@ more importantly, tony, did@ you take austin p over@ kansas?@ p>> tony: read this first.@ p>> romona: don't try to get@ out of it.@ cleveland 19 news is giving@ you a chance to compete@ against us here at the@ station.@ you might walk away with a@ 48-inch television.@ visit our website or app to@ fill out the your bracket.@ austin p.@ if your nephew plays and stars@ for austin p, if he upsets@ kansas he will reach your@ level in the family, your@ stature.@ p>> romona: it will be a@ seismic upset.@ so pick austin p to pick@ kansas.@ p>> tony: that would be@ impressive.@ love ya, but that would be@ impressive.@ the buckeyes were left off and@ now they square off.@ we'll break it down and much@ more in sports.@ and then tomorrow morning --@ >> imagine taking your toddler@ for a routine eye exam only to@ find out his vision is@ impaired.@ that's the story of 4-year-old@ julius chapman.@ why it is important to make@ sure you take your child to@ @ >> now, this is the serpentini@ chevrolet sports report on@ >> the grizz had everyone@ panicking with th

do you like it, tony? >> tony: spectacular. triumph. there. i will, you know do a little bit of weather here. all right, we have clearing sky especially east of cleveland. up i-90. from euclid, mentor totally cleared out the northern half of ashtabula county. there's drier air working in. but plenty of clouds further inland. and clouds with this system coming at us later tonight and here you go. as i do a trek on this moving 30, 35 miles an hour or so it will put it in 12 hours time. >> at that time we will see some flurries and it will be a wet snow that develops mainly during the afternoon tomorrow we are thinking. >> we are only at 30. even the southern part of the state mid to upper 30s. that's below average. we will drop well in the 20s this evening and in the teens and go up in temperature as clouds increase 7:00 a.m. akron-canton at 27 by 7:00 in the morning and mainly some light wind out there. watch this thing come in. we will start to see some flurries early tomorrow morning and midday period. after 1:00, now, this is interesting. fu

andrea: what does that look like, tony? tony: i think it would be disastrous. we basically have up a divided, fractured party, some say it could sweep through the house and senate. but i do think the republican party is growing and if they find a way to handle the growing pains and adapt toward a better strategy it could be a strength. andrea: they are not focused on growing the republican party. they are focused on changing the rules. you heard karl rove admit to it eric bolling on "the factor." they are making millions of dollars soliciting donations to change these rules to keep trump out. tony: we would miss a major opportunity if we focused on the inside politic than growing the republican party. andrea: student at one university were simply traumatized after someone wrote "trump -- "trump 2016." in chalk. they demanded the university president take action. dagen: a follow-up to the story we told you about, the president of emory university in atlanta responding to someone writing "trump 2016" in chalk on campus, spark an uproar from some student and staff

tony: that is true. people view those contributions to the 401(k) as tax management more than funding retirement. they tend to have enough money that this is not going to be what they are going to retire on anyway. ways for other affluent people to stay on top. ofk: i know you've put a lot time and effort into this proposal, so let's take care of a lot of arguments that potentially stand in the way of that happening. you are conflicted -- the proposal makes the case for longer-term illiquid investments like hedge funds, private equity, and real estate, the same assets managed by your firm , the blackstone group. tony: right. because we manage the money, we know returns can be earned. what if this gets an active, there are going to be thousands and thousands of asset managers that will benefit, i suppose because more savings and more benefits -- more savings benefits all asset managers of all types. retail, ands small, our funds are already oversubscribed. erik: here's the second 1 -- you have alter your

maria: we are speaking to tony robbins. let's talk about that for a second, what do they come to you for? what are their most frequent questions? >> everybody's different. i got a call the other day from a top 10 tech company one of the biggest in the world and he was having difficulty getting these multibillion-dollar counts. he wanted me to help him understand the psychology of this clients and customers. a guy like mark the first piece was giving him the framework to start the company. and then creating the framework and the tools to manage that. every employee 24,000 plus utilizes it and he comes to me and says i'm going to leave the company because it be any set i'm going to change the world. we are going to do $100 million. he will be approaching 1 million soon here. or paul jones who at the time was the best in the world but get a point, come and help me figure out what it is in the design of system and turned around when you produce those results you get fans to build their brand but many people who want to stay wit

he is standing by with tony lombardo. tony: thank you for being here. general, we want to talk about old -- new job, but first, we want to talk about your first job. general ham: it was a great opportunity to see the army broadly, and offer recommendations to the army, the department of defense, and others about the future of the army. the first and foremost recommendation became to with the necessity for the nation to support the all-volunteer force. we were struck as we traveled about the army to see the extraordinary committee -- commitment of soldiers in all three components -- the regular the army reserve, and their families, committed to service of the nation. preserving the all-volunteer force is absolutely key. tony: let's talk about and strength specifically. where do you believe the army should be in terms of size, specifically the active-duty force? general ham: if it is ok, i will give you two answers. the commission answer is the total army of 980,000 would be minimally sufficient to meet the current and projected requirements of the army w

maria: we are speaking to tony robbins. let's talk about thafor a second, what do they come to you for? what are their most frequent questions? >> everybody's different. i got a call the other day from a top 10 tech company one of the biggest in the world and he was having difficulty getting these multibillion-dollar counts. he wanted me to help him understand the psychology of this clients and customers. a guy like mark the first piece was giving him the framework to start the company. and then creating the framework and the tools to manage that. every employee 24,000 plus utilizes it and he comes to me and says i'm going to leave the company because it be any set i'm going to change the world. we are going to do $100 million. he will be approaching 1 million soon here. or paul jones who at the time was the best in the world but get a point, come and help me figure out what it is in the design of system and turned around when you produce those results you get fans to build their brand but many people who want to stay with

he said i really want to meet you tony. i became a fan because he's so brilliant and he care so much. i got a phonecall from them one night and i said what should i do? you should have called me sooner. that's the first thing you should do. really a brilliant politician. as you know today he has taken that role as a senior statesman which i think is critical today. the. anthony: what is your observation of donald trump and a stage mannerisms? >> he has harnessed a level of anger just as bernie has that we have not seen in the electorate for a long time. i know donald verrilli well. he's an amazing businessman and a great salesman and i don't think his rivals take him seriously soon enough. it's a little late now. it's going to be interesting for all interesting for all of us. anthony: coming up art imitates life, tony robbins making it happen in the real world and with the hollywood hit. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only

maria: we are speaking to tony robbins. let's talk about that for a second, what do they come to you for? what are their most frequent questions? >> everybody's different. i got a call the other day from a top 10 tech company one of the biggest in the world and he was having difficulty getting these multibillion-dollar counts. he wanted me to help him understand the psychology of this clients and customers. a guy like mark the first piece was giving him the framework to start the company. and then creating the framework and the tools to manage that. every employee 24,000 plus utilizes it and he comes to me and says i'm going to leave the company because it be any set i'm going to change the world. we are going to do $100 million. he will be approaching 1 million soon here. or paul jones who at the time was the best in the world but get a point, come and help me figure out what it is in the design of system and turned around when you produce those results you get fans to build their brand but many people who want to stay wit

pin fact, tony zarrella is ptalking toyotas right now. phey, tony. p>> tony: we're here. pthanks for seeing you. p>> thanks for having me again. p>> tony: we're here at the rius. pthis is the fourth generation. p>> we're so excited about this pvehicle. pwhat's on the inside is even pmore exciting. pthe safety features of this pvehicle we're so excited about pthat. p>> tony: we have the prius. phow about the rav 4. p>> the rav 4 hybrid is here on pthe showcase and we're so pexcited to have it here. p>> tony: i'm going to ask you panother question. pdo people come to the auto show pand buy or do they come here and ptwo weeks later go to don joseph pand buy. p>> here is where they do the presearch and they go to the pdealership to buy it. pbut we're very excited to pannounce toyota announced a $500 pincentive. pyou have to come down here and pget it, register for it. pand then you bring it to us and pyou get an additional $500 of psavings over and beyond all of pthe incentives that toyota is palready offering. p>> tony: have to be here. pcome on down. pcheck it out. p>> mark

p>> tony: great to see you as palways. p>> thank you so much. p>> tony: collect it out. p>> mark: very good, tone y. p>> romona: yep. p>>> still to come at 4:00, we've pall probably done it. arting and crowd funding. p>> romona: today concerns about p. p>>> live from cleveland's news pcenter, driven by don joseph ptoyota in kent, this is pcleveland 19 news. p>>> lawmakers are taking a pcloser look at potential fraud pby some people who organize pcrowd funding campaigns. pwebsites like go fund me and you pcaring are often used to solicit pcharitable donations. pbut the people who should get pthe money don't always see the pfunds they deserve. pdon daler reports. p>> reporter: tyree king was pkilled by a drunk driver last psummer near his home in pspringfield, ohio. pthe next day, the 13-year-old's arents say they were consoled pby a neighbor they had never met pbefore. pthe woman offered to set up a pyou caring crowd funding website pto raise money for tyree's pfuneral expenses. p>> so we definitely thought she p>> reporter: but that neighbor, ptina harper, pleaded guilty

.@ p>> tony: we want to get to dan@ deroos who has been monitoring@ the results since the polls@ closed three and a half hours@ p>> dan: we aring -- we aring@ looing at the republican@ side.@ tonight was a big night for@ donald trump.@ he wins florida and that's 99@ delegates.@ he wins north carolina and@ that's proportional.@ we get a new color on the@ map.@ that's because our own@ governor wins his first state@ in these primary elections.@ and he wins it with a pretty@ nice victory.@ it is 46% to 30 sick%. --@ 36%.@ 66 delegates is what he will@ pick up.@ donald trump wins that as well@ 39 to 30%.@ missouri is still counting its@ votes.@ but look at this, with 99% in@ trump at 42 and ted cruz at 41@ % and that's too close to call@ with 99% of the vote in and we@ will have to watch that.@ and now the democratic map it@ is a huge night for hillary@ clinton.@ carolina and she takes ohio.@ she is up just a little bit in@ illinois with 77% of the@ vote.@ when we go to missouri this@ may be a bernie sanders' only@ chance for a win.@ 62% of the vote in and he is@ up 51-48.@ back to you guys.

tony? >> tony: and then there are direct ties to northeast ohio. some kent state students were in brussels. they are okay. a mormon missionary on her way to ohio was injured in the blast on the way to the airport. she just passed through security when the bomb went off. >> denise: a lot of people all over the world were quick to react to the news on social media. dan deroos is is joining us with the outpouring of support for the victims. dan? >> dan: as we see far too often, social media is a place for venting and a place for people to post comments of just wondering what they should do. an interesting picture here and this is the freedom tower at 1 world trade center with the antenna on top. and even all the way into rio de janeiro. this is christ the redeemer lit up in belgium colors. and then you have people circulating the picture of the suspect still wanted and the two believed to have blown themselves up. i can sympathize with sara's comment. i have been trying to think about something to say about the brussels attacks. the truth is talking w

toni: cuÁl es la canciÓn que mÁs te gusta de los rolling stones? >> no la conozco todas, pero me gustan. ( hablan en inglÉs ) toni: a la prensa se lo permitiÓ grabar las dos primeras canciones del concierto que durÓ dos horas. como estÁn, de donde son? >> de canadÁ. me encanta cuba. toni: dice que ha venido cuatro veces. quÉ es lo que mÁs te gusta? >> la gente. toni: muchos turistas pagaron hasta 100 $ para ver los en las casas y apartamentos estÁn en el entorno al estadio. >> hubiera querido tener una casa mÁs grande, mi hijo tiene muchos compaÑeros. toni: fue una noche en que la banda cambiÓ el son por el rock and roll. aÚn no hay un estimado de cuÁntas personas llegaron para presenciar el concierto de los rolling stones, lo que estamos seguros es que hace tiempo no vivÍa en una noche como esta. en la habana cuba, yo soy toni de andrade. mariana: concierto histÓrico sin duda. uruguay remontÓ la ventaja que realizÓ brasil antes de cumplirse los primeros 30 minutos de juego aprovechÓ anotaciones de cavanni i suÁrez. para mantener

.@ p>> tony: bernie sanders@ sanders is narrowing the gap.@ hillary clinton remains in the@ lead.@ a poll earlier this month@ shows clinton leading ohio by@ as much as 30 points.@ p>> romona: still to come,@ politics and violence.@ campaign rallies erupt into@ heated confrontations.@ and a local expert is talking@ about the fallout.@ you'll want to stay up forat as polls showed donald trump losing ohio, he attacked our john kasich but, guess what donald? four hundred and seventeen thousand of us now have good jobs here because of our governor. kasich cut state spending, cut our taxes, increased our wages. ohioans are too danged smart to ever trust you. new day for america is responsible for the content of this advertising. all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. pwe came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast as we can watch them. twc's home wifi is so strong we can use all our devices at the same time. come back today. you'll ge

tony and catherine. >> tony: you mentioned rubio and kasich. rubio says listen, do yourselves a favor. vote for governor kasich in ohio and the governor did not take kindly and they are not working comes to donald trump. >> reporter: it is a weird situation. john kasich never bought into this hashtag never trump movement. he has been kind to donald trump in totality. kasich firmly believes if you are a supporter you should vote for him no matter where you are, a strategic thing. his super pack is running ads specifically targeting kasich and cruz supporters saying if you don't vote for marco rubio you are voting for donald trump. it is an interesting strategy. four campaigns going about it in different directions. >> interesting. i was taking part in early voting this morning and i notice the polls, a lot of people who are registered democrats won the republican ballot. what is that saying to you? >> well, what it is probably trump's impact on the race both positive and negative and there are certainly donald trump supporters that have probably

p>> tony: yes. pthis is a national columnist pmiami and i'm starting to see i pcovered lebron from 2010. plebron is physically the best layer in the league. pnobody can beat lebron james pexcept lebron james. pthis is his take. phe's self-destructive. phe actually compares him to pother geniuses. plike all geniuses, they have a pself de instruct mode. phe's -- destruct mode. phe's starting to see blame going pto kyrie in twitter that he pnoticed back in 2010. pi always knew or felt that plebron seemed a little different pbefore he left town. pi had only been here for a few pyears. p>> romona: different how. p>> tony: than he had been a few pyears before that. pthat was towards the cleveland pmedia in my opinion. pand he was a changed guy by the ptime he came back. pnow, do i think -- i'm not ptaking this to lebron is pleaving. pthat's not what we're doing. p>> romona: no, not at all. p>> tony: there's something pmissing with that team. p>> romona: i don't think that psomething missing is lebron. pi

soy tony de andrade noticias univisiÓn. julio: quÉ bien, usted los esperamos en punto de la sed de la tarde, informaciÓn con ilÍa garcÍa, continuaciÓn de la noticiero nacional, que te enamoras noches a horas ustedes estÁn bien informado. ♪ ♪ pamela: nos vemos maÑana. gracias siempre por la confianza. enrique: estas son las noticias. autoridades en bÉlgica intensifican bÚsqueda de un supuesto tercer atacante de ataques terroristas. estados unidos aumentÓ vigilancia en aeropuertos y estaciones de trenes. en un discurso histÓrico presidente obama pide elecciones democrÁticas en cuba y se reÚne con disidentes antes de partir rumbo a argentina. aspirantes a la presidencia buscan aumentar cifras de delegados. comienza

desde la habana yo soy tony de andrade. marÍa elena: gracias tony. tambiÉn la primera dama tuvo actividades, la primera dama michelle obama continuarÁ con el programa " dejemos que las niÑas aprendan." programa que fue lanzado hace un aÑo con el objetivo de dar acceso a la educaciÓn a 62 millones de niÑas en edad escolar, estuvo un grupo de estudiantes cubanas de secundario, asÍ llegamos al final de noticiero univisiÓn desde la habana cuba. regreso contigo jorge. jorge: maÑana marÍa elena cuÁl es el plan? marÍa elena: maÑana algo importante otro momento histÓrico, el presidente obama se dirigirÁ al polo cubano, tiene 1000 invitados y hablarÁ por la televisiÓn cubana en territorio cubano. y despuÉs, la diplomacia del deporte partido de bÉisbol y de allÍ se va argentina, nosotros estaremos aquÍ. gracias jorge y buenas noches. jorge: buenas noches. hernán: adelante, adelante. camila: ¿para qué me mandaste a llamar? oye, ¿vamos a ir a comer juntos? hernán: no primero dime cómo va tu relación con carlos gómez ruiz. camila: en

p>> tony: three years. p>> romona: something i agree pwith kobe about, they asked him pand i told you this like a month pago standing right here. pof kendrick perkins. pwe need someone -- p>> tony: you never said that. pi said that. ptony. p>> tony: maybe that was you. p>> romona: sometimes we need a pkendrick perkins peveryone together. pyou need friction. pfriction? pwe don't want more friction. pmeans it. pdescent in the room. phe pointed out green who is very pvocal at golden state. p>> romona: yep. pbring kendrick back. p>> tony: it's too late. phe's with the thunder. p>>> okay. pscience could prove that -- help rove pay triots quarter back tom pa massachusetts 7th grader. phis name is ben goodell and he pcouldn't believe that tom brady phad been slapped and he needed roof and that's how ben's pscience fair project happened. p>> i just took an nfl size pfootball and i put it in various pconditions. pi put it in humidity, wind, psnow, cold and the same ptemperature that occurred during pdeflate-gate. pi

. >> mark: tony zarrella is here. was this a surprise? >> tony: not a surprise. he made the police blotter before and he had five and a half sacks last year and blow to armonty's career and suspended for the first four games for violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing drugs and was arrested for add really following a traffic stop. bryant was charged with two felony counts of drug possession and benched for the season. jackson and head coach outspoke been changing the culture at browns headquarters it is not looking good for armonty tonight. >>> speaking of changes a big change for the browns. more coming up in sports. three big stories concerning the browns today and two are bad. i will let you decide on this third one coming up. romona? >> romona: all right. tell us what you think about the browns latest shake up. can you leave your comments on cleveland19.com, on facebook or twitter. >> mark: and we are following still more breaking news. police calling the death of a 3-year-old canton girl a homicide now. >> romona: no arrests yet. detectives ar

then she met tony hsieh and suddenly had a $250,000 loan. >> tony walked in to where i was at, and he said, "what size restaurant do you want?" and eight months later, i had my own restaurant. i paid back the loan in a year and three months, so it's a win-win situation for everybody. it's been amazing. across the street, there was a motel 6 right when i moved in here, and that was pretty much it. now there's five restaurants in the very close vicinity of here and other small businesses that are coming in. >> john curran is head of rgg, the downtown project's housing-development arm. >> here we've got glutton, which is sort of a gourmet-comfort-food concept. and right next door, it's got vegenation, which is an all vegan, or plant-powered, as they call it, restaurant. >> ♪ fremont street just can't be beat ♪ ♪ when lady luck shines on me >> downtown las vegas area had long been blighted, but they didn't want to disneyfy old vegas, so on the outside, the old vegas vibe remains, while the inside is completely transformed. >> so, john e. carson was a 64-unit extended-stay residence

p>> thank you, tony. p>> tony: come down and check pthis out. p he's leaving on that midnight ptrain to georgia p>> mark: uh-huh. pyes, indeed. pthat's all right. p. p>>> now it's time for the buzz pmill outlet. p>> romona: ted cruz gets some psupport from kaitlin jenner. p>> yes. pand glad is night doesn't have pto leave on a midnight train to pjail. phere is denise. p>> romona: olympic gold medal pand tv personality kaitlin pjenner is ofg to be ted cruz's ptransambassador. pthat's why kaitlin says she pwould be a good transambassador. p>> mark: and kendrick lemar preleased a new album. pthe rapper's album drop shocked pmany except lebron james. pthe cavs star tweeted king pkendrick after encouraging him pto release his new project last pmonth. p he's leaving on a midnight ptrain to georgia pmidnight train. pmiss glads knight knew how to pget out of a ticket. pshe was in a car that was taking pher to a choir event. pcouldn't give her a ticket like pthat. pthe lord won't bless you. p>> mark: i tried to sing my way pout of a ticket once. pthrew m

p>> tony: yes. pbizarre. p>> romona: tony, let's talk pabout shump. poh, we have a response from pcerina. p>> no one should be down on pwomen thinking like that. pwe shouldn't have to drop to our pknees at any point. p>> tony: so she fired right pback. pshe found out about this after pher match. pand she wasn't going to let it pknow go. pi don't think she should have. pthere's already calls that this pguy, who, by the way, just took pover as tournament director. pthat's going to be a short pstint. pthey want him to step down. p>> romona: okay. plet's talk about shumpert. pi'm so glad to hear he loves pcleveland because he's one of my pfavorites. p>> tony: yes. pso he puts the players now in pthis day and age they have their pown platforms to put out their pown messages. pand i loved the way he did this. pcheck this out. p>> it makes me happy to get here pto cleveland. pand cleveland as soon as i got pforget checking into the game pand everybody just giving me pthis standing ovation. eople was like,

adam. >> good evening, tony. according to the latest polls, less than one-third of americans actually like donald trump. so even if he wins the gop nomination, this could be a big problem for him heading into the general election, especially in swing states like here in florida. >> coming back to the wall, what's the deal with the wall? >> clearly, she and her husband don't see eye it eye on donald trump. typically a republican voter, stamper is trying to understand her husband's support for donald trump. but she couldn't bring herself to vote for trump two weeks ago. >> i was going to go there, pray about it and go in and look at all of them, and i couldn't do it. >> the couple owns a catering company. and they host debate viewing parties with friends, trying to sort through the noise and examine the issues. >> i think that we need somebody more outspoken, and go to bat for us, the people, and give us what we need to secure our borders. bring big corporations back to america. lower that corporate tax to do that.

tony: disfruten la tarde. han comentado que la visita de obama es la apertura de este concierto, le estÁn dando más importante en la visita de los rolling stones. de dÓnde eres' >> de cuba. tony: primera vez de tanta gente en esta Área? >> podamos hacer historia con los rolling stones. tony: muchas gracias nos despedimos desde la ciudad de la habana cuba. jorge: gracias, para terminar empleados de los servicios de emergencia de bruselas riieron homenaje a las vÍctimas de los atentados terroristas en el aeropuerto y en el metro de la capital belga, cientos asistieron a la emotiva ceremonia . con esto nos damos gracias por haber estado con nosotros, buenas noches. ♪ ♪

tony danza is. several teams in the ncaa tournament is about to get under way and how the fans knew where they were playing before it was officially announced. >> sponsored by morgan and morgan for the people. >>> just don't say hearing loss. see what i mean? that's george. he's got . >>> and we continue to follow breaking news from west philadelphia where a local dad ran into a market and left his baby inside a minivan only to return to find both disappeared. the baby was later discovered on the side of a road. this all started on 49th and walnut streets and ended a short time later at penn and green streets in germantown. nbc 10's monique braxton is live at the store where the baby was taken in west philadelphia with the latest. this could have ended badly and now the search is on. >> reporter: that's right, vai. we have good news for you, though. the baby has been declared okay and checked out by doctors at st. christopher's hospital and let me show you where the dad parked. according to the empl

you don't stop. >> man: yeah. >> mister noh: tony! >> mister huh: tony, sit down. sit down. >> daniel: we got to go somewhere else. we got to go somewhere else. we're not finished here, tony. >> anthony: squid drinks and m&ms? sure. makes perfect sense. in fact, there were oysters somewhere along the route. a detail that becomes increasingly worrying with our alcohol intake. >> anthony: oh, oysters. awesome. nice. competitive drinking and shellfish. >> daniel: you ever play any korean drinking games? >> anthony: uh, no. >> daniel: no? well they have a lot of them. it keeps the energy up and keeps everyone kind of, drinking. >> anthony: oh. >> anthony: stop two: gol mok gil. >> daniel: all right. we're going to play a little game first. tony, we're going to let you do the -- start the festivities. just got to use a chopstick. hit everything forward, it's going to splash up. >> anthony: what? a strike or a push? >> daniel: a push. >> all: woo! >> daniel: geonbae! >> anthony: geonbae. >> daniel: woo! >> anthony: sinister. >> daniel: they have, there's a lot of games.

tony zarrella takes a look at the kid who was number one on the roster and in people's hearts. >> tony: we first met rob yesterday he was busy loading up on new gear preparing for his professional hockey day when to keep the interview short. >> that's all for me today. >> no more interviews? >> no. >> okay. that's what happens when you become a big shot hockey player. [ laughing ] >> oh yeah! >> tony: ted was facing the today he was facing a the media again this time to sign a contract and make the deal official. [ applause ] >> tony: of course, the toughest thing for any rookie is to fit in with his new teammates that was not going to be a problem for rob. >> whose name is that? is that yours? >> tony: they slapped on the skates, elbow pads, got him into full gear. he was ready to take the ice. it has been a long journey, 14 surgeries on his kidneys since birth. thanks to the monsters and a special wish foundation rob was leaving that behind for a day and living a dream. >> absolutely loves the monsters he watches at home every night. his family has to introduce him while he's at his

tony: quÉ pregunta prefiere no responder? pablo milanÉs: no, no, no tengo prejuicios por ninguna pregunta, me podrÍas hacer ahora mismo cualquiera. tony; cÓmo estÁ su relaciÓn concibiÓ rodrÍguez? y pablo milanÉs: es un asunto del que yo no hablo, es muy sencilla la respuesta, es un asunto que sepultÉ y que no hablo jamÁs. tony: quÉ provocÓ esta enemistad entre pablo milanÉs y silvio rodrÍguez? es un gran interrogante, tony dandrades, univisiÓn. jorge: cuÁl es el plan maÑana? marÍa elena: maÑana nuevamente se hace historia, es el discurso del presidente barack obama ante el pueblo cubano, le va a hablar a travÉs de la televisiÓn cubana. asÍ que va a llegar a muchos hogares, no es la primera vez que ocurre, ocurriÓ anteriormente, porque se transmitiÓ el discurso del presidente obama cuando se acordÓ que iban a iniciar las relaciones diplomÁticas nuevamente. otra cosa que quiero mencionar es que la entrevista que le hizo el representante de abc al presidente obama es que el presidente dijo que si se reu

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p>> tony: right. pwell, but the point is, you made pthis point, for a guy who lives pon social media. pi mean, we're dealing with these plebron is one of the smartest pguys i have ever covered in 30 pyears of covering sports. p>> mark: yes. p>> tony: he knows exactly what phe's doing. phe knows how he's covered and porc straits how he's covered and pnot want to answer them. pjoe vardin his sole job is to pwrite about lebron james. pyou know that question is pcoming. p>> mark: you have josh. pdid josh mccown quit following pthe browns? pbecause he followed the pcleveland clinic now because phe's injured. p>> tony: he only played in half pof the games. pthe article came out and said pthe browns have probably the pdumbest quarterback questions in pthe nfl at this point if you're ptalking about mccown and maybe pbringing rgiii out of moth pballs. pi like rg by the way. pi really do. pi hope they sign him. pi'd like to see what hue jackson pcould do with him. pin terms of josh mccown, he pwasn't exciting l

not tony's. his is still quite good. mine is a mess. purdue's tournament run is as a five seed they took on 12 seeded arkansas little rock and you know what 12 does to 5 every year? the boilers made it to the double over time. the trojans beat them 85-83 behind the 31 points for hagan. earlier in the bailer, yale game. bailer was down 2 with a chance to tie it -- baylor was down 2 with a chance to tie it and lost his footing and the handle and it went to a yale player. it is their first tournament win ever. a couple other scores of note. earlier tonight -- a few minutes ago wichita state has the 11-6 upset beating arizona 65-55. right now in the second half gonzaga is putting the boot to to seton hall. that could be another upset. providence in a mild 9-8 upset and scored at the buzzer to coming up in sports, another game of note from the tournament and a ton of high school hopes on the local teams in the state semifinal as well. >> did you fill out your march madness bract exeat? bracket? i hope so. cleveland 19 news is giving uh chanc

tony jr. has been the face and runs franchise agreements. this week lawsuits each have filed against each other have gone public. >> we have to protect what's ours. >> reporter: both sides are talking about it. >> i just thought that i was starting a business for my kids to take over. because when we started this in '92, realizing i was 53 years old. so i just thought i'd coast, retire, let them take it over. >> reporter: the issue in part around supplying the franchise. both worry about their loyal customers. tony jr. taking to twitter says he is saddened and worried about the customers. >> it's never good when family feud, you own a business together. it's unfortunate. i've been coming for a while. great food. >> reporter: many had no idea the place they get lunch is having family drama. >> that's family stuff. i don't get involved in that. >> reporter: some say they hope both sides work it out and the place they regard as an institution will continue to grow. >> that's very surprising. you

tony. >> tony: thank you, dan. we can't say good-bye to johnny >>> now, this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >> tony: colin kaepernick wants to be a cleveland brown and no, that doesn't immediately qualify him for the concussion protocol. will we be getting the one that led the 49ers to the superbowl in 2012 or six touchdown picks last year. those who cover him in san francisco believe his best days are behind him. i don't know about sending a second round pick. it is the browns call. they can get it done if they want to. kaepernick has had his issues on and off the field. he will never come close to johnny's records. >> johnny's reign of terror start on the draft stage money sign and all. he wanted to wreck this league and dedicated to the cause he partied his butt off and refused to stop. >> my weekends aren't what i am doing 7 days a week. there's 2 days out of the week and 5 to other days i am here in this building going through my play book working out like every other rookie an

tony: el concierto serÁ gratis el concierto serÁ gratis este viernes 25 de marzo. la banda llegarÁ el dÍa antes del concierto. el Último concierto de esta magnitud fase siete aÑos organizado por juanes. aquÍ en cuba se preguntan si y a proposito de cuba, maria al. elena salinas estara maqana de la llegada y las primeras actividades del presidente barack obama en la isla. la atencion de los pre- candidatos a la presidencia por ambos partidos, esta puesta en arizona, sede de las proximas primarias del 22 de marzo. personalidades como la ex-gobernadora jan brewer que aprobo la ley sb-1070 y el controvertido alguacil de maricopa joe arpaio acompaqaron a donald trump en el mitin que genero arrestos tras fuertes protestas de retÓrica anti inmigrante. reportera: Éstas son imÁgenes cuando autistas bloquearon carreteras prohibiendo paso de conductores por mÁs de dos horas. era una de las entradas principales en donde donald trump se dirigiÓ a sus seguidores. >> estamos aquÍ para cerrar las calles de arizona y decir tÚ no sos bienvenido aquÍ. reportera: hubo enf

from astoria, new york, please welcome tony hightower. [cheers and applause] what's up, tony? pleasure to meet you, pleasure. >> this is great. [sighs] >> 2,000. >> well, this is over the course of a decade. it's not been--i didn't do them all, like, this last week or anything. >> still, that's quite a lot. and you're no stranger to the "millionaire" stage, i hear. >> that is also true. last year, i was here as the plus one of ken jennings. >> that dummy. >> yeah. >> yeah, the tv trivia legend. >> yes, the greatest game show contestant in the history of this country. >> and you were the person he was turning to. >> yeah. no pressure. >> yeah! [laughs] >> none. i got to say, there was no shame in, to spoil this for anybody who hasn't seen it, getting the question wrong that he did also not know. there's no shame in not knowing something that ken jennings also doesn't know. >> because no human knows it. >> right, exactly. it's basically unknowable. >> then i am extremely honored and excited to have you here and excited to play with you today. this is fantastic. >> i'm thrilled t

p>> tony: right. pevery time he's in the police pblotter and cancun, every story pstarts with cleveland browns pquarterback john me ny manziel. p>> mark: got to go. pvon miller says it's fine. p>> tony: von, stick to pquarterback. pthat's just what the denver pbroncos want coming off of psuperbowl title change the pdynamic. phe says you want to read it, you pwant me to do it. p>> mark: go for it. p>> tony: i still feel like he phas a lot of game. psome of the stuff he was doing pin college, he's going to do pthat in the league. pyou might say that. pyou may see johnny manziel in pdenver. pthere's certain things legal in pdenver than in ohio, so maybe we pwon't see anything. p>> mark: oh, i don't have the pbell here. phe may have some issues there. p>> tony: yes. pbut the fix isn't over here. p>> mark: okay. pnew cbs sports report saying plebron and kyrie have a pdisconnect. pwell p>> tony: there's something pwrong with this team with all of pthe talent they have. pby the way, chris manox who pwrote th

i'm tony harris. the final day of campaigning before super-tuesday, why some republicans are saying donald trump should be disqualified from running. >>> the new war against isil involving hackers and cyber attacks. >>> refugees, riots, smashing a barbed wire fence to try to cross from greece to macedonia. >>> and why the zika virus is changing the debate over abortion in brazil. ♪ >>> so this is the final full day of campaigning before super-tuesday, the biggest voting day of the primary campaign. the candidates spent today making their final pitches. for the democrats 865 delegates and 11 states, republicans are fighting for 595 delegates in 13 states. and we begin with al jazeera's senior political correspondent michael shure. he is in miami for us. and a lot of fire has been directed at donald trump today. >> it all started last thursday in houston during the debate, marco rubio, and ted cruz deciding rather than fight each other, let's go after donald. and only in this year does the ku klux kla

i'm tony harris. a new day in cuba, after an historic meeting between president obama and cuban president raul castro. the two leaders faced reporters in an extraordinary news conference. >>> republican front runner donald trump finally reveals his global policy brain trust. >>> casualty of war, u.s. marine pays the ultimate sacrifice, and he is being remembered by president obama. >>> and sweet beginnings from former inmates, finding a way to make a new beginning in a jar of honey. ♪ >>> and we begin today with president obama's historic visit to cuba. he is the first u.s. president to set foot on the island in nearly 90 years. mr. obama hailed it as a new day in relations. mike viqueira reports from havana. >> reporter: this was the moment, president obama and president raul castro, shaking hands for the first time on cuba soil. they talked for two hours behind closed doors, but when they emerged it was the clear that the acrimony, 54 years wouldn't be forgotten. asked by an american reporter why

on one side is tony and his son nick. on the other side is tony jr. tony sr. and nick run the day-to-day operations at the flagship store in philadelphia. tony jr. runsç franchise agreements through a separate company. each side is suing the other over tony luke's name. >> i was starting a business for my kids to take over, because when we started this in '92, realizing i was 53 years old. i just thought i'd coach, retire, let them take it over. >> nbc 10 did talk to tony luke jr. over the phone. he told us he is devastated by what's happening. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> snow is coming down. you can see the light snow falling in center city. that's a live view from the mellon bank building. 30 degrees, much of it is melting as it hits the ground. colder spots, the grass, your car, the sidewalk may be covered. you could run into slippery spots this morning. time is 4:27, jessica boyington is watching the roads this morning. how are they looking out there, jess jessie? >> snow starts to accumulate, here's one in new jersey in mt. laurel, rout

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tony: limited due -- let me take you back outside. you can look at live as the a little bit of hayes, temperatures at the 80 degree mark. folks are gathering for the game . 5:00 temperatures around 85. 7:00 temperature around 75. you going to see high-pressure back to the east. the big low will back to the east , but we will get some rain out of it. it will not be like what they have seen up to the west, but any rain we can get today, reduce the pollen levels, reduce the pollen -- fire levels. wind out of the east at 15 miles per hour. dangerous rip currents are going to continue for at least one more day. even on sunday. seas are two to four feet offshore. one to three feet near shore. current temperatures, 84 romeo, 83 umatilla, lynn at 86, groveland 81. chuluota around 80, and sanford. loading mid 70' s up and down a1a. good-looking night, temperatures in the low 70' s. ocala, 67, 63 in town. the set up as we head into the upcoming weekend, here is a big dome of high-pressure. look at the continued long, east-southeasterly flow of

20 seconds. >> toni's 20 seconds. >> toni's 20. >> i like that. >> well, it's a good day for "street talk." early in the morning, but to fox news i didn't have to walk, but we came to rock, see shay and i, was we're classically black. that, you can't deny. sitting on the couch with antwan. why? because antwan said he's got it going on. so my 20 seconds, yes, it's about to end, but that's okay because we made a new friend. [laughter] [applause] >> look at that! >> the girl is bad. >> so much more. yes. yes. >> so, shay, give us the dates again. i'm all hyped up. >> i know. so we launch the season this evening with dayton contemporary dance company. that's at 7:30 p.m. tonight an the cumble theater, and then next tuesday -- >> march 9th, on a wednesday. bowers, a young jazz pianist who is exploring and celebrating black, i mean, composers and musicians in black sip ma. and then the next -- cinema. and then the next day is believe in the cipher, toni's event. >> we'll be doing a master class with jeremiah bila, and on that sunday we'll be doing an online google hangout with diamond d, l