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tied up he and his wife and robbed them. they took off with the son still with them. police found the boy on the 2300 block of fairmount street in center city later where the suspects dropped him off. >> right now we more calm and relaxed knowing everything is well now. >> thank god. >> we don't wear about material things, money, jewelry we don't worry about that. we worry about my son. >> reporter: and the family as i said owns several businesses a mattress business arc construction company and a real estate business. we're told the suspects got away their thus san dollars in cash and about $100,000 worth of jewelry. it is unclear how they got the 15 year old boy. back to you. >> all right, shawnette, thank you. turning now to your weather authority. a heat advisory is in effect across the region. a live look right now at old city. the excessive heat and humidity making it feel even hotter than it really is out there tonight. chief meteorologist scott williams is live in front of our studios. it's a scorcher but the good news cool down is on the way right, jot. >> we are looking at some cooler conditions by this time tomorrow. but also some rainfall. but it was a different story. earlier this afternoon take a lock at folks out and about in center city. of course, we had that heat advisory that's still in effect until 7:00 o'clock tonight. so loose fitting light colored clothing. that certainly is what people were dressed in and staying hydrated at well. let's talk about the high temperature for today. 94 degrees. that's where we topped out. 10 degrees above average but look at the feels like temperature. how your body reacts. how you should dress. it feels like 100 degrees right now in dover. it feels like 97 in millville. 95 what it feels like in wilmington so, yes, we still have that heat advisory in effect until 7:00 o'clock tonight for feels like temperatures in the upper 90s. but coming up tonight, you can see, areas highlighted in yellow, the potential is there for some strong winds, some quarter sized hail and heavy rainfall. you can see all of that mess impacting sections of the great lakes. when i come indoors, i'll have the timing of those showers and thunderstorms, plus when to expect some cooler temperatures with that seven day forecast. >> all right. scott, thank you. speaking of the heat the heat sending students home early from philadelphia schools. the district dismissing students at 12:15 this afternoon as temperatures soared into the 90s. took off looking for -- people took off looking for place to keep cool. the early did he say missile caught some parents off guard. >> we had to rush out to pick up our children. so it was a surprise. we weren't expecting it. but not all the schools have air-conditioning. >> tomorrow is the last day of school for students and as scott said it should stay in the 80s tomorrow. and new developments to note in a story you saw first on fox involving the so-called knock-out game. a teenager wanted for punching a man in the face turns himself in to police. 18 year old trent epps from upper darby is facing several charges tonight. and they include simple assault, terroristic threats, recklessly endangering another person and harrah's many much the victim was 58 year old man who was sitting in his favorite spot at the aronimink trolley stop in drexel hill when it happen. video of the smack was posted on facebook. police say after the video was shown on television, they got nearly two dozen phone calls helping to identify the teenag teenager. epps is being held on $100,000 cash bail. >> president obama meets with top leaders today to figure out what the united states should do with that growing problem in iraq. iraqi military forces have been fighting back against isis. that's group of islamist militants who are attempting to take over baghdad. president obama says combat troops will not be sent back to iraq and there are no plans for any air strikes. 275 soldiers have been sent to help protect u.s. embassy in baghdad. tensions in the middle boil, new jersey national guards men prepare to head to that region. >> that's right. 462 members of the first batallion 114th infantry will deploy to qatar in the persian gulf. bruce gordon was at the joint base mcguire dix lakehurst for today's emotional goodbye. >> reporter: they are the definition of citizen soldiers. they live in your neighbor. they work at your business. and then one day when called upon, they pick up a weapon and head off to war. the families they leave behind are left to cope. kelly cozy has a year and a half old daughter, a second child due in september. and a husband heading off to qatar. >> it's hard. it's definitely hard but i know he's been trained well and i know he's confident in himself and i'm confident in the people he's going with. so i know he'll be fine. >> reporter: the pride among family members is obvious but mixed with it uncertainty. the middle east is dangerous place and these are dangerous times. jeanette curry is saying goodbye to her nephew on this day. >> i'm glad for him right now. >> reporter: a little nervous. >> little bit because i have a son that's going right behind him. yes, a little nervous. >> reporter: john, has two sons in the 114th. they are 25 and 23. >> the only thing i can do is just give my best and hope they come home safe, one piece. >> reporter: military officials praised family members for their support and guardsmen for their courage and selflessness. this is after all voluntary service. >> these brave soldiers stand ready to leave the comforts of their home to defend the nation and tensions abroad and bring people of the world hope and prosperity. >> 114th, strike hard. >> when the ceremony was over it was time for a final hand shake, a final hug, a few final photos. citizen soldiers like jeremy morgan saying goodbye to the people for whom they make this great sacrifice. >> basically i'm leaving the kids but i'm doing something to help out the country so i'm happy to do that, but still kind of hard leaving the little ones. >> reporter: it was hot and humid out on dough boy field for this deployment ceremony. certainly nothing these men and women won't be dealing with in the coming weeks and months. the 114th heads to fort bliss texas on thursday for a final month of training and preparation. then on to qatar where they'll handle command and control duties and security and checkpoints. with any kind of luck at all they'll return home all of them safe and sound in about a year. in wrightstown, new jersey, bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >> police in delaware arrest two men for burglaries and firearm thefts throughout kent county. police say daniel everett and robert write tried to steal jewelry they stole at local pawn shops. police found the men had over dozen firearms that were reported stolen over the last month. they are charged with numerous counts of theft and criminal mischief. a dramatic step today from philadelphia's diss track attorney regarding the controversy surrounding a decision to shut down a corruption sting of local politicians. jeff cole is working this story and joins us nouse with the details. jeff. >> reporter: dawn, this is the case that exploded in bold headlines in march. attorney general kathleen cane filled killed a probe of city politicians. now the philly da seth williams has the case and he's taking it to a grand jury. william says, he'll bring the evidence including hundreds of hours of recordings to 36 philadelphians sitting in grand jury to get to the truth. attorney general kane says she shut down the probe in part because it was racially tainted. williams pressed her to give him the case now a grand jury will take look. >> this isn't going to be out there floating. the public needs to know that something is going to be done. the attorney general had no comment today. da williams hinted the probe could in snare more politicians and he said he's heard some of those undercover recordings and he claims they're convincing. folks? >> all right, thank you, jeff. a former member of the dover city council is the city's new mayor. robin christiansen won a five way special election tuesday to serve the final year of the former mayor carlton carey's term. the term ends next may. carey stepped down as mayor in april saying he wanted to spend more time with his family. christiansen will be sworn in next wednesday. >> over 30,000 bees have found a new home at the valley forge interchange on the pennsylvania turnpike. check them out. they're overhead light fixtures above two lanes of traffic. the lanes have been turned into e-z pass lanes for everyone's safety an bee expert has been called to take look. that explains how he plans to get rid of them. >> our goal up there is to try and get the queen, you know, from the swarm into a hi body. once we get it into a hi and seal the hi up we leave the entrance open. most the other bees will start smelling the queen and start flying into the box. you'll get swarms on airplanes from time to time. this is the first one i've had on toll plaza. the bees will go to work making honey for the philadelphia bee company. >> a local elderly man behind bars tonight charged with in connection with over 200,000 murders. >> what happened in his past that could keep him in jail for the rest of his life. and future athletes taking center stage at the 2014 special olympics. the program offered for kids too young to officially compete. howard. >> it may have been hot in atlanta but that didn't hurt the phillies today against the braves and there was something a lot different this year at eagles training camp. lesean mccoy will explain coming up in sports. >> hot and humid for now, but coming up, the timing of a line of showers and thunderstorms. that will put an end to this heat. >> and coming up tonight at 10, a local family says their loved one's eyes, brain and other organs were taken during an autopsy at a local hospital. they claim doctors didn't have permission to do it and they're furious. fox 29 investigators tonight at 10:00. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> 89 year old northeast philadelphia man is being held in federal prison tonight without bail awaiting extradition to germany. he's facing charges alleging that he helped murder over 200,000 jews during world war ii. the family of johann hans brayer left court without comment today after a judge ordered an extradition hearing for augus august 21st. prosecutors in germany charge that brayer then 18 years old was a member of the head ba i don't believe tan at auschwitz concentration back in 1944 when 216,000 jews were put to death. he was arrested at his home in the northeast on tuesday night. >> there was a heightened execution jewish deport tees brought to the camp from hungary from czechoslovkia and germany. most of them were women, children, people with illness. >> you never know who you living by. you just really never know. >> he deserves to go back and get whatever punishment is done to him. >> breyer's attorney tends to fight the extradition treat with germany claiming it's a violation of international law. he's being held at the federal detention center in center city philadelphia. >> philadelphia' largest newspaper is now have won i wasn't owner. a deal was finalized today giving ownership of the philadelphia inquirer, the philadelphia daily news and philly.com to philanthropist jerry lend fest this after the family of his late partner lewis katz sold its stake. lend fest and katz bought the newspaper last month but katz died in plain crash just days later. the 2014 special olympics usa games are underway in new jersey and today there was a special program for the kids who are too young to officially compete. fox's matt king was there as they got to check out some of the events to see if they'd like to be a future special olympic athlete. >> reporter: picture amy clark because it feels nice to have the wind in her hair, cheering crowd at her back and ultimately a medal around her neck but she also brought her talents to this new jersey track on this scorching hot race day with another goal in mind. >> ice cream. >> reporter: smart kid this amy. >> it makes me run faster. >> reporter: running in her first ever special olympics future stars race, amy attended the event with her nine year old brother hayden and her support team. >> he's funny. he's talented. he doesn't let me in his bedro bedroom. >> i like to work on projects in my bedroom report 512 future stars run and kick soccer balls and ride pedal list bikes throughout the week. lessons taught on fields and courts and not in classroom. >> this first ever young athletes festival gives athletes like amy a chance to hone their skills and build their independence before moving on to the special olympics usa games. how did that sound? >> yes. >> reporter: yes. good enough. >> i think she did really, rea really well in the race. >> reporter: in a couple of years perhaps amy can compete here if a special olympics like flag football but for this day she ran her race and earned her medal leaving team amy with just one or maybe two scoops left to battle. >> min chocolate chip. in lawrenceville, new jersey, i'm matt king, fox news. >> we'll be there for all the action at this year's special owe limb puck usa games. you can keep track of all of it as well by heading to our website myfoxphilly.com. we've set up a link for you on our home page. >> perfect day for it today. turning back to your fox 29 weather authority. here's a live look at camel beach mountain water park in the pocono mountains. a great way to beat the worst heat we felt so far this year. doesn't that look inviting. chief meteorologist scott williams looking at how long things will stay this hot. it is steamy out there, scott. a lot of pools are busy across the area. it's the hottest day of the ye year. 94 degrees is the high temperature for today. 10 degrees above average. yesterday's high was 93 dress. so right now, we're at 93 in philadelphia. as well as atlantic city. we have low 90s in wilmington and dover. but you have to factor in that humidity. how your body reacts, how you should actually dress. we still have that heat advisory in effect for the heart of the i-95 corridor for feels like temperatures approaching the upper 90s. right now it feels like 97 degrees in millville as well as wildwood. it feels like 100 degrees right now in dover. look at reading. it currently feels like the low 90s. so if you're outdoors drink a lot of water. stay hydrated. hot and humid by 7:00 low 99s. 86 degrees by 9:00 o'clock. staying warm as we move into the overnight, the concern will be for some strong to potentially severe thunderstorms. you can see those counties highlighted in yellow north and west of the philadelphia area. we could see some strong winds, the potential for some quarter sized hail as well as heavy downpours. here's the cluster of showers and thunderstorms right now impacting sections of the great lakes. we'll continue to monitor this line of showers and storms late tonight and early tomorrow morning. you can see it should be approaching the philadelphia area close to 3:00 o'clock in the morning. so as we roll the clock by midnight, you can see some of those showers and storms moving toward the lehigh valley as well as the poconos. by 5:00 a.m., we're looking at some scattered showers and thunderstorms across our area. so early tomorrow morning for the early morning commute we could be dodge something showers and downpours. a little bit of a break and then as we move into tomorrow afternoon and evening, you can see here's the clock at 1:00 watching around the i-95 corridor for some heavy rainfa rainfall. so we could see up to an inch of rain tomorrow as this system moves through drying us out as we move into your thursday evening and especially friday looking pretty good. the heat advisory until 7:00. stay hydrated. overnight those scattered showers and thunderstorms and then for thursday, morning showers and thunderstorms. then again during the afternoon and evening time frame. half an inch to an inch of rain. temperatures tonight, pretty steamy. 70 in the suburbs. 74 in the city. 85 degrees will be the high temperature for tomorrow with a couple of rounds of showers and storms. we'll give tomorrow a six. as we look at that seven day forecast, beautiful conditions for friday. drier, low humidity. seasonable. the first half of the weekend right now looks a little unsettled. it looks like things are improving now for sunday. and then early next week we are looking at temperatures comfortable in the low 80s. >> all right. >> sounds good. >> all right. thanks, scott. >> by the way i like your tie today. thank you. yours, too. (laughter). >> you guys are all in purple. all three of you. >> we exchanged e-mails. >> phillies look dead aft this weekend that all changed in at land to this week. and i need lesean mccoy to tell me why he came out in sweat pants today with the temps in the 90's. ♪ >> the phillies did something today that you would think would be hard to do after what happened last weekend against the cubs but the phillies cep the heat on the braves in the final game of the three-game series. like that little cliche there. series sweep. let's go to hotlanta. it was hot there. how about high 80s, boy, those phillies fans are having fun. phanatic doll there. did you see the phanatic doll? the phillies actually had two to nothing lead in the first inning. bottom of the first against roberto hernandez. 21 homerun. scored four in the bottom half. the braves did. the phillies come back in the second. they had six straight hits. that was with two outs. chase utley knocks in run. that makes it four-three. ryan howard whose begun on fire ever since he worked in the batting cage with mike schmidt on sunday hits a double. he has an rbi. the top of that lineup really did have some rbis. and marlon byrd chipped in. now, you don't have to hit them far. you just have to hit them soft enough sometimes. the base hit, the run. phillies scored five in the inning. led seven-four. marlon byrd kind of capped it off with a score nine-five. a massive homerun. the phillies win 10-five and they sweep the atlanta braves. it was even hotter here in philadelphia. when you take part in chip kelly practice the players just don't stop. what's 99 plus degree heat to a chip kelly team? and you wouldn't know looking at lesean mccoy. how about the eagles running back being the only player that came out in sweat pants. 94 degrees, didn't matter to mccoy. he actually said it's a mental thing and he thinks he has his best practice. but there is a difference this year. there doesn't seem to be any drama. any controversy. that is a change. >> we like it in philadelphia. quarterback controversies. we like all that type of stuff, man. so it's a little different this -- going no this camp. >> nice and quiet. >> is that a good thing? >> i think so. gives us more time to focus. last couple of years we had so much attention on this team for all the wrong reasons. >> we'll have to create a little controversy. >> how about that? >> be careful what you ask for. >> that's right. 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QatarGermanyCenter-cityTexasUnited-statesPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaDelawareDrexel-hillDoverLawrencevilleNew-jersey at the top of the hour, but now, forming their own time in lockdown. this is for families and businesses and what —— front line workers as they try to beat the pandemic in the first part of wales in lockdown. strict restrictions have been put across people to beat covid—19. among the measures, people must be at home. good morning. iam good morning. i am amy clark and i am 25 and i am currently in isolation. i am classed as one of the high risk people to covid—i9 and probably would not survive it. i am a palliative care patient and i have beenin a palliative care patient and i have been in it since i was ten. my condition is known as the multisystem disease, which is a really fa ncy multisystem disease, which is a really fancy way of saying that nothing in my body works and how it should. we have no idea why. nothing in my body works and how it should. we have no idea whylj nothing in my body works and how it should. we have no idea why. i am steve and i am her dad. i am should. we have no idea why. i am steve and i am her dad. lam in isolation at the moment because i have rheumatoid —— rheumatoid arthritis which puts me in the vulnerable group. i am her mum and i am in isolation because i have multiple autoimmune conditions, sol have biological therapy which i am i'iow have biological therapy which i am now having to learn to do at home. that is me. and my babies. now having to learn to do at home. that is me. and my babieslj now having to learn to do at home. that is me. and my babies. i am emma andi that is me. and my babies. i am emma and i am steve's sister. i am part of this family. i have got very vulnerable mental health issues. i am just going with the flow.|j vulnerable mental health issues. i am just going with the flow. i hope --. they are all getting used to the new normal. people are getting on to be because i'm trying to get them on a schedule of activities, which has been semi—successful. isolation dances, that is our playlist! we have begin yoga and playing with the dogs and doing art and just making the best out of a very bad and a scary situation. emma has gone to sleep on the floor and i am doing yoga! hi! look at all the bags! this is the most exciting part of the day. absolutely. have fun! we love you! by! surprise! we are set up yearfor you! by! surprise! we are set up year for a few days. just so eve ryo ne year for a few days. just so everyone knows, we did not panic by this. we always have things stashed up this. we always have things stashed up because we this. we always have things stashed up because we are this. we always have things stashed up because we are chronically ill. we can avoid the apocalypse, we have got cheese. are you going to stop shouting as before rushing cheese? no! with life limiting illnesses, they are all too aware of the risks. in ourfamily we they are all too aware of the risks. in our family we talk about death and dying people talk about roast dinners because it has been a part of my life for as long as i can remember. we do not know any different. i got out the fridge ready! long term that means they cannot risk travelling to hospital for treatment today a nurse is face time on caroline for instructions on how to inject herself. make certain it has gone in. absolutely! i want all my drug, 0k? it has gone in. absolutely! i want all my drug, ok? i am going to flash my pants now. it is ok, i am blocking friends. yay! you are a start. i have done it. all, no, he has posited! on deposit and then i can see you! what! --? you pause the video so i can't see you!|j can see you! what! --? you pause the video so i can't see you! i can't hear you! it is looking more and more like, at least for vulnerable people, like me and my mum and dad to our high risk, will not be able to our high risk, will not be able to leave isolation until there is an effective vaccine, so we are in it for the long run. you will be stuck with me making these videos. letters are being sent to over 70,000 of the most vulnerable people in the country to stay indoors for 12 to 16 weeks. they have been warned not to leave home at all.|j belong to the older sector of society and the town need to go on the nhs websites. thousands and thousands of people of my age have not got computers. we are not computer literate and this is so frustrating! what is lockdown like if you are not tech savvy? hi! how are you doing? chris can't risk going to his pa rents chris can't risk going to his parents home because they are too vulnerable. 95 and 89, this could affect me very big and that is why we isolated straightaway. i am slightly afraid with my asthma because i get near anyone, it is going to kill me, i know it well. without gadget or social media to help, dave is battling through with his wife, diane. can you remember anything like this before? no, never. when the war was on, we could get out and we could see people and talk. this is completely alien. it is very different. but nevertheless it isa is very different. but nevertheless it is a war against nature. what do you worry about with your health?” try not to worry about anything! i worry about people i love more than anything. i'd be ok? what are you doing? that is my constant concern. they put a circle of green card on the window, that means they are ok. if they have a problem they have got a red one that they can stick up on the window. it does play on your mind. you think about all the reports of people getting ill, you are not going to be going to the hospital with them with a bag of grapes. don't go —— don't go too new the window. i can go through the window. we love you, you know that? my dad get emotional about it. we try not to say goodbye when we go, we see that will see each other later. what a marvellous day it is. you look like tom cruise! you look like tom cruise, the film stars.” have had not this much attention for some time! families across wales have had to make tough decisions. this house is going into lockdown from tomorrow. i am moving out because she is so isolating you with the kids and it might up —— be isolating you with the kids and it __ up isolating you with the kids and it might up —— be up to 12 weeks or longer. ross and his wife leanne run the local pharmacy. their son, mason, as type one diabetes and is vulnerable to infection.” mason, as type one diabetes and is vulnerable to infection. i children told it was like health and safety is paramount, especially mason, he seems to contract anything. ross is moving to a friend was my case while the family south isolates. this is where i have been sent to live now. about 400 yards from my own house. now i am the man of this house. last night was horrendous, to be honest, because we never experience being without ross. it hit home how some could easily happen and this would be our lives without him. we really, really, really hope that ross stays safe. ross is here! there he is! they still try to have dinner together, even if it is online. their son rohan, at cardiff university, joins in. it sounds like something from a dystopian movie, it is so surreal, but hopefully all of this will blow over as soon as possible and we can be reunited and ican see possible and we can be reunited and i can see the dog. all that matters isi i can see the dog. all that matters is i get to see the dog, really. by! the welsh first minister has warned that april will be a difficult month for everyone in wales, as the death toll continues to rise. in newport, beauty business jana has to move out of the home she shares with her pa rents of the home she shares with her parents because the home she shares with her parents because they are self isolating. i am still living with my mum and dad, they are over 70, people have underlying health problems, nothing serious, with the coronavirus you just don't know what is going to happen. i know i am trapped in this shop by myself but my parents's trapped in this shop by myself but my pa rents's safety comes trapped in this shop by myself but my parents's safety comes first. i will take you over to my shop. it is usually quite busy. at the moment i have moved in here and i have converted one of the beauty rooms u psta i rs converted one of the beauty rooms upstairs into a badgerfor myself. this is going to be my home, i have a stash of food. i have got a microwave and a cattle. it is going to be fine. the last few days have been quite scary because this whole covid—i9 situation... last week, i make a decision to send all my staff home. spring is one of the busiest times, but 17 brides have cancelled their weddings and has left thousands of pounds out of pocket.” have lost a lot of money already. i am quite worried about how i'm going to afford wages for this month. but it is fine. everyone is in the same boat. backin back in swansea, palliative patient amy is not about to lose out on a weekly catch up with her friend. amy is not about to lose out on a weekly catch up with her friendm is weird times, to be fair.” weekly catch up with her friendm is weird times, to be fair. i am doing all right because i have accepted in my head that this is how it has got to be for however long, soi it has got to be for however long, so i have just it has got to be for however long, so i havejust got it has got to be for however long, so i have just got to it has got to be for however long, so i havejust got to make it has got to be for however long, so i have just got to make the best of it. and lockdown does not mean she can not have her dance class, evenif she can not have her dance class, even if they are 30 miles apart. this is -- even if they are 30 miles apart. this is —— stop. even if they are 30 miles apart. this is -- stop. this is lucy, she usually does dance class with me, so we are doing facetime dance class in the living room. right, ready? that is more like it, ladies! and pose! you've got to get the legs involved! does anyone want a break before we do the next one? i think it has helped having my aunty with us, because it does make a difference. we do not have been through is, but having that other person... does that make sense? essays me getting depressed. —— it saves me getting depressed. —— it saves me getting depressed. ijust think that i want to do something for the hell of it. lam going to do something for the hell of it. i am going to learn the lyrics to the wrap house of paine. pack it up, pack it in, let it begin! it is going to be seriously hilarious. the social distancing change to lockdown, transport companies began suffering as well. quite a start to the rose this morning as more of you are expected to work from home. the travel advice for the uk government is to stay at home and not make any journey by road or public transport are less for food, health reasons are less for food, health reasons are essential work. do check travel advice before you set off this morning. last day of school is on the shutdown. part—time drivers here only school run. bus company boss, phil, is struggling to keep the family business open. we intend to keep on running as long as we possibly can. what we are doing in desperation, taking a quantity of data, so suck it, squeezing out —— all, put it into the bag, and that is our driver's ppe for tomorrow. here isjohnny. is our driver's ppe for tomorrow. here is johnny. are you busy? not really. phil wants to help others during the crisis. from today, every nhs worker jumping on during the crisis. from today, every nhs workerjumping on our buses will go free of charge. but before lockdown, despite warnings, some people were determined to travel. health officials are warning that people who ignore social distancing advice that they risk causing the coronavirus to spread even more widely. while i was indoors browsing social media, i came across a post on how people elude the police to get to tear gas to their second homes. really? why would someone go to break the curfew? we are in lockdown. this man and his family's have been feeding the people of the people are taboo for decades. here we are on monday. how to marital meeting and we have decided that we have to close. it is a hard decision, business—wise it is crazy, but it has to happen. it is a pandemic. people are travelling here without regard for the locals in the area. we are also bringing people to pembrokeshire, but not at this time. in parts of the north wales, m essa g es we re in parts of the north wales, messages were not getting through. after seeing the people passing our roads over the weekend in convertibles, in motorbikes and gangs, pushbikes, people werejust using the not going to work are not going to school as the extension to their holiday and it was wrong. i am 41 their holiday and it was wrong. i am 4i yea rs old their holiday and it was wrong. i am 41 years old and i am a farmer and i am in north wales and my wife lives with me, we have two children, we have a lot going on. thumbs up! this father is a key worker, supplying supermarkets with eggs. he is trying to keep his family eggs. he is trying to keep his fa m ily safe eggs. he is trying to keep his family safe and business going at the busiest time of year. emma and myself decided not to put them in school, even though the it workers. but this creates other problems. —— we are but this creates other problems. —— we a re key but this creates other problems. —— we are key workers. it is a busy time of year with loving, so i take there with me because i have got to check the sheep. but these interloper, there is bad news.” just had a text saying that the price of lamb has dropped by 72p per kilo. it has just wiped nearly £10,000 of my income with that i had left to sell. that is a great worry, because lamb prices were really high before covid—19. backin back in newport with the news that all weddings are counting for the foreseeable future, jenna is struggling. i do not know what to do. i want to pay my staff because they are so good. but ijust... i have no money. i have got nothing. sorry. look at the state of being. i ama sorry. look at the state of being. i am a really ugly cry. oh, god, the state of me. phone rings i want everyone to see the reality of the situation. i have never cried in front of a camera before. my brides, everyone is counselling, which is fine, because they can't stomach i am scared to carry on anyway. thus i am scared to carry on anyway. thus i am scared to carry on anyway. i am going to have to try and answer people. i have got to stay level—headed with it all. sorry for having a meltdown. i have calmed down a bit now. i have calmed down a bit, it is going to be fine, wejust calmed down a bit, it is going to be fine, we just have to stay positive and stop crying. i am going to have and stop crying. i am going to have a hot chocolate and some food. jenna has just found out she can freeze the mortgage on her shop for three months. it is a huge relief.” decided to do this instead. i have got it in a nice, big glass. four minutes to get your coat on, boys and girls! we are heading out to know. we are three minutes early. cheers and claps people have joined in with people across the uk to clap for nhs staff. they gave a great round of applause from their gardens, balconies and windows earlier this evening. sheep baa here, ross has been inundated with customers. the shop has been a mental week, a mental fortnight. customers. the shop has been a mentalweek, a mentalfortnight. i had one here for 25 years. after work, ross brings a surprise to his family. but he cannot come in. put them down! get back! are missing the kids and missing leanne. and missing them terribly. i'm going to go and try and get some rest, ready for tomorrow's onslaught.” try and get some rest, ready for tomorrow's onslaught. i really miss you. i hope the coronavirus goes away. good night. mason takes to social media to get his message across. i really hope this is augur soon so across. i really hope this is augur soon so he can across. i really hope this is augur soon so he can come across. i really hope this is augur soon so he can come home to us. all i ask is that people listen to the important health advice. to save lives, lockdown has become a way of life for all others. —— for all of us. singing amy and her family are determined to stay upbeat. always load on the bright side of life! —— look on. they whistle goodbye to you all and stay safe and i love you. hello. there has been a fair bit of cloud across the uk today, particularly in scotland and northern ireland, also showers. over the next few days we have more cloud but it is going to be warming up. these south—westerly winds are drying up warmerairfrom these south—westerly winds are drying up warmer airfrom the southern climates but quite often it is also very moist and that means outbreaks of rain. this cloudy area is out in the atlantic and clipping the north—west of the uk. to the south, it is generally dry and bright. fine into the day, a clear night for eastern and southern areas, but we do it all over again tomorrow. more cloud in the north—west, it looks like it will be down in belfast and glasgow. the rain could be heavy in the western isles of scotland. temperatures will be rising the further south and east you are, we are further away from the wider system up here, so temperatures will be approaching 20 degrees in london. possibly 16 degrees in london. possibly 16 degrees in london. possibly 16 degrees in newcastle. sunday will be quite warm on the site of the country with this south—westerly current of air, but on the boundary between the cooler air on the north atla ntic between the cooler air on the north atlantic there is always a weather front, so on the western fringes again of northern ireland and scotla nd again of northern ireland and scotland and the north, there will be some rain. but in the south, closer to the warmer current of air, the temperatures keep on rising, so by monday it is easily widely it the low 20s across the south—east, added to yorkshire. high pressure is responsible for the settled weather into next week across the site of the uk, we have got weather front present in the north. scotland and northern ireland will be cloudy with outbreaks of rain early in the week. in the south, temperatures will rise again and we could be talking about again and we could be talking about a26or again and we could be talking about a26 or27 again and we could be talking about a 26 or 27 degrees. these arejuly and august tablatu res. a 26 or 27 degrees. these arejuly and august tablatures. it is really going to feel like the middle of summer. going to feel like the middle of summer. you can going to feel like the middle of summer. you can see how going to feel like the middle of summer. you can see how beautiful the weather is in london. a bit more cloudy in the north. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the children's commissioner for england calls for teaching unions and the government to ‘stop squabbling' over plans for primary school pupils to return to the classroom. ifear i fear that actually the best interests of children, which is what we are all meant to be looking out within this debate, are being overlooked. despite looser travel restrictions in england — a warning to day—trippers not to visit rural and coastal areas this weekend amid fears the number of infections could rise as one of the strictest coronavirus lockdowns begins to ease, people in italy will be able to travel both internally,
NewportUnited-kingdomGlasgowGlasgow-cityItalyBelfastIrelandNorthern-irelandCraigavonLondonCity-ofScotland $36,000 to go to a university. >> by the way, and by the way. >> that's a fake school. they got to take a picture with a cardboard cutout of donald trump. >> no, no. >> you know where trump would be right now? selling watches is manhattan. you lied about the polish workers. >> yeah, yeah. 38 years ago. >> lied 38 years ago. i guess there's a statute of limitations on lies. >> what is your plan on health care? >> every night five things. win, win, win, he's winning in the polls. >> senator rubio, please, please stop. >> every night. same thing. >> a debate like no other. rubio came out fighting fierce and ready to take on donald trump and the last throwdown before super tuesday, today, rubio back on the attack after unleashing round after round of stinging one-liners. >> we're on the verge of having someone take over the conservative movement in the republican party who's a con artist. out there telling people he's fighting -- his target audience is working americans who have struggled the last few years in this economy, but he's spent a career sticking it to working americans. >> big question now will rubio's new strategy slow trump's momentum or is it too late? sunlen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. felt at times like we were watching a cage match there. donald trump really caught in the cross hairs taking fire from marco rubio and ted cruz. the big question, how will all of this fire impact the race just four days to super tuesday. an all-out war of insults and put dourn putdowns breaking out in the final debate before super tuesday. >> the only person on the stage fine ford hiring people to work on your projects illegally. hired workers from poland. >> the only one on the stage that's hired people. you haven't hired anybody. >> reporter: marco rubio and ted cruz worried about donald trump's trifecta of wins in the last three republican contests. unleashing an onslaught of attacks against the front-runner, from illegal immigration -- >> when i was leading the fight against the gang of eight amnesty bill, where was donald? he was firing dennis rodman on "celebrity apprentice." >> if he builds the wall the way he built trump tower he'll be using illegal imgrant labor to do it. >> the second thing about the trade war i don't understand. your ties you wear and suits are made in mexico. >> devalue currencies to such an ex-thaent our businesses cannot compete with them. our workers lose think jobs. >> i don't know anything about bankrupting four company. you bankrupted four company. >> lied about the polish workers. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. 38 years ago. >> let senator rubio. >> i guess there's a statute of limitations on lies. >> competition. so many different plans. >> now he's repeating himself. >> i'm not repeat -- no, no, no. i watched him repeat himself five times four weeks ago. >> i saw you repeat your five times five seconds ago. >> i watched -- i watched him -- melt down on the stage like i've never seen anybody. >> let's stay focused on the subject. >> like he just got out of a swimming pool. >> five things every night. everyone's dumb. >> senator rubio. >> win, win, win. >> senator rubio, please, please stot. >> and every night. same thing. >> reporter: and hillary clinton -- >> first of all -- >> mr. trump. >> talking about the polls, i'm beating him awfully badly in the poll. >> but you're not beating hillary, you're not beating hillary. >> hey, if i can't beat her, you're really going to guess killed. aren't you? so let me ask you this, because you're really getting beaten badly. i know you're embarrassed, i know you're embarrassed. swing for the fences. >> reporter: trump lashing out at both freshmen senators at the saum time. >> you are all talk, no action. what i've seen up here, i mean, first of all, this guy's a choke artist and this guy's a liar. you have a combination of factors, he can't do it for the obvious reason and he can't do it because he doesn't know how to tell the truth. i know politicians, believe it or not, better than you do, and it's not good. >> oh, no. i believe you know politicians much better than i do because for 40 years you've been funding liberal democratic politicians and by the way. >> i funded you. i funded him. >> the reason -- >> you're welcome to have the check back. be clear. >> donald, relax. >> go ahead. i'm relaxed. you're the basket case. go ahead. don't get nervous. >> reporter: now, after all of that, donald trump already on twitter this morning mocking marco rubio's performance last night saying in a tweet, "lightweight marco rubio was working hard last night. the problem is, he is a choker and once a choker always a choker, mr. meltdown." carol, such an interesting, fascinating dynamic, this new rivalry between donald trump and marco rubio. we'll see how it plays out on the campaign trail. >> one way to describe it. live from houston this morning. thank you. hey, it took ten debates. the republicans who would be president finally trained their attacks on the front-runner donald trump, and even mr. trump admitted it was one tough night tweeting, "all the online polls had me winning the debate. i really enjoyed the evening. not easy, but good." marco rubio threw the most punches and dominated the post-clash headlines. "l.a. times" declaring he was ready to fight and marco rubio ate his wheaties. huffington post, rubio unloads on donald trump in his best debate yet. slate says, marco rubio finally learned how to attack donald trump. let's talk about that with john avalon, editor and chief of "the daily beast" and a cnn political analyst, and also a cnn political analyst and a former chief of staff for the republican national committee. i know what you were thinking, john avalon. where's "the daily beast" headline? >> tell you what it was, marco the robot turns into the term terminator. marco rubio came ready to fight. not a president's debate in any traditional sense. this was a brawl. he decided to take the fight to donald trump for the first time, really. he was sarcastic, smart, lacerating and had the donald on defense which is hard to do. big night for marco. >> in watches this debate, errol, like no debate i've ever seen and i've been voting since reagan. >> so have i. something important needed to happen. you've gotten e-mail, i get it all the time from people saying, why are you letting trump get away with this and that and this a and that? and what of what he said has been in public knowledge for years. polish workers, undocumented workers, stiffed people, left people jobless. but it's not our job to do that. we put the information out there. it's up to the candidates to turn that into a politically relevant fact. what marco rubio did. it wasn't pretty. donald trump can't blame anybody for the rowdy tone, the tone he established early on. this is information that has been known and public but really needed to become relevant. that's what marco rubio did. >> talk about the tone of the debate last night. lindsey graham did not mince words at the washington press club. this is how he describes his own party, the republican party, while lamenting a hillary clinton win. listen. >> you've come a long way in 72 years. 72 years ago a woman could not be part of the american experience. if you don't vote, that's coming back in 2017. if i were you, i would vote. look how far you've come? the most dishonest person in america is a woman. who's about to be president. how could that be? my party is going [ bleep ] crazy. >> okay. so -- we can probably figure out what lindsey graham said, mike. i'm just looking at the expression on your face. so -- i guess i ask you, lindsey graham is saying this, the tone of the debate last night ultimately is that damaging to the republican brand? >> well, look, first of all, think about this. before reince priebus and the rnc took control of the debates we would have been on our 23rd debate last night going on the last election, it was the 10th debate. whatever we do or don't like and how much people are repeating themselves, imagine if on 23? the first thing. look, this is a president of the united states. of course they're going after each other. talking about what marco did last night, it's pretty important to keep in mind what he was really trying to do. trying to land punches on donald trump but also trying to signal to all voters he's the donald trump alternative, and you're not going to do that unless you really go after somebody. so, of course, you're going to have a real punchup on the debate stage and they'll go back and forth. marco did that, by the way. now established as the person that's going after donald trump. the only way to do that, this isn't bean bag, as they say. this is politics, they're going after each other. >> so has it come down, john, to a two-man race? are all the others out of the picture? >> i don't know you could say a two-man race, because ted cruz is still up in texas. a big prize on super tuesday coming up and marco rubio still has yet to be in the lead in any of those key states. he's got to make up a lot of ground. one reason he came out of the gates fighting. what was striking, though, i thought, ben carson gone from someone who led in the polls to a curiosity act talking about the fruit salad of life. just a surreally epically weird debate of free association. john kasich tried to put forward a very responsible policy-driven case, deserves credit for that but overwhelmed in the overall optics. >> what i thought about john kasich, wandered into the wrong party. >> he --walked into the wrong debate. the issues, policies of debate, kind of where we are right now. john kasich had talking points, has his approach. specifically is trying to be sort of the adult in the room and not get involved in that stuff, but pretty -- it was pretty much the wrong night to try that approach. >> so mike, is it time for those other two candidates, john kasich and ben carson to just call it a day? just get out of the way and let the process be the process? >> no. i mean, look, that's for them to decide. i think voters will decide it, but what marco was doing was putting himself in a place to make it easier for the voters to make that decision going into super tuesday. if marco consistently -- i don't know he has to win a lot of states or even a state. bill clinton did win a state until the sixth contest. we're asking is, is donald trump going to run away with it? maybe. or capped at 35%. one alternative, fight him. if marco keeps finishes second and what he did last night continues, his super pac is attacking donald trump. what really needs to happen for one of these candidates, turn their tv fire power on to the front-runner if they are going to take him out. it that happens voters themselves will say marco's is the alternative, we'll see it reflected in results on tuesday. >> see what happens going forward, as they say. mike shields, errol louis and john, thank you for being with us. is it true donald trump hired undocumented workers, broke the law and took jobs from americans? 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>> google says a 300% surge in severance for trump polish workers at that time. indeed people took marco rubio's advice. carol, marco rubio hitting on a new line of fire guess donald trump here. what marco rubio is painting, saying donald trump is crusading as an immigration restrictionist, yet has used the immigration system legal and illegal to the benefit of his own businesses. first trump polish workers. when he was demolishing a building to help put up trump tower before he put up trump tower, a legal case that went on for years and a court -- donald trump was fined for illegally hiring workers in that case. so that allegation is true. i don't know where marco rubio got the million dollars. it's, the court never revealed the final settlement but the million dollar part we can't verify. indeed, donald trump was fined. a court fined him for hiring illegal workers. the second part of the story. you heard how marco rubio said that donald trump uses labor in his florida maralago resort. could hard people like marco rubio's mom or dad. true. he uses legal guest workers to import foreign laber to work short times at his resort from eastern europe but can come from a lot of places. donald trump used these legal programs. some of them. h1b program, 81,000 people can do that. foreign workers who come to the u.s. h2a, agriculture workers. unlimited. h3b, would, in landscaping and hotels. donald trump's maralago used a visa program to bring in foreigners to do jobs that in some cases americans apply for but don't get because donald trump said publicly, some americans don't have the skills he needs or won't work a few months in palm beach. >> christine romans, thank you very much. very enlightening. thank you so much. any minute now we're expecting new information into the deadly shooting at a kansas manufacturing plant and learning more about a possible motive. the sheriff says cedric ford was just served with an order of protection. officials won't say who the order protected but those orders your usually filed because of some type of violence in a relationship. ford returned to work and four people were killed, 14 others injured. >> served a. a at 3:30 in the afternoon by one of my deputies. i believe that probably is the trigger, and it went from there, by 5:00, he had shot his first victim. and as it went on he ended up shooting 17. >> the first officer to arrive on the scene is being called a hero for stopping the rampage. investigators will hold a news conference in a few minutes. when that starts, of course, we'll take you back there live. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... isn't it time to let the real you shine through? 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>> devalue currencies that making it -- >> then make them in america. >> you don't know anything about business. >> make them in america. a guy that inherited $200 million. if he hadn't, you know where donald trump would be right now? >> no, no, no. >> selling watches in manhattan. >> you're wrong. i -- >> that is so. >> that is so wrong. >> the rubio campaign is running with that watch line advertising a busted trump watch for $10 on the campaign's website. jason carroll live in dallas talking to rubio supporters. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, carol. you know, i spoke to rubio, an aide before the debate. he made it very clear the main goal going into the debate was to get trump into the ring, so to speak, and land a few punches, and certainly a number of rubio supporters out here feel as though he did just that, hitting trump hard on issues you saw, immigration and the health care, hoping, carol, that's going to give them momentum going into super tuesday. certainly a number of supporters here feel as though rubio won that debate. i want to bring two of them in for you right now. we've got both doris and debbie. they are sisters, and they are both also united in their support for senator marco rubio. tell me how you feel he did last night? you told me earlier you feel as though a different, stronger marco rubio showed up last night for that debate? >> absolutely. he's been our guy for, since day one. but last night it was a perfect platform for him to really give content and put trump in his place, texas is definitely, you know, rubio republicans. and -- >> reporter: some wore argue cruz country? you say, no? >> i say no. a lot of the younger generation are onboard with rubio and he resonates with us, with all of his platforms, and like you said, his mantra about being children of the reagan revolution and ready to take the man on in leadership, i firmly believe in that. that totally took me over the top. >> reporter: get your sister in here as well. >> what do you think the way he went after trump? >> i just love the way he answered everything. >> that's it. >> so impressed. >> reporter: appreciate you both being here. carol, again, the camp hoping this is going to give him momentum going into florida where trump is leading him in a recent poll by double digit numbers. >> jason carroll reporting live. thank you. live to wichita, kansas, now. authorities holding a press conference on that terrible shooting an excel industries where a gunman with a rifle opened fire killing three people and wounding 14. let's listen. >> -- on the map, how this kind of unfolded yesterday afternoon. around 5:00, 911 took a call of a shooting victim located here. this will be the first one, which is at about meridian and 12th, in that area. a man driving with his two children was shot. he got shot in the shoulder. a second car coming this way was also shot at. she did not get hit. a miracle. it just missed her. went through the windshield. officers responded, newton p.d., sheriff officers responded within three minutes, working that. as they're there, another report comes in over here at number two, which is about, the old 81 and 36, close to the meridian. report is, another person is shot. what happened at this location is the shooter went head-on to the oncoming traffic. both vehicles went off into the ditch. the shooter was getting out of his car. the driver getting out of his car, and the shooter shoots that driver. the shooter then takes that victim's car. travels on up here to where excel is. once he gets to excel, he goes to the northeast section of the building, exits, and shoots an individual who was in the parking lot. he then enters the doors at the northeast corner of the building and goes inside. a sheriff's deputy pulls up in the parking lot and reports that he is being fired upon. the deputy was not hurt. the shooter then goes into the building, and at that point shoots 14 more people. 3 of those were fatalities. a hesston police officer, the response, goes in to where the shooting is occurring and meets the shooter towards the front office area of excel. they exchange fire. the hesston police officer shoots and kills, and this is his name, cedric larry keith ford, 38-year-old man. cedric was armed with an assault rifle, and automatic pistol. mr. ford, who was residing in newton, kansas, had been served pfa, that's a protection order, at 3:30 that afternoon. 3:30, he gets served. 5:00, we have the first shooting. currently we have 14 people in various hospitals, newton medical center, wesley and saint francis. those conditions range from stable to critical, and one going into surgery as we speak. involved in this operation is a number of agencies. kbi currently is doing the crime scene investigation. of excel. fbi is here doing numerous interviews. atf is here. atf is here to help us with the guns and weapons. again, this is a tragic event for the city of heston and harvey county. we're going to get through this. we're going to do it right. we're going to make sure this investigation is concluded. we have jobs to do. people have been tasked to do their jobs. they're going to do their jobs and then we'll take care of ourselves later. with that -- >> i'm paul mullet, ceo of excel, i have a statement and have copies for everyone. excel is deeply saddened by the horrific event that occurred yesterday. our hearts go out to our employees and their families who are enduring this tragedy. our first priority has been and will remain the safety and wellness of our employees. we are fully cooperating with the law enforcement agencies and the red cross. our internal teams are fulling engaged in crisis management. we are thankful for all of the support we are receiving during this very difficult situation. thank you for your concern. that's all i have at this time. >> notification has been made for all of those that have been deceased. those names will be released later when i get the final coroner's report. that could be the end of today or first of tomorrow. with that, i would take questions at this time. >> can you go into the protection order a little bit more? what that involved? >> protection from abuse order, they are made usually because you're in a relationship where there's been some kind of violent occurrence, and a party files those particular orders. >> and this person -- was this person, cedric, known to the police, known to the sheriffs? was he known? have a record in the past? >> cedric? >> uh-huh. >> yes. >> can you go into that? >> all i can say is, he's been in my jail a couple of times before. >> do you know how he was able to get those weapons? >> i do not. >> given that he has a criminal history? >> at this point, i don't. now, we're only about 15 hours into this investigation. there's a lot of those questions, and we want to find those answers and we hope to. >> when did -- >> served at the plant? >> she was -- he was. >> with the -- with the -- >> the protection from abuse order. >> at that point, did he leave the -- facility? >> yes. >> the person who filed the ord other work at that plant? >> no. >> can you go into detail into what was in the protection order? >> no. >> sheriff, how much ammunition did he have with him? >> i do not know. >> but he had the assault rifle and pistol. >> yes. >> we were told if emptied the assault rifle and was preparing to use the pistol. is that correct? >> i don't know at this time. >> as a result of a protection order, are weapons confiscated from an individual, or -- any other protocol other than servinged individual with -- >> no. they just get served with the order. >> was he targeting specific people at the business? >> he was not. he was randomly shooting people. >> sheriff, i know you said you were investigating how he obtained the weapons. is it your belief he had the weapons legally? was he allowed to have the weapons legally? >> atf is working on that right now. we're conducting traces of the weapons themselves. we're also doing an investigation of how he got those weapons. of course, a big part of that's going to be who purchased them, but that part of the investigation is just a few hours old and it will take more time before we have those answers, but that's what we're seek right now. >> what about the quantity of ammuniti ammunition -- >> before he shot them? do you know if he said anything to the victims before he shot them? >> i'm not aware he said a thing. >> were you aware it was ford when the first two incidents were recorded? >> no. >> so you had only a description of a car and that was it? >> correct. >> you were not aware that he was going to the excel plant? >> no. all right. we're going to step away, but you could hear this suspect, cedric ford, randomly shooting people after being issued a restraining order, in essence, because of some type of abuse within his home. you heard the sheriff say he spent time in jail before, but we don't know why. and we also don't know why a man would have guns who, you know, who was just issued a restraining order. that investigation is still ongoing. we do know that three people died, and 14 people were shot, in that incident in hesston, kansas, at excel industries. i'll be right back. you're an at&t small business expert? sure am. my staff could use your help staying in touch with customers. at&t can help you stay connected. am i seeing double? 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(vo) go national. go like a pro. senator marco rubio continued his attacks on donald trump this morning calling trump a con artist on the "today" show and other morning shows. joined by cnn political commentator and host "the ben ferguson show" ben ferguson and the women's forum sabrina schaffer. welcome to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. so, ben, this morning marco rubio's message seemed honed. i mean, he got it down to, i don't know, very succinct about it, now calling donald trump a con artist and leaving it at that mostly. effective? >> finally they're figuring out how to deal with donald trump, is the way i look at it. like, hey, the one-liner is okay. you need to define him as a candidate the way that donald trump has defined everyone else as a candidate. that's what you saw last night onstage and worked well for not only marco rubio a boost in florida but also ted cruz as well, because they finally started fighting fire with fire and started saying, hey, you come after us and call us liars, consistently, well, let's look at your record. and they also scored big points on his tax returns. so a very interesting night, not what most are used to seeing during a debate. >> and sabrina, at times trump appeared flustered, at times visibly angry. you could see his face redden, tweeting up a storm this morning, but this is the latest one we read. "lying ted cruz and lightweight choker marco rubio teamed up last night in a last-ditch effort to stop our great movement. they famed." face it, sabrina, donald trump leads -- he leads everywhere. he's going to win super tuesday, right? unless this really did work. >> look, i mean, i think it was about time that somebody tried to take down trump, but i do fear that it was too little, too late. the reality is, when you look at some of the online polls that came out after last night, "time" found 71% of viewers still thought trump came out ahead to only about 18% who thought rubio won last night. i think what people are forgetting, this is really hard for us here in washington and new york to really accept, that whether or not you like trump doesn't matter. the reality is, there are a lot of people out there who don't like washington, don't like politics as usual. they don't like anything that wreaks of the republican establishment. it doesn't really matter if he came out with great punches, and he did, no doubt, but i'm not sure it's going to be enough to get a lot of those trump voters to jump ship. >> here's the thing, though -- >> i think the mange thing here. >> -- marco rubio's team is reassuren donors, developing a plan for a brokered convention. if marco rubio loses tuesday, he's going to make sure he wins? >> look, i think he's putting out different scenarios so he keeps his donor base, you know, not looking at, he must either drop out or continue with victories on super tuesday, and i think that's limiting expect aces of saying, we can make this into a longer contest. i think that's part of the reason why these attacks that you saw last night were so effective. it may not turn everything around for rubio or cruz, but if ted cruz can win texas. if rubio can have always showings they can both continue on and then you deal with john kasich and ben carson. do they stay in? even viable candidates? but last night i think there was two things that happened for the first time. one, there was true doubt put on donald trump's record specifically with what is he hiding in his tax returns? that is going to be a message you're going to hear not just from one of these campaigns but from all of them. hey, you came after ted cruz on his loan, that one form, but on another? we don't know what's in your tax returns. this excuse that, well, they're complex, they've already been done. they're already finished. i'm sure they were -- >> he's being audited. >> and saying you've been audited does not help you in this. one big thing. the other, illegal immigration issue and donald trump walked into a trap when he said, well, i have a big company, i have a lot of people under me. i'm a multibillionaire. if you cannot handle the affairs of your own business, why do i think you can handle the affairs for the entire united states of america when it comes to immigration reform and national security ji saying your business was too big to handle and too many subcontractors, his business is huge you but the u.s. government is a lot bigger than that. i think somewhere else he's got a problem. >> sabrina? >> yeah. well, these are all -- rubio made tremendous sort of gains last night in the sense that he made very fair points, and if i were trump's campaign, i would be thinking, if it's not rubio it's going to be hillary who's going to make these same claims. he ought to be prepared. every single thing that rubio threw at him last night was fair game and some really good points in there. the problem, i think is that trump represents something different. he doesn't just represent one voter out there. there's democrats, there's independents, there's republicans who support him and i'm not sure they're going to care enough about some of these issues. what they want is something different, even if for those of us here on this show today we think he may seem like a fraud, that's not the case to a lot of americans out there and i think that's hard for us to wrap our minds around. >> all right. i have to leave it there. have to leave it there, ben. sorry. ben ferguson, sabrina schaffer, thanks so much for being with me this morning. and up next, cnn, one-on-one with donald trump. let me talk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable, professional. would you trust me as your financial advisor? i would. i would indeed. well, let's be clear here. i'm actually a dj. 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the debate saying look, your reasoning for not releasing the taxes, it doesn't make any sense. you could release it, even though you're being audited, or if you didn't want to do it, you could release other plans. >> i know the audit process very well. i've been audited for many years. i have friends that are rich that have never been audited. but until it's complete, you don't do anything. you're negotiating. i'm under audit, which is very standard and many, many people -- >> old returns from five years ago. >> no, they all mesh. >> once this audit is done, you will guarantee release your taxes. >> oh, sure. i would love to release them. nobody would release them during an audit. >> what would you say to the average american worker who might have been watching tonight and hearing about the polish worker's lawsuit for the first time hearing about you hiring illegal immigrants, might say listen, donald trump, it sounds like you're part of the problem of unemployment being high. >> the polish worker was 35 years ago. i was, like, i had the most beautiful head of hair you've ever seen. still not so bad, iechl i'm hanging in pretty good. that was many years ago. and like that was, yeah, like 35 years ago, i guess. to bring something like that up, when i've had deal after deal after deal is pretty pathetic. on the palm beach thing, it's very hard. you know palm beach. you probably do know, you ma i know, i hope you do know palm beach. it is as hot as a pistol. you cannot get help during the season. >> he had to hire from outside the country. that's donald trump's reasoning for that. marco rubio by the way, this is his event in houston, texas. no, in dallas, texas. excuse us. marco rubio will speak live in dallas in the next hour when he does, of course, we'll bring you some of his remarks live. checking some of the stories for you. apple's order to unlock a terrorist's iphone violates the constitution. if it complied with the feds, it would turn the company into a 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please stop. >> every night. same thing. >> okay, as you saw, rubio hitting trump and hitting him hard last night in houston. today, donald trump is shrugging off those attacks, and i have the latest tweet in my hand. lightweight choker looks like a little boy on stage. not presidential material. donald trump tweeting so often this morning, he often misspells words. i misspelled choker. he wrote chalker. he wrote in the tweeted, i misspelled that too. he is tweeting so fast and furious, he is not really paying attention. okay, so rubio, he is already back on the campaign trail after that fiery debate. looking at live pictures now. jason carroll there among the crowd. we'll check in in just a second. first the big question. will rubio's strategy hurt trump, or is it too late? >> good morning, the dust still settling here in houston, after that fiery debate, and it really was this dynamic, that new aggressiveness from marco rubio, also from ted cruz, that really dominated and controlled so much of the debate. they went after donald trump on issue after issue. specifically over immigration reform, this is where a right off the bat, we saw marco rubio make his first aggressive move, on his hiring practices. here is the moment. >> i hired tens of thousands of people over my lifetime. tens of thousands. >> -- america -- >> be quiet. let me talk. >> i've hired tens of thousands of people. >> if he builds the wall the way he built trump tower, he'll be using illegal immigration. >> so cute. such a cute sound bite. >> it's not a sound bite. it's a fact. google it, donald trump, polish workers, you'll see it. >> both rubio and cruz also tried to push donald trump to get more specific on policy proposals, trying to provoke him on the issue. it really set off donald trump. here is one more contentious moment. >> what is your plan? what is your plan on health care? you don't have a plan. the biggest problem -- >> one minute -- >> what is your plan? >> i watched him meltdown two weeks ago with chris christie. the biggest problem he has got is he doesn't know about the lines. you have many different plans. competition, you'll have so many different plans. b >> now he is repeating himself. >> no, no, no, no. >> the follow-up continues today, as you said, we've seen donald trump tweeting up a storm, in a tweet this morning, mr. meltdown, donald trump will have a press conference later today. fascinating to watch this new rivalry unfold. carol. >> fascinating is one way to report it. thank you. the marco momentum back, post cnn debate rally in dallas this morning. let's take a look at the stage right now. rubio trying to keep up the energy after he landed hit after hit on donald trump last night. jason carroll is there, looks like a big crowd. >> yeah, yeah, and he is keeping up the energy with his supporters out here. one of the larger crowds we've seen for marco rubio. they're re-energized. the marco rubio that showed up last night is the man they've been waiting for for quite sometime. going after trump, still going after him this morning on some of the morning talk shows, saying that this is a man who is not ready to be commander in chief. that trump presidency would lead to nothing but chaos. >> someone take over the conservative movement in the republican wouho is a con artis. his target audience is working americans, who are really struggling over the last few years in this economy, but he has spent a career sticking it to working americans. >> one of the rubio supporters this morning telling me that she feels re-energized crowd out here. the question is, carol, will this new momentum be enough to propel him to a victory on super tuesday, or perhaps even later, on march 15th, in his own state of florida, where one poll shows trump still beating him. carol. >> that's true. jason carroll, reporting live this morning from dallas. donald trump, con artist, rubio's newest label for the front unner. if that doesn't work, prepping for a contested republican convention. let's talk about all of this now with me, jeffrey lord, trump supporter, and advisor to ronald reagan, communications director on capitol hill. welcome to both of you. >> with thank you. >> good morning, carol. >> good morning, jeffrey. this is how mr. trump responded when asked about marco rubio's attacks during the debate. let's listen. >> marco rubio started on his website selling watches as a pretend gimmick to say they're watches you would have been selling, but just donations for him. a quick response during the national debate. what do you make of that. >> he chokes. he did it in front of chris christie. i've never said anything like that. i was standing right next to him. i said are you okay. it looked like he came out of a swimming pool, he was soaking wet. >> so jeffrey, you worked for ronald reagan, would he say something like that? >> well, ronald reagan had a pretty good sense of humor about a lot of things. carol, here is the important thing. is trump reagan like in many respects, sure, but no two human sol souls are alike. what's disturbing america is ronald reagan did so accurately in 1980, they're the same. all classes, all, i mean, latinos, you know, men, women, all ages, all income levels. they are in that respect very similar. >> really? jeffrey, you think that donald trump is just like ronald reagan? really? >> are you asking me? >> i am asking you, because i don't think ronald reagan would have -- >> yeah. >> used his sense of humor in that way. >> they're not the same. right, they're not the same personality, of course not. of course not. they're two totally different people. i mean, everyone on earth is, you know, a different, unique person. hence, the whole point of america for freedom and liberty for individuals. donald trump is a new yorker, down to earth and i can only tell you, he has now won, came in a close second in iowa, and won new hampshire and south carolina, and nevada, overwhelmingly. i mean at some point, we have to stop and think, why are people responding to donald trump. it's not just because of his insults. when he says things like this, they see a blunt honesty, instead of a phoniness that a lot of pol fish shans have. when marco rubio talks about these things, and being a con artist, i mean, this is the man from the gang of eight. i mean, a lot of people see this kind of thing, it's just political talk and this is what gets us into trouble in the first place. >> but i think last night, marco rubio did more than insult donald trump, he threw a lot of fact his way. >> to answer your question, no, donald trump is not anything like ronald reagan. he wasn't a hypocrite bully of the conservative movement, which is what donald trump is. donald trump has been misleading people all of this time with this rhetoric and insults and showmanship. he has tapped into anger with the american people, that's true. but i don't know what his take in the republicans this long to point out donald trump's record of h of. illegal immigrants to build the trump towers. i will le illegal immigrants in washington, d.c. four bankruptciebankruptcies, a that sues everyone whenever they say something about him or point out his behavior, he will sue them. those are not attributes that ronald reagan ever had, and what they hear donald trump stands for in his own words and seeing it there, i don't know what took them so long. it should have been done six months ago. >> so jeffrey, how do you respond to that? because what tara said is true. there is a froaud case. he does have bankruptcies in his past. he did hire people from outside the country. >> over americans. >> look, they're part of the price of doing business. now has he made mistakes in his business career, sure. but how many businesses has rubio owned. how many people has he employed. when you're looking at marco rubio, he has never hired anybody for a job for an official public sector, the public trough if you will in his life. this is what he does. >> okay, so donald trump is a businessman, right? so how is he going to stop other businessmen from making the wise business choices that he supposedly did to increase -- how is he going to convince them to do these things. >> are you saying how can he keep an eye on other businessmen? >> yeah, i made a lot of money by hiring people from outside, now i want you to stop. >> i'll give you a quick example. joseph kennedy, the father of president kennedy, was a notorious stock speculator, franklin roosevelt put him in charge of the sec, people said it was like a fox in the hen house. instead, he turned out to be an excellent administrator and got all kinds of x-rapraise for it, because he knew all the tricks of the trade. donald trump knows what's going on here, and he is ready to put a stop to this stuff. >> i don't know why anyone would believe that donald trump all of a sudden has had a come to jesus home in the last 40 years, his business practices, his liberal leanings, all of these actions. >> just like ronald reagan did. >> that wasn't -- jeffrey, and you i know that was like a 30 year period of time and for political expediency, which is what donald trump has done. he is going to change course and do everything against his own interests? donald trump has only been about donald trump his entire career. all of a sudden, we're supposed to believe he has a public servant heart. he is exposed for the nhypocrit, -- >> what's going on here is that the republican establishment is in full panic mode. i might add, having been around at the time, they didn't like ronald reagan either. he was supposed to be a war monger, he was just an actor, had no business in the presidency, we've do been down this road before, and exactly the same reason. the republican establishment in trouble. they deserve to be in trouble. the american people in the republican party have had it. >> all right, i have to -- i have -- >> at least he had a record in 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>> no, i don't think so. it's not the first time he does it. he has done it before. i remember talking to him when he was campaigning for the mexican presidency in the year 2000, and he used, shall we say colorful language, when he was campaigning. that was part of the reason, in a very donald trump way, that many mexicans preferred him over his -- over the other candidates, because he spoke in such a way that people were able to relate to him. so i don't see vicente fox making an apology. >> so juan carlos, is it hurting the mexican/united states. >> yes and no. people are beginning, we saw what was happening in mexico. you saw it as something curious, people offended by what donald trump said, but government to government, relations are fine. you see there, vice-president biden talked about the issue. the relation is a lot more solid than whatever donald trump can say at a debate. i think at this moment, things between the u.s. and mexico will probably be described as experts at a very good level. >> do people in mexico, rafael, really believe that a wall will be built? i mean, do they think that's a real possibility? >> well, the joke for a long time in mexico is, give me a 21 foot wall, and i will give you a 22 feet ladder. so people laugh about statements like that. and i was in mexico recently, and pinadas in the shape of donald trump are very popular. he has become public enemy number one for mexicans, but in a sort of like jokingly way. not really. mexican officials, former presidents, not only vicente fox, but his predecessor have had very harsh things to say about trump, but i don't think the mexican people as a whole are listening to these messages as something coming from the united states as a whole, but only in the context of a very heated presidential contest, carol. >> and juan carlos, talking about hispanics within the united states, a powerful voting block, so trump says hispanics love him, but according to a poll, 81% of hispanics nationwide have an unfavorable view of trump. are any of the other candidates on stage faring better, and can donald trump say anything to make hispanics love him again? >> that's going to be tough. it's interesting to see how he might turn it around. we have to look at recent history. mitt romney spoke about self-deportation. he never recovered with hispanics and did very poorly in the election. john mccain, who was and has been an advocate for immigration reform and for humane treatment undocumented immigrants, he had a hard line during the primaries, he wasn't able to recover, even though he had a good track record with latino voters. so an interesting thing was that last night, people seem to associate latinos with immigration, that's not the only issue, but it gets people worked up. what donald trump has said so far will be very difficult to backtrack and try to convince latinos. he said he won the latino vote in nevada, he won in the nevada caucuses, but the latinos who participate in caucuses are a very small percentage of the latino population. >> i think the latinos, numbered, 150 at the most. - african-american votes, so few participated in the caucuses, there was no count available. so it's a very interesting phenomenon in the state of nevada. we have to wrap it there. rafael, juan carlos, thanks to both of you. a workplace shooting in kansas, new details about the gunman and the hero cop who took him down. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? 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>> i'm sorry. that was ben carson saying that. can someone attack me, please. i want to get a word in edge wise. it's hard to put into words what happened at this debate. perhaps this imagine sums it up best. the closed captioning personed, unintelligible yelling at one point. so did voters learn anything that will help them on super tuesday, right around the corner, and could well decide who the republican nominee will be. with me now to talk about this, christopher buzzby, president of the houston young republicans, and amy clark, advice chair of the republican party of texas. welcome to both of you. amy. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, both for being with me. amy, have you ever seen a debate quite like this one? >> no. it was fantastic. i think a good word to describe it would be robust. we were very excited, though, to hear the republican message over and over, limiting government, conservative principles, i'm glad america is engaged in talking about that this morning. >> is that what we heard, christopher? >> well, i thought it was definitely entertainment politics at its best. you heard a lot of one-liners, candidates going back and fort trying to sell their message, but going back and forth why their candidate wasn't fit to be president. different perspectives and hear from the different candidates. >> okay, so christopher, right, right, you said it was interesting to -- and i know you're leaning towards support ted cruz, right? so cruz repeatedly kept donald trump on whether he is a true conservative. and then there was this. >> donald, donald, i understand rules are very hard for you. you're have been ve confused. >> tv show -- >> donald. >> thank you for the book. thank you for the book. >> go ahead. >> donald, you can get back in the -- >> a lot of photos. i have to tell you. >> donald, relax. >> i'm relaxed. you're basket case. >> okay, so donald trump ended the exchange calling ted cruz a basket case, but you know, not many people are really mentioning ted cruz today. i find that intriguing. because cruz was also on the attack. at many points, amy, he seemed like a third wheel in attacking donald trump and donald trump attacking marco rubio. >> yeah, i think it was a very interesting exchange between the three of them. agreed, the other two candidates didn't seem to get the same amount of time. but i know that ted cruz feels very comfortable here in texas. he definitely has the home field advantage. the support of our governor and our former governor and our lieutenant governor as well. obviously the polls vary. some show him ten points ahead, some in a tie. i'm excited to let the voters decide on tuesday. we're very glad to be part of super tuesday. earliest texas has had a primary. 155 delegates at stake. that's a big deal. >> we have some intriguing video to show you. wait, christopher, i have this video to show our viewers. what you're about to see, what is it ted cruz and marco rubio shaking hands behind donald trump's back. okay, so, like i said, it was a debate like no other, right? so doesn't that prove the point, maybe there was some agreement between these two men, unspoken or spoken, they were going to gang up on donald trump and see what happens? >> well, think it was very clear that donald trump was the man to attack last night. because he is the front-runner at this point. and i think most polls show that. ted cruz will probably win texas. it's his home state. he seems to have a polling advantage. but donald trump is the man to beat it. you know, if they focus their attacks on each other, it becomes -- it was clear he was the one they wanted to bring down. >> amy, when all is said and done, who has the momentum now and who lost it? >> i think in texas, cruz has the momentum. across the nation, trump has the momentum. and so you know, we'll see a lot after super tuesday about which direction the rest of the republican is going to go. we'll see where most voters find that they can see which candidate they support, which candidates are still viable. so we'll know more on wednesday. >> and the important thing is that the republican fight is in november when we take it to the democrats. that's what we're focused on, keeping our eye on the ball. >> thank you both of you. >> thank you. >> still to come in the newsroom, for some supporting donald trump, it's a family affair. see the sizzling sister act, that's gained fame online and helping trump gain african-american voters. it takes a lot of work... to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a great taste. i don't plan on slowing down any time soon. look for savings on boost® in your sunday paper. thsometimes you can't evento graimagine.h. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. aren't moving in the right direction,bers it can be a burden. but what if you could wake up to lower blood sugar? 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>> well, you know, i think that ted cruz and marco rubio, they're both snakes. >> that's right. >> when i look at marco rubio, marco rubio told us to google donald trump, but i did one better. i googled him. and when i googled him, you know, he owes america and the gay community an apology. because it sounds like that he may have had a gay lifestyle in his past. >> what? >> he owes people an apology. >> no, lynnette. >> all you have to do is goog i will. >> lynnette. >> you'll see it. that's what is on google. you have to shall cautious when you tell people to google people. we don't know. so we'll say allegedly. he shouldn't have told people to google donald -- >> we did our own fact check, and we found donald trump did indeed hire workers from outside of the united states to work in his various hotels, in marco rubio -- mar-a-lago. >> he knows how create jobs, he hires people. that's who we need in our country. >> rochelle, donald trump says illegal immigrants, undocumented immigrants are taking americans jobs, but he is getting people from outside of the country and hiring them instead of americans. that doesn't bother you, rochelle. >> go ahead. whichever of you wants to respond. >> what bothers me is our unemployment is high. you have people that is homeless, veterans not being taken care of. you have illegal immigrants being taken care of better than our veterans. that's what's bothering me right now. >> lynnette, do you think that donald trump was hurt in this debate since you know cruz and rubio ganged up on him? >> no. i don't think donald trump was hurt. he did a fphenomenal job. >> that's right. >> straighten siders. they all take and no action, and they not going to do a thing for the american people. >> that's right. >> they are okay with the american people, american citizens dying in the streets. two american immigrants are okay with american peoples dying in the streets? no, they -- people see who they are. >> that's right. >> if you go vote, go vote right or you will get left. vote for donald j. trump. >> i do want to ask you about african-american for donald trump, because there doesn't appear to be much. you know, in looking at the exit polls from nevada, so few african-americans participated in the caucus, you know, there was really no data available. >> well, see, that's the same thing you all said about the hispanics. and look at what he did in nevada. >> duh? >> but black people -- >> but very few hispanics showed up in the caucus. he got 150 people. 150 hispanics in the whole state of nevada. >> donald trump is going to do well with the african-american vote. >> that's right. >> he'll do well with the latino vote. media, stop pushing your agenda. we the people will decide. we have a man working for the people, and this here will be decided by the people. not the media and not the establishment. >> that's right. we already have people going to ditch and switch.com to switch their parties from democrats and independent to republican, just to vote for donald trump, in these primaries they're doing just that. they're doing it in droves. you'll be surprised. >> i'll google it and find out. >> google it. google it. >> all right, thanks to both of you. lynnette and rochelle. still to come. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. still to come in the newsroom, voters in south carolina prepare to have their say as the democratic primary takes place tomorrow. we'll take you to south carolina next. ra helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. talk to your doctor and visit humira.com. this is humira at work. parking is hard to find. seems like everyone drives. and those who do should switch to geico because you could save hundreds on car insurance. ah, perfect. valet parking. evening, sir. hello! here's the keys. and, uh, go easy on my ride, mate. hm, wouldn't mind some of that beef wellington... to see how much you could save on car insurance, go to geico.com. ah! (car alarm sounds) it's ok! you back out to dallas, texas for just a minute. as you can see, marco rubio rally is about to get underway. we're awaiting the candidate. he was expected to come out maybe a half hour ago. but he had a very busy morning, and of course, a very long night, after the cnn debate. this morning, he appeared on many morning shows, with a new line of attack against donald trump, calling him a con artist. we'll monitor this and see what he has to say to all of these people gathered to hear him today. let's talk about south carolina now. for the second time in a week, the political universe will center on that state, only this time, for the democrats. bernie sanders and hillary clinton making their final pitches to voters ahead of tomorrow's primary. clinton with a sizable lead, but that's not stopping her or sapd sanders from barnstorming the state. good morning. >> good morning, carol, the hillary rodham clinton message team, especially in e-mails, is focusing her on a general election candidate over the last 24 hours, but here on the ground in south carolina, it's been all about getting out the vote with the possible exception of the next hour, when she jets off to atlanta, for an event there. then comes back here to south carolina, where she, her husband, the former president, and even chelsea clinton, their daughter, have been canvassing the state, trying to run up the vote in the primary on tuesday, and trying to show weakness on the part of bernie sanders. of course, one of those situations here in this state is that she may have a weakness of her own. that weakness would be questions that bernie sanders has raised about hillary clinton releasing transcripts of her speeches to wall street banks. she has been hit by sanders about it. hit by "the new york times" about it. and she was asked about it this morning on mmsnbc. listen. >> i want people to look at my record. people are treating me sometimes as i just decided to run for president. i've been on the record on a lot of these issues for a really long time. the real question underneath this is, okay, if you take money from wall street. >> right. >> can you regulate wall street. >> barack obama took more money from wall street than any other candidate that has ever run for president. turned around and passed the dod d frank bill. i think you should be judged on what you've done. >> closing arguments here in south carolina, just about over. the voting begins tomorrow, carol. >> all right, joe reporting live. thanks. i'll be right back. and energy to stay healthy. who's with me?! yay! the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in! thisever since i hadw me. a pretty bad accident. the medical bills all piled up. so i signed up for experian. they helped educate me on how debt affected my fico score. now my credit and i - are both healing nicely. go to experian.com and start your credit tracker trial membership today. man 1: he just got fired. man 2: why? man 1: network breach. man 2: since when do they fire ceos for computer problems? man 1: they got in through a vendor. man 1: do you know how many vendors have access to our systems? man 2: no. man 1: hundreds, if you don't count the freelancers. man 2: should i be worried? man 1: you are the ceo. it's not just security. it's defense. bae systems. iand i'm jerry bell the third. i'm like a big bear and he's my little cub. this little guy is non-stop. he's always hanging out with his friends. you've got to be prepared to sit at the edge of your seat and be ready to get up. there's no "deep couch sitting." definitely not good for my back. this is the part i really don't like right here. 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[jerry bell iii] deep couch sitting! all right, i will said goodbye and leave you with marco rubio speaking to his supporters in dallas, texas. have a great weekend. >> thank you. thank you, dallas. thank you for having me today. thank you. thank you. man, this is an important election. i'm so glad to be here in big d. everything is bigger in texas. the only place that makes florida seem small. such a big place. so thank you for coming. this a huge election, all right. it's a big -- as big as this crowd. this is how big and important this election is. that's why we're getting closer now. these votes are starting to count. what you're going to do on tuesday is not a poll. it is a vote. it counts. what we are being asked to choose is not just a future of our country. that is ultimately what this election is about. but also the future of the conservative movement. what it means to be a conservative in the 21st century. for 36 years, okay, for 36 years, the conservative movement, after the reagan revolution, has been about limited government and about free enterprise, and about a strong national defense. that was the reagan revolution. it changed the country in a way that reembraced all of the principles that made us the greatest country in the world. but now, we're being asked to choose once again. what will it mean in the 21st century. so if the polls are to be believed, and the election results from some of the states continue to go, then we have to view what will the conservative movement be like if the front-runner in this race right now, donald trump, is put in charge of the conservative movement. so last night, we had a chance to talk about that. it's time to pull his mask off, so that people can see what we're dealing with here. what we are dealing with here, my friends, is a con artist. he is a con artist. first of all, he runs on this idea that he is fighting for the little guy. but he has spent his entire career sticking it to the little guy. his entire career. all right, every business that he has ever run that's gone bankrupt, this guy bankrupted a casino. how do you bankrupt a casino. how do you bankrupt a casino? all right, but when all of these projects went bankrupt, you know the first people that didn't get paid, the leelectricians and subcontractors, some went out of business because he didn't pay them. he's fighting for the little guy, what about the students that signed up for trump university. a fake school. some of
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