king marched on washington. unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misconduct, and take down a system that profits from mass imprisonment. there is no president who will fight harder to end institutional racism. education. opportunity. reform. bernie. myra: we are going to take another look at the top stories. the polls are casting their votes in the very first in the southeast primaries. gabrielle: make sure you stay with wyff for here on air and the mobile app. we will be wall-to-wall all day long and keep you updated once the polls close. thankfully, the weather is pleasant. people have no excuse. pamela: exactly. it is cloudy, but miles. that is for sure. we have already seen some candidates live this running. aly myles literally running them down. area. close to 50 degrees. we have high temperatures today and tomorrow that will be quite comfortable. like showers possible today, especially in the mountains. to start the week, wet and significantly colder. weevil per 10 t

of fact" host fernando espuelas in washington. fernando, why is everybody most of the candidates running against the establishment? will that work for them in the long run?

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development officials in the -- wash -- washington discussed residential development for students, new hotels, and retelling grocery store development. more people are moving into the vista and downtown columbia areas. the development needs to keep up to support all of that growth.>> we have truly created a new city center in columbia, and that focus is in the vista where we have 700 million and development going

as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people.

republican nominee and the next will not be chosen by the media. [ applause ] will not be chosen by the washington establishment. [ applause ] will not be chosen by the lobbyists. [ applause ] but will be chosen by the most incredible, powerful force, where all sovereignty resides in our nation, by we the people. the american people. [ applause ] >> wow. there you go. a lot of the question was, how does donald trump take a punch? he's been in first place for six months. >> right. >> how does he face a setback? some people were gleefully

. >> ted cruz, the worst kind of washington insider who just can't be trusted. >> reporter: meanwhile, chris christie lagging bebend in single didits. >> j jt not enough. not enough tonight, that's okay. planned trip to south carolina today, the new jersey governor will head home, where he'll decide the future of his campaign. >> a tough night for chris christie and for carly fiorina and ben carson, as well. i flew down with john kasich from new hampshire overnight. he was clearly elated, even a little bit stunned by last night's results. as he told me, i think we're

you, the people in nevada, not washington bureaucrats, should be in charge of your own land. if you trust me with your vote, i will fight day and night to return full control of nevada's lands to its right frightful ow its citizens.

implications of this are, but i believe we need unite around a set of common purposes to fix the problems in washington and that kind of attitude isn't going to help. >> let me get some of the audience questions in. david marcus, where are you? okay. david marcus has a question for you, sir. do you want to read it or do you remember it? >> you can read it. >> david's question is do you have an optimistic approach to tackling the country's problems that can succeed with voters in what has been an election so far defined by anger? >> yeah, in fact, for me to win, people are going to have to believe that our future's brighter than what we have today. if it's all about anger, then i'm not going to be the candidate that wins because i believe we're on the verge of greatness but we've got to fix how we tax and fix the regulatory system. and you can go to jeb2016.com to

ted krudz, the worst kind of washington insider who just can't be trusted. >> what do you make of those? >> wow, that is heavy stuff. >> right?

john: it's good to remember there are very close ties between hollywood and the democrats in power in washington. >> what did you come here to plug? john: who is he promoting? the president himself. >> the government works great now and millions of americans have gotten medical insurance plans. john: jennifer hudson promoted obamacare, too. isn't that sweet? the reason ben shapiro wrote prime time propaganda how the

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george washington ranked as high as seventh in the nation this season. now with an eye on the postseason, thanks to experience. and not just how they practice, but how they start practice. carol maloney reports. >> the sign doesn't say "we will try." it says "we will." we're holding ourselves and our teammates accountable. we're getting in and doing our job. >> we will give our all. we will conquer the day. >> they are committed and focused and ready to be taught. >> reporter: educated by a teacher with over three decades of experience. in margie foster cunningham. >> people will say, how can you do this for 31 years? it's different every year. it's never the same. >> she is going to get the best out of you as an athlete, and not even as an athlete. as a person too. >> big, big, big. >> physically, we came here, we had our skills. but she's amazing at tweaking our mind set and putting us into that competition setting. >> there we go! that a girl! >> i enjoy the challenge of putting what's in my head and trying to get it into someone else's. and, you know

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senators, republican and democrat, went down to washington along with the police chief of the state's largest city to testify before the judiciary committee in d.c. senator cruz, you're a member of that committee. the police chief called your absence outrageous given the severity of the problem. last week, though, you told a personal story of a close family member struggled with addiction. what can you say to law enforcement right now to convince them that you understand the severity of this problem and you're not just saying what people want to hear

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. >> the "washington post" showed -- >> trump makes big money off illegal immigrants. can conservatives trust donald trump? >> marco rub row on thursday

you the people of nevada not washington bureaucrats should be in charge of your own land. if you trust me with your vote i will fight day and night to return full control of nevada's lands to its rightful owners. its citizens. >> trump responded with a tweet, just saw the phoney ad by cruz,

and his new hotel in washington. >> "the washington post" interviewed about 15 laborers at that many revealed they had entered the u.s. illegally. >> basically the charge is this, mr. trump, you don't practice what you preach on immigration. >> yeah. well, it's wrong. first of all, the one charge is from 35 years ago. i think that's a pretty good record when people have to go 35 years back to find out about workers. now, as i remember it, those workers were hired by another company. i just hired a company and they had some workers that were perhaps from poland or some place. and this was the demolition of a building that made way for trump tower. so the workers, chuck, this is 35 years ago you're talking about. by the way the laws were totally different. the laws were not what they are now and totally different. as far as one of the great hotels in the world that's currently being built on pennsylvania avenue between the