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the fox news political insiders pat caddell, former pollster for president jimmy and fox news contributor joining us from his sunny home in south carolina. former republican congressman for new york john laboutlier. the big news breaking at this hour, a couple of candidate events that are going on. but outside of this country, and something that a lot of people thought they wouldn't see in their lifetimes is this normalization of relations between the united states and cuba. and the president and the optic of him being in that country legitimizing, in some eyes, legitimizing where that country is. >> that to me is a sign and symbol of the weakness of our foreign policy. this isn't nixon going to china. this is president obama going to the cubans, getting nothing for it, dissidents still enslaved. no real relaxation of basic freedoms. the only mace the president engages with is authoritarian, totalitarian dictators. >> all right, so pat, the reality was, these dissidents, these women who go -- they're tried to get their loved ones freed. they've seen a lot of brutality at the hands of this

here's the statement fox news put out. donald trump's vitriolic attacks against megyn kelly and his sick obsession with her is beneath the dignity of a presidential candidate who wants to occupy the highest office in the land. they go on to tout her journalistic credibility, her as an attorney, a mother and on and on and on. why these petty attacks, margaret, against megyn kelly? why is he punting down? he stands a very good chance of being the president of the united states. why is he hitting back at a journalist? >> you are asking the wrong person, don lemon. i cannot begin to explain this. >> it's mind boggling. >> for many, many reasons, this reinforces all of the narratives the democrats are going to run against donald trump. he's a misogynist, vulgar, doesn't like women. already look. this is megyn kelly, fox news channel. most watch fox news channel self-identify as independents or republicans. independent republican women, 21% of them in the latest abc poll say they'll never vote for donald trump. the other piece t

this is fox 28 news at nine. fox 28 news startwith the biggest super tuesday in american history.right now, seven candidites are hoping to see their delegate counts rise. rise.democrats are fighting over 865 delegates tonight. republicans areoping to snag some of the 595 awarded in the super tuesday contests. contests.tonight's vote 2016 coverage begins with the republican race. right now,dald trump has solidified his status as thehe clear front runner in the republican race. race.so far tonight, trump is projected to win contests in alabama, georgia, massachusetts , tennessee and virginitrump is locked in a tight three-way battle in arkansas right now. in vermont from ohio governor john kasich.and there are still l sults yet t tcome later tonight from minnesota and alaska. texas senator ted cruz admitted that his hopes of overtaking donald trump hinged on a big victory in his home state. state.this is the first time that texas has participated in super tuesday and it's the biggest prize. prize.and it appears the

we start out with a fox news alert. any moment from now donald trump will hold a rally in portland, maine. hi, everyone, i'm heather doward. welcome to "the real story." trump is going to address mitt romney's major criticisms of him. romney laying out the many reasons that he believes that trump is not qualified to be president. romney's speech included a long list of qualities that he says disqualifies trump for the oval office arguing trump's

the fox news political insiders pat caddell, former pollster for president jimmy carter and fox news contributor joining us from his sunny home in south carolina. former republican congressman for new york john laboutlier. the big news breaking at this hour, a couple of candidate events that are going on. but outside of this country, and something that a lot of people thought they wouldn't see in their lifetimes is this normalization of relations between the united states and cuba. and the president and the optic of him being in that country legitimizing, in some eyes, legitimizing where that country is. >> that to me is a sign and symbol of the weakness of our foreign policy. this isn't nixon going to china. this is president obama going to the cubans, getting nothing for it, dissidents still enslaved. no real relaxation of basic freedoms. the only mace the president engages with is authoritarian, totalitarian dictators. >> all right, so pat, the reality was, these dissidents, these women who go -- they're tried to get their loved ones freed. they've seen a lot of brutality at the h

neil: now fox news military analyst general jack keane. i know you can't talk about specific plans by specific candidates. you don't want to get involved in that dog fight. a number about people are calling for carpet bombing of areas in raqqa, in and around raqqa where we know isis has a lot of its headquarters. could you do that without unacceptable civilian damage? >> well, no, absolutely not. carpet bombing with the 20th century technique designed when prosecution of war was totally different. we made war against germany not only to defeat their military but roosevelt and churchhill made a very tough strategic decision to make war against the german people so that they would never give rise to the kind of idealogical movement that naziism was, that led to so many million deaths, close to 100 million. in the 21st century we would never prosecute a war like that. we tried to protect civilians from the instruments of war as best we can. we don't need to use so-called dumb bombs like we did in world war ii. we have precision guided munitio

together, all the way. >>> fox news alert. a manhunt underway right now for two violent prisoners that escaped from custody. one is a convicted killer. the pair being transferred between state prisons from new mexico, somehow escaping from their transport van. both men seen wearing white prison jump suits and shackles. both are considered dangerous and folks living in that area being urged to lock their doors and use extreme caution. we'll keep you apprised of that story. >>> back to politics now and real talk. hillary clinton e-mail scandal flashback. it is already exactly one year ago today that the democratic presidential candidate held that news conference at the united nations where she emphatically said she did not e-mail any classified e-mail. >> i opted for convenience to use my personal e-mail account which was allowed by the state department because i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two. i have absolute confidence that everything that could be in

chief political correspondent and fox news contributor. what is happening with the cruz camp in florida? >> well, what is the purpose of ted cruz in florida? there is a rallying around. we heard marco rubio say vote for kasich in ohio. he is the only one to beat trump. you have to deny him the delegates, deny, deny, deny, like the guy said. in florida does the cruz campaign really want to knock rubio out of the race and get it to a two-man race? he is not behind the idea of strategic voting. >> there was a report of the super pack backing cruz and standing down in florida when it comes to marco rubio. >> that's interesting between campaigns and super packs. the cruz campaign is of the mind they want to knockout marco rubio asap, but maybe the super pack and the donors who funded it have a different idea. the tea leaves are so hard to read at this point in the primary you are better to brew up a cup and drink it. >> is ted cruz with all due respect to the senator nuts to be trying to under mind marco rubio in florida? even though they don't

book now at choicehotels.com >>> this is a fox news alert. the fox news g.o.p. debate kicks off in about 60 minutes. the "on the record" political panel is back from the hill. a.b. stoddard and from the daily beast jackie kucinich. jackie, if you were asking a question, to who would you post a question and who would it be. >> i would ask donald trump about donald trump university. we haven't gotten an answer other than people liked it. i want toÃknow more about what it was, who these people were, and why it didn't work. >> a.b. >> he has an great answer to that because is he a filibuster. he says he would never settle a case because people sue you more. he goes around and around. i would ask about his taxes. many people have. his answer is he is being @&c @@ audited that's nonsensical. people are supposed to release their taxes when they are running for president. his campaign manager said mitt romney released his taxes because he's weak which i thought is a new level of bold. so i think he should be asked that question tonight. >> here's my question. i would s

we begin with a fox news alert. breaking overnight we have been following for you here, hijacking horror an egyptian plane with several americans on board taken over by a man wearing a suicide belt. >> that plane on the runway in cyprus with several passengers still being held hostage. >> john huddy is live for us with new information about the hijacker. what can you tell us? >> well, heather and has been bee it has been reported and we are getting information it he is a 27-year-old egyptian national. his name is ibrahim samaha. we are getting information that he is, and this according to alexandria university in egypt that he is a professor of veterinary medicine at the university posted on the university's web site. let's get to the latest on this. we are getting a lot of information. basically every couple of minutes, it is very fluid, obviously. egyptian officials, the last report that came from him most of the 81 passengers aboard flight ms 181 have been released except the crew and four foreigners. we do know

tonight, big fox news debate kicks off at the fox theater at 9:00 p.m. chris wallace, and megyn kelly going to be asking the questions. we'll be doing more politics over pan kicks here at the plaza cafe in downtown detroit. ladies, back to you. >> thanks, get yourself some pancakes, working hard. >>> and we've got actual results to tell you about from a popular bloop app used by more than 100,000 people. a new study by johns hopkins researchers show the app instant blood pressure, that's what it's called, getting dangerously increasing blood pressure 60% of the time. doctors claim the app doesn't measure blood pressure at all, but rather the number. the app was pulled off the market last year but it's still active on thousands of phones. >>> here's something, if you drink prosecco, cowboy hurting your teeth. experts say the fizz and wine could be dissolving your teeth. in fact, they see so many women with acid in the drink they refer to it as the prosecco smile. good reason to stick to water. >>> 54 after the hour, mitt romney taking aim at trump. the fo

martha: a big monday night on fox news. all the republican presidential candidates will sit down for interviews. that comes up on special report at 6:00 p.m. both of these gentlemen feel they are have much in this race. then it is donald trump on hannity at 10:00 p.m. eastern. and before that we'll have all the main speeches from apac lined up on fox news. we are less than 24 hours away from the contest in the race for the white house. utah has 40 delegates. it could be winner-take-all. here is a look at where the gop

fox news must have tremendous to effect 59%. population. i guess we go door to door. >> this network is very powerful but we have nothing to do with this. look, mrs. clinton's honest and trustworthy numbers have never been particularly strong. they have cratered since the revelation of private email server. possible corruption involving the clinton foundation. the problem for mrs. clinton is that this deep concern is not among republicans. it's among the democratic base. and we're seeing that bare out through the polls. >> how do you know that? >> first of all nationally the polls that you show have been held steady about a year or so. fewer four out of 10 democrats do not consider her honest and trust worthy. in the democratic races i will give you one example. in new hampshire the exit polling showed 40% of democrats voting in that primary felt that honest and trustworthiness were their number one issue, by 92% bill they went for#6wçÑ bernie. this is the mostap serious problem among democratic voters. >> most democrats think she is okay

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fox news. chief news anchor shepard smith. a big night for donald trump and hillary clinton. >> that is the long and short of it. the other candidates had hoped for some surprises. marco ru boo he yo hoped he wouldn't come in third, almost everywhere. but he did. bernie sanders had hoped he would do better in some spate state and certainly did win in vermont. that is the extent of it. if you look at the big map, steve, dari, that that shows the republican side, and it is very difficult to chart a course for anyone out there except donald trump. would take some sort of event which we cannot even figure out how to place together to make the map work for it to be anyone but donald trump. in fact, he is holing a live rally as we lack live in south florida and he has been talking over the last few minutes, about how looking, looking for toward am copeting against hillary clinton than the general from anyone who says that is not coming in the den are has different set of maps than i do. this look like those two candidates needed, st

eby williams is a attorney and fox news contributor. the person on the stand is the editor who published and wrote about the video in question. his argument is this, this is no different than posting pictures of the topless kate middleton. he said she's public, even though it was on private property. someone else is going to publish it and therefore it is news worthy. does that hold up? >> it is it a fair comparison. but that is the question, right how many privacy rights? and how far do they go? what is news worthy. the supreme court has not defined that for us. and they stopped short of what is news worthy. but in certain cases, personal and private acts of public figures can trump news worthiness. >> the editor thought it was a mousing and he was excited to write about it and that was the judgment he used in addition to the entire team. they didn't think of the violation of privacy they said? >> that's right, jenna. one of the things that gives jorappeal, a celebrities should be able to have a private life? this is not the case about

we have got team fox coverage tonight. our panel is here in new york city. also with us brit hume, bill hemmer is at the billboard and martha maccallum has the exit polls. >> plus our reporters are spread out covering all the campaigns across the country. stand by for them. >> it 8:00 on the east coast. 7:00 p.m. in mississippi where polls are now closed and fox news can project that hillary clinton will easily defeat bernie sanders in that state's democratic >> on the republican side, it is too early to project a winner. but fox news exit polls show donald trump with a' sizeable lead over ted cruz, who is considerably ahead of both the john rubio. >> two big states tonight. mississippi first, fox senior political analyst brit hume joins us from boca rotan florida in a very nice colored sweater tonight. welcome aboard. >> thanks. >> your thoughts hillary clinton with a big win. looks like exit polls that african-americans overwhelmingly helping her as we saw in south carolina. >> that's the trend that she has demonstrated in the earlier states and i suspect

>> fox news. >> fox news. >> fox news fox news fox news. >> can you say something? >> fox news. >> i think he's got a future as my ring tone. >> fox news fox news fox news fox news. >> that's my phone. anyway, i apologize. sorry i interrupted you, protester. please continue. >> i'm here because i'm proud to be a chicagoan. chicago does not like donald trump and his [ mute ] ideas. >> that's college today. >> what can you say? yes. reporter said the protesters were a mix of bernie sanders supporters, black lives matter and move on.gorg. but to me it looked like a face-off between skin ard fans and interns. ask them what they're doing here and why. >> what were you here tonight to do? >> i'd rather not answer that question. >> so these protesters won't express themselves on camera but they will happily silence everyone else. the media described the protesters as peaceful after the event was shut down. the message, you'll get peace if you shut up. the left suppresses speech through disruption. they will preach dialogue unless it happens to involve you. shouting we won

fox news, 9:00 p.m. eastern time. it will and big night here on fox news. fox business continuing the coverage tomorrow, saturday, tuesday, all the key days. in the meantime, charles payne is here, "making money." charles: former republican presidential nominee mitt romney attacking the current gop frontrunner before tonight's debate. romney going through a laundry list of reasons why he says donald trump is unfit tor to be president. he said it's time for america to wake up and see that trump is no good for america. trump fired right back. >> donald trump is a phoney and fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. dishonesty is trump's hallmark. what happened to trump airlines and trump university and trump magazine and trump steaks and trump mortgage. a business genius he is not. >> mitt is a failed candidate. i backed him. you can see how loyal he is. so when mitt started raising his head a few months ago, i was very strong. i said mitt romney should not run. he's a choke artist. charles: herman cain, you ran a race, a lot of

debate right here on the fox news channel. we're teaming up with facebook to give you the latest real-time info, including the issues people are talking about. shannon breen is in detroit where the debate will be held. how can you track things over time? >> reporter: this is an interesting tool. unlike a formal poll or survey, what this does is look into the conversations that people are having on facebook and measures the volume. one of the interesting timelines is on issues that people are talking about. you can put this into motion and see over time what they've been discussing, and you'll notice some spikes here. watch here as you can see in early november, we saw a -- issues in -- this is right around the time of the shootings in paris. if we let this timeline go you can see the spike again in early december, the same topics popping up. that's around the date of the san bernardino shootings. so, it vary much captures the conversation. what issues potential voters are talking about the most, as we can track them overtime.

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. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier. we are coming to you live from the historic fox theater in downtown detroit. three hours from now the four republicans still actively pursuing the party's presidential nomination will be on this stage. the debate comes five days before the michigan primary next tuesday. on the other side of the race, i will host a one-hour democratic presidential town hall exclusively with bernie sanders. on monday, march 7, 6:00 eerns. secretary clinton was invited to participate but her campaign said she is unable to attend due to a conflict in her schedule. first tonight's debate. the stakes are enormous for front-runner donald trump, a chance to solidify his grip on this race and perhaps begin to soften those not ready for prime time. for the others, a last chance to stop the momentum that has seen trump win 10 of the 15 primary and caucuses so far. that effort got an assist to the last man. chief correspondent cameron is here. >> reporter: mitt romney delivered a speech at the university of utah

and we'll see you next fox news sunday. >>> this is a fox news alert. a taliban faction claiming responsibility for a deadly suicide bombing in pakistan. and they say that christians celebrating easter were the targets. the bomb went off in a busy park in the city of lahore. busy with families celebrating the holiday. at least 63 people were killed. hundreds more injured. most of the victims are women and children. and we're told that the bomb detonated not far from several children's rides. the national security council issued a statement condemning the "cowardly attack" and saying that the united states stands with the people of pakistan against terrorism. i'm heather childers in for harris faulkner. thank you for joining us. this is the "fox report." we'll have more in just a moment. but we begin with politics. a big weekend for the sole challenger to hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. bernie sanders sweeping hillary clinton in three western caucuses. hawaii, alaska, and washington state. and he won in dominating fashion, taking at least

fox news must have tremendous to effect 59%. population. i guess we go door to door. >> this network is very powerful but we have nothing to do with this. look, mrs. clinton's honest and trustworthy numbers have never been particularly strong. they have cratered since the revelation of private email server. possible corruption involving the clinton foundation. the problem for mrs. clinton is that this deep concern is not among republicans. it's among the democratic base. and we're seeing that bare out through the polls. >> how do you know that? >> first of all nationally the polls that you show have been held steady about a year or so. fewer four out of 10 democrats do not consider her honest and trust worthy. in the democratic races i will give you one example. in new hampshire the exit polling showed 40% of democrats voting in that primary felt that honest and trustworthiness were their number one issue, by 92% bill they went for#6wçÑ bernie. this is the mostap serious problem among democratic voters. >> most democrats think she is okay

that's a fox news camera live outside the action. our mike tobin is getting new information right now a live report is just moments away. >>> and donald trump and secretary hillary clinton share something in common and it's not good. the majority of voters do not trust them. a new fox news national poll finding 65% of registered voters say trump is not honest and trustworthy and secretary clinton one point behind 64% saying she is not honest and trustworthy. the other candidates fairing better for senator sanders 67% say is he honest and trustworthy. 61% for kasich. and for cruz 47% say is he honest. the "on the record" political panel is back from the daily beasts about beast bey woodruff and "bostonq globe" matt visor. the one that are not honest and trustworthy. clinton 65% and donald trump 64%. those are the top frontrunners. makes me scratch my head. voters don't expect politicians to be honest and trustworthy anymore. there is so much disillusionment with washington. obviously there are carveouts for kasich and overall so much

♪ ♪ >>> this is a fox news alert. and the first polls are about to close as voters in four states turn out to vote in today's republican primaries. good evening, "on the record" is coming to you live from dallas, texas. and right% now mississippi, michigan, idaho and hawaii all beginning to count votes. meanwhile, the g.o.p. candidates making their last pitches to voters. >> the whole country is watching michigan now. it's a new day in this presidential campaign. >> if you haven't voted already, i ask you to go out and vote early, get it done with so you can go out and find more people to vote for me. >> it is easy to talk about being making america great again. can you even print that on a baseball cap. >> we are going to win with the military. we're going to knock out isis fast. we're going to win with our military. we're going to take care of our vets. we're going to win with our vets. we are going to win, win, win. we are going to win so much. you are going to be so proud. >> and it's not just the republicans. dem

media buzz at fox deuce news.com. tune in and >>> this is a fox news alert. a taliban faction claiming responsibility for a deadly suicide bombing in pakistan. and they say that christians celebrating easter were the targets. the bomb went off in a busy park in the city of lahore. busy with families celebrating the holiday. at least 63 people were killed. hundreds more injured. most of the victims are women and children. and we're told that the bomb detonated not far from several children's rides. the national security council issued a statement condemning the "cowardly attack" and saying that the united states stands with the people of pakistan against terrorism. i'm heather childers in for harris faulkner. thank you for joining us. this is the "fox report." we'll have more in just a moment. but we begin with politics. a big weekend for the sole challenger to hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. bernie sanders sweeping hillary clinton in three western caucuses. hawaii, alaska, and washington state. and he won in dominating fashion, taking at least

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fox news. >> you can catch new episode at 8:00 testimony here on fox 46. we'll be back a final check of in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, home of the original steakburger. >> a bib egging has a subling to blah. take look that. the second bald eaglele hatched today. the first one was born on friday. they set up a camera to catch the second birth around 3:00 in this morning and finally happened. take a look at the little chicks there. the proud eagle parents named mr. president and the first lady could be seen feeding. the newborns are named dc2 and 3. the public will soon be able to vote on permanent names. the they coolest looking birds. i have never seen one. they are awesome looking. not quite as majetteic when they are babies when they grow up. >> stunning bird. that is why they are national emblem. okay. take look. one more time here. we got a little little rain mov

kristen fisher, fox news. (f) furnish as fueling a fire make things more difficult for firefighters, no injuries have been reported. not clear what caused the fire. >> it was a rough day on the water for a group of boaters, rescuing five people after their boat overturned and sank. it happened seven miles west of clearwater pass. it's unclear what caused the to bring the be boater to shore unharmed. >>> city of tampa held the river o green festival, bob buckhorn dyed the water. this is fifth straight year the city hosted this event. >> as always such a cool scene. another close call between a passenger plane and a drone. >> coming up next we'll take a look at drone regulations and wo ugh. i really shouldn't. no, you know what? i should. and i will. i deserve this. i'm a bogo findin', weekly ad flippin', couponing mastermind. who's saving big time? this girl! indeed. this queen of savings deserves a reward. a cannoli, please. and coupons. three easy ways to save you love to shop. what does fresh epcot mean? may

. >>> fox news alert. paris suspect abdeslam will cooperate with authorities if he is transferred. he was arrested in brussels nearly two weeks ago after four months on the the run and days before the bombings. benjamin hall is live in london with the latest on. that>> reporter: hi, jon, salah abdeslam will be transfer ped to france to face justice. information he might disclose may be significant. it was widely thought his capture brought forward the brussels attacks and he might disclose information about their plat. there is a rush to get him back to france and get him talking. he's not been fully questioned. today in belgian, soldiers searched woodlands near the french board. they had arrested during which assault guns and handguns were found. they have charged cricket of holding fake documents and transferring explosives. the brussels airport where 20 people were killed will open before the weekend. airport police were critized that the transport hub was not up to scratch and no security from the airp

that is it for today, have a great week, we'll see you next fox news sunday. >> fox news alert with first pictures coming into fox report as we pick up the coverage from earlier today. the loss of our nation's former first lady, nancy reagan. this is the hearstçó arriving ia funeral home in santa monica, california in the past hour from the reagan home in bell air, california. mrs. reagan, the wife of america's 40th president died today from heart failure, she was 94. their marriage described greatest love affair in the history of the american presidency. people are leavingçó flowers outside of the reagan california. mrs. reagan was known as a fierce champion for veterans. her iconic just say no campaign warned kids about the dangers of drug addiction. many memories from people who knew the reagans well. >> she had this tremendous optimism and a great antenna both politically and in terms of persons, what their motives were. >> she had any kind of problem she just focused on fixing it, getting through it. i have never seen anyone better at that. >> despite her own personal difficultie

derrol nail, fox 35 news. >> certainly grateful for that. by the way, no word yet if the female driver is going to be charged. florida highway pral prol continues to investigate. >> good night, i'm kristin here with your i-forecast. i want to remind with you some work that will start off and we have lanes closed, maitland avenue, and two state routes 436 and will go from 9:trie at night stew 7:00 in the morning and then we do have a closure aone right lane closed from eastbound winter park street from farm-- formosa and that work will go on from 4:00 in the morning till check the key word iphone or android. we'll see you tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. >> we're tracking some rain. chances of it to go through the weekend but until then, it looks like it will continue. your full forecast is coming up. >> you may think post can pictures of your kids on line is fun fine, but there's a good chance they hate what you're could go. >> a teacher goes above and beyond, and it just may sa if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harde

in inglewood, new jersey. arthur chip, "fox 5 news." note arthur chi'en, "fox 5 news." cathlings near st. patrick's cathedral this sunday, they joined guard cardinal dolan to celebrate. cardinal dolan addressed the congregation saying they can conquer sickness through the the deadly attacks in belgium saying they can rise up after violence. >> on fifth avenue. a new york tradition. the annual easter day parade where they supported creative hats. a am strolling display of people wearing the easter sunday best and annual expression to creative and sometimes even zany. tens of thousands of catholics made it the way for the easter sunday mass. the pontiff delivered the new time speech. there he urged worshipers to support the victims of terrorism and the ongoing refugee crisis. the ceremony was under tight security with authorities checking backpacks and handbags. the pope offered a pardon for sens for those following a blessing on the radio and tell investigation. >> well, a breakaway fashion of the militant taliban group has claimed responsibility for a bomb blasts in the

sources telling fox news john roberts that dr. ben carson will endorse donald trump tomorrow morning at a campaign event in florida. adding to the good news, polls show trump on track to secure the nomination. a brand-new "washington post"-univision survey show trump leading in home state of florida, by seven points, 38-31 and other principal opponent senator ted cruz not posing much of a threat. cruz unveiled first senate endorsement, mike lee of utah. cruz and lee had a friendship that goes back six years, they co-sponsored dozens of bills together and lee was the first sitting senator to endorse cruz running for the senate. so the bigger question is why didn't that endorsement come sooner? we take up 2016 politics with former trump adviser roger stone tonight. the weekly standard's -- excuse me, "national review"'s rich lowry and washington free beacon's elizabeth harrington. >>> also tonight, the obama administration reportedly planning to blame iran for a cyberattack against a new york dam almost three years ago. what took so

andrea: this fox news alert. you're looking at a picture of the suspects in the belgian terror attack we're learning killed 28. this picture from law enforcement in brussels, belgium. see two suspects from the airport which looks like luggage carts. you heard harris describe them earlier. bring in chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge live in washington, d.c. with more details on what happened. catherine. reporter: thank you, andrea. within the last hour the islamic state news agency shown as the amak news agency issued a statement claiming responsibility for brussels. the news agency makes its business make formal link between terrorist attacks and isis proper in iraq and syria. in this case the statement speaks specifically to the use of suicide bombers in brussels. so bombers plural at the airport as well as the metro station. so based on their claim, we're looking at at least three suicide bombers. this group is very active within isis propaganda circles, and after the attack in paris, made a cl

and in michigan, fox news projects trump will win the republican presidential primary, cruz and kasich locked for second place and rubio appears headed for a fourth state finish. and on the democratic side, for a major upset. in mississippi, fox news projects trump will win the republican primary, leaving cruz to finish in sixth place. kasich and rubio locked for third place. democratic side, fox news projects clinton will defeat sanders in the mississippi primary. we'll have more on this democratic election result but first, let's talk about the republican side and i've been running numbers and they haven't lied, nor will they. time for mitt romney and the establishment to stop dividing the g.o.p. that is my opinion. take it or leave it. kg, your thoughts on the results? >> an exciting evening for sure, and you know, we're talking about that attack that turned out to be interesting. trump and cruz had very good nights tonight. strong showings, strong numbers. and also, you know with the polls that we've been

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fox 35 news at 10:00 starts right now. >> announcer: right now, on fox 35 news at 10:00... >> it's being called super tuesday, 2.0. primaries in five states. >> we have a biggie legs coming up. we could really change things. >> the biggest surprise of all, florida. from marco rubio, it's his last >> we don't know what the margin will be. but we know that it will be up to you. >> for john kasich, it's ohio. >> we're winning in ohio. we just had a fox poll not long ago, we're up five, six points. >> the other candidates just trying to stop donald trump's momentum. >> the ugly divisive rhetoric from donald trump and the encouragement of violence and aggression is not only wrong but dangerous. >> not letting donald trump or anybody else divide us up. >> if donald is the nominee, hillary wins. >> bob: and by this time tomorrow night, we probably will know who has won florida's presidential primary. >> sonni: the polls are open tomorrow from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., but thousands have already cast their ballots by early and absentee voting. the stakes couldn't be higher. the victor in florida t

. >>> this is the fox news alert. breaking right now, word from france of an arrest of a suspect in what is called the advanced stages of a plot to attack that country. france's interior ministry says there were no links to the brussels attack or the paris massacre last november. also tonight we have new information on the brothers who carried out tuesday's deadly terror attacks in belgium. khalid and ibrahim were known by terror officials before the strikes. it is now believed there are at least two terrorists at large. that speculation come as two senior members of the belgian government offered their resignation. we have fox team coverage tonight. catherine with the latest on the brothers who carried out the attacks and what u.s. officials knew about them. rich has been traveling with the president in argentina with more criticism over what the president is and is not doing during the crisis. we begin with greg palkot who is in brussels. good evening, greg. >> good evening. yeah. the anti-terror effort as you noted

fox 35 news at 10 starts right now. >> right now on fox 35 news at 10. >> and we are going to start right there with that breaking news. republican presidential candidate donald trump canceled >> it happened after thousands of protesters showed up inside and outside of this arena. these are protesters gathered outside the pavilion of the university of illinois in chicago. dozens of uic faculty and staff had petitioned administrators to cancel the trump rally. >> this is what was going on, fights breaking out, security hauling people out as people were chant chanting we want trump. [ crowd noises ] [ indistinct voices ] [ chanting we want trump ] [ chant continues ] >> trump campaign release ad statement it says mr. trump just arrived in chicago and after meet withing law enforcement has determined that for the safety thowns of people that have gathered inand outside of the arena, the rally will be canceled today. trump himself, uh, had a had more to say, uh, he - - all right, we are going to go live to chicago in just a few moments and get an update on the crowds that are still gathered o

tonight on fox news. tony, ashley, great to see you both. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thanks, david. melissa: a few other stories on our radar right now. investigators in oklahoma looking whether the car crash that killed former chesapeake energy ceo aubry mcclendon was a suicide. mcclendon was not wearing a seatbelt and driving faster than the 50 mile-an-hour limit when he slammed into an embankment. >>> the entire of syria hit by a power blackout? no immediate reports cause ad nationwide outage. residents in the country's capital have been without power for 10 hours now. keep an eye on that one. >>> the baseball card find of a lifetime. a family finding seven rare, ty cobb crumpled paper bag in their deceased great grand father's house. each card is worth over seven figures, each one. david: my goodness. melissa: total for all of them would be over a million dollars. that would be, more than that. there were only 15 of these in existence before these seven were found. david: unbelievable. you dream about those things but never re

this is brand new and just into fox news channel. the house, senate, and he library of congress building are now open for routine business. the u.s. capitol building is open for official business only, which is the case whenever they're not in session elm u.s. capitol visitor center will remain closed until further notice. obviously. there was a shooting there. an active crime scene now. they have a lot of ballistics work to do there. have to speak to witnesses. it would be completely imfrom open it at this moment and capitol police are not doing that. the next topic of discussion will most likely, be as it was in europe before i left there a couple days ago, what do we do about areas around security zones? what do we do about airport security areas? how do we increase security in the enormous halls where we go in to check in especially four international flights, even domestic flights. they say you're being watched and the rest. we both know, if you're about to take a flight you walk into the building, you have a bag next to you, yo

a fox news alert. listen to this. a potential key witness in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal just granted immunity by the justice department, brian pagliano, a former clinton state department staffer who set up that private server in her house. so, how will this affect the criminal investigation? let's ask fox news judicial analyst judge napolitano, judge, this is big. what does this mean? >> this is enough to shake the american political system to its foundation because we now know the following. we know that the fbi recommendation that we've been waiting for has already been made. >> why do you know that? >> because the fact that immunity has been granted means that the justice department, lawyers in the justice department, not the fbi agents went to a federal judge and asked for immunity. a federal judge would only grant immunity for a witness to testify. a witness would only testify if a grand jury is already hearing evidence. if the grand jury is hearing evidence, the evidence was obtained by t

>> reporter: hey sonni and bob this is from fox news. hillary clinton has 878 delegates with bernie sanders 330, about 2400 needed. right now fox news is actually updating the delegate count on the republican side. but donald trump has a clear majority of the delegates on the republican side. ted cruz with his victory tonight has the second highest number. marco rubio has the third highest. with rubio having no clear wins this is what's hurting him. fox news is updating these numbers. but hillary with the clear edge. teeth, thank you. we do want to check in now with our political power panel we have put extra folding table leaves. welcome you to guys. with all of the races joined now by our political analyst frank td consultant susan clary, carl jackson conservative commentator and of course former congressman ric keller great for you all to join us. >> susan it does all come down to delegates. how big of a hurdle is it to close a gap for those especially on the g.o.p. side where that margin is so huge? >> i mean, it's really going to be

nicole: breaking news come the fireworks light up the stage at the fox news gop debate as the attacks get personal. i am nicole petallides. lauren: good morning. tgif. i am lauren simonetti. highlight lauren simonetti. highlights on the list including but one focused person but for the best and worst moments of last night. nicole: investors folks in the jobs report due in a few hours. but a trigger another interest rate hike? lauren: downey for the dow. s&p one, nasdaq down to. north korean leader makes a thread ordering his military on standby for nuclear strikes at any time. nicole: a chinese company might be the biggest operator of movie theaters in the u.s. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york on friday march 4th. welcome to "fbn:am" come here to "fbn:am," your first look at today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect the day ahead. nicole: a red-hot debate last night in detroit. residential candidate facing off in their 11th debate in the race and the gop nomination. senator marco rubio and ted cruz intensified their attacks on the front runner donald trump. >> donald t

(laughs) >>> bottom of the hour, fox news alert. pigs are flying today because lindsey graham is supporting ted cruz for president. yeah. tony sayack is here, bernard whitman, ce whitman insight strategies is here. pigs do fly, tony, because it was not long ago lindsey graham said never, never, never would anybody support ted cruz, especially other senators, now he is. >> this is my enemy's enemy is my friend strategy in full effect. you're going to see a lot more of this. you have one of the bush brothers supporting ted cruz. this is because the anybody but trump movement has decided to support ted cruz. this is what you're seeing. >> bernard? >> sadly for the republicans it is way too little way too late. donald trump is going to be the nominee of the party. they'd better get used to it and they'd better get used to the fact that 54% of the american public said they would never vote for donald trump. 1/3 of the voters said they'd never vote for donald trump. i think the republicans have a chance of going into a catastrophic loss.