what do a plot and south africa airline, a newspaper called the new age and the country's president jacob zuma all have in common? the answer is they can all be links to a wealthy business family in south africa the gouptas and the new age newspaper they own. >> the family is a very influential family in south african politics and arrived in south africa in 1994 and created a series of relationships with prominent individuals, a very personal relationship with president jacob zuma and when they launched the media company in 2010 they were vocal in pro-government. >> it seems like that is a quid proquo and the logical way to read it and we get lots of tenders but in return we have media that is sympathetic to them and the president and the most obvious case is now that president zuma has been talking about a nuclear energy contract with the russians which is very contentious in south africa and yet the gouptas are extraordinary well positioned and suddenly are owners of uranium deposits and minds in south africa. the other obvious sign of connection between government and the goupta media

at jacobs. police say the teen shot and killed himself. jacobs' patrol car has been turned into a shrine. jacobs was a decorated war veteran, married with two children and a third on the way. his funeral is set for >>> tonight, charlotte city council could allow a developer to build another hotel in university city. the zoning committee unanimously approved rezoning, the west side of collins aikman drive and debi g. harris boulevard. this would increase the number of hotels allowed there from 2 to 3. it would also allow the developer to build homes there. city council will also hold a hearing tonight about a rezoning request in elizabeth. leaders say this is their vision for the corner of 7th street and casswell road, including 125 homes, as well as stores and restaurants. >>> the unc tarheels are getting ready to face indiana this friday night in philadelphia. the heels had a big weekend in the ncaa basketball tournament capped off with a huge win saturday over providence. they talked about whe

. >>> orange county mayor teresa jacobs was on capitol hill today, telling members of congress what's being done here in central florida to combat a growing and serious heroin epidemic. she appeared before an oversight committee. channel 9 anchor vanessa echols listened in on that. and she called heroin deaths a historic epidemic in america: his committee is examining the scope of the problem, how to treat it and its number one goal, how to keep it from getting to our streets and families in the first place. >> heroin has absolutely exploded. >>reporter: orange county county mayor teresa jacobs came to capitol hill with statistics. 84 people died of heroin overdoses in orange county last year. a 600% increase from 2011. 2000 heroin users were in the orange county jail at one point last year and 100 of those expectant mothers. >> our county jail has become the treatment center of last resort. >>reporter: but the mayor also told the members of the committee, what orange county is doing to try to stop what she calls a serial killer in our community. she told them about the county task fo

." >> reporter: jacob is one of them. he's 31 years old. he has a college degree, has had great jobs, and he seems identify any faces. we're going to put up the first one. even very famous ones. >> no idea. >> reporter: we showed jacob faces without hair. a pure test of facial recognition. >> no. nope. can't say if i've ever seen that person. >> reporter: he's seen jimmy carter plenty of times. and knows michael jordan, too. >> oh, lord. >> reporter: he just can't recognize their faces. >> that's just impossible. >> reporter: can you describe my face? you're staring right at it. >> high cheekbones, light eyes. >> reporter: clearly he could see my face, but he says if we happened to run into each other in a few days, he wouldn't know me from any other woman with short, blonde hair. >> they meet somebody, they have a good time, they have a nice them. >> reporter: brad duchenne is a professor at dartmouth college who has been studying face blindness for 15 years. he said the hardest thing to understand is how someone can see a familiar face wi

." >> reporter: jacob is one of them. he's 31 years old. he has a college degree, has had great jobs, and he seems perfectly normal. but just don't ask him to identify any faces. we're going to put up the first one. even very famous ones. >> no idea. >> reporter: we showed jacob faces without hair. a pure test of facial >> no. nope. can't say if i've ever stheen at person. >> reporter: he's seen jimmy carter plenty of times. and knows michael jordan, too. >> oh, lord. >> reporter: he just can't recognize their faces. >> that's just impossible. >> reporter: can you describe my face? you're staring right at it. >> high cheekbones, light eyes. >> reporter: clearly he could see my face, but he says if we happened to run into each other in a few days, he wouldn't know me from any other woman with short, blonde hair. >> they meet somebody, they have a good time, they have a nice relationship. then a week later they walk past them. >> reporter: brad duchenne is a professor at dartmouth college who has been studying face blindness for 15 years. he

there have been reports of actions with the anc and this is what possibly has led to why president jacob zuma has continued to see support within the governing party. the national executive committee that meets this weekend is made up of the top six leadership of the governing party as well as other members and so far he has received significant support from the nec but has been a lot of criticism around this family the gouptas and the role they play in the governance of south africa and we are waiting to see what transpires from this meeting. it's likely the nec would come up with a statement to the end of the weekend as to steps forward but anc spokesperson earlier in the day did say the nec meeting would not be about questioning president jacob zuma but look for a way forward around restoring confidence to the public for the president and possibly his relationship with the gouptas and no influence which doesn't appear to be the case at this point. >> joining us from johannesburg and thank you for the update and more coming up, on al jazeera including suspect still on the run after a r

in mineola, angela jacobs eyewitness news this morning. >>> osceola county inmate who broke out of the county jail in 2010 is set to get a new a judge decided to delay sentencing for michael rigby being held on attempted first- degree murder charge when he does his way out under a toilet and was on the run for three months before being caught in new jersey. originally sentenced to 22 years in prison but a judge ruled it was not a fair punishment because he had only >>> the family of a young man who was murdered to prevent him from testifying and a home invasion case has the latest appeal for one of his convicted killers has been denied. letters were posted online yesterday showing the court's decision against gottfried. prosecutors say he, okafor and wallace shot readable in 2012 including alexander bar. he died. >>> a volusia county woman has been reunited with her dog who ran away after carjacking in a fiery crash. happy to say it darted when a carjacked her at a stoplight near deland while her golden retriever was in the backseat. not long after 18-year-old andre crash the truck and

president jacob zuma says they've had no role to play in the appointment of ministers. it's only he who has decided who is a minister and who should be dmised at any point during the presidency. the gupta family also says the allegations against them are politically motivated and there's no proof that they have any role to play in the african national congress, the ruling party or the president, jacob zuma. there's an official inquiry into the president's conduct. he will meet with the national executive committee of the ruling party over the weekend. they say they want answers on what role the gupta family has played in terms of the appointment of ministers in south africa's cabinet. >> sri lanka's opposition party has held a joint rally in columbo. thousands joined the protest. >> reporter: thousands of people turning out for this rally organized by the joint opposition being labeled the people's fight. it has very much relied on the former president right behind me in the far end is the stage that brings together a number of leaders of parties that form the joint opp

authorities say jacobs was questioning him about a gun jacobs was an iraq war veteran. he was married with two children and a third on the way. >>> the white house revealed today that two americans were killed in suicide bombings in a busy shopping district in turkey. they were among five people killed and dozens were injured in the attack. their identities have not been released. a spokesman for the national security council condemned what he called a heinous attack. >>> new at 11:00, the only surviving person accused in the deadly paris terror attacks said he'll fight extradition to france. salah abdeslam faces charges after he was captured during a raid yesterday. today, he told investigators he wanted to blow himself up, but backed out at the last minute. the attorney representing some of the victims hopes he'll be back in france to answer the charges. themselves. they want and need, they will ask to have an answer. they have a lot of questions. >> the attacks killed 130 people in paris. france has issued a new european arrest warrant with more charges to speed up h

angela jacobs went through the report commissioned by the county. county officials told you they're embarrassing the constructive criticism. >> reporter: some parts of this report are not pretty but the county said it's exactly what it wanted, transparency and some direction on where to spend this money to make the biggest difference. >> orange county is spending nearly $7.7 million to combat homelessness. right now it's hard to tell if it's making a dent. >> there wasn't enough data across all of the programs to make the conclusion that they were working or not working. >> consultant barra poppy compiled the report and found 44% of spending isn't helping people. she recommends implementing better program tracking while directing more money towards permanent supportive and rapid rehousing, rather than emergency shelters. >> it was a little bit of a >> rulan muns told me good or bad this is what officials needed to hear. >> credit to mayor jacobs and the county of basically saying, hey, let's look at this, let's see where we're deficient, fix it. we

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." >> reporter: jacob is one of them. he's 31 years old. he has a college degree, has had great jobs, and he seems perfectly normal. but just don't ask him to identify any faces. we're going to put up the first one. even very famous ones. >> no idea. >> reporter: we showed jacob faces without hair. recognition. >> no. nope. can't say if i've ever seen that person. >> reporter: he's seen jimmy carter plenty of times. and knows michael jordan, too. >> oh, lord. >> reporter: he just can't recognize their faces. >> that's just impossible. >> reporter: can you describe my face? you're staring right at it. >> high cheekbones, light eyes. >> reporter: clearly he could see my face, but he says if we happened to run into each other in a few days, he wouldn't know me from any other woman with short, blonde hair. >> they meet somebody, they have a good time, they have a nice relationship. then a week later they walk past them. >> reporter: brad duchenne is a professor at dartmouth college who has been studying face blindness for 15 years. he said the

." >> reporter: jacob is one of them. he's 31 years old. he has a college degree, has had great jobs, and he seems perfectly normal. but just don't ask him to identify any faces. we're going to put up the first one. even very famous ones. >> no idea. >> reporter: we showed jacob faces without hair. a pure test of facial nope. can't say if i've ever seen that person. >> reporter: he's seen jimmy carter plenty of times. and knows michael jordan, too. >> oh, lord. >> reporter: he just can't recognize their faces. >> that's just impossible. >> reporter: can you describe my face? you're staring right at it. >> high cheekbones, light eyes. >> reporter: clearly he could see my face, but he says if we happened to run into each other in a few days, he wouldn't know me from any other woman with short, blonde hair. >> they meet somebody, they have a good time, they have a nice relationship. then a week later they walk past them. >> reporter: brad duchenne is a professor at dartmouth college who has been studying face blindness for 15 years. he said th

. >>> south africa ruling party meeting in centurian and the future of jacob zuma is not on the agenda but over shadowed by allegations of the south africa leader and opponents calling on him to go and anita miller has this update from pretoria. >> reporter: mixed messages over the course of the weekend from the national executive committee of the national african congress to what extent it will be discussing allegations against the president jacob zuma and accused or rather his relationship with a prominent influential family here in south africa that originally hailed from india has been under question in terms of the influence this family has on the running of the anc as well as south africa and the influence they have in terms of relationship with president jacob zuma and accusations have come out in resent days and despite all in the national executive committee or all indications from the committee are that these allegations won't necessarily be high on the agenda rather than dealing with the president's relationship with the family they may instead be discussing the issue of sta

eyewitness news this morning's angela jacobs is there on the scene. investigators say at least one of the suspects had a gun? >>reporter:yeah, jamie, no doubt. a terrifying scene and experience investigators, that we have say they are using whatever victims can give them to try to our cameras were there, this morning, as deputies worked for more than three hours to gather invasion near ucf. deputy told us, at least two -- 2 intruders kicked in the door m. we are told at least one of them had a gun, and both suspects made off with an unknown amount of electronics taken from that unit. as investigators were to find out how the men got away, we are told, at this hour, they do have leads and have not elaborated on what those leads are. so far, we have not been given a clear description of the suspects, or a vehicle, if one was involved. we also do not know, at this point, what all was taken in addition to the stolen electronics. at one point, we learned the victims may still be putting fortunately, we do know, that there were no injuries involved in this

jacobs did not draw his weapon. the preliminary investigation shows none of the other officers fired their weapons but sled is investigating. jacobs was a decorated iraq war veteran and father of two with one on the way. >>> two students found a body on or near the bravard college campus around 6:30 last night in a wooded area behind the maintenance building. authorities haven't said if the body is male or female or if they are looking through missing persons reports. bravard police and the fbi are investigating. >>> in the last 30 minutes, the brussells mayor says a paris terror suspect has been discharged from the hospital. right now leaders are pushing for an immediate extradition of this man, salah abdeslam, who spent four months on the run after the november terror attacks that killed 130 people. police captured him yesterday in belgium after he was shot in the leg during a gun battle with authorities in brussells. four others were also arrested. >>> a man walked channel 9 through the terrifying moment he was r

." >> reporter: jacob is one of he's 31 years old. he has a college degree, has had great jobs, and he seems perfectly normal. but just don't ask him to identify any faces. we're going to put up the first one. even very famous ones. >> no idea. >> reporter: we showed jacob faces without hair. a pure test of facial recognition. >> no. nope. can't say if i've ever seen that person. >> reporter: he's seen jimmy carter plenty of times. and knows michael jordan, too. >> oh, lord. >> reporter: he just can't recognize their faces. >> that's just impossible. >> reporter: can you describe my face? you're staring right at it. >> high cheekbones, light eyes. >> reporter: clearly he could see my face, but he says if we happened to run into each other in a few days, he wouldn't know >> they meet somebody, they have a good time, they have a nice relationship. then a week later they walk past them. >> reporter: brad duchenne is a professor at dartmouth college who has been studying face blindness for 15 years. he said the hardest thing to understand

." >> reporter: jacob is one of them. he's 31 years old. he has a college degree, has had great jobs, and he seals p s great jobs, and he seals peems perfectly normal. but just don't ask him to identify any faces. even very famous ones. >> no idea. >> reporter: we showed jacob faces without hair. a pure test of facial recognition. >> no. nope. can't say if i've ever seen that person. >> reporter: he's seen jimmy carter plenty of times. and knows michael jordan, too. >> oh, lord. >> reporter: he just can't recognize their faces. >> that's just impossible. >> reporter: can you describe my face? you're staring right at it. >> high cheekbones, light eyes. >> reporter: clearly he could see my face, but he says if we happened to run into each other in a few days, he wouldn't know me from any other woman. >> they meet somebody, they have a good time, and a week later they walk past them. >> reporter: brad duchenne has been studying face blindness for 15 years. he said the hardest thing to understand is how someone can see a familiar face with you

meredith: mayor teresa jacobs hired a consultant to look at the 23 programs the county gives a total of $7.7 million each year to address homelessness. the research found that almost 44% of that money is not going to those in the most imminent danger of ending up without shelter. jacobs says the county will likely re-work its contracts with those agencies with a new emphasis on housing first. mayor jacobs: having this report and shedding the light on how we' re doing is extremely beneficial in us changing the meredith: the report suggests that transitional housing programs often end up with people being homeless again so they may not be an effective use of government dollars. jim: mostly sunny and warm across central florida, and we are setting ourselves up for a nice night tonight. tony: 70' s for the next couple of hours, then we drop into the 60' s. we do have a brush fire in volusia county we need to watch. downtown, no smoke here, looking at lake eola. a few clouds, but an absolutely degrees, wind out of the west-northwest, gusting at 25 miles per hour. biggest concern on the ra

that protesters spoke with jacob rascon. >> this political movement has gotten to the point where you may get beaten to death at a rally. i just got my [ bleep ] kicked. >> reporter: trump's campaign manager corey lewandowski grabbed another by the collar. trump defended him. >> police were a little bit lax and they had signs in that area. they were horrendous. >> reporter: last week a conservative reporter filed a police complaint accusing lewandowski of assault but he's not been charged. he once took a break from politics to work as a new hampshire state police officer. >> it's very unusual, unprecedent for a campaign manager to be out in the crowd being involved in security. >> reporter: ted cruz >> there is now only one campaign in a position to beat donald trump and win the republican nomination. >> reporter: polls show he trails trump there and leads in utah, getting some unlikely support getting so-called establishment. john kasich betting on a contested convention. >> lab. nobody's going to the convention with enough gel dell gats. in the end, you know why i can get picked? be

we are getting reports from jacob r jacob rascone. we are going to stay on top of that. john kasich is wrapping up a swing in utah. ted cruz also in utah today. for more on the fight for the gop nomination, we go to alease jordan. with a welcome to you, let's start with the kasich camp. he is firmly setting his sights on utah, making several stops there. take a look at this post from jennifer ruben in the "washington post." ohio governor, john kasich has a grand total of one primary state victory and 143 delegates. wins are propostrouse. the delegates are not going to get him there. why the push in utah? >> well, i think jennifer ruben is wrong saying that kasich couldn't win. i think no one knows what could happen at a contested convention. the delegates, it is going to come down to what the rules end up being, that's a 56-member rules committee of the rnc insiders favorable to kasich are going to decide when they meet in cleveland. there's so many unknowns still out there that kasich has strong support, managed to do fairly well on a very small team and small resources

hitting jacobs several times. jacobs later died at the hospital. police say that suspect then turned the gun on himself. the international space station getting a little more crowded. the spacecraft blasted off from ca kazakistan with a russian cos monaut and jeff williams. he and the two russians are expected to return to earth in september. a weekend storm is bearing down on the northeast just in time for the start of spring. more than 6" snow is possible in some places, mostly in new england. new york and philadelphia will get at least a few inches too. the snow will start tomorrow and could stick around to monday messy commute. [laughter] i could see my kids doing that. that's the moment the rest of america will see. it didn't go quite as planned and he immediately knew the video had to go to the family's favorite show, america's funniest home video. their video has been picked. they're not in the running for the cash prize, but they love that show. the fact that their first submission ever has been picked, st

nbc jacob rascone and tony jesse, i'll come to you in a moment. jacob, i want to start with you. the campaign's reaction to the charges. the spokesperson, katrina pearson, she talked about a few moments ago. >> absolutely mr. lewandowski is an integral part of the team of the the camp wholeheartedly supports him and see him through the entire ordeal. >> so jacob, they're pushing back now. do you anticipate the campaign is going to have to part ways with corey lewandowski, if the charges hold up? >> reporter: that's a tough call. katy tur asked trump exactly that question. what evidence comes about that shows that in fact, he did grab the reporter, and trump asked katy for an apology and walked away. so he hasn't addressed that and given no hint as to whether he was in fact after this charge, went to court, and in fact, was found guilty if that would have anything to do with -- what would happen then to the campaign manager, would the campaign part ways. we have no clue what would happen there. but donald trump sticking by his staff, as you've said, tweeting out in support of him

they say jacobs was questioning mackey about a gun purchase when he fired at jacobs. allen jacobs was an iraq war veteran. >>> president barack obama will travel to cuba. breakthrough in relations between the two countries which includes an ease on travel restrictions. this is the first time a u.s. president has been to cuba since 1928. the u.s. economic embargo is still in place which only congress can lift. president barack obama will meet with the nation's leader. >>> new this morning, u.s. hotel company star wood signed a deal to renovate and run three cuban hotels. this means u.s. chains will be back on the island for the first time in more than 50 years. this deal signed yesterday puts a major u.s. corporation into business with the cuban government. star wood said they will invest millions into the ren no station. >>> they are lee minding the president and other officials of the risk of the zika virus in cuba. they are adding the island to the travel notice about the it has not been a factor in his travel decisions or in the future. zika is heavily impacting th

her attorney says she was trying to see her kids sarah and jacob. statements that the reasons that she wants to get out on go see her children, that she has done everything she can to protect and love her children. >> sarah and jacob hoggle disappeared in 2014, her last seen with their other. affidavits sworn out by family members in december suggest that hoggle is faking her illness to avoid prosecution. catherine hoggle is expected back in court next month. >>> this morning people this lorton are on edge after hearing gunshots in their neighborhoods just days after a murder. several people reported hearing shots sunday morning. police searched for bullet casings but they say they didn't find anything. this all happened close to where 83-year-old ywas found dead. police have not made any arrests. >>> another show of force from north korea firing several weapons today. sense we first this, we've learned about at least five short range projectiles in to the sea. they flew about 125 miles before landing in waters off north korea's east coast. south ko

jacobs was questioning mackey about a gun purchase but he jacobs was an iraq war veteran and married with a child on the way. >> >> president barack obama will travel to cuba for a three-day historic trip following a breakthrough between relations in the countries. this is the first time a u.s. president has been to cuba since 1928. the u.s. economic embargo is still in place which only congress can lift. president obama will meet with the nation's leader. >>> u.s. hotel company star wood signed a deal to renovate and run three crew ban hotels. u.s. chains will be back on the island for the first time in 50 years. all are state run so the deal signed yesterday puts a major u.s. corporation into business with the cuban government. >>> united states health officials are reminding the president and other oh specials the centers for disease control and prevention is adding the island to the travel notice about virus. the virus has not been a factor in the president's travel decision and is not expected to be in the future. zika virus heavily impacted the caribbean and latin american coun

>> jacob rascon for us this morning. jacob, thanks. hillary clinton is looking to hold her considerable lead over bernie sanders in today's races. nbc's kristen welker is in detroit, michigan. kristen, good morning to you. >> reporter: craig, good morning to you. senator sanders is hoping to gain some momentum today. his aides tell me the states that vote today and in the coming weeks are actually more favorable to him. meanwhile, the clinton campaign downplaying expectations. team sanders says they think they have a good shot at winning kansas. be a close race. both states have more of the white, working-class voters that tend to favor sanders. clinton is looking strong in louisiana and that could be part large african-american population. meanwhile, clinton pressed again on her e-mails after her former staffer, bryan pagliano, struck an immunity deal with the fbi and told investigators her server was never hacked. here's clinton in an exclusive interview with cnbc's john harwood. >> this is the same security review tha

>> jacob rascon reporting outside of aipac for us in washington, d.c. jacob, thanks so much. i want to bring into our conversation now from austin, texas, former texas governor, rick perry. governor perry has endorsed ted cruz. sir, good to have you with me. thank you for being here. >> good to be with you. thank you. >> first, i need to ask you, your name has been floated by people inside the party as someone who could run as an independent candidate. it was back on september the 11th of 2015 you suspended your campaign. you said you had no regrets. but could you definitively say you would not be interested as being a draft nominee or running as a third party independent for president? >> i can say twdefinitively tha i've endorsed ted cruz and that's who i'm going to be working for as we go through this process. i think to be looking past the convention for anybody other than who's going to get to 1,237. and i don't think anybody's going to get to 1,237, unless it is ted cruz. these are closed primaries we're coming upon and i thought it was really interesting in your earlie

>> jacob rascon for us this morning. jacob, thanks. >> to the democrats now, where hillary clinton is looking to hold her considerable lead over bernie sanders in today's races. detroit, michigan. kristen, good morning to you. >> reporter: craig, good morning to you. senator sanders is hoping to gain some momentum today. his aides tell me the states that vote today and in the coming weeks are actually more favorable to him. meanwhile, the clinton campaign downplaying expectations. team sanders says they think they have a good shot at winning kansas. they think that nebraska could be a close race. both states have more of the white, working-class voters that tend to favor sanders. clinton is looking strong in louisiana and that could be part of her southern firewall with a large african-american population. meanwhile, clinton pressed again on her e-mails after her former staffer, bryan pagliano, struck an immunity deal with the fbi and told investigators her server was never hacked. here's clinton in an exclusive cnbc's j

jacob, good morning. despite desperate and extraordinary efforts by so many to stop trump's momentum, he is the favorite to win in every state out with a poll as some look at his shifting positions and ask and wonder, who is the real donald trump? donald trump is playing by his own rules again. skipping the conservative cpac conference for a last-minerally in kansas, where the latest poll shows ted cruz catching up. this after a stunning week in american politics of virtual civil war within the republican party. its former nominee, mitt romney, joining a chorus of establishment leaders condemning the front-runner and refusing to vote for him. >> i'm going to do everything within the normal political bounds to make sure that we don't nominate donald trump. >> reporter: the latest complaint, trump's repeated flip-flops on immigration, suddenly arguing that highly skilled, foreign workers should be able to stay. >> i'm changing. we need highly skilled people in this country. >> reporter: then releasing a sta

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let's get to nicole jacobs live on the scene for us with the latest. a tragic story. >> reporter: very tragic kathryn and customers here watched in absolute horror as this situation unfolded here. u can -- you can see behind me the building has been boarded up at this point. this is the sweet tomatoes restaurant and there are reports this may have been caused by some sort of road rage incident, the district attorney says it's too early to say. the scene was just horrific. >> very tragic and that happened this evening. >> reporter: the aftermath unbelievable. >> reporter: it was just after 6 p.m. right around the peak of dinner customers and employees caught in the middle. >> how could it happen? basically i am in shock. i can't believe any of this happen. >> reporter: at sweet tomatoes restaurant tuesday an suv barreling into buildings. >> the car came down chestnut behind us and didn't stop and continued straight across washington street and into the front of the sweet tomato restaurant. >> reporter: out of nowhere it happened. two people lost their l

. >>> south africans are calling for the impeachment of jacob zuma. in order to repay some of the $16 million of state money spent upgrading his private home. from johannesburg, tanya page reports. >> judges delivered a unanimous ruling against south africa's highest ruler. >> failed to uphold defend and respect the constitution as the spresupreme law of the land. >> they said jacob diseum a zums mijtseminister failed to respece law. they now want zuma impeached. >> it means that zuma was always wrong when he said he was above the law, above the constitution and come first. he was always wrong and today we say the constitution reigns supreme. >> alleged he was cozy with the guptas who offered people ministerial jobs on his behalf. possibility of a down grade by credit ratings agencies. the court ruling on president zuma and the national assembly is damning. zuma enjoy the full support of the anc. pushing this decision behind closed doors out into the open. the anc and the president say they respect the constitutional court judgment and will study it b

rick scott and eddie dyer and teresa jacob kicked it all off by celebrating that this will be the first stadium to host wrestlemania twice . we want to hear from the mayor teresa jacobs about why she says this is such a big deal >> it is estimated that wrestlemania will generate 100 million dollars of economic impact for the region and the >> the citrus bowl was packed with a record-breaking attendance of 74,600 people. it was at the first wrestlemania for the state back in 2008 . like we just heard, that huge crowd is expected to double 200,000 people in 100,000 b usd100 million. we are still looking to see when we can get the tickets. that's something we're looking to put together . live in orange county , news 6 >> a lot of fans are excited. thank you >> all lanes of i-95 are thereafter a gas tanker shut it down completely. this is the scene at 191. state troopers say another vehicle cut off the tanker and it was hitting the guard rail. it ended up with minor injuries in the saddle tank was leaking the tanker was empty . the cleanup is just wrapping up out in orange county after a tr

. >>> in the race between the democrats too close to call at this point, nicole jacobs has more. >> ladies and gentlemen, president bill clinton. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: an enthusiastic >> said i should give them hell tonight, i'd rather just give them hell. >> reporter: former president bill clinton in worcester monday night, for hillary clinton who also made a stop in the bay state. >> we reject the kind of mean-spiritedness, the demagoguery, the bigotry that is being peddled by the republican candidates. you know, america never stopped being great. >> reporter: massachusetts is up for grabs this super tuesday and the wbz amherst poll shows it could be anybody's race, with clinton leading bernie sanders with just three percentage points, 9% undecided. >> bernie! >> this is a raucous crowd, i love it! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: in milton monday it was sanders who felt victorious. >> i look around this crowd tonight, i think we're going to win here! >> reporter: though he's what's truly at stake. >> if young people, if working we will do well. if the voter turnout is

let's get to nicole jacobs on the crone for the latest. good -- scene for the latest. good morning. >> reporter: customers and employees watched this situation in horror. i can tell you right now the building has been boarded up after the suv slammed into the sweet tomatoes restaurant and although there are reports that road rage may have been involved in the situation the district attorney says it's just too early to say. the scene was just horrific. >> very tragic event that happened this evening in west newton. >> reporter: and aftermath unbelievable. >> we have three down. three down. >> reporter: it was just after 6 p.m. right around the peak of dinner employees and customers caught in the middle. >> how could it happen basically. i am in shock. happened. >> reporter: at sweet tomato restaurant a suv careening down a hill and barreling into the building. >> car came down chestnut behind us and continued straight across washington in restaurant. >> reporter: out of nowhere it happened. two people lost their lives and 7 were injured and three of them seriously. >> w

jacob, good morning. morning. despite desperate and extraordinary efforts by so many to stop trump's momentum, he is the favorite to win in every state out with a poll as some look at his shifting positions and ask and wonder, who is the real donald trump? donald trump is playing by his own rules again. skipping the conservative cpac conference for a last-minerally in kansas, where the latest poll shows ted cruz catching up. this after a stunning week in american politics of virtual civil war within the republican its former nominee, mitt romney, joining a chorus of establishment leaders condemning the front-runner and refusing to vote for him. >> i'm going to d everything within the normal political bounds to make sure that we don't nominate donald trump. >> reporter: the latest complaint, trump's repeated flip-flops on immigration, suddenlylyrguing that highly skilled, foreign workers should be able to stay. >> i'm changing. i'm changing. we need h hhly skilled people in this country. >> reporter: then releasing

i recognize mayor jacobs -- welcome. >> thank you. membersmember cummings, of the committee, thank you for calling this hearing and thank you for this opportunity to discuss a serious threat. county,of orange florida, alameda share a few statistics. i would like to ask that a statement from one of our constituents be added to the record. mr. siegel is president of victoria's voice foundation. >> so ordered. >> thank you print many of you know orange county as the home to orlando and 12 other municipalities. if a population of 1.2 million. we broke a national record for tourism and entertaining more than six to 2 million visitors. many of you do not know that last year we also lost 84 lives to heroin overdoses. probably nobody will know that that was a 600% increase since 2011. four years ago, like so many other counties, we were fighting -- and we were worked hard, we have adopted regulations at local and state level. we provided resources to break opioid addiction and we were pretty successful. frontline has moved but the battle is t

>> jacob rascon for us this morning. jacob, thanks. >> to the democrats now, where hillary clinton is looking to hold her considerable lead over bernie sanders in today's races. nbc's kristen welker is in detroit, michigan. kristen, good morning to you. >> reporter: craig, good morning to you. senator sanders is hoping to gain some momentum today. his aides tell me the states that vote today and in the favorable to him. meanwhile, the clinton campaign downplaying expectations. team sanders says they think they have a good shot at winning kansas. they think that nebraska could be a close race. both states have more of the white, working-class voters that tend to favor sanders. clinton is looking strong in louisiana and that could be part of her southern firewall with a large african-american population. meanwhile, clinton pressed again on her e-mails after her former staffer, bryan pagliano, struck an immunity deal with the fbi and told investigators her server was never hacked. here's clinton in an exclusive interview wi

in the meantime, joining us on the cnbc newsline, msnbc military analyst, retired colonel jack jacobs. thanks for jumping on the phone. we need your expertise on terror. first, your message a little after 10:00 a.m. to the people of brussels as these events continue to unfold. multiple blasts at metro stations and airports, in keeping safe this morning. >> yeah, it's kind of interesting. a lot of people talking about this as a retaliation for the capture of salah abdeslam. but we already know that he and his cell were already planning other attacks in any case. though there's no such thing as a good coincidence, the fact of the matter is these attacks may just have been other attacks that had already been planned and were carried out by the other cells, loosely organized cells in brussels and perhaps in paris. there's something else to keep in mind. that is that europe in general has had something of an attitude of complacency for years about the inherent problem in places like brussels, north of paris, and so on, where you had disaffected people who were not part of the system and so

eyewitness news this morning's angela jacobs has been following rubio's pivotal push for support. she is at the bakery where he is expected this morning. he is banking on a strong turnout? >>reporter:he is, and we are still waiting to hear from campaign workers to get exact number on how many attended that rally last night in sanford. as you can see, this bakery here in kissimmee a much smaller affair, but no doubt rubio wants to stir up similar enthusiasm here in kissimmee. [cheers and applause] >>reporter:a crowd of hundreds met marco rubio monday night is sanford cheering on his campaign and his uphill battle for the republican nomination. rubio reminded supporters he served florida in the statehouse and has house speaker before being elected senator in washington, dc. it's no secret his home state is a must when where polls show it will come not afford on the 15th and it will come down to florida in november >>reporter:in last night's address rubio never mentioned his republican primary opponents by name, but his current tele -- tally of 115 delegates is far less than that of

the first jewish chaplain was rabbi jacob frankel. we explore the story of judah benjamin who was a high ranking official in the confederacy. we look at reform judaism, which was not an american movement originally. it was a european movement that was sort of imported over here to america. it has three main aspects. one is that prayers in english are introduced, or whatever country the reform is happening in. in america, that's english. not everyone could understand the he brew prayers anymore and it was important for people to understand what they were saying during services. as well as mixed seating was being introduced so that unlike the torha synagogue model we looked at earlier, there were women seated in a balcony with children and men would sit down on the level of the bema where the reader is positioned. at this time, family seating was being introduced. in this image of temple emanuel in new york, you can see that there are women down here with their husbands and families. and we have an orchestra in the balcony. music and ch

we're live in west roxbury, nicole jacobs wbz "this morning". >> nicole, thank you very much. >>> as for the republicans, our poll shows donald trump with a huge lead in massachusetts. susie steimle is here with a closer look at the gop candidates and their message ahead of today's voting, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kathryn, donald trump has the commanding lead in most super tuesday states including massachusetts. some republican candidates are simply hoping for second place today. trump has the knack for making headline as a nontraditional candidate and that continues today with talk of the kkk, and a brawl at one of his events. the republican contest is expected to draw huge numbers this super tuesday. all eyes are still on donald trump as the man to beat. race is being compared to a world wrestling match. and on monday, it got physical. a photographer and secret service member fought on the floor of a trump rally in virginia. meanwhile, protesters from the group black lives matter interrupted the candidate. >> all lives matter. >> reporter: trudge took hits for not d

jacob ward, al jazeera, san francisco. >> and that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. >> florida, texas and illinois have weighed in, new york, colorado and giant california remain. how to register, attract and retain voters has been a

jacob rascon covering the trump campaign. what kind of night is donald trump expecting to have there, jacob? >> reporter: he's really confident about florida. we know that in part because last night instead of going to florida as planned, he went to ohio in which the polls have him a lot closer there. in florida, you can't watch tv without being bombarded by trump and anti-trump ads. in fact, the rubio and anti-trump movement spent $15 million on advertisements in the state compared to trump who spent about $2 million in the state. but the polls still have him within 20 points of the next runner-up. marco rubio not doing well in the polls at all. one features women saying actual quotes from donald trump about women that, of course, not very flattering and here's how he responded on "the today show." >> would you like to take back any of these comments you've made? >> let me just say about that. that was an ad put up by mitt romney's people. mitt romney is a sour guy. >> but to matt's question, would you take back these quotes

jacob ward, al jazeera, san francisco. >> and that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. into welcome to the news hour. here is what's coming up in the next 60 minister. a phone call that brought thousands of brazilians to the streets and is threatening the presentation deny see of dilma rousseff. as syria's warring sides attends to talks in geneva, we find out what is ahead for the fragmented opposition. african scandal

. >> reporter: that is right, jacob francisco is the bensalem high school senior, with possession with the intent to deliver and corruption of minor charges. there is also a juvenile that is expected to be charged. but they are not releasing his name because of his age. >> monday bensalem police announced the arrest of student jacob francisco, accused of making and selling brownies with marijuana. they accuse him of selling the brownies to middle school students and then sold them to seventh graders. and they got into the hands of at least a dozen students. today parents reacted. >> i didn't think it starts so early, i understand that kids experiment, but this is 13 years old, 12-13 years old. that is scary. >> the school superintendant is not ready for an on air response and referred "action news" to this statement. saying in part, the first was to screen all the students to make sure there was no negative effects from consuming the brownies. parentses of schafer students not directly affected are concern that automated phone calls did not go out until monday. >> the phone calls came

. >> angela jacobs is in apopka where this happens. police are not identified the >>reporter: they are not. those balloons at the base of the tree is where family and friends held a vigil for a 15- year-old many cannot believe is gone. mourning the loss of 16-year- old destiny, we were there as family and friends came together to share their grief over the southern -- sudden- death of a girl who many say had so much look forward to. >>reporter: it was saturday afternoon on the gun somehow went off in the apopka home, the victim was wrestling with her boyfriend at the time. police have not confirmed that account or the identity of the boy they have under arrest who is charged with murder. clarissa woodside was upset to speak on camera but we reached her on sunday. she is the victim's best friend and was in the home what happened. room i said what happened and he said i don't know destiny just got shot. >>reporter: -- >>reporter: questions are still being answered. friends and family shared cherished memories of a loved one whose lives w

>> jacob rascon for us this rning. jacob, thanks. >> to the democrats now, where hillary clinton is looking to hold her considerable lead over bernie sanders in today's races. nbc's kristen welker is in detroit, michigan. kristen, good morning to you. >> reporter: craig, good morning to you. senator sanders is hoping to gain some momentum today. his aides tell me the states that vote today and in the coming weeks are actually more favorable to him. meanwhile, the clinton campaign downplaying expectations. team sanders says they think they have a good shot at winning kansas. they think that nebraska could be a close race. both states have more of the white, working-class voters that tend to favor sanders. clinton is looking strong in louisiana and that could be part of her southern firewall with a large african-american population. meanwhile, clinton pressed again staffer, bryan pagliano, struck an immunity deal with the fbi and told investigators her server was never hacked. here's clinton in an exclusive interview wit