trump says he has dono such thing and calls himself a united and yerl today he blaimentd other party for going after him. in the satellite center lynn martinez. 7 news. >> craig: okay lynn. >> belkeys: speak of the other party. bernie sanders and hillary clinton. the let's talk about them. >> craig: the former secretary of state will be in florida to watch the routes. live coverage continues with jess ta ca holy in west palm. jeses jessica. >> danielle: can tell you hillary clinton is not stopping on this day. as question we go to video you see hillary clinton stopping ate o donut shop in west palm beach and visiting with people and encouraging every one to get ou^ and vote. tonight she will be here at the palm beach conventionn center and hopes to be talking about florida. in less than four hours this ball room will be packed and waiting to hear from the front runner for the democratic nomination. hillary clinton nay fight for florida with bernie sanders. yetd yesterday clinton telling reporters. she viet choice. >> i want people who are democrats to look at this election for who be

and he came close to claiming that victory hours yerl. >> two weeks ago in michigan we were down 30 points. i don't know what the results of the michigan election would be tonight. and around midnight eye want to thank the people of michigan po who k50eu67bd repiew tee aitd the polls that had us 25 points down a few days ago. >> we have our differents thaw can see when we debate. but i tell you, what those differents pale in comparison to what's happen ongt republican side. >> reporter: still the latest polls from the qnnian to washington post have sanders trailing in the double digits. nailtly it comes down to this. delegates. clinton with # and pop you laws things dominating new ads in one stand called stand. another called predator ri oomplet and predator ri price and we're going to make sure it is stopped. >> so will they help her to hold on to that big lead in florida? that remains to be seen. the primary here on march 15th . the debate starts nay few hours. we'll have all the details night 07b news. for now report lismght 7 news. nicole linsalata. >> belkeys: and to keep up with the

that's what brought snow yerl today and then on the western states. yaifers rain and snow from the weather system that came pact us very late in the week here in in between all this is high pressure and that qs what will remain in control of our weather with a gradual warm up. boating forecast as small craft advisory dot wind and seas. winds out of north northeast and seas up to 9 feet for tonight. next high tide just after 7:30 in miami-dade and broward and a little bit later in the keys just after nine ofnlgt. water temperatures in the mid 70 ts. warmer than what we'reoing to find on the air temperature for tonight. thermometers getting down into the lower 50s western suburbs. miami-dade and bra bro quard. wide spread 50s as we wake up on tuesday this morning. a little driet brighter day tomorrow with nice sunshine. temperatures start to bounce back closer to average tomorrow and then temperares continue to rise deep near the week heading into easter weekend. that's your 7 on 7 forecast. >>> >> alsls on 7, a group of bartenders smiling face from ear

this case apple "deliberately raised technological barriers" and that apple can remove those bare yerls. so let's bring amon jaffers in for more. the justice department wording was extremely strong -- really tough language from doj. i want to read an excerpt to give you a sense how strong this language was, writing apple attacks the allritz act, the 1789 law the government is relying on, attacked as air cake, the court order as leading to a police state, and the fbi investigation as shoddy, while extolling itself as the primary guardian of americans' privacy. the department of justice saying apple is holing itself up on a pedestal as the guardian of america's privacy when in reality the department of justice says this is about terrorism and access to a particular phone under a legal warrant. this is this back and forth blizzard of paperwork that we're going to see now between apple and the government ahead of this march, end of march hearing, where we'll see both parties in court and they could argue it out in front of the judge. >> the public opinion is so divided on this. the latest n

you know, it certainly isn't consistent with the madisonian tripart model we were talking about earl yerl. so with that, it is 11:55. we are going to take a five-minute break and then come back for our keynote lunch address. please join me in thanking general mukasey and matt olsen for their wonderful -- [ applause ] matt, you get a tie. >> thank you, sir. >> a heritage tie. >> as you heard, there will be a brief break in this multi-panel discussion on intelligence and national security. hosted by the heritage foundation here in washington. former cia and nsa director michael hayden was among the speakers earlier to. shortly a keynote address of congressman mike rodgers. we'll have it for you live here on c-span3. before we get that, though, here's a brief look at the prime time programming coming up tonight. >> this week on c-span, we're featuring programs on the increase of drug abuse in america and the situation of the current supreme court vacancy. today at 7:00 p.m. eastern, with the abuse of prescription drugs and heroin on the rise, we look at the government's handling of the issue

so i think yerl season trying to balance both of those. >> we were 108. we're 113 again. the dollar hasn't been a factor. it would have been a great time to be raising rates, i would think. >> i think it's at 1.13 because we've pushed it out. dmpbl >> did that market reaction yesterday make sense? >> i think it did. ing with ities should be higher. >> even with a below 2% growth rate again in this quarter now forecast. >> i think when you look past the first half of this year, you get into much stronger earnings growth in the second half. then again much stronger growth in 2017. >> not gdp growth? >> gdp is going to be in the 2% range. >> that would be above where we are in the fourth quarter. >> it would be. >> you think we're going to do 2 1/2? >> 2 to 2 1/2 is reasonable. the second half story would be to say that manufacturing has to stabilize somewhere. trade has to stabilize somewhere. two-ish now. then maybe closer to 2 1/2 in the second half of the year. i think that's reasonable, something more than that would be difficult. >> is it something we're doing here, ho