randall: i cannot hear you. [laughter] gordonere is robert saying to us the other day, that it labor participation turns up, that is the signal. we got the signal. what does that mean for you? seen a littleve bit of a pickup of labor force participation but still at very low levels compared to word was. it would be great to see more of that. that would be tremendous because, as you were discussing before, even though the unemployment rate may be done below 5%, people are not feeling the benefits of 5% on implement rate. a lot of people are outside of the labor market. we need to be creating jobs and, hopefully, raising real wages. scarlet: are we at full employment, or will he know -- only know it after the fact? randall: this is one of the questions, we are not sure if the concept of full employment really fits anymore. we look at the unemployment rate, but now there are these brought her mother -- broader measures that janet yellen and others have talked about, including people who are part-time who would pref

>> well, randall i think that's an excellent point. one thing we are hearing, left over from cuban businesses, but the american embargo to other countries such as canada, european companies have often invested in cuba. but think of the old administrative system that you have to use to do business here, be canadian businesses and hotels are very excited to yofer offload these business to american businesses coming in. with the lope of make money in cuba. the reality is change is going to take time, and there are reforms, a change has been going on but i think yes, we do sort of have to qualify expectations a bit. american businesses such as mcdonald's and starbucks are saying, i want to go to cuba before i see a mcdonald's in the scorner. that's not going to happen. that rolling stones concert coming in on friday, they had to do everything bring everything down including the alarm to have that had concert, infrastructure and supplies to run a business melissa, it seems that the cuban people fest have a knack of making those scars work.

once the cat has trusted randall, randall grabs it by the skrups skrups neck and now the cat is reunited with his owner. >> straight out that door, straight up the tree. yeah, no.you. >>> this guy here in the video decided to build this perfectly built fence. and he just now finished it. itfantastic. now he tries to keep the dog in the yard. >> i'm trying to sell the yard. >> the dog is trying to burro his way out. >> just you showing it off, the dog is let loose. >> yay!lla jumps right over the fence without touching it. and i love the guy's reaction. >> that fence is 10 up. >>. >>> now this video is a bit older, but for options reasons it's getting a ton of attention now. >>> three, two, one. ah! >> and he goes through -- and continues to swing. two things went through my mind, atlike, kind of looks a bit like an eagle. like the ugly scream. >> ah, poor guy. heat time. he got his gopro out. he's facing his fears, checking stuff off the bucket list. >> three, two, one, ah! whoo! yeah! >> that is just the brain transmitting his fear and into this guy's eyes. >> it's only 30 seconds long.

. >> randall knows what he's doing. thing down pat. >>> plus -- how this canyon swing takes this guy on a roller >> whoo! >>> promotional considerations provided by --ure! kids mix. 20 flavors kids love! you can save over 500 buckswhen you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole"blondes have more fun" thing... standing by for fun. >>> i am convinced that cats are trying to teach us a lesson we did not learn. that's why they keep climbing up the darn trees. especially when we talk about the cat guy, randall. about a month ago he rescued this kitty. because i think he'll get a call for this cat. >> randall knows what he's doing, talks very gently to the cat. once the cat has trusted randall, randall grabs it by the skrups skrups neck and now the cat is reunited with his owner. >> straight out that door, straight up the tree. yeah, no. >> thank you. >>> this guy here in the video decided to build this perfectly built fence. and he just now finished it. it looks great, fantastic. the yard. >> i'm trying to sell

another thing you raised randall about insurance companies. it's easy to say use some nonopioid alternative. but in a lot of rural areas patients don't have access to physical therapy and mindness meditation. and insurance companies won't pay for it randall. >> thank you, for taking a deeper look. >> thanks for having me. >> you're welcome. >> up next: a majority development in the war in syria. an option group sets up a new federal session, the kurds declaring be automatically in the north. and, some of the worst flooding in decades. >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >> dozens of people are dead in the northern syrian town of raqqa, after air strikes hit it today. initial reports point to syrian or russian planes being on the air strikes. coming on the heels of the announcement by russia of pulling back their forces. >>> syrian kurds have declared a federal region in the northern part of the country. spl

randall pinkston live for us in florida. thank you very much. now to the democrats, john terrett live for us from bernie sanders's hometown. and what is his message today? >> yes, bernie sanders's home freezing town. how did pinkston get florida and i got vermont? it's so chilly here. this street is called church street. it is one of the 1 pedestrianized streets in the whole country. and it was a project put together by bernie sanders when he was mayor in the 1980s. and just over there is the bernie sanders headquarters, and they had a little get together there this morning with journalists and anybody who was interested to talk about strategy going forward. the strategy going forward is to win. and their best chances of that are in the midwest. last night when the candidate came here, home to a very, very warm welcome, there were only a handful of very subtle hints that he might not go all the way, that this may be more about changing the political dialogue, and forcing hillary clinton to the left, which he has certainly done at least for now.

and i'm ran randall pink ton. capturing the most wanted suspect in the paris attacks. >>> and the crisis that some are questioning if it violates the geneva convention. >>> the office in new orleans says that they have more cases than they can handle. and the journey home. after a decade in america, a teenage refugee returns to africa. the prime suspect in the paris attacks is now in custody in belgium. salah abdelslam was captured today during the police raid. he was among the group that killed 130 people november 13th. aljazeera's john terrett is live for us in washington tonight with more after abdelslam's arrest. >> reporter: randall, good evening, and manhunts are always international affairs, and indeed, president obama is being briefed on events as they unfold in europe. he's also being praised for committing u.s. resources to the leaders of france and belgium this evening. [ foreign dialogue ] >> reporter: [ bell ringinbelgium's prime minister confirming that the most wanted fugitive in the paris attacks,

randall, donald trump basically trumped marco rubio. why did marco rubio do so poorly in his own state. nine or 11 months ago when rubio announced he was the darling of the new generation of republicans who could bring all the sides together. but if his senate tenure, he also moved over to the moderate side coming up with a plan to have immigration reform. and the tea party supporters did not forgive him for that. that made him part of the establish. this year donald trump is the anti-establishment candidate, that's why rubio lost. he conceded last night. >> while it is not god's plan that i be president in 2016 or maybe ever, while today my campaign is suspended, the fact that i'd even come this far is evidence of how special america truly is, and all the reason more why we must do all we can to insure that this nation remains a special place. >> so the question is whether rubio will make a comeback. his senate turn will end. did he not choose to run for election so he could run for the nomination for the republican party. that's done.

randall pinkston thank you. >>> and as randall mentioned john kasich secured his first big win in his home state of ohio. he presented himself as the moderate alternative in the race, but is that enough to take him to the convention? lisa stark reports. >> reporter: john kasich will spending the day in pennsylvania as he continues to complain for the presidency, one of only three candidates still in the hunt. he was jubilant as he thanked his supporters last night after winning ohio and winning it quite handily. the polls were close, but kasick beat donald trump by more than 10 percentage points with ted cruz coming in a distant third. kasick says he is really the establishment-lane candidate. that's how his folks see it, but he also knows that outsiders are playing in the election, and tried to channel a little bit of that last night. >> forget the politics, forget the pollsters, for get all of the focus groups, because i rep sent you, and it is my job to listen to you, and then it's my job to go and fix the problems, and if that means at times i have to take heat, well, that's just

is covering hillary clinton, michael shure is covering marco rubio, randall pinkston is in palm beach, florida with donald trump, and ali velshi is in texas where the biggest haul of delegates is up tonight. starting with david schuster. >> the results are coming? in these three states, and we can report based on the exit polling that on the democratic side, hillary clinton has been declared the win for the state of georgia, bernie sanders has won vermont and hillary clinton has won virginia. georgia and virginia for hillary clinton, and vermont for bernie sanders. let's look closer at georgia, and this is something to look for now. 102 delegates. and the question is if hillary clinton wins by 20 points or more, and keep in mind she won by 15, and is bernie sanders able to keep it close. if he keeps it close, he doesn't fall so far behind in

randall pinkston is tracking the republicans from west palm beach florida, but first, david shuster has a look at how last night turned out. >> this has been an amazing evening. >> what a super tuesday! >> hillary clinton and donald trump are now barreling ahead on the path to nomination. the two emerged as the front runners after super tuesday, solidifying huge leads. >> it's clear tonight that the stakes in this election have never been higher. the rhetoric we're hearing on the other side has never been lower. trying to divide america between us and them is wrong and we're not going to let it work. >> clinton swept the south in the democratic primaries, minority voters broke for her 4-1, fueling her southern domination. for bernie sanders, the delegate map is becoming more difficult, but sanders is not giving up. he won four more states on tuesday. >> we have come a very long way in 10 months. [ cheers and applause ] >> at the end of tonight, 15 states will have voted, 35 states remain. let me assure you that we are going to take our fight for economic justice, for social justice, for

let's go down to randall pinkston who is live for us in miami. randall is it fair to say donald trump basically trounced rubio. why did he do so poorly in his home state? >> yes, it is very fair to say that. 500,000 more votes than rubio received in his own home state. one possible reason is that when rubio ran for the senate back in 2010 he was the anti-establishment kind of candidate. he was the darling of the tea party. app parent rently the tea party fell out of favor, or he fell out of favor with the tea party. he began to promote causes that the tea party hated. such as immigration reform. donald trump promises to build a wall, and keep all muslims from entering the country. the kind of thing that conservative tea party folks just love, and so they voted for trump. meanwhile rubio had to give up his run for the republican party presidential nomination. >> while it is not god's plan that i will president in 2016 or -- or maybe ever, and while today my campaign is suspended, the fact that i have even come this far is evidence of how special a

i'm randall pinkston in new york with a look at today's top stories. another attack on innocent civilians. this time in pakistan, where the taliban takes responsibility for killing 70 people, mostly women and children. >>> the pope's easter sermon includes a prayer for victims of terrorism world wide. >> billions of muslims throughout the world. i think they're peace loving people just like you and me. >> this year's race for white house puts a spotlight on religious attorneys in america. that's topic of this wee night'e week ahead. and a metropolitan museum of art, contemporary look. >>> we begin with a suicide bomb that exploded in a group of pakistani christians, celebrating easter. it went off in lahor, ciblg 70 0 people, including women and children. a pakistani faction claimed responsibility. the suicide bomber was targeting be christians. >>> an explosion at a children's park in the heart of lahor. this was the latest taliban attack to claim lives in pakistan. a food cart vendor described the explosion. >> i was cooking a burger, and suddenly, i

. >>> this is al jazeera america, i'm randall pinkston in new york with a look at today's top stories. >> reporter: another attack on innocent civilians, this time in pakistan, where the taliban takes responsibility for killing more than 60 people, mostly women and children. >> >>> pope francis's easter service includes a prayer >>> this year's race for the white house puts a spotlight on religious tolerance, the topic of "the week ahead". >>> and the bell tolls for the u.s.s. ship, a mystery of what happened to the crew 95 years ago finally solved. i can't re >>> pe ginning with a suicide bombing in lahore. 65 killed, most women and children. 250 wounded. hosts ran out of ambulances, taxis brought people in for treatment. a pakistan taliban group claimed responsibility, saying they targeted christians. we have this report. >> reporter: an explosion at a children's park in the heart of lahore. this was the latest taliban attack to claim lives, a food cart vendor described the moment of the blast. >> i was talking about it. i heard an explosion, i couldn't understand what was happening

>> randall, marco rubio saying he must win on tuesday. he must take his home state of florida so that trump doesn't hijack the republican party in his words. robert ray, al jazeera. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders appeared separately tonight in a town hall in columbus ohio. one citizen asked clinton. >> i have 600,000 more votes than donald trump about and i am building a broad based inclusive campaign. that i think is the best way to defeat him. by convincing people that this really is the highest stakes election they've ever been involved in. >> bernie sanders said, the way to defeat trump is to expose him. >> and he can be exposed at many, many levels. not the least of which this is a guy who is a billionaire but doesn't think we should raise the minimum wage above $7.25 an hour. this is a guy who believes in defiance of all science that climate change is a hoax. >> sanders called trump a pathological liar. donald trump says he may foot any forthcoming legal bills for a 78-year-old supporter who is charge with vawld. the elderly

once the cat has trusted randall, randall grabs it by the skrups skrups neck and now the cat is reunited with his owner. >> straight out that door, straight up the tree. yeah, no. >> thank you. >>> this guy here in the video decided to build this perfectly built fence. it looks great, fantastic. now he tries to keep the dog in the yard. >> i'm trying to sell the yard. >> the dog is trying to burro his way out. >> just you way, as this very proud builder of this fence is showing it off, the dog is let loose. >> yay! >> and stella jumps right over the fence without touching it. and i love the guy's reaction. >> that fence is 10 feet high up. >>. >>> now this video is a bit older, but for options reasons it's getting a ton of attention now. >>> three, two, one. ah! through -- and continues to swing. two things went through my mind, at first, i was like, kind of looks a bit like an eagle. >> this is like the ugly cry. like the ugly scream. >> ah, poor guy. he had a great time. he got his gopro out. he's facing his fears, checking stuff off the bucket list. >> three, two, one, ah! yeah! >> th

>>> this is al jazeera america i am randall pink soon in it new york with a look at today's top stories. a scare for donald trump today at a rally in ohio. a man is arrested after trying to jump onto the stage. >> how can you be shocked? this is the guy, remember, who was sure that i was born in kenya. >> the president talked about donald trump's message saying no one should be surprised by what they are hearing. >> in somalia, the u.s. steps up the fight against al-shabab, one of the most feared rebel groups in the world. tonight a deeper look at who her and what they want. ♪ ♪ >>> and the rare sound of music at a refugee camp in greece. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> rewe begin tonight with the campaign scare in ohio. a man rushes the stage apparently trying to charge dawned trump during a speech in taye dodayton. >> secret service agents stopped the protester resting him to the ground. he was arrested and charged with inducing panic and disorderly conduct. this comes after trump canceled a rally in chicago last night. after protesters swarmed the arena where he was scheduled to speak. al jazeer

randall. >> michael shure. earlier we spoke with craig shirley who shas written three best sellers on the reagan administration. he told us about the influence she had in the white house. >> she was not going to talk him into doing something he didn't want to do already so that was that she understood that he had his positions he had his principles and he wasn't going to change. she had a hand in thous ter of . >> jimmy carter told his sunday school class that he does not need any treatment for his cancer any longer. his treatment ended last month. the 91-year-old carter will continue to get checkups just in can case the cancer returns. >> turning to the u.s. presidential election, bernie sanders and senator marco rubio two on republican primary with nearly 74% of the vote in puerto rico. in maine, senator sanders took 60% of the vote. bernie sanders and hillary clinton faceoff in a debate in flint, michigan. becoming the focus of the campaign trail when high levels of lead turned up in the water supply. diane

the news continues in just a few minutes with randall pinkston, have a great night, everyone. >>it's crazy money that you can make here. it's a ticking time bomb. >>do you know what chemicals have been in that tank? >> my big brother didn't wake up the next day. al jazeera america's... >> today they will be arrested. >>they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> we have to get out of here. c. >>> this is al jazeera america i am randall pink soon in it new york with a look at today's top stories. a scare for donald trump today at a rally in ohio. a man is arrested after trying to jump onto the stage. >> how can you be shocked? this is the guy, remember, who was sure that i was born in kenya. >> the president talked about donald trump's message saying

. >>> and randall pinkston is here with a look at what is coming up. what have you got. >> as you reported, a very important day in cuba. president obama the first sitting president to visit there in 88 years. we examine the issues that led to the cold war between the two nations. it is the topic of tonight's "the week ahead". >> pope francis uses his annual palm sunday message to grid size those he said had abandoned refuges. they are some of the stories ahead in the next hour. >> see you in a few minutes. thank you >>> the president's trip to cuba may be serious in nature. president obama hopes to get some laughs. >> friday he taped a segment with a comedian who has a running joke about calling the white house. >> this is president obama. >> k. >> kibula. >> i'm looking forward to it. the american people and the cuban people are friends. >>> was the president speaking a little spanish there. the show is watched by about two third of all cubans. it's taken the nation by storm. the live baled eagle cam stream has given viewers, including me the thrill

randall pinkston is live in west palm beach, florida where trump addressed some of his supporters last night. can trump's momentum be stopped at this point? >> reporter: well, certainly, richelle his opponents hope it can be stopped. that's why senator marco rubio and senator ted cruz and to some extend kasick and carson are staying in the race, because they point to this. while donald trump won those seven states, he did not get more than 50% of the vote. he did not get a majority. so in the opinion of his his -- opponents, more republicans don't want him than want him. we're seeing some former supporters of governor jeb bush, and also some supporters of marco rubio apparently launching efforts to stop trump. the problem is they haven't figured out how to do it. meanwhile trump is saying he is winning, and he thinks the republican establishment should support the person who gets the most votes. this is what he had to say last night. >> i'm a unifier. believe me, i am a unifier. once we get all of this finished, i'm going to go after one person, that's hillary clinton on the assumption

>>mayweather meza suspect in the randall homicide and the investigation is active and open. if you know anything about the murder were urged to call crimestoppers it. >>> historic change, one of the white house is top guns came to south florida today. appearing at a miami dade college forum, the deputy national security adviser argued the benefits of renewing relations with cuba. he says the visit is about building bridges but it will be up to the cuban people to bring change to the alan. the president will be in cuba march 24 -- first -- march 21 and march 22. >>how is the weekend looking? >> the weekend is looking breezy. the current risk will be pretty high for beachgoers. showers on sunday. part of the system that has been pounding texas and oklahoma and arkansas, louisiana really hard hit us well. about 10 southern states have been experiencing flooding. we will get a little bit of that later this weekend. right now it is pretty nice out there. our camera overlooking the causeways and port miami were temperatures are 74 across the board. the wind is still blowing at abo

of sexually abusing a little girl, luring her with candydy he was once suspected of killing latara randall who was shot to death by two masked men while golfing with a cousin five years ago. that case is still open and his latest arrest will be a chance to get to the bottom of her son's murder. >> we're hopeful they will do what needs to be done and we'll get the result that we should. >> randall's photo hangs on the wall of his family's barber shop. >>> a jacksonville police officer in the hospital after he was shot right in front of his son. this is what happened. the undercover detective still in critical condition as we're speaking this morning. he was shot three times. he was off duty when all this went down, taking s son to school. all this happened yesterday morning. he made an impromptu decision to pull over a man he says was driving erratically. the person stopped but then opened fire on him. after he radioed for help, other deputies chased that gunman, shooting him at least four times and sending him, also, to the hospital. the suspect's girlfriend says he might have been suicida

i was texting back and forthwith randall. >> good for her. she has good dna. >> yes. you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> weekend violence in center city. two stabbings are now under investigation after one person was killed. and two others hurt. >> we expect to learn new "tails about a proposed tax on soda and sugary drinks. philadelphia's mayor wants the money to pay for universal pre-k programs. >> a word to the wise here. make sure you take the umbrella as you leave for work or school today. rain is falling across the area this morning. it will be with us through the morning rush. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. 5:00 a.m. rainy days and mondays, it's all good. meteorologist sheena parveen has her covered with her first alert forecast. sheena? >> between the time change and waking up to rain and clouds you really don't want to get out of bed this morning. when you do plef, take tleave, time and take the umbrella. moderate rainfall arou

thank you. >> now we have randall pinkston here with a look at what it coming up in the next hour, and you are focussed on what happened is going on in pakistan. >> absolutely, we'll have more details on that tragedy. dozens of christians killed when a suicide bomber ignites a bomb in a popular park. >> and the topic of "the week ahead." 95 years ago a naval tug boat and its crew disappeared. the mystery of what happened finally sold. they are some of the stories ahead in the next hour. >> a little more levity here. check this out. an unexpected visitor caused a rare traffic jam near brisbane, australia. that is a baby cola. oh, my -- baby koala, i want to hold and love him forever. watch him cross into the highway, and shows no hurry getting out of the way. people are taking pictures. take a look at this. he's walking, he's walking and then he starts hopping. everybody watch. oh, my gosh. sorry, aren't you excited by that. i'm excited by that. >> erica, frankly - no, i'm not excited. to change this county, and we will change the world. >> monumental decisions. >> mr. president, there'

randall, good morning. he took aim at his challengers and the democratic front runner >> reporter: indeed he did. last night he also said that his candidacy has a span of the republican party bringing more voters to it than had voter previously and even some democratsing and independents not only down in the south but north-east and west of nevada. he is making his claim that he is the person who should get the nomination and who should be the one to face hillary clinton. of course, his victory is a problem for establishment wins, many of whom still do not want him to be the party's nominee. donald trump spoke to them saying that he could be a unifier and he also addressed some of his political rivals. >> i am a unifier. i am. once we get all of this finished, i'm going to go after one person and that's hillary clintonment on the assumption she is allowed to run which is a big assumption. i don't know that she is going to be allowed to run. i think that is frankly going to be an easy race. you see the polls

. >> and in a tie game, randall attacks. over the defense -- he scores! and the lakers -- >> l.a. randall forced the go ahead basket so the lakers win it 102-100. >>> fans can celebrate last night's lakers victory much of the focus has been on the team's off the court issues. l.a. rookie d'angelo russell apologized yesterday after video surfaced that shows him recording a private conversation between himself and teammate nick young in which young is talking about relationships with women other than his fiancee. >> i don't know. as sick as possible. i wish i could make things better right away. but i can't. if i have lost anybody's trust, i'll work my tail off to gain it back. >> laker fans apparently did not buy the apology. as the staples center crowd greeted russell with boos during the game. no word if the locker room has warmed up to russell, after reports that the teammates were giving him the cold shoulder. not cool. >> the bro code violated. >> totally violated. what's up with the weather? >> let's show you the pictures. the scary scene started near the tulsa airport and co

>>mayweather meza suspect in the randall homicide and the investigation is active and open. if you know anything about the murder were urged to call crimestoppers it. >>> historic change, one of the white house is top guns came to south florida today. appearing at a miami dade college forum, the deputy national security adviser argued the benefits of renewing he says the visit is about building bridges but it will be up to the cuban people to bring change to the alan. the president will be in cuba march 24 -- first -- march 21 and march 22. >>how is the weekend looking? >> the weekend is looking breezy. the current risk will be pretty high for beachgoers. we have a slight chance for showers on sunday. part of the system that has been pounding texas and oklahoma and arkansas, louisiana really hard hit us well. about 10 southern states have been experiencing flooding. we will get a little bit of that later this weekend. right now it is pretty nice out there. our camera overlooking the causeways and port miami were temperatures are 74 across the board. the wind is still blowing

al jazeera's randall pinkston has the details. >> donald trump gets closer to clenching the republican nomination, the anti-trump movement across the country is also gathering steam. in new york city, santa fe, about 1,000 anti-trump demonstrators marked from central park to a rally in mid town. >> trump, we don't want him. a we don't want a conservative, indented, anything. >> in arizona, dozens blocked traffic for miles near trump's rally where the g.o.p. frontrunner arrested with january brewer and maricopa county sheriff, joe arpao. >> some demonstrators trying to disrupt -- disrupt. because of them, you had to get a little more sunshine. but we made it. three of them are in jail. >> they chained themselves to their cars. there were about 50 of them. but listen to this: what sheriff joe did, he said, get up. get out. they didn't. they cut the chains and took about two minutes. they cut the chains. they arrested three people, and ankles left. right? >> the tension that has marked trump rallies in recent weekend continued friday in salt lake city where protesters clavrnling clavpd cl

donald trump celebration tonight, randall? >> all right, let's take a look at this room. it oozes wealth, success. look at this. we're on the grounds of key largo, which is his palatiah estate. we're expecting donald trump to speak here in an hour or so. expect for tonight this is donald trump's. the states to the north and south indicating that donald trump has the ability to appeal to a broad cloth section of american voters. talking about unity. >> you got to get people some how to work together. our country is so unbelievably divided. it's divided politically. it's divided among white and black. it's divided in so many ways. we're going to bring our country together, folks. we're going to bring it together. we have to bring it together. [applause] people don't know that about me. >> of course, we don't hear donald trump talking a lot about unity. normally he's criticizing his opponents, as he did today, calling ted cruz a liar. but perhaps we'll hear a different message from donald trump. and one more thing. i want to poin

temperatures for washington - randall. they are going up to 70-73 degrees by the time we get to midweek >>> in the old city of jerusalem, hundreds of christians mark the start of the holy week with palm sunday celebrations. the faithful march waving palm branches to symbolize the day jesus enters the city to cheers. tourists, worshippers and pilgrims travelled there to retrace his footsteps. >>> at the vatican pope francis led celebrations for the 1.2 billion roman catholics. pope francis blessed palms in front of thousands. the pope recounted how jesus was denied justice and was unfairly treated. saying it reminds him of the refugee crisis. >> translation: jesus experiences his own flesh indifference. since no one took responsibility for his, i'm thinking of other people, so many marginalized people, so many asylum seekers, so many refugees, there are many that do not want to take responsibility for their destiny. many were blocked. more than 1.1 million migrants entered the european union last year. thank you for joining

. >> that was the case of charlotte police officer randall rerig, shooting a unarmed african american ten times. cooper said no to a new trial after the jury split >> we have to make tough decisions on individual cases. we make those decisions based only on the law and the facts. we make them to the very best of our ability. >> you can hear more of our interviews from both on wral.com. saturday night at 7:00 is on the record looks more closely at the race for governor. >>> construction crews completed an an engineering marvel. we will show you how that dome was placed. >> and the wind picked up in the afternoon. the flags waving over an empty parking lot now but tomorrow garth brooks fans will pack at renea to kick off the weekend. you know that will be big. forecast when we come back. >>> it was easy to miss it until today. here is a live look at the building it's new copper dome. what a sight that is. expect photograph tick slow down in the next few days as people get their first look. >> he have been watching the process all day from our tower camr. take a look. this is time l aps

. >> ali velshi for us in miami, and let's get to ran randall pinkston, and randall pinkston, what's the move there? >> well, in contrast to ali velshi's description of rubio headquarters being rather small, look at this room. 500 chairs have been sent up. we were here on the first super tuesday two weeks ago when it was a much smaller room, and trump deciding that he was not going to have a rally, but a news conference, but tonight, awful those seats are sent aside for his special invited guests. we doen anticipate any protesters. getting in here is almost as hard as getting into fort knox. there will be lots of screening for everybody coming into the grand ballroom of mar alago, where trump has staged at least two of his news conferences, talking about his intentions to win. but even as he expects a victory, he's still dogged by his rhetoric, and by recent conflicts at his rallies. today, an unusual event where the speaker of the house of representatives, a fellow republican, called on trump to call it. >> i think as candidates, all candidates have an obligation to do what they can

. >> investigators say 51-year-old randall marsh of cold spring was driving on u.s. 50. he was pronounced dead on the scene. marsh was wearing a seat belt. >> we have a local breaking news alert that's affecting visitors to the cincinnati zoo. a polar bear got out of his primary holding area within the past 15 minutes. only accessible to staff. no one was in the polar bear exhibit at the time. while there's no immediate threat to anyone. they asked visitors to stay where they are until they can secure the polar bear, they are not letting anyone through the gates right now. this precaution will be provisional. we'll let you know when we get new information. a manhunt is underway for a man accused of stabbing someone in the neck. the victim was taken to uc hospital but his name and yet. >> the heroin epidemic has grown in northern kentucky, so has the spread of disease. health officials are blaming needle sharing for that. program. they will operate a needle exchange. addicts will be especially to >> one of the secondary outcomes of heroin addiction is sharing needles, then you share whatev

>>> this is al jazeera america, i'm randall pinkston in new york with a look at the top stories. >>> 34 killed when a car bomb goes off in a square in kabul. no one claiming responsibilitiesies. >> i'll campaign as long and hard as it takes. >>> it could be the last stand for marco rubio. it is win or stay home in the rich primary on tuesday. one of marco rubio's biggest obstacles - donald trump, whose popularity grows, despite a distring of divisive -- string of divisive comments. coming up, the trump effect, the topic of "the week ahead". >>> we begin this evening with a deadly bombing in turkey, a core bomb on the streets of ankara, 34 killed, 125 more wounded. turkish government officials believing militants carried out the attack. so far there's no claim of responsibility. paul brennan has more. >> the bombers targeted an area of a park and a care. an area comprise ing a bus station, commercial center and gardens, timed to strike at the crowds. there were chaotic scenes in the aftermath. in a statement the government's office says the blast was caused by a car bomb. other report

including another player, to marius randall with the green bay packers. they come clean and pull out a packet from his pants and he was charged with possession of marijuana. >>> a washington state father lucuy to be alive tonight all things to his 12-year-d son who came to the rescue. two were moving furniture into a u-haul truck. the.dat collapses and was knocked unconscis the sun quickly call for help but in the meantime, he began cpr. something he says he never even had training with h before. and credits a higher power for knowing exactly what to do. i just knew what to do, i do not know how. you might just imagine he was not there, they were not offended so that night. i am just lucky you know thankful for my family. i got a second chance at life. >> a smart kid there, you can see dad is doing quite all right. as far as the sun he will be saving the last receiving a life-saving award from the fire department. >> and a father taking the law into his own hands with the he is a rdrdrdrdinary salad, this is a florida berry and citrus salad. lemon juice a

randall pinkston here with a look at the next hour. what do you have. >> development out of turkey, death toll mounting from the car box. a condemning of the attack on civilians, redefining the presidential campaign. donald trump says the rhetoric has aim at the top of polls. >> the trump appeal. >> a teacher bets a million dollar bonus. hows nice... [ technical difficulties ] the myth of nuclear energy, of it being economic, safe and clean has been swept away. >> "fukushima: a nuclear story," narrated by willem dafoe. >>> this is al jazeera america, i'm randall pinkston in new york with a look at the top stories. >>> 34 killed when a car bomb goes off in a square in kabul. no one claiming responsibilitiesies. >> i'll campaign as long and hard as it takes. >>> it could be the last stand for

be randall pinkston has that story. >> reporter: you want to sponsor a public facility. >> right. >> to supervise addicts injecting illegal substance into their bodies. >> it sounds backwards, for sure and it sounds like you are encouraging drug use. >> reporter: savonte myrick is accustomed to the spotlight. when he was first elected he was one of the youngest mayors in america, in his second term, revitalizing the downtown area of his small upstate new york city. >> crime is very low and this is the place, if this has a serious drug problem denial whole country has. >> reporter: but this proposal may be his biggest challenge yet. a supervised injection center for heroin addicts. >>> is it possible that these kinds of supervised injection facilitation might bring more people to addiction who wouldn't try it otherwise, oh can i do this legally? >> no, here's why. if the fear of breaking the law was strong enough ostop people from using drugs we wouldn't have a drug problem. we have had the most descra conadraconianlaws possible for d they haven't worked. >> since its inception in 200

randall pinkston talked to the film's director. take a look. >> the more people see of me, the more they realize what i'm up for is making music. ♪ >> and the grammy goes to amy winehouse! ♪ >> she was one of the truest artist, i ever heard. >> the world wanted a piece of her. >> amy! ♪ >> amy was a girl that just wanted to be loved. this was someone who was trying to disappear. >> most people may have thought she had a good voice, but they didn't think much of amy as a person, and what i found was that everyone talked about this amazing, witty, intelligent girl, someone quite different than the persona that was presented. ♪ happy birthday >> i didn't realize how talented she was. she was really sharp and witty. and all of that is there is any lyrics actually. so you get to hang out with amy. everyone loved her. everyone wants to reach out and give her a big hug. >> her dad and that relationship what struck you the most about that? >> it seemed like that relationship did seem to effect her. because for her she had a childho

is what it takes to survive a well planned terrorist attack, as navy boiler technician third class randal keith found out. >> well, the ship pulled in at san juan, puerto rico, because it was supposed to be a really good liberty port and we were down there anyway. and one night, asked a few friends, let's go out and get a couple beers, enjoy our last night of liberty. as we were walking across the bridge, right by the yacht club, a car came around the corner, late model sedan, i remember that after it stopped and i looked at it. it pulled alongside the curb and opened up on us and gunfire from one automatic weapon as far as i could tell, and a pistol. and i didn't even realize i'd been shot. just felt like someone had hit me really hard in the stomach. and i told larry, go ahead back to the ship and get some help, and he did. he was luckier than tim or me, because i had to have stuff removed from me, my intestines and got my arm broke out of the deal and tim lost his leg because of it. >> the three marines were on their way to the u.s. embassy early this morning when their truck suddenly

he was once suspected of k kling latara randall who was shot to death by two masked men while golfing with a cousin five years ago. that murder caseis still open. the family shoeping mayweather's latest arrest will be another her son's case. >> we're trying to believe that they will eventually do what needs to be done, that we'll get the result we should. >> randall's photo hangs on the wall of his family's barber shop. it's a reminder of his unsolved case. >> nine minutes to the top of the hour. nine firefighters recovering after a huge explosion leveled a couple buildldgs in seattle. take a look at this debris field in this video. we brought you this story as breaking news yesterday morning. look at the results. according to officials, thesese firefighters were responding to a report of a natural gas leak. that large explosion happened. the blast sent debris across a huge area, windows shatterinas far as two blocks away so you can have tpe idea of the magnitude of the blast. all nine firefighters are in the spital with cuts, bruises and burns. >>> new video of flooding in louisiana

just last week vandals broke into the randall football league. >> this section of fence right here. >> reporter: slicing their way through the chain-link fence , busting out the window and destroying a cash register. it was just the latest of a series of incidents to hit the team hard. the park undetected, you can pretty much do anything back here because there is no lighting. >> reporter: they had an ice machine stolen , 7 cars broken into, but that's about to be a thing of the past. >> we have one here now. we have one on the back of the field house. >> thanks to the county security lighting is in place. they also had no working security camera. one parent stepped up for that. >> we will have one camera here and one over there. >> while this is simple upgrades, they give peace of mind so the kids can focus on other things. >> things like this takes us off mission, which is the kids with football and cheerleading. >> action news. pregnant women not to travel. she says 9 years ago she contracted zika in the dominican republic. >>> super lice found in florida now. officials say it does

. >> reporter: director randal kaiser put the sixth street bridge >> reporter: in the 1978 smash "grease." >> i was blown away by just how big the scale is. grease is the word, is the word >> everywhere i go in the world people have seen this and seen the sequence and remember it. >> reporter: built in 1932, the bridge served its time. it's crumbling now. the old concrete falling apart, no longer able to support the gridlock of 15,000 cars every day. the curtain call on this 85-year-old bridge is already under way. it's going to take four years and $450 one. as if goes in hollywood a newer younger model will take its place. traffic may move because i'm happy >> reporter: but progress won't erase the memories of the more than 80 films, tv shows, music videos and commercials. a role that spanned decades. >> almost like a >> reporter: the sixth street bridge at the end of the road after cementing its place in hollywood history. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> it's thursday, march 17th. it's "early today." and nike may be changing the way we wear shoes forever plus old blew eyes

. >> i also interviewed randall pinkett who is a 2005 winner of eight -- while he agreed that donald is certainly a workaholic he also said there's no excuse and donald does not suffer from sleep deprivation. >> the assertion that donald statements are the result of sleep deprivation to me is ridiculous. he's been given every opportunity to either correct or clarify the things he has said and in most instances he has doubled down. when asked whether you want to build a wall he said i'm going to build the best wall. i think mexicans are rapists and criminals, yes i do. >> as you can probably imagine he's not going to vote for donald trump. not a big fan. he has a great does this now. >> what i don't understand is that rationality don't get enough sleep you are xenophobic or you start blasting off on mexicans or anyone else. i have gone without sleep before and those things don't pop up. donald trump is who he is. no candidate sleeps. i get up at 3:15 and i'm on the air at 6:00 and i sleep until 10:00 or 11:00 at night to. >> plenty of time to sleep when you're dead. >> absolutely. >>