mark: i'm mark halperin. >> mr. turnbull goes to washington. >> mr. trump goes to washington. >> mr. trump goes to washington. mr. trump, as you mentioned, goes to washington. mark: greetings from the bloomberg washington bureau, down the road from where both parties are getting ready for their annual conference of the e powerful pro-israel lobbying group. donald trump's speech will be by far the one to get the most attention. later in the program, we will show you my conversation with a pair of rabbis who are concerned with his policies and frederick. the first, -- but first, check out the ovation at hillary clinton got this morning when she spoke to apac and called on mr. trump for suggesting he wouldn't take sides in the israeli-palestinian conflict. >> yes, we need steady hands, not president who says he is neutral on monday, pro israel on tuesday, and who knows what on wednesday, because everything is negotiable. well, my friend, israel's security is nonnegotiable. al, we will listen to more of her later. what market can she put down for donald t

mark: there still people who like mark -- mitt romney want , romney to run. suspicions this is part of an effort to position himself to be drafted, to be the person that stops trump at the convention. this is not what it is about. romney could inspire people to give money to the super pac that is trying to stop trunk. -- stop trump. they could get some big money out there to get ads on the air in some of these upcoming states to try and stop trump. john: no doubt about that. groups have been out there like don quixote trying to tilt at the trump windmill. they have not had any money to do it. we've heard some discussions yesterday with paul sanger and maybe meg whitman getting behind that group. we have to acknowledge one thing whatever the effect, it is a , historic moment. this is a big deal. generically speaking the past , republican nominee speaking out against the current republican front-runner. it hasn't happened in my lifetime in politics. deal.k it is a big damn mark: mitt romney has a voice that is unique in the party. it's going to be a big day. we

mark: let me stop you there. if you favor ted cruz and you are concerned trump will get the nomination by steamrolling quickly, why not do everything you can to get marco rubio in down into slow trump florida? >> when you support somebody, it should not be for strategy, but for what you think is best for you to do. right now, i tnk what is best for me to do is to do what i can, to bring party together. you cannot ignore donald trump. whether he gets to 1237 or not, he will be a major forcen the party. either ted cruz and donald trump will find a way to coexist, donald trump will be so close to the finish line that he cannot ich or rubio on his ticket, or pick somebody else, or ted cruz could do the same. our best bet is to see how he can be the best ticket he can be to defeat hillary clinton, rather than taking sides in the primary. what i need to do is figure out how i can put in my two cents and make sure a ticket leaves out of cleveland that can compete with hillary clinton. mark: marco rubio says he will when

mark: thank you. let' s check in with randi. randi: there is the "today" show a good chance they end up on the "today" show plaza. i have a feeling she will find them. we take a look at the forecast for today. temperatures in the upper 50' milford, 56 degrees. i got to go to mccormick elementary yesterday and met with some of the fourth-graders. hey, guys. it is going to be a nice day. expected to be in the 50' s. many slots, low to mid 50' s. the clouds are clearing out. afterschool, hopefully the teachers take it easy homework-wise. high temperatures into the low 70' s. let' s check out the roads. kyla: traffic wise we' re seeing great conditions. this is a look along 71, 75 at ridgewood. this is going to be what it will look like for pretty much the loop. across the river, 75 looks good. 71 at the ronald reagan, moderate volume. it is not as light as we typically see at this early hour. we will continue to cover it for you all morning long. mark: thank you. state championship hopes on the line in northern kentucky. which team

mark: i am mark halperin. john: i am john heilemann. you can criticize donald trump for a lot of things, but the hat? it is really not that bad. rock city, sports fans, we are here at the fabulous fillmore in downtown detroit. a block away from the fox theater where candidates will take the debate stage. rawl in preview that baw just a moment, but the other brouhaha of the day. mitt romney and a comprehensively scathing rebuke of donald trump this morning in salt lake city. the attempt of the republican party's last nominee to kill the candidacy of this cycle's most likely nominee seemed like the equivalent of a celebrity roast. he tore into policy proposals, character, and temperament. in short, he stated the new york billionaire was unworthy of president of the united states. take a look. miit romney: here is what i know. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. he is playing the american public for suckers. he gets a free ride to the white house, and all we get is a lousy hat.

mark: and i am our case. -- mark hayes. we' this monday. randi: yesterday, we brought in spring officially with a chill in the air and that continues today. as you look at temperatures, most places pretty close to 30 or so but some spots in the 20' s. 28 in walton. 29 in springboro. 28 in hillsboro. there' s also a little bit of a breeze to factor in. s to matter where you are across greater cincinnati. grab the winter coat, even though it is spring, it is off to a slow start. forecast high this afternoon, 49 to 50. tonight, 35, which quits as where we should be this time of year. it looks like we will rebound fast, above average by tomorrow. one more day where you have to wear non-spring clothing. right now, on the cold side, though -- close to 30. at lunchtime, sunny skies, 42. the the afternoon, it will stay on the cool side, 49 or so. the wind picks up this evening and becomes breezy. i tomorrow, strong wind, but they will warm us up into the 60' s for your tuesday. let' s check the roads. kyla: we still have the closure in glendale at

p>> mark: all right, jeff. pthanks. pballot in cuyahoga county, some pvoters decide on bow hunting pdeer or not. pwe sent reporter harry boomer pout to talk with residents about pthis growing problem of too many pdeer. pwhat have you got, boom? p>> harry: well, you know, many pof us like to see deer walking pin the wooded park but when they pventure out into the rest of the pworld, they become a problem, pand they disrupt our world. p>> keep them in the parks where pthey belong. p>> harry: joe is among the pgrowing number of people who pwant the deer population in ptheir neighborhood thinned. p>> when i moved out here 28 pyears ago, you didn't see a pdeer. p>> harry: so what do you think pabout the possibility of getting pdeer with cross bows. p>> i'm not truly a big fan of it pfor the simple fact i have three pchildren and they're outside laying a lot and they get hurt psomebody using a cross bow. pthat would be a horrible pmistake. pcommunities, parma, parma pheights, sevens hill and pstrongsville have placed

mark: let me stop you there. if you favor ted cruz and you are concerned trump will get the nomination by steamrolling quickly, why not do everything you can to get marco rubio in florida to slow trump down in florida? >> when you support somebody, it should not be for strategy, but for what you think is best for you to do. right now, i think what is best for me to do is to do what i can, to bring party together. you cannot ignore donald trump. whether he gets to 1237 or not, he will be a major force in the party. either ted cruz and donald trump will find a way to coexist, donald trump will be so close to the finish line that he cannot have either kasich or rubio on his ticket, or pick somebody else, or ted cruz could do the same. our best bet is to see how he can be the best ticket he can be to defeat hillary clinton, rather than taking sides in the primary. what i need to do is figure out how i can put in my two cents and make sure a ticket leaves out of cleveland that can compete with hillary clinton. mark: m

mark: thank you. new this morning, a school threat at a local middle school has parents on edge this morning. the latest threat being in the three rivers school district. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live in cleves with the investigation. good morning. dan: good morning. three rivers school officials aren' t elaborating on the threat. but they tell us cleves police are handling the investigation now. school leaders say they were made aware of the threat at about 5:30 yesterday evening by a taylor middle student. we' re told that threat was not a social media threat, but nothing further. school leaders say no children or staff were in danger, but they wanted to take a high level of caution. some parents, meanwhile, aren' t happy about how the school handled this situation. there was a post on facebook telling parents to rest assured their children will be safe, but several wanted to know why the school never called. a spokeswoman for the school be extra security today, but told us the student involved

mark: and i' m mark hayes. thanks for joining us. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico for the forecast. march, snow, reservations, concerned. randi: march madness is not just for baseball. there is a mix for us today. you can see more rain or snow. it is march. this morning, we might see a quick coating of snow. taking a look at indy, the roads are wet but there is a dusting on the grass. starting to get the first flurries around hamilton county. light snow through butler county and south of the 71, 75 split. possible. untreated surfaces could get a little slick. temperatures are a couple of degrees below freezing. we should climb above freezing into midmorning. right now light snow showers. we' re not seeing them on the city cam. noon, we' re mixing in with rain and snow, 36 degrees. if you see snow falling, it pavement. more rain in the next cincinnati and south this afternoon. 8:00, a couple of flurries for everybody. the road should stay plain old wet. kyla

mark? mark: new this morning, a driver is in the hospital after she flipped her car after hitting a parked car. this happened in westwood around 2:30 this morning at the intersection of glenmore and hanna. no word on the driver' s crash. lisa: returning to a place where a tragedy took place earlier this week. students returned to madison junior/senior high school wednesday, their first day back after 14-year-old james justin hancock opened fire in the cafeteria. most students were ready to walk the halls, but not some. officials say three of the four injured students did not return wednesday. students described their first day back to us. >> i just still couldn' t believe it happened. you' d never think it would happen to our school. we' re so close. >> everybody just got straight to class. it was no talking at all. it was really quiet and that' s not normal for our school. lisa: students who still don' t feel comfortable coming back this week will have an excused absence. the madison wrest

mark: i'm mark halperin. john: i'm john heilemann.. and with all due respect a bernie sanders, i'm a little disappointed you only did it twice, but at least you have. mark: hello and welcome to monday. an exciting new week in the u.s. presidential race. the red-hot republican contest. a little bit of latebreaking news affecting the race overall. former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg, who owns this company, has decided not to launch an independent bid for the white house. we will have more on that in a moment. tomorrow, voters will head to the polls, and this week also begins the final races for the march 15 contests, when florida and ohio vote, kicking off the winner take all portion. if donald trump cleans up on that day, very little can be done to stop him from winning the nomination, which is maybe why his rival and their allies have opened the floodgates of to the attack ads. here's a sample of just some of the antitrust commercials invading the living rooms. >> former students say trump university was a scam. >> trump supp

mark: i am mark barton. --s is bloomberg martin bloomberg markets. courtney: in germany, it was a political setback for chancellor angela merkel. the anti-immigration alternative for germany party had its best showing yet in three state elections. support for the christian democratic union fell across the board. inian peace talks resumed geneva, aimed at ending five years of civil war. there has been a partial cease-fire since february and the united nations is hoping the negotiations will lead to agreements within six months, followed by elections a year later. coast,nt of the ivory the national security commission held a meeting. the government says at least 22 people were killed in the first attack by islamic militants in the country, which is almost evenly split between muslims and christians. in brazil, millions joined in some of the biggest protests in the country, demanding the removal of the president, who has been linked to the corruption investigation into the government. the country has been mired in its worst recession in a century. pilot

." ♪ ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i am mark barton. we will continue bringing you live updates from brussels, where belgium is on the highest terror level of alert after bombings. more than 30 are dead and 180 injured. the city is at a standstill as the police search for more bonds. bombs. let's go to alex to see what is happening in the oil market. prices are fluctuating following the explosion in brussels. they're coming off of their 12-year lows. is the worst over for oil? jack, it is such a pleasure to see you. you think that oil has bottomed? we see as we look at it from a long-term perspective. have had down- we times, but we believe long-term prospects are bright in the united states. we have the opportunity to import.rude and to we see the longer-term one of the great opportunities is in this country. the: if you look at bloomberg i have charted, the forward curve of oil now versus where we were in february 11, where we hit the bottom, it has significantly. what are producers doing differently now than they did mosteeks ago? ja

p>> mark: it's okay. p>> tony: yes. p>> mark: it's okay if it's not pexciting. pwe're duling it down. p>> mark: exactly. pit is what it is. pthank you very much. p>> tony: i'll tweet you ptomorrow. p>> mark: don't unfollow me. p>>> tiffani. p>> tiffani: you heard the term pdumb blond, but a new study is pdebunking the age old myth. pa study looked at 10,000 pamericans and on average blondes phad iq scores within three oints of women with red, brown por black hair. pin fact, brown women's iq was pslightly higher. pthis doesn't prove blondes are psmart, but they are not dumb. psimilar results also go for men pwith blond hair as well. pjust in case you were wondering. pwe're just throwing it out pthere. p>> mark: they work in chrissie psnow for three's company. pthat was impressive. p>> tiffani: no comment. p>>> coming up tonight at 5:00, pwe're going to continue to pfollow the deadly isis terror pbombings and get the latest pupdates out of belgium. pseveral americans were hurt in pthe attacks, including a young pheading here to ohio. pwe'll also have a terrorism p

mark: i agree. see what i mean in this very heavily edited version of elizabeth warren interview. >> you have not yet paid in endorsement. win thenk bernie should white house. alright. sayonara. ♪ >> i mark crumpton. you are watching bloomberg west. after he was nominated to serve dream courts, -- to the supreme court merrick garland made the rounds on capitol hill. harry reid is demanding republicans hold a hearing on the nomination. he met with patrick leahy the ranking member of the senate judiciary committee. some have expressed an openness to meet with garland. senator lindsey graham endorsed senator ted cruz for president. in february senator graham wasn't supportive. >> if you kill ted cruz on the floor of the senate and the trial was in the senate nobody could convict you. [laughter] mark: he says rallying around ted cruz may be the only way to stop donald trump. blocked the cabinet. he says he was an attempt to hide him from a corruption

mark: thank you. a quick look at the final numbers ahead of the close, four minutes away from the end of the week's trading session. what a rally post-draghi. ♪ ♪ mark: live from london and new york, you are watching the european close, i embark martin -- i am mark barton. let's take you through all the market action, a rally propelled by the ecb's stimulus measures yesterday, a rally many might say should have happened yesterday but postponed by 24 hours. this is the stoxx 600 today chart appeared in a decline at the end of yesterday by 1.7% over the two days, the stoxx up a 9/10 of 1%. i want to know whether this has risen for the fourth consecutive week, the longest winning stretch since march. i will find that out in the next two minutes, the euro initial that initially fell by 1.6% and finished today 1.6% higher. 1.5%.he two days of mario draghi did not manage to push the euro lower against the dollar, similar to december 3 when his actions fail to impress the markets and the euro rose by 3%

mark: and i' m mark hayes. randi rico with details. randi: we have snow to start and snow and rain this afternoon. as far as the actual impact on your morning rush, if there was any pretreatment in your town, it won' t be a big deal. snow showers rolling into our area predominate to the areas west of downtown cincinnati. folks in ripley, didn' t want, ohio -- you are looking at wet pavement and snow covered grass. just south of the ohio river in through kentucky, the blue tone -- indicating snow. it dropped a coating on the grass. if you parked outside, you will be dealing with snow on the car this morning. down toward paducah and louisville, there is a rain snow changeover. our temperature right now sitting at 32 degrees. our winds out of the south so temperatures will continue to climb. we should be above freezing by 8:00 a.m. or 9:00 a.m. once we get past that point, it will be nolting away as it hits the ground. right now, we are doing with flurries and snow showers, a little heavier on the west side of town. you might see a coatin

mark? mark: new proposals to require kentucky high school students to pass a citizenship test in order to graduate. in fact it' s the same test that , people seeking to become u.s. citizens have to pass. the proposed law has passed a kentucky senate committee. students would have to answer 60 of the 100 questions correctly in order to get their high school diploma. lisa: a new playground is in the works to help kids learn about history in an interactive way. covington is collaborating with the devou good project to build a nature playscape behind the museum. the play area will let children discover local fossils in replicated archeological digs. build and settle into cabins like the pioneers did. and even travel down the ohio river on flatboats. nature-play is set to open in june but a test run with local kids will take place this afternoon. mark: let' s check in with randi and see how long the snow will stick around. randi: a couple hours, five: 30. by 7:00 a.m., all of the 275 loop area i

mark: "with all due respect" to donald troop and ted cruz, save it for the convention, fellas. ♪ mark: this is going to be the kathleen turner episode. trust me, we will get to trump-cruz in a while. first, we have new numbers from our latest bloomberg politics national poll. our big findings, the key candidates who have seen the most good news are also the two candidates least likely at this point to become their party's nominees. that is bernie sanders and john kasich. on the democratic side, despite his deficit, sanders has closed the polling gap with clinton. they are in a statistical tie nationally. in general election matchups clinton beat donald trump and , ted cruz, but she loses to john kasich 47% to 43%. sanders, like clinton, beats trump and ted cruz in a hypothetical contest, but unlike clinton, he beats john kasich. 46% to 44%. and yet, both sanders and kasich are getting pressured to leave the race. sanders and hasek -- and kasich often out. why isn't that argument breaking through? john: this is going to be a dream for you, i'm going to speak as little as possible becau

mark: what about your fundraising network? there are super pacs and groups trying to raise money to stop donald trump. gov. romney: i think they have noticed my remarks yesterday. i'm hoping those people who are saying donald trump is ineffective, we might look at on board, maybe we should wait a minute here and give it a second look. mark: you are a wealthy guy. are you going to give money to any of those groups? gov. romney: i may. mark: some people talk about his taxes. some people speculated about your taxes. do you know something about his -- what might be in his taxes? do you have some informed guess or are you doing some trolling? gov. romney: i indicated what i believed to be a bombshell in his taxes. every time someone raised a question about his taxes he evades. you don't do that if you planning relationship. best if you are planning -- if you are planning on releasing them. he says they are beautiful. as time has gone on, he has come up with new excuses why he won't release them. for five years he is being -- for fi

mark: good morning, i am mark hayes. kyla: it is a wet start if you may imagine. >> that is not causing any huge issues but it takes a little longer to get where you are going. this will be the case this morning, afternoon, and evening. the radar showing rain showers across our area. nothing too heavy at the moment. getting a little bit of a break in and around downtown, the 275 steady. right along 68 and 62 and adams county, heavy earlier. we will see rounds of rain continue. the rain slowly starting to get a little lighter and and around the 275 last. none of the fog is significantly reducing visibility. as we get to lunchtime, steady rain expected, 62 at noon and at 4:00, 63 great we will only be upper 50' s, low 60' s all day, keep the amber alert candy -- keep the umbrella handy. we will look at when we will >> we will come with an update in a few minutes, with a look at the map. here is 71, 75 a pretty good start up at the hill. we are seeing heavier volume, and wet conditions. brake lights aplenty northbound on 27

the mark >> mark: rate mcdonald, who said that physical abuse allegations were, will be speaking at a school which is causing controversy. the rapid >> reporter: there is a group of students who is at risk from are graduating--not graduating. >> if you look right mcdonald's life style--ray mcdonald's lifestyle it's obvious that he should not be a mentor to these kids. and is very disappointed with the lack of leadership but got at go wraped >> reporter: students say they were inspired by his talks even though he was accused of domestic violence. >> mark: re ray mcdonald has had many run-ins' what the law including child endangerment, domestic abuse, and sexual assault. >> darya: of food network chef in the north bay is against the lawsuits he is facing. one lawsuit said that the man only wanted to hire only sexually attractive women and also would not pay people all their hours. >> darya: the teenager was last seen at a bus stop on her way to school and garcia thorez was arrested for the murder. the father says the worst part is not knowing exactly what happened. >> same what finally

mark? >> mark: thanks. a quick reminder for you. if you vote republican, don't forget there are two places you have to vote for a candidate. one is for at-large dell grates to the convention, the other is for congressional district delegates. both the at-large and the district vote also be counted separately and reported to the secretary of state. so the bottom line is vote for the same candidate twice. once in the at-large area and once in the district area. the at-large count will determine the candidate who gets ohio's 66 delegates. >>> today is the first time 17-year-olds can cast a vote in an ohio presidential primary election. this comes after a franklin county judge ruled in favor of a lawsuit which asked for the change. about ten teen voters and democratic presidential sued over secretary of state john huosted's interpretation of ohio's voter law. he says teens can vote to elect someone but not nominate. delegates for the presidential race. polling locations are open until 7:30. >> romona: things are heated here in ohio but

p>> romona: hi, mark. p>> mark: i said hey, romona. p>> romona: hi, mark. p>> mark: 10% of households do pnot have these. p>> romona: harry boomer help me pout. ressure cooker. p>> mark: he could be right. pautomobile. p10%. p. p>>> going viral now. pa michigan puppy is shining pafter getting some braces. p>> romona: wesley now has pbraces and he's showing them off pin this picture. phe couldn't close his mouth all pthe way. pluckily his doctor said he will ponly need to wear them for a few pweeks. pwho knew. p>>> coming up at 5:00, then and pnow. pcampaigning is stressful, but pit's nothing like actually being pin the oval office. pjust what are these candidates >> it is pretty safe to say march is definitely rolling in like a lion. >> i would say that drivers are dealing with wet roads out there. and that rain is going to be switching over to snow. >> let's get right to chief meteorologist jeff tanchak who is going to tell us what's going on. >> it's going to be half an inch before it changes over to snow. let's get to ford first alert doppler max over he

mark c.: thank you. the united states is calling for a meeting of the un security council to discuss north korea's latest ballistic missile launch. they fired a missile into the sea earlier today. this comes week after the security council impose more sections -- sanctions for another north korean missile launch. a prosecutor's office and belgium says the fingerprints of r have beenttacke found. this comes after one person was killed and four people arrested in that action. he fled paris after the attacks that left 130 people dead. u.s. senate is on easter break as leaders continue efforts to shut down talk that they should hold hearings and vote on the supreme court nominee. hatchican senator orrin broke with ranks to say he is considerable, but not until november. the world health organization is deploying specialists after two ebola cases were announced. this comes afte hours after crvn side the outbreak was over. global news 24 hours a day, powered by are 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureau

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mark: and i'm mark halperin. and "with all due respect march, you don't need a bracket to see all the madness. it is a mad, mad, mad world of their. hello from our san francisco bureau. another big tuesday primary extravaganza tomorrow. some may call it super. five states are voting. at stake, lots of delegates and big batches of momentum. over the past 72 hours, protesters at donald trump's event have collided with his supporters in chicago, st. louis, and dayton. that has become not just the main story but the dominant story of all the campaigns in both parties. .ere's a recap of the weekend from "the circus." >> donald trump was interrupted at a rally in missouri. police say there were 32 people arrested in st. louis. another trump event is coming up in chicago. >> there are hundreds, maybe even thousands, of protesters on hand. security does not have a handle on the situation here. tonight's rally will be postponed until another day. thank you very much -- please go in peace. >> this is becoming violent. ther

mark: i' m mark hayes. let' s begin with a check on the forecast. the weather should cooperate nicely. lisa: wear your shorts to the polls. randi: now it is a little chilly, but lunchtime, we will be in the middle 60' s. it will be a gorgeous day. looking at the radar, we had off. the next system that will bring showers is moving through minnesota and iowa at the moment . they will not get to cincinnati until mid-night. no worries whatsoever. radar, we have a couple of clouds. i' visibility' s. if we were going to see fog developing, temperatures in dew points are in the middle 50' s, we could see patchy fog. right now, no big worries. 57 in loveland, butler county, hamilton. it is a nice and mild start. sunshine by lunchtime, we are sitting at 67. enjoy it and get time outside, because there is a cool down as spring arrives this weekend. kyla: we are dealing with issues. good morning. 75 southbound at mitchell, north of mitchell, you can see the emergency vehicles. we have multiple vehicles involved. at least five vehicles near mitchell. you can se

there, mark. the s&p and the nasdaq remain negative, a little mixed breed on the chinese meeting over the weekend. information coming out from it, also reacting to commodities today. with the dow as the best performer, i wanted to look at the three biggest contributors to the gains. chevron rising, caterpillar rising as well, and dupont gaining on the news that people familiar with its plans are considering a counter bid for dupont. we see those shares rising. caterpillar has reached a key technical level. take a look of the bloomberg. i have caterpillar versus its 200-day moving average and purple. here we go. it is above that 200-day moving average, and that is the level technical strategists were watching. have definitely seen momentum in recent days, mark. treasuriese see extending their selloff, julie, to a second day? julie: yes, indeed. a lot of traders have pulled forward their expectation for an interest rate increase. the two-year seems to be most reactive to the expectation of a change

p>> romona: hi, mark. p>> mark: it's friday. p>> romona: yes. p>> mark: 38% of women say pthey're trying to cut down on pthis. pwhat is it? p>> romona: fried foods. p>> mark: no. pit's gossip. pbut you didn't hear it from me. p. p>>> all this week we've enjoyed plake eagle cam. p>> mark: yes. pback in november avon lake pschools installed a camera over pan eagle's nest. pyou can watch it live on pyoutube. pthey've laid two eggs so far. phow about this. plive look right now. pshanice dunning is actually ptalking to students in the area pto see how they feel about the retty cool event. p>> shanice: two eagles in avon plake have picked the perfect planding spot for a third grade pclass at red wood elementary. p>> it's special that we have an peg else's nest in the -- eagle's pnest in the back yard of the pschool. p>> they'll be in the eagle's pnest in the morning and they're pwatching over the kids. p>> shanice: while eagles pusually pick wild areas to build ptheir nest, the birds built this pnest last year. pand just last week, the mother plaid eg

mark: and i'm mark halperin. and "with all due respect to donald trump's concerns about michelle fields' pen -- >> ♪ >> a class for grenade. three clicks, it arms the views. another three disarms it. seems to me they were right. >> she had a pet in her hand, which secret service is not liking. is it a bomb? >> ♪ john: i'm trump, john d donald j trump. the man of mystery health campaign events across wisconsin to address the aftermath of his campaign's battery charges. we will talk about that in a moment, because yet another truck controversy broke out this afternoon. the republican front-runner said this about abortion at a town hall hosted by chris matthews. >> should the woman be punished for abortion? >> look -- >> this is not something to dodge. you say abortion is a crime. you have to deal with it. should abortion be punished? >> well, people in certain parts of the republican party and conservative republicans would say yes. >> but do you? >> i would say it is a very serious problem. it's -- are you goi

mark: randi, thank you. a police chase ends in a crash in glendale, with two suspects rushed to the hospital. this happened around 4:00 this morning in the 200 block of east sharon road. this is live look at the scene. police were investigating suspicious activity in the area of reading and hauck when the car took off. investigators say the car jumped some railroad tracks, hit a pole and a gas light. >> as they came across sharon road, the car hit the railroad tracks here, went airborne. finally came to rest down there mark: two people were taken to west chester medical center with non life threatening injuries. there was also some minor damage to a building. lisa: the red cross is helping two people, displaced by a fire in wayne township. this broke out, just before midnight along waynes trace road. firefighters did not have a water source near the house. water had to be trucked in. by the time the fire was out, the home was seriously damaged. no word on the cause of the fire. an apartment fire is under inv

mark: it will be fascinating. reporters say to them, who you are supporting, and they say they still don't know or the guy who is now on a glide path. if he can get that done and they skillful way, not alienate supporters by taking the establishment endorse it, but having the party unified coming huge. john: he has to make it easy for them to come to him. mark: he did that last night. five more republican states voting on tuesday, what is the most plausible scenario, mark, for the donald trump movement, what is left of it, to stop donald trump? every day our inboxes are filled with different e-mails, something he said, trump university. they still don't have a unified frame. they need a way to prove the contributions will lead to hurting trump. it obviouslyat starts with john kasich winning ohio, marco rubio or ted cruz in florida, and they have to keep his delegate levels down. they have to make a plausible that he is not on a glide path to majority. john: it is possible to keep the stop trump movement going if j

i am mark crumpton. mark barton, back to you. mark b.: we will tell you who is in, who is out. that is next. ♪ mark b.: live from london and new york, i am mark barton. alix: the valiant bombs -- v aleant bombs keep on dropping. charging the chief financial officer of improper conduct. scarlet: how will this play out? the it comes to valeant, concern initially was over drug distribution methods, then it moved to the financial model. nowadays financial control. talk to us here about the challenges that the new management has ahead of it. willleant's new management have to assess the value of its current asset base, and it's ality.s its option we haven't underperforming rating on the stock. we think the assets are going generic over the next few years, or already are generic, and hanging in there longer than expected. our thesis is that there is not a lot to be done here with respect to growing the business. it's new incoming management will have to struggle with what kind of value it can drive with the existing assets. alix: who would you want to see as ceo? is a very that con

mark: thank you. a 4 year old is dead after police say his stepmom punished him with scalding hot water. lisa: wednesday morning the boy was found in his bed not breathing. s dan griffin is live in the newroom with the latest on this case in franklin. dan: investigators and neighbors are heartbroken and stunned by what appears to have happened in this case. austin derreck cooper was found not breathing after he was punished tuesday night by his stepmother. investigators say anna ritchie put cooper' s legs in scalding hot water in a bathtub before sending him to bed. yesterday morning, police found the child at the home he was pronounced dead at atrium hospital. officers say no child deserves a punishment like this. neighbors say the allegations are horrifying. >> it' s horrible, horrible, i just couldn' t imagine, me as a mother and a grandmother, i just couldn' t imagine. >> don' t ever hurt a child, definitely in that way it' s almost like something out of a movie. dan: franklin police say it appear

mark: and i' m mark hayes randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. everybody is dressed up in their green. randi: i even have a little bit of green on the radar. not a whole lot, so don' t panic. a couple of sprinkles as we take a look. you' re setting up a pretty nice day, folks in monterey may be getting a little bit of a drizzle. really not much more than a for today, and will end up being a nice day. generally, temperatures right around 50. 50 right now in alexandria. the planner for today shows the wind picking up as we head towards the afternoon. right now, a cool 50. by lunchtime we' re at 56. a high today around 62 degrees. still on the mild side for this time of the year but colder days are coming. celebrate all the basketball today. kyla: road to looking good, as you get ready to head out in will see. clear, dry rod ads, heading north or south bunny should be good there. same thing along 74, not an issue to be found. we are clear conditions along i-71. , not started on this thursday. lisa: in commitment 2016. no rest for the candidates on

mark: thank you. a suspect shot and killed. newly released body camera video shows the tense moments before the deadly confrontation between a ludlow police officer and a suspect. kyla: the officer was shot and the suspect was killed last december. >> i' m allowed to search you for weapons. of terry vs. ohio, i' m allowed to do a pat down for weapons. stop it with your hands. stop it. kyla: we have stopped the video in the moments before the shots that exchanged happened after officer sam hodge stopped charles reynolds for a traffic violation. reynolds is heard not complying with officer hodge' s commands and pulled a gun, shooting the ludlow officer once in the right arm. hodge also fired, shooting and killing reynolds. last night, ludlow police honored the good samaritan who rushed to the officer' s aid even creating a tourniquet to stop the bleeding. mark: happening today, the arraignment for a suspect accused of selling a batch of deadly heroin. 25-year-old vance morgan is facing involuntary mansl

kcci's mark tauscheck was in the courtroom. marco troy -- mark: troy mure junior showed no emotion today even when video was played in court showing the november accident that killed the passenger in his car. 22-year-old scalicity perez who was thrown from the saturn sedan that was unrecognizable and wrapped around a tree. several witnesses reported seeing another car chasing the traffic heading southbound on 35th near ingersoll just before the accident. >> weaving in and out of traffic. i thought at first they were racing. that was not the case. no one was pursuing. mark: an officer at the scene said he was surprised mure walked away from the wreckage. >> he was not upset when i talked to him. i did not see anything that showed he was upset. just he was standing there and i think he was inside -- he was in shock. mark: the trial will turn on mure's motivation for speeding another officer who interviewed him at the hospital testified that mure told him someone in the other car showed a handgun before the chase and that the othe

mark: thank you. ohio' s biggest theme park looking forward to summer time. celebrating a favorite breakfast food today. you can get your hands on free flapjacks and celebrate a good cause. 5:20, 57 degrees. good morning and welcome back. going to be a beautiful day. they are getting things ready for summer time at the roller coaster capital of the world. kyla: we are talking about cedar point. the new train the coaster is the tallest dive coaster and will be 223 fef et high. a new kind of feature will be included in the quw eue line. 1.5 miles of track. mark: it is been a few years since i have been up there. kyla: i am not a huge roller coaster person, but the girls are. they love it. i have to get back in the saddle. kyla: mark: kings island have posted this picture on twitter saying guess we' ll get a kick of what officials are not saying what is going on. we do know there is going to be a new ride that is seven stories high with different waterslides, which is scheduled to be ready when they open

the mark >> mark: seven dogs were found neglected in the back of a u- haul trailer and need new owners. 19 dogs were found, to what were euthanize to, 10 have been adopted, and seven more need to be adopted. >> mark: near 19th and delores streets there was a big dog causing problems and people were trying to chaser when the police got there to get the dog. >> darya: a lactation sweet as a place where a woman can feed their baby and privacy. a has a seating area and an electrical outlet and right now they are in california into terminals and san francisco international. >> mark: gas prices have stayed below--below--low. but some are coming on the oil companies will do a new formulation. >> darya: a shooting of an idaho pastor happen and the pastor is looking at fine at this moment. the man then flew to d.c. at and tried to topple the white house fence. the pastor had spoken at an event for ted crudes and it does not look like it was politically motivated. >> mark: martin to work with the beatles died at last night at 90 in his column. >> darya: jewelery designer gowns and other places f

mark: could be. more due diligence. john: coming up, we check in with tim miller on his efforts to keep the republican nomination away from donald trump. ♪ john: if anyone is capable of stopping trump, perhaps it is our next guest, the former communications director for jeb bush, tim miller. good to see you. an important goal by yours and many others. tell me, right now, what are you doing today that is different from what you are doing yesterday to stop trump? >> we have expanded the number of states we are in. we have some new ads going up in ohio. it has been reported that everything he is outsourcing, the body wash, everything, all of it made in bangladesh, none of it made in ohio. letterman is featured in this ad. people should watch the video. he made the point in a comedic way. we are up there in ohio on outsourcing. we are also found in missouri, which is an important state next tuesday. we are talking about the testimonials of the trump university students that have been defrauded by donald trump, who pay $15

mark: you are watching the european close. i am mark barton in london. alix: the federal reserve is getting ready to wrap the two-day meeting. highly rate hike is unlikely. we could can idea of future increases. >> senior fellow at the milken institute joining us from los angeles. i would imagine this is a time when they are sitting down to his and witches and drinks. nearing the end, a statement coming out soon. when you look at the economic backdrop, what do you think they were most concerned about? i think they have to take into account the fact that the core consumer price index number is out.e out today they had a number yesterday that was down. overall inflation on cpi has been dropping and industrial production shows to be increasingly seeming to be in a recession. while the unemployment rate has gone below 5%, the participation rate is still very close to historic lows from the late 1970's. it is a tough situation to violence. on top of that, the ,nternational circumstances which janet yellen cited in december for delaying a rate hike are still v

mark: chris christie is the opposite. fore are endorsing trump establishment, there are those saying they are against trump but if he is nominated they will support him, and that people like romney who say he will never support trump. he is having surprising traction with that decision to use the rules of the party to stop somebody they do not have the majority. is quite clear, either you get the majority of delegates or you do not. there is a first ballot and if you don't win the first ballot it becomes a contested convention. i think you can be a great fan -- of robertsrts rules of order. this becomes fair game, fairplay. about to tell you a story little marco and big donald. the two white house hopefuls stood as stoic statesman. of the about issues electorate. i was having a reverse flashback at as anyone who saw the debate knows, it was actually an exercise in petulance and penile illusions. allusions. doesn't change anything in the republican race and doesn't do any lasting image as some conservatives have suggested?

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mark: good morning, everyone. right now there are a few school , delays to tell you about in northern kentucky, the diocese of covington schools are on 2-hour delays. the same goes for robertson county schools. meanwhile, illness has forced williamstown independent schools to close their headstart and preshool in grant county. you can always see a complete list of closures and delays on wlwt.com. good morning, thank you for joining us i' m mark hayes. ,lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. this morning' s headlines are coming up. let' s get a check on the forecast. randi: another round of flurries to start the morning commute. we are with these pronounced 7:00 a.m. and they are gone. for those of you out in the early morning, flurries flying around the greater cincinnati. the radar showing snow showers assuming on into downtown and areas of northern kentucky, it is all the same scenario no matter where you are. we are looking at light snow showers drifting through. they are not going to accumulate at all, but you definitely

mark: i am mark barton. this is "bloomberg markets." ♪ vonnie: we take you from new york to london to paris. we are half an hour into the trading day. aftertocks are climbing their longest rally since october in the s&p 500. economic headlines out of china are dragging down global stocks again. mark: bank of england governor mark carney defending himself from allegations he is trying to influence the brexit debate. he says it is his job to lay out the economic implications, but u.k. lawmakers say they are -- he is jeopardizing the central banks credibility. luxury goods maker setting up defenses against a possible takeover of burberry. let's head to the markets desk where julie hyman has the latest. julie: declines steepening as we get out of the gate. just half an hour into trading. already stocks hitting the lows. the s&p doing the worst of the three, not the pattern we have seen recently. the chinese export data and the japanese gdp data, and commodities breaking down, stocks cannot sustain their gains.

mark: she thinks she is super-strong. george stephanopoulos said that specificity is a character issue. she can be tough and hawkish. john: i think she feels that way. this speech was not on her schedule. they moved quickly. i believe there is another speech coming down the line in the next couple of days and she will do something similar. she sees an opportunity here and understands this election. she thinks the way that establishment think. this is a huge trump card over any republicans who have any experience. she is going to play that hard. mark: meanwhile, trump, ted cruz, and john kasich think she vulnerable. john: they do. it is passion versus experience. mark: obama has been taking a lot of heat for spending part of his day at an exhibition game with the tampa bay rays and the optics were not so great for obama, wearing sunglasses and doing a halfhearted attempt at a wave. he explained his attendance with espn. president obama: it is always a challenge with a terrorist attack in the age of 24-7 news coverage. you

pso do mark and i. pshe had millions quoting her in pthe media mogul owns part of the pcompany and is the face of the pbrand. pwell, now she's revealing her presults in o magazine. plook at her. pher new look comes after a 26 ound weight loss. poprah is also one of the cover pgirls on the april 2016 issue. pshe says the other ladies are on pthe same journey she is. pthat's different because she pusually goes solo on the cover. p>> mark: yes, right. p26 pound is a lot. p>> romona: good for her, pthough. p>> mark: there you go. p>>> listen, the host with the pmost. pjust how many volunteers does pcleveland plan to have when the prnc begins. pthe answer and the update to precruit them. p>>> and the american diet. pwhat's wrong with it? p>>> our top story here today pafter two rocky years, johnny pmanziel no longer a member of pthe cleveland browns. pmanziel will now be on the pwaiver wire until 4:00 p.m. psaturday where any team can him. pif not, he becomes a free agent. p>>> political movie stars came pto