense when you think about china and the slowdown, central oil coming down from $90 to $70, but does it make sense at $30? >> to my mind, no, it doesn't. people are still worried that less and less oil is being consumed, and that may not be the case either. is still a lot of oil being consumed in the world

you haven't had any white flags of surrender by the strong faction opposed to donald trump. >> yeah.e would say the reason he hasn't garnered a larger amount of those delegates is because there's been so many other people in the race. is he right? >> well, that's partly right instead i should also tell you in the ted cruz camp they believe and i think they're right if they had a straight one on one confrontation with trump they would have a better chance. in that sense john kasich helps him by remaining in the contest. >> very similar situation you would argue. >> look, john quincy adams cheated andrew jackson out of the presidency in 1824. he ran a four year campaign and in 28 he beat john quincy adams and served for a year. you've got a lot of revenge motives at work here. >> very interesting when history repeats itself, professor. thanks for being here today. >> thanks martha. >> it's been 40 years since the republicans have gone to their convention without a clear nominee going in and when they did, pennsylvania became the focus of the heart of that trug l. w -- struggle. why the

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other was a white flag. this is what distinguished their community. attacking at dawn, the indians were flushed from their village. even though black kettle was a proponent of peace and had a surrender flag over his large, the soldiers pursued the native americans and pinned them in an area several hundred yards wide. it was very sandy soil so hard it was very sandy soil so hard to move through. it was there that noncombatant women, children, elderly struggled but could not escape the soldiers small arms and fire and more than 150 people lost their lives. on the non-native side, nine people were killed. the massacre brought about the ineffectiveness of federal indian policy right into the public eye and coupled with the earlier events from minnesota, inspired reformers and journalists across the nation. according to one scholar, this is a never to be forgotten symbol of what was wrong with the u.s. treatment of indians, which reformers would never let fade from view. may be these events didn't inspire optimism but certainly inspired action. they motiva

but despite donald trump cementing his lead on super tuesday his rivals refusing to wave the white flag and surrender, but they brought energy on stage and they brought to it new levels. you can say new lows. many candidates are looking to tuesday's michigan primary, 59 g.o.p. delegates are on the line for that. >>> on the democratic side presidential hopeful bernie sanders may have to win colorado, he did win colorado on super tuesday, right? but not getting all of the delegates in that state. the here's what is going on, on tuesday he won the right to 38 delegates while hillary clinton got 28 but former secretary of state clinton had ten super delegates rallying behind her meaning delegates in colorado will be split evenly down the middle despite sanders winning the caucus. now some are calling for the state to switch to a primary. >>> if that doesn't make you want to drink, listen to this, beer and college football games. the university of pennsylvania students get ready, the reason it the may happen. >>> the snow flakes are falling here, now lou the to the south of us, there is rain

while donald trump extended delegate lead on super tuesday, rivals are refusing to wave the white flag make 191th gop debate one of the showdowns most heated to the date. joel waldman has the latest from washington. >> reporter: while the number of candidates dwindles, the energy on the stage spiked to >> asking us to make him the president of the united states of america. this is not a game. >> i know what's happening with the economy. >> reporter: the final four taking to the stage, the stakes never high ther primary season. tonight's debate in detroit coming two days after gop front-runner donald trump dominated opponents picking up 7 of 11 states on super tuesday. >> i was a half a million votes higher than him. i was a million votes higher than marco. one million votes. that's a lot of votes. >> reporter: trump's rising delegate count making it the last chance to derail the train. marco rubio, ted cruz and john kasich working hard to send it careening off the tracks trying to convince voters they are alternatives to the new york businessman. >> i don't think the people of america

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move into town, who comes in the opposite direction but the mayor of savannah in a buggy with a white flag i quit. fine, you quit. the soldiers become great gentlemen. they're paying for their food, doing all sorts of other things. sherman brings food from the north on ships to feed people in savannah. you go to savannah today it is a beautiful city and there are a lot of antebellum houses there that were there and stayed after sherman left. the founder of the girl scouts of america sat on sherman's knee when he visited her mother the wife of a confederate soldier. they put several of their wives in sherman's control or in sherman's protection it tells you, it's much more complicated than we've sometimes been led to believe. >> now we're at 1865? and why -- i mean, who decides what sherman is going to do next and obviously this is our moment when he's going to move forth tell us who ordered it and what the point was. >> in response to sherman giving savannah to lincoln for christmas, lincoln thanks him and says, well, what next? i suppose i'll leave it to you, and general grant to figure o

the companies with sizable overseas business had to throw up the white flag. no way u.s. based companies would do anything but extrapolate the strong dollar. as i said, yellen's speech regardless of what happened with friday's unemployment number allows us to breathe easier going into earnings season. six, retail sales have been an outl outlier that was good. the numbers back then were high. revision took good news away. it wasn't worth celebrating. the truth is things need to be measured. okay? there is no hurry. especially because with the exception of hiring everything is softer than it was last time the fed tightened. the lock step jargon is all about the notion of wage growth in an era where a lot of employment growth is in low paying jobs. many higher paid jobs were in the oil patch. yellen understands that we are here for a large swath of executives saying digitzation reduced the value of the marginal worker while their health care and rent are going up. the decline in oil doesn't make up for it. there is an increase in part-time work and she noticed it is a strugg

while donald trump extended delegate lead on super tuesday, rivals are refusing to wave the white flag make 191th gop debate one of the showdowns most heated to the date. joel waldman has the latest from washington. >> reporter: while the number of candidates dwindles, the energy on the stage spiked to >> asking us to make him the president of the united states of america. this is not a game. >> i know what's happening with the economy. >> reporter: the final four taking to the stage, the stakes never high ther primary season. tonight's debate in detroit coming two days after gop front-runner donald trump dominated opponents picking up 7 of 11 states on super tuesday. >> i was a half a million votes higher than him. i was a million votes higher than marco. one million votes. that's a lot of votes. >> reporter: trump's rising delegate count making it the last chance to derail the train. marco rubio, ted cruz and john kasich working hard to send it careening off the tracks trying to convince voters they are alternatives to the new york businessman. >> i don't think the people of america

but the driver won't wave the white flag.out his gun and starts blasting. >> i see deputy comit engage frenzer in gunfire. we were all screaming for him to put the gun down. we could see the gun. the gun was pointed in our direction. [ gunshots ] >> i know deputy wallace, warden peery, and myself had fired rounds. it was undetermined whose round killed frenzer at that time. >> after a heated exchange of fire, driver rudolf frenzer is killed at the scene. but the officers are all fine. authorities find guns, money, and masks in the suspect's car confirming his link to the bank robbery. the two other suspects who left the getaway car are both arrested in the days that follow. steven willard jr. is sentenced to 70 months in prison for the robbery while robert mccallie gets 12 years for the dairyland bank robbery and for robbing another bank in the area. >> it's not until afterwards the shakes start coming and you really realize the gravity of the situation you're in. >> since the incident, warden peery's dash cam video has been

. >> reporter: outside philadelphia's city hall, the pink, blue and white flag represents transgender pride. you see it here in kensington too. a philadelphia deputyp police commissioner stands as a proud ally of those who told their stories on a day the city dedicated to transgender visibility. >> i went to my high school counselor's office and she specifically told me not to kill myself until i was out of high school. >> i had strange men come up to me and proposition me for sex based on my appearance. >> along with concerns over safety they wanted to bring attention to work worries. pressing for changes in pennsylvania to protect them from discrimination. >> at work i don't like to present as feminine so i can avoid being fired because i don't quite feel that my workplace is safe enough to express myself like that. >> amy worried about discrimination looking for a job. >> if they looked up 25 years of work history what they found was a different name and so it pretty much is a large bull's eye that says transperson here. >> i am the person who spends eight hours with your children

i've waved the white flag.i don't understand though, jake, and you know this better than anyone, we were able to find all of romney's bane victims. we were able to find carly fiorina's hp victims. where are the victims of trump university and trump mortgage? you know this guy has got to have a wake of carnage. i just don't know why that hasn't been more of a story to put a face to the policies that trump would have in the white house. >> mark, there are some republicans like bill bennett and others who are starting to say, look, this can be the way that we can win the white house. we've been trying to get white working class voters to join our party more. look at some of the turnout numbers. first, look at how many more republicans have voted in early contests than democrats. that's a lot more. five million to 2.6. on super tuesday turnout was up for republicans and democratic turnout dropped. i guess the question is, isn't there an upside, republicans can win the white house? >> i tell my democratic friends be

this is guy who is waving the white flag. he has given up. he should drop out of the race.andrea, if some of these candidates need a reality check. kasich saying donald trump will not be the nominee and whoever is the nominee will shape the republican party. to boldly will say he will not be there, when leading in every major state poll heading into tuesday. andrea: not only do they need reality check, they're saying things like, we can take this from him. they're actively admitting that they're going to stop the will of the american people. and if you try in and be careful, lou, you're doing the same thing, if you try to actually analyze this, you're a trump supporter. all you're saying let the people have their say. i look kasich co-opting romney, didn't kasich watch what happened last week and week before? mitt romney actually helped donald trump win because he is not that popular with the republican electorate. so, i wonder, he is basically, kasich handing ohio to donald trump. and marco rubio did the same when he tried to deny -- sandra: i should clarify my statement l

. >> you haven't had any white flags of surrender by the strong faction of opposed to donald trump. >> reporter: still, both enjoy a great deal of popular support according to a slew of national polls. hillary clinton and donald trump read their opponents by wide margins. in washington, doug mcelway, fox news. >> the fbi's joint task force is leading an investigation into an apparent threat into one of donl domestic's sons. a letter was sent to 32-year- old eric trump. it contained a white powder. initial tests show it did not appear to be hazardous. the letter reportedly said harm will come to trump's five children if he doesn't quit his pursuit of the white house. officials say this doesn't appear to be related to the group anonymous which climbs it released trump's social security number and phone number. >>> violent crime on the decline. tonight new numbers highlighting a noticeable trend in oakland. the city has been -- has seen seven homicides so far this year. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. if that trend continues oakland could see fewer killings than

are they waving a white flag to a certain extent in wisconsin? >> i don't think so.est moves they've done so far. wisconsin has very, very different regions and very, very different influences on its politics and i think what ted cruz and donald trump realize is that they've got a good chance of winning a lot of votes in the milwaukee area, southern and eastern wisconsin. those two will fight it out there. it looks like what kasich is doing is moving his money out of a lot of the talk radio in the milwaukee area where he would get hammered no matter what taking it to western and northern wisconsin take it to central wisconsin. areas with a lot of republicans votes and areas where kasich can win some congressional districts and get delegates. very, very sly move and i have to tell you, i do not know this for sure, but i do know that john kasich is being advised by tommy thompson, the former governor of wisconsin and thompson strategically always understood that the sly move for republicans was to get out of the milwaukee east wisconsin areas and go to the north. if yo

. >> the red and the white flag with the maple leaf in the center flies above the canadian embassy next door to the daily headlines. >> outside the canadian embassy i'm trying to access the government website and i'm not alone. i have multiple delays while trying to determine my eligibility status to move. >> i answer questions like why i want to move, where i currently live and if i have family in canada. i was denied what the country calls expressed entry. >> people have to care for their families. >> they must be busy. the embassy didn't answer my request for interview but they tweeted out searches for how can i move to canada spiked tuesday. >> i think people are listening to rhetoric but not the message. >> a super surge for two presidential candidates and the neighbors to the north. in northwest washington, cheryl conner, abc7 news. michelle: the conversation is far from over. check it out. chime in and maybe we will share your thoughts here on abc7. jonathan: the threats are funny when you think about it. michelle internet. canadian embassy. their internet. insane. roses and choc

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also, we have another live picture to show you of the white house. flags there are at half staff. that happened just a short time ago in a show of solidarity as the road. the u.s. stands with belgium. we are continuing to cover this story with you. we will have expert analysis on what this means for the united states coming up at 5:30. and at 6:00, we will hear from a local businessman who just returned from brussels. we have expanded content on our website as well of the attacks including a slide show and more video. >>> now, 8 on your side's special coverage of president obama's historic visit to cuba. >> president obama spoke directly to the cuban people today live on state tv. it was in front of an audience that included cuban president raul castro. before closing out his trip to cuba, the president and first family took in some baseball. the tampa bay rays faced off against the cuban national team in the first exhibition game in cuba in nearly 20 years. meaningful time. something americans and cubans never thought they would see. our own keith cate made the joins us now from

white house. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: tonight the flag over the white house lowered to half staff and other signs of respect for an historic first lady. >> i know how much she meant, not just to president reagan, but to the country as a whole. >> reporter: her husband friday. at the reagan library in california, reuniting a remarkable political couple. >> i don't think that they ever spent a day apart where they didn't call, speak on the phone. >> reporter: married in 1952, they appeared together in "hellcats of the navy. request ". >> you knew better. >> how could i know? >> reporter: knowing most hole wood marriages did not end happily she left acting to make him her life's work, playing more than a supporting role on their climb to the white house, converting bad press over designer gowns during a recession into good press for her anti-drug campaign. >> if someone offers you drugs, what will you do? >> reporter: her special touch on everything, from a breakthrough summit with the evil empire, an historic meeting with mikhail gorbachev and van cliburn playing a tribute at a >> s

hanging up the white flag to the brooklyn bridge. we have to have fun with it in a way. it is a weird place. rosanna: the announcement is at 11:00 o'clock in the rose garden. >> we have reached out to every member of the senate. greg: show me the leading candidate. rosanna: they are both judges right now. i am sorry for the pronunciation of his name. the president has been searching for a row placement for school enough for the last month. that is what is happening today. greg: above ground and below ground. a lot of people are fascinated with it. rosanna: it is gorgeous. it is spotless. subway for 29 hours. the decision to close the nation's second-largest subway system comes after a cable call fire on monday. one thing about the subway system, i do not believe it is 24 hours. during the work day, it shut down. listen to this. >> they decided to do it on a wednesday. >> this is going to be total chaos. rosanna: that is nice to have that option. telecommute. greg: they said that a long time ago and it never happened. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow

white house. right now flags are flying at half-staff in washington, d.c. to honor reagan.president obama issued an order for all federal buildings to do so as a mark of respect. pennsylvania governor tom wolf ordered flags at half-staff. >> what have you learned about her funeral services? >> reporter: mrs. reagan will lie in repose on wednesday and thursday this week and members of the public are welcome to come and pay their respects. the funeral isn't until friday at 11:00 a.m. pacific time. and that one is not open to the public. but about 1,000 people we're told are on the invite list, that is not disclosed to the public but of course we can all expect that most if not all of the living presidents will be inattendance. the reagan library remains closed, flowers are left outside the gates as tributes continue to pour in for former first lady nancy reagan. at the white house, flags were lowered to half staff. >> i know how much she meant, not just to president reagan but to the country as a whole. >> reporter: reagan is being remembered for her love and support for her

the obama administration says flags outside the white house will be flown at half staff through saturday. speaking of cuba today. press obama called the attacks outrageous and said the people behind them will be brought to justice. >> this is yet another reminder that the world must unite, we must be together regardless of nationality or race or faith in fighting against the scurge of terrorism. >> the president also called belgium's prime minister to offer his condolences. >>> france immediately beefed up security. they deployed 1600 extra police officers to provide added security. 400 of them in paris. visible at airports, train and subway stations. france has been on high alert, the highest possible since november's terror attacks in paris, left 130 dead. >> germany also tightened its security. armed police were seen stopping vehicles. angela merkel pledged full solidarity. >> back here at home, if you've been in the city today you probably noticed more security. particularly at penn station and andrew siff has team coverage. >> we've been riding trains all day long. you're more likel

. >> the white house lowered flags to half-staff in nancy reagan's memory. paul cameron wbtv on your side. >> politics aside it was a love story that those two shared letters all the time. they meant the world to each other. >> and you could see it every time you saw them together. >> sparkle in their eyes. >> north carolina's transportation secretary is in texas meeting about sentra and i-77 and we are back in the loan star introducing longhorn's big, bold, steaks. our new 10 ounce filet. our 16 ounce t-bone. and our fire grilled 18 ounce outlaw ribeye. only at longhorn steakhouse. >> announcer: wbtv on your side. wbtv news starts right now. >> a battle over the controversial i-77 toll lanes project heads to the lone star state. tonight we are live in texas project there has north carolina officials contemplating their next step. >> first, the campaign trail blazes through our area. >> are you sure we are in north carolina? he is a nasty guy. no, he will go home to mom now. >> we are on your side with live team coverage of donald trump's campaign rally in c

president obama ordering flags at the white house lowered to half staff. rs. reagan's honor. more on her life and legacy shortly. meanwhile, we turn to the 2016 presidential race that's even she was said to be following. right now, bernie sanders is holding a rally in kalamazoo, michigan, ahead of that state's delegate-rich primary tomorrow. by the numbers, 130 democratic delegates will be up for grabs. hillary clinton will also hold a rally in grand rapids, michigan, and that's later this hour. it, of course, follows perhaps their most combative debate. it all went down last night in flint, michigan. >> i voted to save the auto industry. he voted against the money that ended up saving the auto industry. i think that is a pretty big difference. >> well, if you are talking about the wall street bailout, where some of your friends destroyed this economy -- >> you know -- >> excuse me, i'm talking. >> now, there's also a democratic primary tomorrow in mississippi. 40 delegates available up for grabs there. now, the latest nbc/"wall street journal"/marist poll

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. >> ginger: tonight the white house flag is at half-staff as you see right there in memory of the former first lady nancy reagan who died of congestive heart failure yesterday at her home in los angeles. she was 94 years old. she is remembered not only for her contributions to america but her deep love she shared with her husband, ronald reagan. president obama voiced his condolences earlier today. >> as somebody lucky enough to have an extraordinary partner, in my life as well, i know how much she meant, not just to president reagan but to the country as a whole. he was lucky to have her and i'm sure he would be the first to acknowledge that. is growing at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley california. it's also the site she'll be buried, next to her husband. we're told the funeral is set for 2 p.m. eastern on friday. >> julie: this afternoon, there are new health concerns for florida's youngest residents. numbers just released shows florida is one of 13 states with more uninsured kids than the national rate. 370,000 children are not covered by insurance but many are

at the white house, flags were lowered to half staff. >> i know how much she meant, not just to president reagan but to us all. reporter: reagan is being remembered for her love and stalwart support for her husband, ronald reagan. as an actress in the 40' s and 50' s, she met reagan in hollywood, married 52 years, and by his side during his career on the civil spring -- silver spring, the white house and throughout his battle with alzheimer' s. by all accounts, she was a s image and many say, the chief influence behind his political ascendance. >> she was indispensable to his success, and i do not think there would have been a ronald reagan as we knew him without anti-reagan. reporter: throughout her years her name became synonymous with style, class and grace. she is remembered for her just say no anti-drug campaign during her time as first lady and later as a passionate advocate for embryonic stem cell research and the fight against alzheimer' s. as the nation and world policy to more and the loss of the former first lady, funeral arrangements are being made at the reagan library where

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at the white house flags were lowered to half-staff. >> i know how much she meant not just to president reagan but to the country as a whole. >> reporter: reagan stalwart sfor for her husband. as an actress in the '40s and married 52 years, she was by his side during his career on the silver screen, the governor's mansion in california, the white house, and throughout his battle with alzheimer's. by all accounts, she was a fierce protector of her husband's image and many say the chief influence behind his political ascendence. >> she was absolutely indispensable to ronald reagan's success, and i don't think there would have been a ronald reagan as we knew him without nancy reagan. >> reporter: throughout her years as first lady of california and the nation, her name became synonymous with style, class, and grace. she is remembered for her just say no anti-drug campaign during her time as first lady and later as a passionate advocate for embryonic stem cell research and the fight against alzheimer's. as the nation and world pause to mourn the loss of the former first lady, funeral arrang

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. >> reporter: the white house lowered its flags monday morning in nancy reagan's memory. at noon, hanging up his cleats. peyton manning has decided to retire from the nfl. we'll take a look back at his good-bye. >>> a man falls from a cruise ship off the coast of key lar go saying. >>> we'll tell you about the weight loss link with peanut butter. 0 north korea is threatening strikes on south korea. north korea says they will launch an indiscriminate nuclear strike responding to aggression on the part of its enemies. the united nations has slapped the north with harsh sanctions after its nuclear test in january and last month. >>> malaysian flight 370 remembering the 239 people on board. the boeing 777 was in route to beijing when officials say it lost contact less than an hour after take off and no distress signal was set. today is the last day for the families to file claims against the airlines. >>> a man fell from a cruise ship off the coast of key largo. the 10th deck on saturday. the crew says he was originally from texas and found fell 100 feet off the ship. crews were unable to loc