it's rubio. [ cheers ] i spend a lot of time in laredo, texas. right on the border. i was invited by the border guards. by the way, i got endorsed, talking about chris, by sheriff joe aparedo. the one thing you know about sheriff joe, he's the toughest guy on the border. there's no games to be played with sheriff joe. who puts pink you know what on his people that are there illegally. sheriff joe does not play games. everybody wanted his endorsement. the toughest one on the border was endorsed by sheriff joe. and i think it's incredible. unbelievable people. they said mr. trump. i was running, i was doing very well. practically number one. and now we have big leagues. please, texas. let's win texas. i want to win texas. [ cheering ] i was called by the border control. these people are incredible. and they want to do the job. they said, would it be possible for you to come to texas to laredo. i said, yes, i'll do it. i went to laredo and i met with a lot of the border patrol folks and some of the top people. man, they are just incredible. smart, touch, great people. y

. >> reporter: every day, cubans cross this border bridge from mexico into laredo, texas. since 1966, the cuban adjustment act has guaranteed asylum from refugee of to refugees fleeing the communist regime. they qualify for a green card after a year and a day, and citizenship five years later. but now they're afraid the thawing the diplomatic relations will end that special protection. jessenia acuna says, "how was i supposos to get here if they changed the law? it would have been impossible." most cuban refugees no longer try to reach miami on makeshift rafts in the florida ststits. capture and the currents are both risky. country like ecuador then spend months making a trip through land and a half dozen other countries before reaching the texas border. 51,000 arrived here last year, 68% of them through laredo. >> it's a whole transnatatnal huhun smuggling operation. >> reporter: jorge duany studies cuban migration patterns at florida international university. well organized? >> very well organized and it's supposed to be the second most profitable illegal network after t

. >> go to laredo and get half of that and then talk to me. >> let's look at the map. this is a very important point because this is a week and this is a tuesday night where she could essentially put him in his place and put him in a protest candidate made because african-americans are the huge core base of the democratic party. if you can't compete for them, how can you say i should be your nominee? there's 11 states. 865 delegates. a lot of them are in the south. you see machine minimum, vermont, massachusetts, those are places bernie sanders will compete. but if he can't win african-americans in georgia, in alabama, in arkansas, african-americans and latinos who you get to texas, what is his case that i should be the leader of your party? >> yeah. and that's what's difficult. what is his proof that he can actually start a political revolution in the democratic party or even the nation if he's so limited to these states? and they are making no bones about where they are focusing. in some ways you almost wonder if they should have at least stayed in south carolina tha

so i'm in laredo and they tell me they want to stop it. we're goi drugs and it's going to be a real wall. and i'm the only one that knows how to build it. these guys have no clue. politicians all talk, n

. >> reporter: every day, cubans cross this border bridge from mexico into laredo, texas. guaranteed asylum to refugees fleeing the communist regime. they qualify for a green card after a year and a day. and citizenship five years later. but now they're afraid the thawing of diplomatic relations will end that special protection. she says "how was i supposed to get here if they change the law? most cuban refugees no longer try to reach miami on make shift rafts. capture and the currents are risky. they now fly to a latin american country like ecuador. then spend months making a 2,000 mile trip on land through half dozen countries before reaching the texas border. 51,000 arrived here last year. 68% of them through laredo. >> whole transnational human smuggling operation. >> jorge studies human migration patterns at florida international university. well organized? second most profitable illegal network after the legally trade business. >> most head to miami. at this refugee resettlement office. we met andres hernandez. his trip here from cuba, took eight months. he told us it was stres

laredo texas is 70 degrees. the hottest spot around the country was in the panhandle of texas. a little town called canadian, texas. friday and saturday will be dry but we are bringing in rain late in the day on sunday. we've got a pretty soggy week next week. 27 degrees in the morning. another sunny day similar to today. 33 at 9 pm. 45 degrees at 12. 51 degrees for a high. today we had a sunset. tomorrow is sunrise. i don't know if it will be good -- as good as this one. burning in durham has sent us great shots. she's got a great sunrise for us. dark shadows in the foreground with trees. i will put this on my social media accounts. if you've got a sunset or sunrise, send me an email to sendit@wncn.com. tell me who you are and where you are when you took the picture. back to the weather maps. high pressure will be with us tomorrow. it settles down on top of us that that gives us optimum cooling conditions. high pressure will shift. from friday to this weekend, it moves to the east back winds will move to the south. we're now sliding in a small chance of rain late in the day on

they say would it be possible for you to come to texas to laredo? i said, well, i think so, yeah, fine, i'll do it. i went to laredo and met with a lot of the border patrol folks, some of the top people. and, man, are they -- they're just incredible, smart, tough, great people. by the way, you know who else are great people, our police are great people. they're being abused. our police are being abused. our police are incredible people. in fact, i just took pictures backstage, what a group of people you have. they're incredible people. so i just want to -- we have to put out the plug every once in a while because, you know, one bad incident, whether it is a mistake or somebody was just a bad apple, and played for weeks and weeks on the news, and the thousands and tens of thousands of great jobs that they do, they don't get appreciated. let's hear it for the police. so i'm in laredo, and they're telling me how sad it is because they can stop it. we need the wall, we want to have the wall, we want to stop the drugs from pouring across. we're doing to

. >> reporter: every day, cubans cross this border bridge from mexico into laredo, texas. the cuban adjustment act guguanteed asylum to refugees fleeing the communist regime. they qualify for a green card after a year and a day. and citizenship five years later. but now they're afraid the thawing of diplomatic relations will end that special protection. she says "how w s i supposed to get here if they change the law? it would have been impossible?" most cuban refugees no longer try to reach miami on make shift rafts. capture and the currents are risky. they now fly to a latin american country like ecuador. then spend months making a 2,000 mile trip on land through half the texas border. 51,000 arrived here last year. 68% of them through laredo. >> whole transnational human smuggling operation. >> jorge studies human migration patterns at florida international university. well organized? >> very well organized. second most profitable illegal network after the legally trade business. >> most head to miami. at this refugee resettlement office. we met andres hernandez. his tri

in the400 block of laredo meadow point. police say they we able to takehem cdyithout incident. a man waedor murder in texas could be on the loose here in southern colorado. isaiasabello is suspected of muering a man in lubbock, texas ck in december, and there is a-thousand dollar reward for information adg to hisrrest. police s cabello is coidered armed and dangous... however... it'sot carhahi connection to the springs is or he ctually the area. we're still waiting to get more infoatn this morning about two people hit in serate car accidents last nht you're looking at video of one of t accid on south nevada where man was hit by a car just before 8 near st. elmo and southgate road. lice say the man was crossing the reet... en he fell into traffifrom the mean. officers say the driver is cooperating and was not inxided. thother acdentas at chelton road and fountai ulevard around 6:45... where another person was hit by a r. bothictims are in seris condition. police in pueblo and colorado spngs arissuing a warning about i-r-s tax scammers. we've been follong this story for you abt p

[cheering and applause] so, i am in laredo. they are telling me how sad it is because they can stop it. we want to stop the drugs. there will be a real wall. i am the only one that knows how to build it. all talk. no action. by the way, the beauty of that, the beauty of self funding is the insurance companies, the drug companies, all of these companies, they will not take advantage of trump because they never gave me anything. big difference. [cheering and applause] i do not know if i get the credit for that. jeb bush had $150 million. what a waste of money. i would imagine at some point between him and romney, they will be supporting rubio, do you think? romney. how about this beauty. runs one of the worst campaigns in the history of politics. he should have beaten obama easily. obama was on jay leno. every show. romney was like a lost soul. i do not know what happens. did he comes out and tells me about my taxes. if you know the real story, harry reid shamed him and made him look like a baby. what is today's date? come on, te

he held public events in laredo and dallas. bill encouraged supporters to vote for hillary ahead of super tuesday, and to take advantage of early voting, which lasts until the 26th. carol: a large number of ballots were cast in saturday's republican primary. 25% of all registered voters in south carolina voted for one of the six gop contenders. compare that to 2012, when 22% cast ballots for nine republican candidates. and look at voter turnout in these upstate counties on saturday, compared to 2012. union, cherokee, pickens, laurens, and anderson counties, flocking to polls. the same increases in abbeville, spartanburg, greenwood, oconee, and greenville counties. michael: turning to news across the upstate. in spartanburg, a deadly wreck involving a moped and tow truck. it happened at around 3:30 this afternoon, at the intersection of north pine and east daniel morgan avenue. the coroner says 51-year-old keith harrelson was driving a moped, when he was hit by a tow truck. carol: to pickens county now. new details on a woman's

[cheering and applause] so, i am in laredo. they are telling me how sad it is because they can stop it. we want to stop the drugs. there will be a real wall. i am the only one that knows how to build it. all talk.

so i'm in laredo and they tell me they want to stop it. we're goi drugs and it's going to be a real wall. and i'm the only one that knows how to build it. these guys have no clue. politicians all talk, no action. never gets done. by the way, when i said self-funding, the beauty of that, the beauty of self-funding is that the insurance companies, the drug companies, the lumber companies, they're not going to take advantage of trump because they never gave me anything. big difference. i don't know that i get the credit for that. jeb bush had $150 million. what a waste of money. romney, how about this beauty. runs one of the worst campaigns in the history of politics. he should have beaten obama. say what you want. obama was on jay leno and romney was like a lost soul. i don't know what happened to this guy and then he comes out and tells me about my taxes and actually, if you know the real story, harry reid changed him and made him look like a baby and pushed him and made him look so spupd and weak. when did romney file his return? what's to

. >> reporter: every day, cubans cross this border bridge from mexico into laredo, texas. since 1966, the cuban adjustment refuges fleeing the communist regime and qualify for a green card a year and a day and citizenship five years later. now they are afraid the thawing of diplomatic relations will stop that. this lady says how do i get here if they changed the law? it would have been impossible. most cuban refuges no longer try to reach miami on make-shift rafts in the florida straits. captures and currents are both risky. they fly to a latin american country like ecuador and make a trip on land through a half dozen other countries before reaching the texas border. 51,000 arrived here last year. 68% of them through laredo. >> it's a whole transnational human smuggling operation. >> reporter: this man studies cuban patterns. supposed to be the second most profitable illegal network after the illegal trade business. >> reporter: most head to miami. at this refuge resettlement office, we met andreas hernandez. his trip from cuba took eight months. he told us it was a lot of

border patrol called me, and i went to laredo, texas. said these are incredible people. these are people that want to do the job, and they are being told stand back, let the people go through. leave them alone. don't touch anybody. recent declaration, if you catch anybody, let them go. what is going on? we have a massive problem. criminal illegal immigrants in the country right now. these are people convicted of crimes. some of them are rough students. dudes.h that is bigger than any city in new hampshire. did you know that? it is bigger than any city in new hampshire. we have 179,000 illegal criminals. i'm not talking about illegal immigrants, i'm talking about illegal criminals. have it. it is over. we are getting them out. we're going to have the strongest borders. by the way, people are coming into our country, but they are going to come in legally through process. [applause] they're going to come in legally. so, i just want to thank you all for coming. it is a great honor to have so many people. i will take my hour and a half drive back the other way. the superwill

the government decided to take one group straight to newew laredo in new mexico where they were able to cross into texas. that's because there were 41 pregnant women and ten children in that group. >>> president obama's plan to sto climate change has been temporily blocked by the court. requiring states to meet carbon monoxide standards. #eu states have filed federal lawsuits questioning that plans. >>> ahead at 5:30 hear what he has to say after surviving a beating and why he says he has compassionate for his alleged attacker. >>> dozens of people whale watching right >>> people still got tolet it go. still ahead find out when the disney film frozen will have hit the broadway stage. >>> i-95 on northwest second street is where two people die in a car fire. traffic is squeaking by there. constance has suggested some alternate routes few minutes away. >>> welcome back. it's 5:12 right now. >>> a mother and baby calf have been spotted struggling against the tide. this is in sebastian inlet north of vero beach. people gathered to view the right whales which are endangered. the wles seem

the great border patrol called me, and i went to laredo, texas. i said these are incredible people. these are people that want to do the job, and they are being told stand back, let the people go through. leave them alone. don't touch anybody. you saw the recent declaration, if you catch anybody, let them go. what is going on? we have a massive problem. we have 179,000 criminal illegal immigrants in the country right now. these are people convicted of crimes. some of them are rough students. -- rough dudes. that is bigger than any city in new hampshire. did you know that? it is bigger than any city in new hampshire. we have 179,000 illegal criminals. i'm not talking about illegal immigrants, i'm talking about illegal criminals. we cannot have it. it is over. we are getting them out. we're going to have the strongest borders. by the way, people are coming into our country, but they are going to come in legally through process. [applause] mr. trump: they're going to come in legally. so, i just want to thank you all for coming. it is a great honor to have so many people. i will take my