ryan, amy, back to you. >> ryan: thanks for the update. with the florida budget in the hands of state lawmakers. >> amy: that tops today's morning rush. >> ryan: they're set to approve the budget during today's session. it would go to the construction of ucf downtown pam campus. it appears democrats and republicans are going to support the spending plan. >> amy: orange county will break ground on a new school many to. the school will be built in avalon park. more than 1200 students will be school. it's expected to be open by by the fall of 2017. >>> celebrities coming to central florida this weekend. >> ryan: two of the stars are coming to daytona beach. bobby muncie, will lead a motorcycle run as part of bike week festivities. all the way to the advance auto parts store in ormond beach. the pair will meet fansand sign autographs. it's going to run until about 2:00. >> amy: she will be here for the opening of a new restaurant. jenner is hosting the grand opening of the sugar factory american. the restaurant is part of the i-drive 360 compl

ryan and amy, back to you. >> ryan: better traffic scene than we've seen in denver. they have snow this morning. that's rough close to april. on the business front this morning, we know floridians love their craft beer. >> amy: that's right. the new brewers' association says a record number of right now florida is one of the locations specifically mentioned as a popular brewery location. new breweries are springing up in orlando, winter springs, st. cloud, even sanford. just to name a444444444444ew of those a1as. >> ryan: now you can stay three extra hours at the magic kingdom. the extra-hours ticket will be $149 per person. it's only available during select nights, really cool, intimate experience. but you will be paying about $250 if you add the ticket and the extra hours. >> amy: the easter bunny is a cash cow. data from the florida retail federation estimates that consumers will spend $17.3 billion on easter items this weekend. that means everything from gifts to candy and food. the average shopper will spend $146, up from just over $140 last year. >> ryan: my fa

ryan: i'm not going to get into that. o ahead. >> so over the course of the last couple of months you had denounced donald trump for xenophobea and islamaphobia, inciting violence and for saying things that could be interpreting -- interpreted as inciting violence. at what point do you dede nouns his candidacy? mr. ryan: i don't believe i'll have to do that. this is a democratic process. the republican primary voter is going to make this decision on who our nominee is going to be. if the person doesn't get a sufficient dell fwats, then it goes to the convention and the delegates make that decision. those delegates are elected in each of the caucuses, in each of the districts, every state has a different way of doing it, by republicans. i'm going to respect that process. so it isn't my place to say who our nominee is or what. if anybody, not just donald trump if anybody is out there representing the republican party in ways that we believe disfigure conservatism or do not portray what our views and principles are, i as a p

speaker ryan: good morning, everybody. yesterday, the foreign affairs committee passed two very important resolutions. one resolution by jeff fortenberry states that isis is committing genocide against christians and other religious minorities. in every resolution by chris smith, that condemns the gross human rights violations of the aside regime, these are difficult subjects. that is why we need to take these steps, and in syria and iraq, christians are being executed. churches and holy sites being destroyed. children are being enslaved. the obama administration is still not ready to say that isis andy aside regime are committing crimes against humanity. we are. we are ready to say this. we need to recognize these atrocities with clear eyes. we need to continue to pray for the persecuted. second, the obama administration is in the final stages of preparing so-called fiduciary role. this would raise costs and limit options for people seeking advice on a retirement plan. this could hurt millions of middle-class savers. we h

ryan, amy, back to you. >> amy: thanks. all new in our 9:00 hour an orlando man facing multiple charges after he was arrested for human trafficking. >> ryan: martin thomas facing one charge of human trafficking child pornography. he had multiple pornographic images of minors on his phone. authorities are trying to figure out if there are more victims involved. >> amy: several people are recovering from burns after this house fire in seminole county it happened on boyer street. several people were burned but they are all expected to be okay. no word yet on how the fire got started. >> ryan: names to know on this friday morning. >> amy: starbucks and spiderman, but we start with apple. the justice department says there is probable cause that a locked iphone used by one of the san bernardino killers contains evidence of the eventual attack. in a new court filing the feds say the government and the community need access to that iphone. they say apple must comply with the court order to make the device available. the justice dep

. >> ryan: and three suspects are behind bars after the wooen they were trying to rob fought back. dana jay is live with more after speaking to the alleged victims. >> reporter: the victims are they were going to let these robbers get away. this happened at lunch time at winn-dixie in deltona in a parking lot. a stranger jumped in the car parked car and pointed a gun at the 2-year-old demanding they hand over jewelry and other things. a tussle occurreded -- occurred and the robber got out of the suv and ran to a truck that sped. the woman followed and eventually jumped the median and caused the truck to crash. >> once you reach the bottom and there is a purpose in your life and god saved you then you not fear anything. a low life scum like that is going to be buried under the cement. >> reporter: she wanted the they did. form formal charges are expected later this evening. they are questioning them at the moment. >> sonni: a local deputy's widow is fighting for justice saying the grieving family's of first responders are getting short changed changed. >> ryan: she wants florida law

ryan: it is mighty tiny. would it make sense to sell this car in the united states, or do you think it is too small? rupert: i would say in the first generation, it will not come to the u.s., because we started with the q3, the bigger brother. this is the much better car for the united states market. we'll see in the next generation what happens. ryan: in the battle for leadership, we have got bmw in first, and mercedes i in second. you fall into third. now you have some mainstream cars. do you expect to close the gap this year? rupert: i think all of the three ,ompetitors, audi, bmw mercedes, we stay close together in the next 5-10 years. it is a matter of lifecycle. we had to renew 60% of our product portfolio, which is now underway in china. we will see what happens 2016, 107, 08 and 19. there are a bunch of new products coming. so we are pretty happy about what is coming. we are pretty up to the sick about the business. ryan: you mentioned china. what do you see coming in china? how many cars do you expec

the interns paul ryan was speaking to today are new to politics. many of them watching a presidential campaign closely for the first time in their lives so the most important thing that paul ryan wanted them to know today was this -- >> our political discourse, both the kind that we see on tv and the kind that we experience among each other, it does not use to be this bad and it does not have to be this way. >> he didn't mention any candidates' names, but everything he said about what is wrong with our current political climate applies to the front-runner for the republican presidential nomination. >> if someone has a bad idea, well why don't we tell them why our idea is better. we don't insult them into agreeing with us. we try to persuade them. politics can be a battle of ideas, not a battle of insults. >> there was one truly extraordinary thing that paul ryan said today, something that shouldn't be extraordinary, it should be common place, a politician admitting he was wrong. we're all wrong about something at some time, but most politicians nev

ryan: i am a bow hunter. it is what we do in deer season. >> i want to talk about a heavy and serious topic. how do we win the war on poverty? you have been working on this issue for the past three years. you are a low-key guy. a lot of people have not heard about what you have been doing in terms of fighting poverty, reaching out to communities who have been hit and blighted by poverty. we have a segment we are going to show and talk about in terms of what you have been doing. mr. ryan: great. you have to have people who remind those that it is not prominent. more edible and powerful than a witness. >> i didn't care about the outside. we have the capacity within our own nation to heal ourselves. >> you have to have solutions that work. >> the movement has to be with people. thehat do you think is answer to poverty? let me show you what i saw. carrie: thank you. the next clip is for where team, we have been working with you to tell the stories. tell us what you have done for the past three years. incredibleha

--speaker ryan speaker ryan: i was pointing at him, actually. >> cohead. -- go ahead. reporter: one of your relatives is reportedly being vetted for the supreme court nomination. you, at the time of her nomination to the federal court, saying -- you wrote a letter saying you support her. ieaker ryan: i and/or her, love her. she is family. but my point is the same. which is, i said we should not be acting on a nominee for the very reason i just answered chad's question. regardless, my position is the same, as it always has been. that the senate has every right not to consider a nominee. i think the senate is right in making the decision that they've made. reporter: i know you say you want to keep your powder dry on this presidential election but you're seeing more and more republicans speaking out about donald trump. we had a response from mitt romney today. are you worried in any way that if you don't speak out against donald trump, that history may judge you, you could get blamed for not doing more at this point in history? speaker ryan: i don't worry about that, beca

she visited ryan over 70 times. waits an avege of 3 hours for a 10-minute visit, mandatory strip search. would you endure that for a guy? for barry manilow, maybe. heh! e was a maeting vp in cincy till '99, moved here, took an outside sales job, commission only-- serious pay cut. i'm guessing she came for the view. according to these logs, you were the angel maker's number-one fan. woman: his name is cortland, and i wasn't a fan. how would you characterize your relationship? we were lovers. rossi: last time i checked, they didn't allow conjugal visits on death row. it wasn't about physical interaction. when you take away the flesh, there's only the soul. everything was understood. cortland made me feel alive, in a way no free man ever could. where were you on the 16th of thisonth? why? we believe this copycat killing was committed by a female fan, someone who knew cortland very well. i was out of town with the company. ask anyone here. do you know another woman-- there were no others. i--i can show you logs, photoco

ryan: it's not enough, though. the speeches, the statements, all the words in the world mean nothing if you do not back them up with actions. [applause] mr. ryan: that is why, two years ago, when the rockets were falling on tel aviv, the house approved support for the iron dome. [applause] mr. ryan: and that is why within just two months of my taking the speakership we voted to fund every penny of our security assistance commitment. [applause] mr. ryan: and that is why, in my first trip overseas as speaker of the house, my first trip, will be to return to israel. cheers and applause] mr. ryan: and that is why, i can pledge to you here tonight that as long as i'm the speaker of the house, we will not allow any legislation that divides our countries to come to the house floor for any consideration. [cheers and applause] mr. ryan: it is action, indeed, that builds trust. and our friendship is too important. the dangers we face today are too real to let there be any misgivings between us. ou know, like my house colleag

please welcome, the always entertaining, ryan reynolds! >> wow! >> jimmy: my man, ryan reynolds! >> thank you. that's a very warm welcome. thank you. looking good. >> feeling good. oh, my god. >> oh, man, i love it. i am super proud of it. >> jimmy: i can't wait the talk about it. but i gotta just talk about how studly you are. >> wow, there ya go. look at this. >> yeah, yeah. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: that's you and that's my body. but then here's the thing that we -- no one knows this yet. i don't know if you saw maybe briefly back stage, but i don't know. >> jimmy: we're gonna debut this. >> oh, yeah, this is right now? happening right now. >> really? i feel like captain magazine today. >> jimmy: i love magazines. yeah, i do enjoy them. ready? ryan's gonna be on the cover of you guys. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: sexiest guy alive. sexiest guy alive. >> come on, right? >> jimmy: that's a stud right there. come on. >> what? i mean, come on. i mean, honestly, scientifically speaking, what's sexier than a man who fornicates, produces children and then looks surprised about it? [

ryan: there we have it could the it. the trigger for the ipo that you are seeking is when you become a profit-making company in terms of that income. when might that be? monk can shareholders by a share in aston martin? company, buthe there are shareholders in private equity that currently and the company ultimately how they exit is up to them. ipo,ay of exiting is an but ultimately my shareholders will decide. ryan: you have not definitively decided, but if you give me a sense of the certainty of an ipo, the credibility right now -- is it 80-20? andy: i think we have a good story with the replacement of the sports car and replacing the db nine with the db 11. and then the crossover. if you were going to float a company somewhere in that per iod, you have good news in the past and going forward. ryan: you have a crossover and you want to revive your luxury brand. ift would your plan b be you decide an ipo is not the way to go? andy: the current shareholders may decide to stay in the company. the four cars that are alread

so he's like, making jokes about ryan reynolds. he's like making jokes about the other "x-men," about the movie. you know -- >> jimmy: even the oning credits -- >> wild. >> jimmy: even the opening credits are self-aware. and very well done. >> everything's pretty unconventional with it. yeah, it's pretty cool. >> jimmy: i loved it. it is great. and man, oh, man, it was perfect for you. because i was like, oh, this is so ryan reynolds when you're on fire and as funny as you are >> oh, i love it. >> jimmy: this is a perfect thing for you. improvised or whatever, but things came out and i go, "oh, there's no way they wrote -- that's a great line. oh, that's a good thing. oh, he did that." >> nobody wrote a lot of the -- some of the stuff they didn't write, 'cause i'm just saying vicious things about myself. [ light laughter ] horrible things about ryan reynolds. >> jimmy: it's really, really great. >> i had to write thwse ones. >> jimmy: yeah, it's just a fun movie and well done, man. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: so happy for you

oh, come on, ryan, let's get re here, all right. wealthy land baron terry malone, and yes, folks, my guest is that malone, has been financing your campaign from the get-go. look, my books are wide open. (chuckles) so, instead of manipulating facts, and trying to play tempest in a teapot, yes. yeah. okay? because i came here today because i wanted to talk issues, right. cosgrove: ethics, you know-- ethics is an issue, you know. especially for you, ryan. okay, so you're just going to lob vague insults at me, pat? is that the best that you can do? oh, we, don't you worry. we'll be getting into specifics soon enough. you're with pat "the lion" cosgrove and this morning, listeners, we have something a little different, beuse this morning we are going to be putting councilman ryan malone on trial. yes, on trail for his great and multitudinous sins. okay, well, this is a new low even for you, pat. because today, folks, is judgment day. today, ryan, we're goi to be dragging all your skeletons from the closet. and once we are through here to

>> ryan: shocker of the night. a high school athlete getting lesions all over this face. >> sonni: his family said he >> reporter: it is his life passion but he will never step on another matt after this. his face was covered with lesions after being diagnosed with a viral infection. >> it a prevalent think in wrestling and there is a name for it. >> reporter: at independence high school, this student at archbishop high school came into close contact with five other wrestlers and days later inching and a rash. >> the lymph nodes swelled and it grew to my whole face. >> reporter: he shared pictures of the infection at its peak. four doctors later it was diagnosed as herpes known as matt disease. his parents are heartbroken >> growing from a phenomenal to having your face look like elephant man is horrific. >> it is sad and makes me ang rethis was preventable. >> reporter: he completed in another match with eight other wrestlers who are competing at the high school state championship this weekend. >> we have a rule w

here's ryan reynolds as deadpool.the red body suit. take a look. >> you're gonna do a superhero landing. wait for it. woo! superhero landing. >> you know, that's really hard on your knees. >> totally impractical. they all do it. >> you're a lovely lady but i'm r francis. that's why i brought him. >> i prefer not to hit a woman. so, please --s why i brought her?finish your tweet. just give us a second. there you go. hashtag it. go get her, tiger. pressures her into prom sex. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's so different and ryan reynolds, everybody. "deadpool" opens in theaters and imax this friday! [ cheers and applause ] when we come back, ryan and i will compete in a game of musical beers. >> yeah!k around for that. it's gonna be good. [ cheers and applause ] do when you get outta here? i'm gonna have some fun! what do you consider fun? fun, natural fun! ow! i'm in heaven my laughing boyfriend. steppin' in a rhythm to a funky flow. o think when your feet just go? whatcha gonna do when you get outta here? i'm gonna have some fun

ryan chilcote is on set with me ryan bring us the details. ryan: two explosions when to stand and brussels airport. one dead and several injured good these explosions happening at before 7:18 this morning. that is when we got the first report at london time did the two explosions -- london time. the two explosions happened next to the american airlines desk inside the departures lounge. that caused quite a bit of disruption as you can imagine. guy: the airport is closed now, isn't it? like all of the transfer links have been shut down. several flights that were headed for brussels have been diverted. people very concerned that this was a terrorist attack it officials have come out -- attack. officials have not come out and said that. guy: down just a touch. the market is opening up. mr. details with caroline hyde. harris: there is some risk aversion -- caroline: there's some risk aversion on the back of these tragic events that is happening in brussels. the european stock market, the ftse 100 down. we're going to be keeping our eye on the air

he will undoubtedly listen to what paul ryan is saying. i think paul ryan when trump is the nominee will fall in line and support trump for president. charles: ted cruz and the conservative movement, they continuously vote for ted cruz over and over again. this is where the issue is. does the gop have to evolve, if you will from that very conservative camp on particularly on social issues into a more modern age to meet the populist or hud she they day stuck to these core values that lose them elect after election in. >> i think they should focus on the economy. the question with donald trump is he brings some people into the party, but then the question is dose pick up 8 like new york at the peril of losing state like utah. those are questions about the general elect. but what we do know is donald trump make some republicans nervous. politicians are typically unpredictable. donald trump is playing a different game for bert or worse. we'll continue to see the mitt roll any, the paul ryans and the jeb bush to step into the fray. charles: the

i can envision the worst results than paul ryan, for sure. would there be a popular revolt if donald trump of voters were frustrated? the way the to settle that is to win the nomination and that's responsibility of the candidates seeking it. i will not speculate on whether there would be a revolt but you have to have a majority of the delegates. that donaldely trump for ted cruz or maybe john kasich has been through the process and have a base of delegates to start with and will enter the convention with operations already set up and -- itse already thinking former likely that one of the three of them would emerge. nobody is capable of malignant -- of manipulating this process. it's pretty logical to look beyond them to try to find somebody that's more of a consensus figure. that ian is somebody think has been fair in this process and not try to scheme. white wooden shoe and up with somebody like that if the blocks were such that they could not find another person acceptable and that's what happened in the republican conference. we had a numb

ryan: evidence of those sporadic mass deliveries tonight. craven sent us pictures of stacks of mail collected late this evening. items dating back to december. including christmas cards, birthday money. even vehicle registration documents. craven saying tonight this is postmaster cheryl love told us back in january, her workers have been trying to keep up with a population spike and an -- populations -- population spike in the western suburbs and an increase in parcel deliveries. we reached out for comment tonight, but have not heard back. reporting live from downtown ryan smith, kcci 8 news iowa's , news leader. todd: taking a live look from our downtown skycam. kurtis is in with how much longer the cooler temperatures will hang around. kurtis: we won't have to say this much over the next couple of weeks, but it will be a cold march night. first, we have to get through this one. wind-chills in algona feel like one below. wind-chill here in the metro. your planner tomorrow, a little bit of sunshine early, then the clouds will fill in. averag

ryan: "i will live on in you. in death, our union will be eternal." [faye whimpering] prentiss: "all appeals are lost. no, no, no. don't speak. don't talk. i'm gonna get you out of here, ok? ryan: "possessions matter little to a condemned man, "but i cannot leave this wor "without seeing your face one last tim ok, that window over there. i want you to go to that window. it's gonna be ok. ok, go, go, go. prentiss: it isn't your fault that he made you feel these things. it isn't your fault your baby died. no! it's over, chloe. we have faye. [grunting] i think we got some tear gas. i'm assuming it's still good. we're not gonna need it. she doesn't have any place to go. well, maybe she'll do us all a favor and put herself down. she's not gonna do that, either. she's not done. chloe, drop the gun. hotchner: chloe, drop the gun. sheriff: damn it, lady, drop it! i'm coming to you, baby. [hotchner groaning] oh... hotch. [hotchner groaning] hotch? oh... [sighs] what did she do? we took her victim. she had to complete his work. hotchner: wendell berry said, "th

paul ryan hasn't even made an endorsement. i think it's well within his rights to pick out things he doesn't like. lou: don't you think it would be more manly to speak trump's name than make allusions? >> isn't that what mitt romney did dan you are criticizing him for doing it. in 2012 they were competing against a sitting incumbent president. 2/3 of gop primary voters have voted for someone other than donald trump. this is still a contest. and there are strategies about how to proceed. lou: amy and i are agreeing. we agree this should be a matter for the voters. where do you stand righteously. >> i'm not anti-voter. i think it should be ultimately decided by the voters. and i think it is being decide by the voters. you have paul religion and -- you have paul ryan and mark meadows endorsing and advocating for donald trump. this is the kinds of debate we ought to be having. lou: and i think it's important that we understand whose interests are being made by each of the advocates. mitt romney was standing up as paul ryan alluded

reminds me of another ryan. >> yeah, of course. except for he's the one really making some marks out there as a rookie. we saw some other great runs but to me, the great racing we saw, we saw several different leaders. jimmie johnson out there leading, kurt busch out there leading. i thought when kyle busch started leading, i thought nobody could get them. congratulations to team penske. >> you had to fight the elements. you had to fight the competition. some of these guys had to fight the flu because they didn't feel good. ryan blaney didn't sound like he was feeling too good. keselowski is getting out of the car, he's worn out. what a great race. >> a nice job by austin dillon rebounding from a speeding pen penalty and crew miscue. >> what a day austin dillon had. a pit stop gone bad. the frustration there. then the pit road speeding penalty that puts you two laps down. how did you guys fight back to finish fifth? >> never giving up. you know, takes a lot of effort. these guys built such a fast race car. i did all i could to get

we have ryan newman. ryan. [applause] come on up here, ryan. mr. trump: we have david reagan. david, come in. and bill and his incredible wife had a son. upsete sun -- will you be if he turns out greater than you? to be thrilled. that's a good father. chase elliott. the hottest young driver in the world. [applause] >> i'm just happy to be here. this is a great demand. i think he's the guy who can do some great things for us. thank you. [applause] >> [chanting] trump. : they just said keep the wall going. we are going to keep the wall going, believe me. it has been an amazing time. that is justing incredible. these are incredible people, incredible athletes. in the job brian has done is legendary. i just could not be happy or that we are here. i just want to discuss a few of the things. tomorrow is a really big day. we have to get out and vote. you know, i don't want your money. i don't even want brian's money. brian is good for some money but i don't want ryan's money. i want everybody. talking about a movement. i said what are you talking about. where is david? andid such an

anna: ryan is there for us. ryan: good morning. i am joined at the bmw stand in front of a spanking new vehicle. we are talking about china on the air this morning. a country on many people's minds today. you were just there, what did you see? >> i was at a dealer meeting. isear on, i think the mood much more stable. last year was a lot of uncertainties. the dealers are seeing some stabilization in the market, some lift in the market. we had good tales in january and february -- we had good sales in january and february will continue that trend. we will not see high double-digit growth but single-digit growth but we will still have a positive momentum. ryan: in january, you outsold mercedes-benz which is getting closer to you. you sold more cards than mercedes in january but boarded -- but boy, did they have some growth. your is about a .5%. in february, you saw some momentum. continuing at that growth. at the end of the day, it is not just about volume. .e have a clear position we want balance around the world. profit guidance. we

ryan s.: evidence of those sporadic mass deliveries tonight. craven sent us pictures of stacks of mail collected late this evening. items date back to december including christmas cards , birthday money, even vehicle registration documents. craven saying tonight this is unacceptable service. postmaster cheryl love told us in january her workers have been trying to keep up with a population spike and an increase in parcel deliveries. we reached out for comment tonight but have not heard back. reporting from downtown, ryan smith, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. before here in the metro. there are negative numbers in northeastern iowa. >> weather is never more than 5 minutes away, only on kcci 8 news this morning. matt kemp -- metinka: clouds are highs are where they should be this time of year. up to the north, where you got that snow on the ground, you are starting out colder. your highs are going to be colder this afternoon. mason city only had three above. waterloo at two below. pull out all that warm winter gear this morning. no new precip i

everyone likes paul ryan. he was the one who was elected speaker and has support. >> he has support. i will let you jump in. he has support from the establish: but we talk about trump high unfavorables. in terms of paul ryan. this is a fox news poll on march 22nd pd. he tops out unfavorable at 42 percent. and so he has unfavorable ratings as well. >> let me make this point. let me say i would be surprised if quicken loans would be burned to the the ground. and then cruz people with talk radio will spaz. and if paul ryan is the nominee and hillary clinton would get more than 350 electoral votes. >> i don't think trump will take it and go home. he would have to contend with him. keep in mind, the election and nonsense is over, you it is all of that time for paul ryan to get acquainted with the voters. >> voters be so disgusted with what happened. >> are they plosed with what is going on now? aren't they disgusted. >> here's the problem, my voters are hacked off with the beltway and tonnar class. and they don't c

so i'd expect that paul ryan and donald trump could do some business on taxes. much harder on issues like trade. although when i talk to ryan he said, well, republican voters, they're not against trade deals, donald trump's not against trade deals, they're against bad trade deals. we have one on the table, the transpacific partnership, which paul ryan is for. that is a difficult gap to bridge. donald trump says the transpacific partnership is the worst deal ever negotiated. >> so what about bridging the gap between mr. ryan, the republican congress, and hillary clinton if she is the eventual winner in november? can they do that, can they do business? >> well, tyler, that's what's interesting. you know what paul ryan told me was we need a clarifying election in this country in order to solve our big problems. and i said, what if a democrat wins that? he says, it's going to be more of the same like we've had over the last several years. we're not going to make progress on our problems. so if that happens, if republicans hold the house and a democrat wins the white

. >> good morning, ryan, amy sweezey. ryan and amy sweezey, temperatures starting off predominantly in the 50s through most of central florida. a little cooler north and west. but everybody, not just here in central florida where we're 8 degrees warmer in orlando and 12 degrees warmer in brevard, but everybody in florida warmer than yesterday. pensacola, 21 degrees warmer. they're warmer because of the southerly winds and the increased assume. we will see ceased humidity and southeast winds today, and we'll warm up as we go through the day. look for high temperatures right in the low 80s inland. southeast breezes keep it a little bit cooler right on a1a. good morning, kristin. >> good morning. petition tow chips and beer all over i-95 southbound after a pretty bad crash. two trucks collided with one another. sky fox over the crash. i-95 southbound444444444444 at pineda causeway. you can see the debris is we're suggesting you take us-1. i want to show you where this is exactly on the maps here, taking you out to brevard county. you're going to see purple on the road. that means cars are

and ryan just brought up not just arabic but then a particular dialect within that. you know, ryan, vlad has done some reporting from mollenbeck. he was there last year. i'm wondering if you've been to the area, and from both of you, actually, if you've reported down there, what's the feeling that you get down there? do you feel safe? do you feel, you know, as an outsider, we have a certain idea of what these neighborhoods are like. >> yes. so i literally, a little bit like sarah palin, i can see mollenbeck from my window. he actually headed down there on i think there is a sense of weariness in the neighborhood because it's obvious that the majority of people aren't themselves radical or a direct threat. they know there are people amongst them, who if they are not the radicals or terror cells do lend some kind of support or sort of close in around those people to blend in and hide and people like salah to sort of take cover for even months at a time there. so i think it's a real mix in that suburb. you have people who moved there because they wanted to pick up a che

i'm jamison uhler. >> and i'm wendy ryan. a man is on life support. a distracted driver hit him while they were pushing a stranded car off the road. >> reporter: this is the busy narrow high where the victims ran out of gas. they thought they were doing everything right, pulling over as far as they could, pushing the car to the nearest driveway apparently that wasn't enough. >> within a second my whole world changed. >> reporter: she called david ryan her uncle. tonight ryan is on life support and finley keeps playing it over in her head. >> his eyes definitely were not on the road. >> reporter: their car ran out of gas. with the flashers activated, she started pushing from the back and ryan pushed with one hand on the wheel. >> i finally got out it was and i jumped to the side and i was screaming move, david. i turned my back and heard a big crash. >> reporter: the 29-year-old lakeland man who dreamed of being a ufc fighter was no match for a honda civic going 50 miles per hour right at him.

speaker ryan, you and i don't agree on a lot of policy. but i know you are a great father and a great husband. and i know you want what's best for america. and we may fiercely disagree on policy and the nfc north, but i don't have a bad word to say about you as a man. and i would never insult my fellow irish like that. the point is, we can have political debates without turning on one another. we can disagree without assuming that it's motivated by malice. there are those who have fought long and hard to create peace in northern ireland and understand what happens when we start going into these dark places. the damage that can be done and how long it can take to unwind. so we can treat one another as patriots even if we disagree. as fellow americans who love this country equally, because it's a place that frees us to have different ideas and different points of view. i reject any effort to spread fear or encourage violence or to shut people down when they're trying to speak or turn americans against one another. and i think as a citizen wh

. >> janeville is the hometown of house speaker paul ryan. so was trump trying to send a message to ryan by holding a rally there? what did people think of his visit? >> reporter: yeah. i think it was pretty blatant symbolism. come if you are against washington, if you are anti-washington, come to the place where the speaker of the house lives in a state that is holding a primary next tuesday, the 5th of april, and make your statement here. and what was interesting tonight, antonio, is that a lot of the people in jajzville, peek we spoke to during the day, people we spoke to this afternoon say while they are republicans and why they like paul ryan very much, donald trump may just not be their. republican. >> mr. donald j. trump. >> today, donald trump brought his campaign into america's hartland, janeville, wisconsin, home of house speaker paul ryan and the two republicans could not be more different. >> our political discourse, both the kind that we see on t.v. and the kind that we experience among each other it did not used to be this bad a

i can envision the worst results than paul ryan, for sure. might there not be some kind of popular result if he were voters acrossrump the country were frustrated? guest: again, the way to settle nominationwin the and that is the responsibility of the candidates actually seeking it. i will not speculate on whether there would be a revolt but you have to have a majority of the delegates. it is far more likely that donald trump or ted cruz, or maybe even john kasich, who have been through the process and have a base of delegates to start with and will enter the convention with operations already set up and they are already thinking about it. it is far more likely that one of the three of them will emerge. it is not as if it will be manipulated. nobody is capable of manipulating this process. but if they deadlocked because the animosity between the candidates has become so great, it is pretty logical to look beyond them to try and find somebody that's more of a consensus figure. paul ryan is somebody that i think has been fair in this process an

and i want to introduce you folks to ryan. how you doing, ryan? ryan: good, man. jeff: tell us a little bit about the history of peaches corner. ryan: it's been here since 1937. a cool spot. you know, a bunch of people come in always sharing stories like they used to come here when they were kids, and, you know, they bring their kids in, and...tradition. jeff: wow. is there any menu items that were here originally from back in the day during the 1930's? ryan: oh, yeah. the foot-long hot dog. jeff: the foot-long hot dog. ryan: and the chili recipe has been the same. jeff: you know the recipe? ryan: they didn't tell me. that's how secret it is. jeff: you just go ahead and mix it together? ryan: the boss man does that. jeff: boss man? ryan: yeah. jeff: oh, only the family knows the recipe. here on "flip my food." so, ryan, what are you making for us here today? ryan: today we're gonna do a breakfast burger. jeff: a breakfast burger. ryan: a burger patty... jeff: ok. ryan: we'll put a hash brown on top, the egg, bacon, cheese. jeff: ok. what's the first process here,