>>> we continue to wait for results in maine, kentucky and kansas. in maine, the republican caucuses are too early to call but we can report that the maine republican winner will be announce in the about 30 minutes. that's the maine republican caucuses. in kentucky it is too early to call and in kansas norgs vote in yet. too early to call as well. earlier tonight it was ted cruz. the big winner in the kentucky republican caucuses. we have to look at when steve corn actiony talked about it. clusters of states. clump doing very well where there is a large black population in the southeast. fascinating. what does that tell you? let's start with that. why does he do well where there are a lot of african-americans? are they more conservative? >> it is not only african-americans. also a lot of racism. he is not drawing a lot of african-americans. >> south carolina, georgia, alabama. that's the pattern. >> there was a great "washington post" piece about how much where there was high concentration of slavery interesting white citizens who live there are more likely to be republican.

trump over cruz by seven points and also in the state of maine ted cruz in over trump. and we'll get more results and we'll pass them to you immediately. polls are set to close in louisiana, 58 minutes from now. and the clock is ticking down. that is when donald trump is set to speak this evening. he will be in the trump golf course in west palm beach and that is where john roberts is. joishgs donald trump hoping to put a couple in the win column. polls close in louisiana. in with a hefty lead. kansas win for ted cruz. a wins a win. 40 delegates at stake there and not surprising that ted cruz takes that state. back in 2012, rick sanatorium put mitt romney there away by a bigger margin than ted cruz won. and maine a surprise. that is a state that mitt romney won. ted cruz is making a play to be the last man standing on donald trump and putting pressure on marco rubio in the sunshine state. cruz opening up ten officeses here in florida and trying to take the votes away from marco rubio and making the case if he had lost his home state of texas, he probably would not be in this the

:00 eastern. we're waiting there. one quick footnote, let's check on maine. up to 9% now. cruz is still holding onto that lead. we don't know what is missing but cruz has been holding the lead from the beginning. that would be an exclamation point to ted cruz's day if he can do that. a lot of people are asking me on twitter, where are the democratic results? the official results are not in yet. we have no reporting when you look at kansas or at nebraska. we don't know. the officials results are coming in. we'll see. >> we know ted cruz won. very quickly, in kentucky, 11% of the vote is now in in kentucky. 11% and trump's lead has just grown to 30.5%. cruz, 32.9%. 11% of the vote is now in. >> as the results came in up here, this is a small county but you see 43%. you see the counties long the border, 40%. remember, significantly, again, you know, you don't have to make too much of this, but ohio comes up on the 15th. this is a slug fest. one of the things we watch to see how donald trump and all the candidates do right along the border here because often the smaller counties on th

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challenge. cruz has won his party's caucuses in maine, topping trump there by a wide margin. very big turnout in maine as well as in kansas, where he tallied more than twice the number of votes as donald trump. however, it's a very different story in the delegate-rich louisiana primary, where donald trump has just won there very easily. trump right now also ahead in kentucky, where the count, though, continues. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has won big in louisiana, the state with the night's biggest delegate haul. she's continued her dominance of bernie sanders in the south, but sanders is not letting clinton put this race away. he has won the caucuses in nebraska and kansas. and both candidates can claim momentum heading into the next round of elections in the days and weeks ahead. i want to go to cnn's jim acosta. he's in west palm beach, florida, where trump is going to be making a statement fairly soon. you're there at the trump international country club. >> reporter: that's right. >> give us a scene-setter for now. we saw trump a little while ago, but then he left

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the main sources of income for turkey. the increaseed number of attacks could threaten its economy. for now the government insists turkey is safe, but they will have to do more to ensure the safety of its citizens and visitors >>> lawrence lee has more from the kurdish city in southern turkey. >> reporter: certainly the turkish authorities have been extremely concerned that the p.k.k. might use the occasion of new year chshgs ask sunday to monday, as an excuse to launch attacks on turkish cities. indeed, in istanbul they had announced before no suicide bomb that there would be no celebrations and it was effectively banned. even though the authorities clearly fell to accurately predict this suicide attack, the idea that it might be a reason for the p.k.k. to attack was obviously there. here in the south the authorities said they would allow it to go head. they announced today because of the same security concerns they were telling people kurdish civilians, that they will have to go out into a field out on the edge of town in order to hold their celebrations. the same air of violence

' caucus, and a similar story in main, cruz taking the caucus, and in kentucky the votes are still being counted but it is looking like trump will be the winner there, so far he has more than 30 percent of the vote and trump also walks away with a win in louisiana. >> andow to the democrats, bernie sanders busted hillary and in kansas, rather, another sanders win with 70 percent of the vote there. sanders with a huge lead over clinton, but in louisiana clinton came out on top with the huge lead over sanders with 70 percent of the vote, the results did little to change the delegate map, clinton keeps her significant lead in the racfor the nomination. >> the super saturday, show down started offith a big win for senator, ted cruz, the republican swiping voters by a two to one margin in kansas and taking the state of maine. >> we are the only campaign that can and well, beat donald trump in this race. >> it was a super saturday, froro gyms and barns, snaked across locacions in kansas, nebraska and louisiana. it was a victory lap for senator bernie sanders, the democrats securing delegates w

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the state. we'll see you tomorrow noon eastern. >> maine wrapping up the republican caucus and we'll bring you news from that as it breaks. i am gile banderas and you are watching the fox report. five states holding the caucuses and primaries. voters in kansas, nebraska, kentucky and louisiana and maine make their choice for the party's nomination. cruz won big in the state of kansas. take a look here at what is at stake. 155 on the gop side. republican candidates spent the day and making a push for final votes to come in and we have fox team coverage for you. live in louisiana, polls will close and we'll go to molly line live in louis town. and we await the votes there. the counting is under way. 22 regional sites where republicans gathered to participate in caucusing and they are close now and counting is underway and we'll hear final results tonight. i hear officials expect to report record turn out and doubling or tripling the previous year participation. they printed 80000 ballot to just be safe and turn out was little more than 6000 people. and they initiated a history change t

interest of news. you were making the point about how maine matters but it's not the huge shock that it may play out right now. >> 49% which is what senator cruz has. but what is the population there, who has won in the snaft >> i think mitt romney of course won overwhelmingly last time. almost a local boy. but you had ron paul coming in second with 35% of the vote. now, couple of things here. cruz plays to the same kind of libertarian strain in the republican party. but, this is also about organization in these caucuses. this is about really getting your voters out, identifying them, knowing who they are. right. and this is where cruz has excelled. and we saw that in iowa. and i think we may be seeing it again tonight in a state like maine. this is where trump has not excelled. >> so interesting, too, because it's been no polling coming out of maine. we don't really you know, know what to expect. the governor there, paula paige endorsed donald trump only after bashing donald trump and begging his fellow republican governors not to back donald trump. now paula paige like donald

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from yesterday. we start in hoboken. a major water main break has first street still closed in the vicinity of grand street and willow avenue. be careful there. in jersey city, the covered roadway is closed for roadwork between jersey and tunley avenue. look out for that. and the bayonne bridge is closed in both directions and that's for roadwork until 5:00 a.m. stick with the goethals as an alternate until then. alternate side parking is in effect citywide. new plan to improve safety at city homeless shelters. security staff will be retrained and a police management team will develop security upgrades. they will implement new procedures in reporting claims to take place in shelters. we will have more on the plan in the next half hour. >>> a bizarre mystery continues this morning, concerning a new jersey mother who vanished. she disappeared four months after being shot eight times in her car. >> cbs 2's jessica snyder spoke to her mother, who's been driven to tears fearing the worst. >> reporter: the julius family spent six agonizing days wondering where the 41-year-old mother of t

their preferred candidates in maine, kansas, kentucky and loisiana the early results suggest ted cruz is doing well so far. he has won kansas and maine already. the rest are still being decided. democratic hopeful hillary clinton also trying to maintain her momentum. she wants to move further ahead of bernie sanders. the former secretary of state met clergy member $in michigan hoping to drum up support among the african-american community. democrats are voting in kansas and nebraska as well as primary in loisiana. bernie sanders has won the can sos caucus. we are still waiting for a result on the other states. the latest from our correspondent who is in washington dc. good evening so far for ted cruz. a good start for bernie sanders too. >> reporter: that's right. definitely the story line of the night so far here is ted cruz. he is doing very, very well in some regards better than expected. he has already won two of the four states that the republicans are voting in, and it's where he is winning he won big in kansas with 48% of the vote and then in maine, a north-east state that a lo

voting in kansas, nebraska and louisiana. maine democrat caucus tomorrow. >> candidates prom both parties are looking ahead to upcoming contests. john kasich are in michigan, which hold its primary on tuesday. ted cruz has the day in idaho, which has republican caucus on tuesday. marco rubio has been stumping in florida after speaking at the annual conservative political action conference just outside of washington in maryland. donald trump, of course, decided yesterday to skip cpac and rubio earned the standing ovation today after delivering an attack on the absent republican fro frontrunner. >> they won't have a chance if the conservative movement is hijacked by someone who is not a conservative. >> and there's that standing o. donald finished third in the just released cpac poll and also received less than warmly in a caucus location in which wichita, kansas. >> so, so much going on in the republican race, let's begin there with the nbc reporters on the ground in florida which is already a big focus of the campaign and the debate coming up this week and then voting a week from

is very good news for ted cruz and if what we are seeing coming insofar from maine, it looks like ted cruz is poised to have a very good night. the kansas win means this is ted cruz's fifth win, his fourth win in closed caucus and/or primary states. republican voters, conservative voters are leaning toward ted cruz and should his momentum continue tonight, it looks like this might shake out to a two-man race. trump and cruz. >> two elements of clarification, if i may expand on your point. one is the closed caucus means that as monica suggests, more conservative caucus goers and secondly, donald trump didn't have the advantage of any intervention on the part of independents or more moderate democrats coming into the caucus. your thoughts here? it was unexpected. >> first, there wasn't much attention paid to kansas early on, as often is. cruz went in there and worked it pretty hard. cruz has people who have won caucuses before. as a matter of fact, most of his wins with the exception of texas and oklahoma have been in the caucus states. he's got operatives who know how to do those t

, god bless idaho where he was and also god bless maine, at least for now, with the early returns having him up. so how big a deal is this, smerconish, when we look at ted cruz winning and winning over 50%? >> i want to float a theory. i want to be the first to get in on this. could it be that donald's hands have come back to haunt him? may that have been a break point? might that have just been a bit much? despite the fact that rubio despite a lot of establishment marquee support in kansas, thus far not a good day. it was the two of them that got into the hand debate. i wonder if it's come bag to haunt him. >> ted cruz wanted to be the adult in the room, his people i mailing with him, he think the debate mattered and gave him momentum. i think the overarching question for ted cruz is if he can become what rick santorum wanted to be by the end of the contest. and rick santorum wanted to be the person who could be sort of a blue collar moralist. >> how did he do in kansas? >> he won kansas. >> what percentage of the vote in 50%. very similar to what we're seeing with cruz. >> but more imp

will have the first characterization in the maine republican caucus in just a minute. as i said, this is a very interesting time for our fight for this nomination and both parties. we had five contests so far and now we're getting the call right now. and here it is. in maine, it's too early to call up there. in maine and those republican caucuses. let me bring in our panel right now. president of the democratic national committee. heather mcgo, msnbc political director steve cornack kornacki >> the fact that he is winning. polls that had donald trump up and the margin that ted cruz is racking up here in kansas, more than two to one. the other story to pay attention to here in kansas is rubio there. back in third place. rubio had blown up his schedule this week to come into kansas to hold extra events in kansas. he thought he had a chance to win this state. not only is he running third here, the keys right here around kansas city. johnson county right outside of kansas city. home to a lot of college educated, a little more moderate republican voters. these are the kind of voters

from four states up for grabs today. kansas, kentucky and maine have caucuses. louisiana has a primary. for hillary clinton and bernie sanders, 109 delegates await the winners in kansas, louisiana and nebraska. maine goes to their caucus tomorrow. we have fox team coverage. mike emanuel in detroit where they will be voting on tuesday. there is a debate there tomorrow. of course, the town hall on monday. we begin in sunny florida with john roberts where donald trump, marco rubio are campaigning today. john, we understand that trump will be there tonight for his press conference/what he hopes will be a victory rally. >> he will, leland. he's in orlando right now. a big rally. arrived in florida just a short time ago in kansas. expecting 20,000 people to be at that rally in orlando. then this evening he'll be here in west palm beach, the trump international golf club for what he hopes will be a victory rally. he went in to today's contests leading in all four states. though the contest in kansas was a little closer than donald trump probably would have liked. in wichita this morni

, closures at 1st street and the main avenue. this one right there, you want to avoid if you can, and bayonne bridge is closed in both directions. we do have water main problems also in brooklyn, and those details are coming up. alternate-side parking rules in effect city wide. >> the search for a hit-and-run driver in new jersey. >> janelle burrell has more. >> reporter: good morning, chris and mary, it was right here in the northbound lanes of route 17 yesterday evening, and we will show you what it looks like last night as police search for the driver it appears a 28-year-old woman was walking along the roadway when she was struck by the driver investigators spent hours here at the scene, shutting down the roadway until midnight. they are looking for the driver who they believe was driving a black toyota suv with front end damage. anyone with any information or who may have witnessed the crash is asked to contact police. the 20-year-old woman is in critical condition. janelle burrell, cbs news, paramus, new jersey. >>> a crash that ended in mont vernon, a driver and passenger are i

tonight's caucus, and a similar story in main, cruz taking the caucus, and in kentucky the votes are still being counted but it is looking there, so far he has more than 30 percent of the vote and trump so walks away with a win in louisiana. >> and now to the democrats, bernie sanders busted hillary clinton in the nebraska caucus. and in kansas, rather, another sanders win with 70 percent of the vote there. sanders with a huge lead over clinton, but in louisiana clinton came out on top with the huge lead over sanders with 70 percent of the vote, the results did little to change the delegate map, clinton keeps her significant lead in the race for the nomination. >> the super saturday, show down started off with a big win for senator, ted cruz, the republican swiping voters by a two to one margin in kansas and takingnghe state of maine. >> we are the only campaign that can and well, beat donald trump in this race >> it was a super saturday, from gyms and barns, snaked across locations in kansas, nebraska and louisiana. bernie sanders, the democrats securing delegates with wins in kansa

crisis seeing them trapped in greece. the poms have just closed in maine as five states hold caucuses and primaries today. ted cruz is the projected winner of kansas. >> they want to start a third party and they want to put a couple of clowns in there that will take away enough votes that we won't beat hillary clinton >>> a new wave of cuban immigrants are about to enter the u.s. and many of them will not be headed to miami >>> we begin this saturday night with a new humanitarian crisis in europe. macedonia is choking the flow of migrants allowing only a few to pass through. so that has left more than 10,000 people trapped on the greek side of the border. they are facing a hash winter and their hopes for a better life in western europe have been dashed for now. >> around 11,000 people who are here at this site, you have a thousand or probably more who are on their way to come here so you see this sea of people majority of them are women and children, and not many are being allowed to pass. so if things continue like this, we think we are going to end up seeing a huge problem

eric weisfeld. and i'm rochelle dean. we're live from main and gervais. the time's now 5:00. it's a cloudy and warmer start to your wednesday morning. and the good news... that rain has stopped so no need to grab your rain jacket. yeah... not a bad start to the day halfway through the work week. for more on what we can expect for the remainder of the day... lets turn things kennedy. 33 we want to give you a quick traffic update as you head out and morning. and good news. there are no reports of any traffic incidents in or around the capital city. but we'll be sure to keep our eyes on the roads and keep you updated for your morning commute. a-b-c columbia wants to help you jump start your day. we have a quick rundown of your top headlines. the biggest night on the primary calendar has come and gone. and we have your complete rundown of super tuesday results. democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton has widened her lead over bernie sanders. a-b-c news projects clinton has secured victories in seven states. she's won georgia, virginia, arkansas, alabama, tennessee, texas and mas

it's withdrawing its main force from syria as talks begin in geneva to end the five-year conflict. hello there i'm barbara serra. you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up on the program a desperate attempt to reach macedonia. refugees and their children wade through a flowing river to leave greece. >>> emergency cabinet meeting after 18 die in ivory coast attack as new footage shows a man with a machine gun certified the hotel. >>> and the joint russian and eu effort to find life on the red planet. is hello, thanhello thank you f. >>> russian ha announcement that will withdraw its main military force from syria. >>> u.n. envoy staffan de mistura said all parties were facing a quote moment of truth. he said he would also like to see facia national elections wi8 months. the foreign minister says the post of syrian president is not up for discussion. main representative will be there but will only accept a transitional governing body and doesn't want bashar al-assad to be part of that. russia wants ethnic kurds to be included in the talks but not invited. i.s.i.l.

in maine. victor blackwell is live for us today in flint, michigan, as we lay out is a huge night for the democrats. >> reporter: 8:00 p.m. eastern bernie sanders and hillary clinton face off at the democratic debate right here on cnn. a new poll out today shows that clinton has a wide lead here in michigan over bernie sanders. and this comes, of course, as the water crisis in flint is expected to take center stage. joe johns joins me now. first to michigan, are we expecting this will be a game changer in this race. we look after super saturday, the momentum win goes to sanders, but the mathematical win goes to clinton. what could michigan's role be as we move through the primaries? >> for bernie sanders michigan could hold a big role partly because she needs some type of a bara breakout moment as we go through the primaries. he might not get it. the battle here in michigan in large part is over a couple different groups of voters, certainly among african-americans in detroit, and it's also over those angry, white, democratic voters who live in places like warren, michigan, where

kansas already voting there. and that race is call. kaiser permanente, louisiana and maine. democrats in kansas, louisiana and nebraska. going into this weekend's round of voting donald trump led his republican rivals in delegates just over a quarter of the way to the finish line to seal the nomination. now on the democratic side, hillary clinton leading bernie sanders in delegates with just under half what she needs to win. we have fox news team coverage. mike emanuel is in detroit where democrats will debate tomorrow night ahead of tuesday's primary and kristen fisher is live in our newsroom and molly line is in lewiston, maine for today's republican caucus and we'll start with doug who is in new orleans. doug? >> reporter: polls have been few and far in between in louisiana. people not paying not quite as much attention to the delegates for the gop. there's tremendous enthusiasm and passion about the race here. we saw this last night at the donald trump rally on the shores of lake pontchartrain. thousands of people showed up for that rally including many from black lives matter pro

. romney won some of these last go round. he won kansas, he won kentucky, he won maine but marco rubio pulled out of a lot of these states going up to this, he pulled out of a rally in lexington and baton rouge so he's got all of his marbles on florida and you see ted cruz trying to make inroads there. >> so comes this other strategy, which is we're going to go to convention. now you know, that is a very interesting tweet. his son's saying get around trump. trump is a great guy. other than getting sued by whales, you know, he's make an interesting point. the party has to figure out who it is right now. and it seems like it's trying to reject who is most popular. never a good situation (this is what is so frustrating for republicans, conservatives t lion is running as an elephant. i mean he's essentially saying i am what people -- they are not small. but anyway. no, and -- >> the voters, that's what they -- they are -- >> i don't bemoan the democratic, you know, the democracy at work. >> but you can't even say it. >> i don't bemoan democracy at work. >> but. >> you are a young con

morning, marco rubio taking on puerto rico and bernie sanders wins main caucuses. nicole petallides, good morning, let's check out u.s. stock market futures this morning. looking back a little bit here, s&p down 7. >> lauren: in asia chinese stocks after opening parliament, 5-year economic plan. shanghai composite 8%. >> nicole: look at it right now. 36.41. >> mitt romney hits the sunday talk show. we will have the latest from the campaign trial. >> nicole: peyton manning is set to announce retirement today. >> lauren: tributes to former first lady nancy reagan, we will look back in her life. >> nicole: welcome to fbn:am, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. >> lauren: senator bernie sanders winning democratic caucuses in main, vermont senator has 449 delegates while hillary clinton has 1 thousands 30, the count includes superdelegates. >> i. >> our campaign is generating excitement, we have won the caucuses in main, we have won that tonight with a large turnout. >> lauren: on the republican side senator marco rubio wi

%. in the main republican caucuses, ted cruz the winner with 46% of the vote. donald trump, 32%. governor kasich in third place. nebraska, senator bernie sanders with 55% and hillary clinton with almost 45% of the vote. >> we have been counting delegates, and here you can see from delegate tracker hillary clinton needs 2383 delegates to win the nomination. she currently hasdelegates, 111. she needs a little more than 1400. 469, leavings has 1914 delegates short. on the republican side, donald trump in the lead with 347 delegates. delegatess need 1237 to win, leaving trump with 890 delegates short. at 267z in second place delegates. senator marco rubio with 116 delegates, 1121 delegates short. back we are now in west palm awaitingorida republican donald trump, expected to appear shortly. several states were holding caucuses and primaries tonight. you're watching live coverage on c-span. once again and west palm beach, florida. results coming in for caucuses tonight where republican presidential candidate donald trump is expected to speak. tonight also is the annual gridiron dinn

a period of what, 24 hours? [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and maine is amazing. maine is one of the most beautiful places on earth and people don't realize how large your land mass is. as large as all of new england when you think of it. that's some piece of land. can i buy some? can i buy some [cheers and applause] mr. trump: i have been watching with great interest, we have had amazing results and with new hampshire, it was an amazing and incredible thing. and every single time i went to new hampshire, whenever i met with people, they would say number one problem, number one problem, heroin. number one problem. and i would say how is that possible? you look at the beautiful fields and beautiful little roads and everything is so beautiful and it was the number one problem and comes from our southern

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. >>> a water main break in the street and a car nearly under ground. crews at this hour still working to make repairs. janelle burrell has more from hoboken for us this morning. >> reporter: chris, certainly a rough morning for the owners of that car. you can see, actually, see them here behind us, on first street, talking with some of the crew members, here, from suez water, as they wait to make repairs to the water main break, this is just the latest in what has become routine for many residents here. there is no way phil snyder and his girlfriend could ever have imagined starting off their workweek like this. it took several reinforced straps and a backhoe to finally pluck their car above ground. >> look outside, and saw the street was flooded and only took a few seconds to figure was going off. >> reporter: the monday went from bad to horrible, this is the car a half hour later. almost half of it underneath first street, outside of their hoboken apartment. is what it is. >> reporter: the aging infrastructure, some of it nearly 100 years old, partly to blame. today's break in the 1

digit victory to ted cruz where he defeated trump. >> in maine, ted cruz wins by 13 points over trump. >> here's what that means. with delegates 378 for donald trump. cruz now at 295, closing the gap marco rubio at 123 and john kasich 34. unbelievable. >> what a fascinating night. >> yes. this was really -- i mean, this was in some sense a referendum on thursday night. did the debate and the attacks by the republican establishment hurt the front-runner in this race, donald trump? >> with governor mitt romney coming out for one and also the insults coming and just the hammering from all directions for donald trump. particularly from ted cruz. and from marco rubio. also seeming to change his positions on immigration right before our eyes in the debate. >> does that matter? do the trump is supporters care flip-flops on positions but look at maine? it seemed like that was an easy lock for donald trump. >> demographically it's exactly his wheelhouse. i do think they care. i think that's the one thing that changed last week. there are a number of debates in which trump got hammered by every

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historic opportunity. what are his main aims? >> well, his main goal is to set these, they say the cuban people who are working in the airport, they burst into a round of applause. for the cuban people, they're hoping this is a new beginning, that they can start to do things that they haven't been able to do for a half century like rebuild some of the buildings that are crumbling beneath them. the president knows this is an executive action. every step they've taken from allowing flights to come in, commercial flights to come in. all that can be undone by the next president. and he's unlikely to get the embargo lifted in his time left in office. he has brought business leaders with him. he brought jimmy buffet last night. they're trying to get the relations cemented so there is political pressure on the next president not to turn back the clocks. in other words if there is a building here and workers are here, they might be more willing to fight to keep cuba open to the american people. >> how does congress view this visit? >> the republicans in congress are absolutely aghast. they put o

pet owners. missing dogs reported on the main line. now, many believe those dogs were stolen. sue plans joseph said couple that gold honda tried to snatch his golden retriever from his front yard in bryn mawr, home surveillance video caught the whole ordeal. joseph said the couple told them they believed it was their neighbor's dog, when he grew suspicious after seeing flyers on social media. warning others that a man and woman in a tan sedan were taking dogs from front yards. >> i hope you grow a conscious. it is pretty, pretty sick and sad thing to do. and after seeing warning flyers, dog owners say they are keeping a closer lesion their k9 companions. >> it is okay, it is okay. >> panic at the us capitol caught on camera right there. dan was on vacation with his family when someone pulled out a weapon in the capitol visitor center. this is his home video of the aftermath as people are ducking for cover, running, and they were eventually escort intoed an auditorium for their safety. a by stander suffered minor injuries. >> now, the alleged gunman is in stage condition this morni

comfortably. louisiana going to donald trump very comfortably. in maine, we are not quite there yet. was it official he picked up the state? most organizations are saying ted cruz. kentucky seems to be anyone's guess. we have obviously donald trump comfortably ahead. on the democratic side, bernie sanders wins nebraska. bernie sanders has picked up louisiana. so when you have this breakdown -- i misspoke there. it was hillary. i'm reading incorrectly. hillary won louisiana. and kansas and nebraska are sanders pickups. >> that african-american vote, so important in louisiana. hillary clinton has shown to have that. >> she has more delegates. the breakdown of delegates today could be anyone's guess here. it would appear there's always a delay especially in caucus states, how they award the delegates. you just don't know. in nevada famously last go-round eight years ago for democrats, hillary clinton had won the caucus state of nevada and ended up with barack obama winning the state and the delegates. so caucus states can do that to you. it can be very weird. conversely, you could have a na

taking place at the airport here at the main international airport here in brussels. it's what the airport spokeswoman is calling a double explosion. one right after the next around 8:00 in the morning, of course, that's peak travel time. people traveling all over the world and understand flights into brussels have been diverted away from brussels airport. that flights out of brussels have been canceled. it's still in the process of being evacuated from the departures hall where that took place. there were thousands of people taking flights this morning, leaving from the departure so the airport spokeswoman has said there were wounded. they have not put a number on that wounded and the federal police here have confirmed that at least one person has been killed. there are reports of a higher death toll but thus far nothing more is we're on our way to the airport right now and understand the highways heading there, this is about ten miles outside of brussels are or have been blocked so the authorities have set up a perimeter around the airport and police on the scene and know that th

maine and on kansas and he should do well in maine because it's very close to canada... let's meanwhile in the democratic race, senator sanders won kansas and the democratic caucus in nebraska. while hillary clinton took the win in louisiana. " i want to congratulate senator sanders for running a strong campaign. i am thrilled we're adding to our pledged delegate count. i am grateful to everyone who turned out to support us." developing now more local news... cincinnati police are investigating an arrest that happened back in february in over the rhine. the whole thing was captured on video... and watched thousands of times on social media. the person filming is charles harrell..in the video he's being stopped for jaywalking by officer baron osterman. we will play a portion of that video for you now... "my phone is still recording.." now, court for j walking, and possession of marijuana. the fraternal order of police president sargeant daniel hils says officer osterman followed harrell and another man that was with him because he smelled the scent of burnt marijuana. sgt. hils

main force from syria. as talks take place in geneva to end the five year conflict. >>> refugees stranded in greece wade a flowing river in a desperate attempt to reach macedonia. >> an al qaeda linked group said it carried out the attack on ivory coast. >>> we're in hong kong where conservationists are trying to save a special treat from extinction. >>> i'm robyn here for sports. coming up. >> hello there, warm welcome to the newshour. russia has announced that it's beginning the withdrawal of the main part of its military force in syria. news came as talks begin in geneva to end the five year conflict. u.n. special envoy staffan de mistura, says he would like presidential elections within 18 months. who is at those talks? the syrian government has agreed to attend but the foreign minister says the post of syrian president isn't up for discussion. only accept a transitional governing body and doesn't want president bashar al-assad to be part of that. russia on the other hand wants ethnic kurds included in those talks but they haven't been invited. i.s.i.l. and the armed group el

dangerous situation. water main break in west philadelphia yesterday afternoon. crews are making repairs. walnut is shut down between 49th and 50th likely until 6:00 p.m. market or baltimore avenue will be better belts. on better bets for you. main line, we have an accident shutting down bryn mawr road. we have a crash five miles north of the lehigh valley interchange, a lane is blocked. heading toward the poconos expect slowing. commodor barry bridge we're getting word of a broken down vehicle one lane is getting by coming in from south jersey, the commodor barry bridge not your best bet on this thursday morning. >>> a gruesome discovery in a delaware county home, police found a woman beaten and strangled to death, her body dump in a running shower. annie mccormick is live in seacane with the details on the tragic story. >> reporter: good morning, tam, the friends and co-workers who work with the victim noticed she was not at work that day, they were concerned and came to the apartment complex a manager let them in, they made the gruesome discovery and called police. here's video from y

kansas and maine and donald trump has won louisiana. trump commanding lead in delegates has shrunk to 80. today's victories aside. the sanders campaign has its work cut out for it. >> reporter: ted cruz kicked off with big wins in kansas and maine. but the night is expected to go kentucky where there is a large turnout there. senator marco rubio is looking ahead to florida. democrats voted in three states louisiana, kansas and nebraska. clinton won louisiana. >> i'm grateful to everyone who turned out to support us. >> clinton and sanders will michigan. maine tomorrow. >>> we now know the name of the shooting victim of the homicide in the west end. the victim was charles weathers. weather never made it to a hospital and died at the scene. investigators stayed there all day. if you know anything that can help police you are asked to call crime stoppers 352-3040. >>> a mom and daughter were killed in a head on crash. the community is still hurting up. >> reporter: the investigation is ongoing as police try to figure out what happened. what led to the woman crossing the center line. p

cruz does well in kansas, and he's doing well so faurr, and i maine where he's also doing well so far, that could say that the hard core trump supporters are mad at the establishment, they're mad at mitt romney, they're at 35 p%. if it goes down to 32% even, suddenly it's a different ball game because right now he's still not getting the majority of delegates out there and there's a sliver of opportunity for somebody to come in. >> you're all going to stay with us and we're going to continue to talk as these results continue to come in throughout the afternoon but we do want to turn to kansas. 40 republican delegates at stake. the doors for the last caucus site just closed in the last hour. shaquille is at wichita where ted cruz and donald trump showed up earlier today. shaq, tell us about that and tell us what about you're hearing from voters. >> reporter: yes, it was very interesting. both ted cruz and donald trump showed up to give their pitch to voters here. take a look at the line. we're in wichita, kansas, right now and this is one of the largest caucus sites in the nation. over

until early morning, a water main break. >> reporter: turns out that was quite an unlucky parking spot. the driver left his car on top of that water main that burst. crews are working to excavate the area around the pipe to assess the damage. bill snider may be regretting his great parking spot. >> it was a little bit of panic. we were kind of laughing about it but freaking out at the same time. >> reporter: a 12-inch water main on first street erupted right under ider's car. just after 6:00 a.m. the street quickly flooded. we thought it was just the rain at first. when we realized it was the main >> reporter: the road opened up before the tow arrived. a crane pulled the car from the sinkhole five hours later. utility crews began repairing the main, water shut off on first street between willow and clinton. in hoboken they dealt with a water main break on thanksgiving. for phil snider that's the least of his problems. he needs a new car. >> it's just stuff. we are able to have a good laugh. >> nobody was in the car. everybody is safe. not much you can really do about it. >> reporter: t

speech in salt lake city trump fired back during a rally in portland, maine. failed. hefold failed horribly. >> victor: the republicans will face off tonight in a critical debate. trump will have to mace fox kelly. >> hatzel: it is justtbout nine thursday. we wt to check on the evening rush hour for you. there so far. our track of reporter sanela sabovic is rightp here for you. >> sanela: hello, laurie. traffic alert over here. this is i-95. there's a right lane that was blocked where they just duty cut our traffic camera but let me show you how it looks like on the map. as i was a about to tell you i-95 northbound at northwest 135th street, you just saw right there the right lane was blocked, police have it due to a stalled car. let's get to you speed times. traffic moving at 14 miles per hour. the if you want to avoid this, take the turnpike or us-1 as an alternate route. now, keeping in it miami-dade county on the palmetto northbound there's a right lane, another car crash, root lane is blocked around southwest 24th street. i also want to get you to a third crash, also keeping o

senator won maine. >> today has been a very good day. >> reporter: frustrate's winning streak continued as he came out on top in kentucky and louisiana. >> thank you to louisiana. and thank you to kentucky. i want to congratulate ted on maine and on kansas and he should do well in maine because it's very close to canada. let's face it. >> reporter: on the democratic race, senator bernie sanders won kansas and the caucuses in nebraska. >> and the way to the white house is to win democrats and to win independents and to make sure trump does not win independents. >> reporter: hillary clinton won louisiana, putting her closer to winning the deep south. now she is looking ahead to winning the mississippi primary on tuesday. >> i am a progressive who likes to get things done. >> a dem crosswalk knox maine cnn democratic debate in flint, michigan. >> yesterday was the first time kentucky ever held a caucus, and local polling spots were swamped. there was only one place to vote in each county, and voters were lined up at the doors before they opened. it was not unusual to see long lines of traf

. >> while we're at it, let me say god bless kansas. and god bless maine. >> a game changer in the race for the white house. ted cruz wins two super saturday number of delegates. unexpected. ted cruz and bernie sanders wracking upinds in kansas there. cruz took maine as well despite the governor there endorsing donald trump. and it wasn't all bad for the kentucky. he clinched that state just by a fewundred votes. a tough night for marco rubio who came in third or fourth place in all four states. >>> on the democratic side, a super saturday for bernie sanders who picked up kansas early on. he also took the state of nebraska, both of which were caucus caucuses. hillary clinton picked up louisiana in the primary and way ahead of bernie in the delegate counun for nbc 6, we have more fr the campaign trail. >> reporter: on super turday, texas senator ted cruz visited the winner's circle first picking up 17 delegates winning the kansas caucus and 12 more by winning maine. >> i think the combination of super tuesday election results, the last two debates, together has been more and more unifyin