and no problems here and look at 71 and 77 looks great. the turnpike and there are no issues there. restrictions on the turnpike westbound from salt springs road. and crocker to the inner belt, a 14-minute ride and heading outside, and you can telld radios are slippery out there and traffic is starting to build a tad, corrina. >> and thank you. >>> breaking overnight from the live deck, a bomb threat inside a monroe falls middle school. the threat found on a bathroom wall, according to a post on the district's facebook page. the police and fire immediately to make sure it's safe for school today and a band concert scheduled for last night cancelled because of this and farms -- officials say they're investigating and they will keep parents updated. >>> a wrong way crash on the inner belt bridge on the southbound side of the 71-90 split. a ford taurus slamming into a u- haul truck and that is pretty damaged and ems crews called out to the scene and it was clear this morning. >> and parents are demanding answers. >> and there is an investigation into allegations of misconduct and sarah

and heading outside to our odot cameras and let's look at those and traffic is building, 71 and west 25th, where we're seeing the slowing. >> and thank you. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton sweeping through and claiming big victories. check it out. on the gop side, trump takes alabama, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee, vermont, and virginia and cruz winning alaska, his home state of texas and neighboring oklahoma. marco rubio claimed minnesota and this means the delegate count stands at 285 for trump democrats, clinton takes alabama, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee, texas and virginia and she's way out in front with 1001 delegates. bush-cheney sanders won minnesota, colorado, oklahoma and vermont and trails with 371 delegates. >>> and people some super tuesday states reporting problems at polls and mostly long lines in places like texas, tennessee, and georgia and there were accusations one county was handing out republican ballots and three states left people without websites to verify their polling locations and many wonder where do the candidates go from

and 40 in leafland; 41, menner and into lewisberg and coshockton and expect the chill start and remembering here in northeast ohio this is where we finish the day the time of the -- this time of the year and as we push forward, i want you to notice a time stamp there and 6:45 a.m. and we have clouds moving in and a mainly cloudy day and a chance of showers and later on this evening, pretty quick in and out and a nice brush of we are talking clean, though, and here it is. i want to talk about your temperatures for tuesday and reaching into the upper 50s and the upper 60s by tomorrow. and are you digging that? this is a look at the power of 5 seven-day forecast and as we go into this warming trend, it's not like we're ending this. this is an all-week occasion. >> and i am excited about that and looking at our camera now and this is 90. you can see the city in the background. a beautiful early monday morning. not a lot of problems on the roads early -- earth. we have a couple of things to tell you about. there are two working house firers the map. this is west 130th and crossburn and they have

belt and showing us 71 and 90. and let's go outside and get four live looks and one of them, one of them died. look at that and we're looking okay and over to you guys. >> and were you ointing in the right direction? >> i was trying to figure out which way it was turning around. >>> and turning to the tightest races in cuyahoga county overnight, a new prosecutor elected. >> and this is after tim mcginty had several drama- filled years. and good morning, nick. >> reporter: by a count of more than 55%, according to the cuyahoga county board elections website, o'malley will be the new prosecutor, asking -- facing tim mcginty who has been in office since 2013. many opinion members in the black community in cleveland publicly criticized mcginty and said he poorly handled a number of high-profile cases, including the shooting death of 12-year-old tamir rice by police and the death of tanisha anderson who had mental health a vote for o'malley, mcginty said, would be a return to old shady politics but voters differed sayin

and 71 and west and won't seem nearly like gusty winds but close. and southwest, 25 to 30 and gusts in the brown colors and the wind advisory area and up to 50 this afternoon and 8:00 tonight and you have the trash out outside and the planers otherwise, i don't know why you would, but anything that can blow away, bring it in and secure it. a huge storm system and look at this rain and no behind you and we're talking green bay, minneapolis and this is going to sit and spin and dominate the weather and that is not going to be good news but cooler weather for the upcoming weekend and snow shower chances and windy, relatively mild with temperatures in the lower 60s and the winds, southwest 20 to 30, gusts, 40 plus and tonight, mid-40s to keep things dry and tomorrow is not a washout and i expect scattered showers to arrive in the afternoon and into some mid-50s on friday, a few morning flakes. possible on friday and some morning flakes possible on sunday and some more snowflakes early to mednext week and looking at highs in the lower 40s as spring begin

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the improvements will be immeserable and dana and i and brian and dawn have talked and collaborated how scheduling will happen and how we will minimize or eliminate conflicts we have with things we want going on out there as well as with the delta's and public schools have so full support of. >> i will read the rest the cards. i have ethyl, miru, david and walter. >> good morning commissioners. larry burghimeer, a 30 year member the kezar stadium advisory committee and live 100 feet from the stadium. i support soccer at the stadium with limited attendance. i'm opposed to [inaudible] the stadium wasn't built for professional use. events of 2,000 to 4,000 are working but 6,000 or more don't work well for traffic flow as most streets are single lane. shuttles get caught up. the neighbor on the block across the street from the stadium for 60 years told me when the 49ers played in the stadium they were trapped in their home most of the day. kezar advisory committee worked to keep alcohol out of the stadium and have been a benefit to the [inaudible] youth events, open public use, occasional u

and with a few peaks north and west and south and east of and we have a system that is moving in, andinging with it rain, and we have shower activity in sussex county, delaware, and southeastern maryland, and light varieties of the bulk of the system that won't get to us until later in the afternoon, and all of the cloud cover in front of the system is going to bring us the overcast skies for a good portion of the sunday, but with the temperatures, mainly in the mid-50s, it is not going to feel too badly out there, and so this model, we will put it in motion tonight at 6:00 or 7:00 or 8:00 tonight, we could have the showers rolling through the city. we will take a break and then by the overnight hours into the morning, some of the rain could be heavy, so you want to the take it easy for the morning commute, and have ran umbrella han dirks and it rains monday for sure, and some of it is heavy through jersey, and south jersey, and the clouds are left behind for tuesday, and high pressure is moving in for wednesday, midweek, and the clouds prepail vail -- clouds pl today, and we are look

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ipad pro and a new band and lower prices for the apple watches and it will be and, jackie, apple is a busy day for them and unveiling software updates with cool new features. >> and they're so busy there, you can upgrade for iphones. >> i. >> i pads, itouches today and they're releasing the new night shift features. and it decreases the blue light from the phone that tricks your body into thinking it's daylight. instead, your phone will switch to a warmer leaden to and people call this -- lead tone and people switch -- . >> get your circadian cycle back and let's look at the satellite and radar. and dry conditions for now. and some flurries on the north side of the lake. a good amount of cloud coverage. and that is going to give way to sunshine today and that is later on. until then, we're dealing with the temperatures. 27 degrees and that is in looking at 36 in ashland; 35, coshockton and overall, this is -- yesterday. and yesterday, it was in the 20s and that still feels cool and here's a look at the feel- like temperatures and feels like 28 degrees in cleveland; 33, menner and 29

and, you know, donald trump and muslims and all that. well, my brother just joined the marines s and nothing makes me angrier than seeing our troops, you know, in iran and the whole thing about, you know, like the video and them having their hands behind their back and all that, that makes me angry. and i hate terrorists. i have the utmost respect for our armed forces. and what i wanted to ask you was, how do we defeat these people who believe that we deserve to die? like, that is their belief, that is their religion. so how can we defeat, how can we get rid of this threat? i'm over it. i'm done. >> all right. thank you. well, i'm not commander in chief -- >> i -- [inaudible] >> i think this is, what i learned from president bush and i think is an important thing to keep in mind, and it's not necessarily how president obama likes to talk about things, but -- and there is good and evil in the world. and calling it out for what it is allows you then to help figure out how to defeat it. defight an ideology is difficult -- defeating an ideol

and scott and joyce. this has been really a group effort and we couldn't have been successful without their assistance so i thank fem theory that. i know you. >> >> them for that. i know you know about the background of the navigation center so i will skip that slide. the next slide shows the cost per bed per night of shelters versus the navigation center, and i should note this is operational costs only, so it excludes for hsa shelters any sort of private fundraising they do and for the navigation center it ux cleeds one time costs to prepare the site to be habitable for the navigation center but costs per bed per day are average of $36 and the navigation center is more costly at $69 per bed per night. it's not surprising that the navigation center is more expensive. it provides intensive case management which is staff intensive. it is open 24 hours a day seven days a week which many shelters are not. it's relatively small shelter so no economy of scale there. we believe it's an under estimate and based

and scott and joyce. this has been really a group effort and we couldn't have been successful without their assistance so i thank fem theory that. i know you. >> >> them for that. i know you know about the background of the navigation center so i will skip that slide. the next slide shows the cost per bed per night of shelters versus the navigation center, and i should note this is operational costs only, so it excludes for hsa shelters any sort of private fundraising they do and for the navigation center it ux cleeds one time costs to prepare the site to be habitable for the navigation center but costs per bed per day are average of $36 and the navigation center is more costly at $69 per bed per night. it's not surprising that the navigation center is more expensive. it provides intensive case management which is staff intensive. it is open 24 hours a day seven days a week which many shelters are not. it's relatively small shelter so no economy of scale there. we believe it's an under estimate and based

and syria and iraq. this is about two hours and 45 minutes. >> good morning. good morning, all. senator the armed services committee meets this morning. the associated future years defense program and the pose tour of u.s. armed forces. we welcome our witnesses. we thank each of you for your service to our nation and to the soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines serving here at home and around the world. before i proceed with my statement, let me just say that yesterday, disturbing statements made by senior executive of the united launch alliance reported in the media. these statements raised troubling questions about the nature of the relationship between the department of defense and ula. this committee treats with at any time most seriousness any implication that the department showed favoritism to a major defense contractor or that efforts have been made to silence members of congress. mr. secretary, i expect that you will make a full investigation into these statements and take action wherever approp

or other groups to tap in the anger and disenfranchisement and recruit and go to places like syria and get training and go back and plot attacks. again we are not there yet when it comes to the attack and all the details but this is a growing problem in europe and now you seen the attack that happened in paris last year and seen the attack that happened today it's something europe will really have to wrestle with and said in the past they intend to have out reach and intend to have policies more inclusive and members of society that could be attracted to groups and may want to go and fight in a place like syria and come back and plot attack they want to make sure it doesn't happen but the fact that attacks keep happening kind of shows europe has not been doing a good job at this. >> that is quite a leap isn't it to feel disenfranchised and being trained to kill people. >> absolutely and it has to do with groups like i.s.i.l. are masterful at the way they are able to use social media and use their online presence to tap into anger like that, to recruit people to come, to join their caus

and down two, and ryan arcidiacono slips and the shot is way short, and nova falls. >>> and st.joe's took on dayton, and of course, he is going to win the cute award, but what about the hawks? st. joe's holds off dayton, 82-79, a 82-79, and they will face vcu for the automatic bid in the acc championsh championship. and then in the second half of this one, daniel hamilton's prayer is answered that. kind of game for the huskies. uconn wins 77-62, and temple's fate is into the hands of the selection committee. and now, to the flyers who were trying to win their fourth straight game in sunrise, florida, and down 4-3 in the third, but we have a ghost siting. he is not sure how it got past him, but the ghost is top shelf over luongo. and the orange and black fall 5-4, and get a point, but two back over the penguins for the final wild card spot. >>> and to basketball, robert covington was released from the hospital saturday after a collision with his teammate jeremy grand, and covington is there on the bench with the 76ers. and then at halftime, dolph schayes' number was raised to the

it is not that with the pressure difference into and saturday and sunday with the bits and pieces and mainly later in the day and any time on saturday and sunday and the storm kind of comes at us in bits and pieces with the leftover showers. nothing bad, though. 60 degrees for tonight. 84 degrees will be the high temperature for tomorrow. and winds from the southeast and still breezy there at 15 to 20 miles per hour. and my seven-day forecast is a warm one. normal high is 77 but instead we will be at 84 for form. 84 on thursday. low 80s. breaks in the surgery room? why the time-out from surge vi a good idea for you recovery. >> we will see you then. >> we are one step closer now to getting the republican leader. and the east street in orlando. and watching fox 35 news at 10:00. like us on facebook. p (vo) with thousands of qualityr pre-owned vehicles... rand exceptional customervservice, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... pflip your thinking about buying some people don't like to share their wifi, but at bright house

line and by 10:00 and 11:00 and 12:00 and we could see heavy downpours and by 2:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. these showers exit and you have a dry morning commute. with the storm, we have a slight risk of severe weather, that's our second category out of the 5 on the severe weather list and tonight we're not anticipating tornadoes, that's always a concern, you don't have to worry about it, but damaging winds are all possible and that's tonight. we're back to dry weather tomorrow, 79 degrees above normal this time of year and then 82 wednesday and thursday we cool back down and thursday is st. patrick's day and a holiday around here because basketball is in town, and notice it will be a bit cooler. but still way above normal, that's your st. patrick's day, and friday, we cooldown and 67, and compared to where we've been this weekend, it looks cold, low 60s during the day and 40s at night and spring beginnings sunday. our 3-degree guarantee, we made $100 and our friends at allen kelly for the assistance league, that brings our monthly total to $1,200. check more them, al triangle

then the flyers and puck is out and then the long blend and then five up to the net and then bradden to the reflection and then the flyers miss the game at one. then to next on the board and then a little too cute there and then coming up with the save and then fillny with wi philly with a chance to win it now. bradden and then to beat the capitals and the final score is 2-1. >> over on the hard wood and sharing some laughs on the first quarter and then touchdown to the three-pointer and then the wizards take a two point lead. watch the the boogie here. it's 21 points. d demarcus cousins and 27 different teams and then the tur chs and trying to impress the the scouts and then highest and then going to the bad shot and then davis likes to be contracted. >> it's like a dream come true and i want you to know in the mist of it and then the football player. >>> let's go down to florida one time and then there's a starter for new york and ryan zimmerman took them for a and then jason gets in on the action and then a two run blast and that's when the game is easily and the final score is 12

windy and partly sunny and 61 degrees for tomorrow and a quick shower, and sun and high clouds and 48snow comes in for areas philadelphia north and west and rain south and east before it changes to snow sunday evening in southern areas and monday blustery and chilly and the sun is back and 44 and then we are making the run close to 70 by thursday, so last year we had 4 inches of snow on the first day of spring and this year could be close to that in parts of the area. why not have history repeat itself. >> because the ground is so warm it will melt quickly on the paved surfaces. >>> still ahead on "action news," a huge event taking place now is helping families save money and giving them a chance to earn cash. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. >>> if you are looking for bargain bas

management and cleanpowersf prelims and the advancement and empire security and drought we currently have two draft resolution that are voted on in march we to the department of the proposals the first is the lake merced west development resolution and the bubble resolution i also wanted to thank supervisor avalos that come out came out to the last meeting for the affordable housing reservoir and i want to thank the commission that comes down to our meetings and keep on coming we love having you and thank you so much for the last two years and i looked forward to starting again for the next 4 years. >> thank you very much and congratulations on our reappointment we're lucky to have you, we appreciate our service and the ambitious agenda we're looking forward to that. >> i'll add along with the comments wendy you're doing an amazing job so make sure you come back. >> thank you. >> public comments on advisory committee report. >> hearing none next item, please. >> item 9 a report of general manager a. >> good afternoon, commissioners first is the drought update steve richie. >> good af

and testifying about us. >> we have staff in brazil, colombia, and puerto rico looking and learning from a developing situation. >>reporter: the project there could be hundreds of thousand and puerto rico today. cases are doubling every week and bite april we are likely to see life -- wide spread by puerto rico and we will likely see it in mosquitoes. >>reporter: they have also tested different efforts. >> we are looking at putting candidates into a phase 1 trail and hopefully by the end of this summit and early fall. >>reporter: measures are now being taken to tackle this ahead of the olympics. >>> we've received assurances about measures that have been taken or are being taken and are controlling the extending water in all olympic facilities. >>reporter: cuba is porting its first case and he has family in venezuela that have also tested positive. in washington, garrett tenney. >>> as we look outside the studio here in oakland the clouds are starting to roll in across san francisco and the warm weather coming to an end and rain will move in soon. mark mile is tracking all the chang

, pedestrian and safety and transst reliability and mobility improvements and one of the primary focusalso on quick to deliver projects. representing also that idea is any funds 234 that become available throughout the program is reprogrammed as thibecome available to the extent possible and these are fraujects completed under budget or if a project is able to be funded through new revenue sources. so, we have a approximately 1.193 million dollars that is available for reprogramming right now. i just wanted to also give a few highlights of the program to date. so, in the current strategic plan for prop aa there is about $26 million in the 5 years to 19 projects. pleased to report the program is on track, there have been allocation of more than $21 million to date and so there have been a few projects completed under budget in the categories shown on the screen that generated funds available for a immediate coffer project and given we had twice the amount of funds requested than we had available for programming, and we are nearing the ends the first 5 years of the strategic plan and whe

and we do landscaping and plaza and management and maintenance in the harvey milk plaza upstairs and the jane warner plaza and retail strategies. we finished a research report and we are about ready to implement those recommendations in the next month. >> some pictures of keeping the district clean. graffiti abatement. someone who was mentally ill turned over a planter and we were there. we are always steam cleaning the sidewalks. we never stop. whether it's spot cleaning or our regularly scheduled steam cleaning. we are always out there cleaning the sidewalks. this is an example of live in the castro. this is the flagers from flagging the park. they come up and perform in the castro. these are some of our volunteers and ambassadors. we hand out maps, information about what to do and see in the castro and that is available in six other languages. people are shocked, delighted. you can imagine some people from japan and we say we have a handout for you in japanese. similarly the challenges are the assessment some people are living on the streets and some are mental disabled and substa

it begins between 10:00 and 1:00 late tonight and periods of light snow on and off. treated roads look to stay mainly wet ending 9:00 a.m. until noon tomorrow. we'll talk about the expected snow totals and the return of 70s coming up. >> thank you. >>> despite the warm temperatures and sunshine, road crews are ready for whatever the weather might bring. sara bloomquist continues live now from the penndot salt yard in south philadelphia. >> reporter: sharrie the salt yards are quiet now, penndot really planning to ramp things up at 9:00 tonight, that is when the crews come in and report and load up with salt and hit the area roadways. here at ninth and oregon they are planning for a salt operation, this is not a plowing operation at this point and it will go on overnight into tomorrow. penndot crews without on area roads earlier this morning putting down brine and filling potholes before any flakes start to fly. 225 penndot trucks will hit the highways starting tonight into tomorrow and not everybody is excited to see more snow. >> i am done with the snow, i am not a

and he and ted cruz go head-to-head and all trump has to do is get half of the vote and doesn't need to win. but split the vote from there on ought. and he has the math in his back and he would win the nomination without a brokered convention and get to the delegation. >> david, thank you for the analysis. >> breaking news from the rnc. why is the gop filing two lawsuits and asking for more information on hillary clinton's e-mails. rnc chairman reinse prebious joins us next. let me talk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable, professional. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] woman: [laughs] no way! that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro, you just don't know. cfp -- work with the highest standard. >>> a fox news alert. the rnc filing two lawsuits in it federal court to obtain all state department records of hillary clinton's associates including e-mails and associates. here is chairman of the rnc, reince priebus. great to have you back on the program. this is interesting p newsing. why now, re

rubio and they'll go ahead and swallow their pride and go with trump. if they don't go with cruz. it is really that simple at this >> john: let's talk about some of the democrats here. and, one of the big issues here is, bernie sanders says he's not done but the math shows he's pretty much done, why is he still in the race. >> he wants more power and a little more popularity. once he returns to the senate. that's the only place bernie sanders is going, it is over for him. >> why is he staying in? i don't get -- >> he wants the party to go left. he wants the party to go further left and wants to be the power broker that says i'm the guy that took the democrat party to the -- further left, the socialist movement and wants that status, he wants the power. he wants some say in where the democrat party goes and that is why he's in the race. >> what a night last night. how can people follow you. facebook, twitter. >> john: talk to you soon. 9:09. keep it here with fox 35 for complete coverage of election 2016. remember get those instant updates on the go by d

. >> and commissioners and ladies and gentlemen, i'm ms.arshall the president of the alliance of black school educators i'm sad and happy to stand before you i am happy i want watched what took place a bs u to walk into the club i'm proud of bs u at lowell high school throughout my life i've gained that this because the young people led did civil rights movement therapy not front yard of the dog and paragraphafraid killed i can live whatever he want and have the education and went to college i can get a job whatever to b suctis u high schu rock thank you very much. >> i'm sad today because for generations we've exonerate that law scho lowell has rational issues i was standing with the young people and they shared things that happened to them thirty and 40 years this is happening tour our young people and the confirmatio commissioners i'm sad i want the young people to know that the naacp stand with you and the young people to know that the black educators stand with you and the i want to let you know that the african-american community and

move in and cut the compromise deal that is an in between and then they cut the deal and it stays off the ballot. >> and we do not have a say apparently. but it does mean a good news for those getting the big raise. >>> in the presidential race, cnn hosting the gop debate on tuesday.>> i'm looking forward to that, taking place in milwaukee, wisconsin, and the debate was canceled last week, and each candidate will field questions from the voters, and another critical primary this week in, ted cruz spending time in the state, telling the road -- the voters that he would end the affordable care act. >> it is the biggest job killer in america and we will pass some common sense healthcare reform that makes healthcare personable, affordable and keeps government from getting in.>> the primary will be april 5, and it will be interesting to see who will get the 42 delegates. we have heard all these tweets about people's lives.>> i like it when you go in depth on politics. >> i think this will be a conversation with the voters, and some back-and-forth about the whys and everything else. >> we w

hard to contribute to peace and esther and lee sue and andrea torres and eric, shannon and another student jeffrey tang and had a student alternate priscilla thank you to the student delegates we've been working hard with southern california lopez to cultivate and the student delegates for the leadership on the peace cca we're happy and psoriasis is part of work and thank you to the commissioners for making our appointments i'd like to personally thank all the members of peace cca i appreciate your working relationship thank you all (clapping.) >> vice president walton. >> year by year i didn't can you take the picture. >> we have to wait a little bit. >> vice president walton. >> again, i wanted to say thank you to the cracking we had an opportunity to thank you. the ones we related to the public it is one thing for the resources to get the work but figure out what to prioritize you did a gastrogreat job and thank you ms. fleming we appreciate the work to make the decision so thank you. >> congratulations to the award winners and the student delegate report. >> thank you president haney i

white go ahead and actually jessica layman and patricia void and ms. layman. >> if she can sure. >> yep okay. >> good afternoon ms. layman. >> jessica with the senior and disability action thank you for your time to hear the stories. >> thank you to the family for sharing that with us i don't have a lot to add you saw the recommendation and heard the urging to take action quickly quickly and thank you director reiskin for oonls it shouldn't take a death to make things at save as possible but recognizing this is an opportunity for us to do something as a memorial the call to action event there was bossing of people say saw people from the disability community i didn't know people from san francisco and the east bay and all kinds of disabilities and it is amazing to me that that the family and community members awhile people are grieving are also saying let's have is something come out of this let's not only mourn and feel the loss let's found one positive thing making our streets safer in the future on, on facebook and in person i've heard so many peopl

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and simple and so very spanish. the shrimp is fresh and delicious. the garlic gives it that wonderful flavor. and it is not oversauced. this is the real deal. a spanish classic. seafood paella with fish, clams, mussels, shrimp. >> and you have never gone to spain, this is what it tastes like. >> xixon, an escape to another continent. >> with can to my spanish feast. xixon is open search days a week, lunch and dinner and just lunch on sundays. and log on to our web site at cbs-miami.com. hasta-luego everybody, i'm lisa petrillo, cbs 4 news. >> xixon, spanish restaurant, 2101 southwest 222nd street in miami. >> so good. let's say it together. and thanks for cbs 4 viewer charles for his suggestion. if you have any restaurant you would like lisa to check out e- mail us at taste of the town at cbs miami .com or tweet us directly on twitter @ lisa petrillo. >>> cbs 4 this sunday morning is coming right back. happening in south florida. with the glitz and girl power dinner awards happening at the double tree grand biscayne

my wife and i out went to perth and i lectured a little, started writing a novel and i wrote it and finished it just about after the 28 days of going around the world finished. i haven't found a publisher for that. it is a medical murder mystery taking place out in arizona where i lived. i went to princeton for undergrad and somebody was writing my website, and i asked for his advice and he referred me to writer in tucson and she said i don't do fiction anymore but if you get a non-fiction idea i would love to see it. i went to cambridge, england which is a long trip and i could not go just for a lecture and come back. so i got on a train and went to scotland, got off the train and played a famous golf course, and they hooked me up with a couple canadians who told me a story about their father who was a top ranking general in the canadian army during world war ii and attached to nuclear testing in new mexico. he had been very fit and led a dprat life but at age 70 he caught a severe neuro disease and died within a year. i asked them a few question and they said protection? and they said our

white go ahead and actually jessica layman and patricia void and ms. layman. >> if she can sure. >> yep okay. >> good afternoon ms. layman. >> jessica with the senior and disability action thank you for your time to hear the stories. >> thank you to the family for sharing that with us i don't have a lot to add you saw the recommendation and heard the urging to take action quickly quickly and thank you director reiskin for oonls it shouldn't take a death to make things at save as possible but recognizing this is an opportunity for us to do something as a memorial the call to action event there was bossing of people say saw people from the disability community i didn't know people from san francisco and the east bay and all kinds of disabilities and it is amazing to me that that the family and community members awhile people are grieving are also saying let's have is something come out of this let's not only mourn and feel the loss let's found one positive thing making our streets safer in the future on, on facebook and in person i've heard so many peopl

hillary clinton and ted cruz and marco rubio and john kasich and ben carson. we'll talk about hillary clinton first. she's been a political fixture for decades and seemed to find her footing in south carolina, so what happens today and tonight? >> for today hillary clinton, this could be significant for her. what she needs to do. you look at poll p -- poll ping. and she needs to beat bernie sanders soundly and looks like she will in the south. best case is to hold off sanders in states like colorado or minnesota and maybe even massachusetts. if she can do that collection of things and beat him handedly in the south and not let him show strength in other states, she has a good case to say this thing is wrapped up. >> what about donald trump. texas is on the bubble and maybe leaning for ted cruz. but the margin of victory is critical for donald trump. >> if you look at the notion of denying donald trump the nomination it is a race for delegates and the margin of victory and what marco rubio and ted cruz can gain today is so critical. if we take the polling on th

, and hispanics, and african americans and women and blue collar workers and jewish voters and reagan which will lead to a commanding victory in november that unifies this country and brings us together. and standing together, america will stand with israel and defeat radical islamic terrorism. i want to thank the delegates, the over 18,000 people here, the 4,000 young people, the leaders of the pro-israel movement who are gathered here today. you will play a critical leadership role in making this happen and bringing us together, indeed. just today, my colleague lindsey graham very kindly hosted an event for me here, which should allay any doubts anyone might have that the god of abraham, isaac and jacob can still do miracles. i want to begin by asking all of us to remember taylor force, a texan who hailed from lubbock, an eagle scout, a west point graduate, an army veteran. on march 8th, he was stabbed to death by a palestinian terrorist in israel. the terrorist didn't ask for his passport. influenced by the relentless campaign of incitement that has fostered genocidal hatred toward

rates the energy grid and roads and aviation and dams in poor condition and a recent report said a large of the water supply infrastructure quote is approaching or has already reached the end of its useful life and as witnessed the crisis in flint, michigan where crowded pipe led the city to switch its water source to a dangerously polluted river and by one estimate the u.s. would need to come up with more than $3 trillion to tacking infrastructure needs in the next five years but where the money would come from is a question that both the federal and state governments are struggling to address. tom ackerman, al jazeera, washington. >>> britain is imposing a new tax on sugary drinks presenting his annual budget to parliament osborn said it's a way of ensuring that the next generation stays healthy. >> i'm not prepared to look back at my time here in this parliament doing this job and say to my children's generation i'm sorry, we knew there was a problem with sugary drinks and knew it caused disease but we ducked the difficult decisions and we did nothing. so today i can announce we will

and his engagement and engagement and willingness to have frank and constructive relations and conversations with the world community on critical, multi-lateral issues like climate change, i think promises to heighten argentina's influence on the world stage in settings like the g-20. so i am saddened that i'm only going to have nine months of overlap with him. he -- he is at the beginning of his administration, i'm coming to the end of mine, but what we can do is to start on an effective path that i think will sustain itself into the future. trade is an example of an area where we have already organized a working group between our delegations. they are going to identify all of the areas where currently there are barriers that have impeded progress in our trading relationship, and we will systematically work through those, you know, organizing an entire free trade agreement may be at the end of the process. i think at the beginning right now, there's a lot of underbrush, a lot of unnecessary trade irritants and commercial irritants that can be cleared away administratively, and that's some o

him and objected to the entire third floor and shared information about his health and concluded and said we could reject and appealed all we wanted and he intended to build the biggest house he could. we thought about the third story and considered part of it. my home actually faces the all the light from the bottom story and the second story would now face a wall and not have any light exposure as well as he's proposing to build two windows that would directly face into my home now. we lived on the property for 30 years and he plans -- he's made it clear he plans on flipping the property and reselling it for the most square foot annual possible. thank you. >> thank you. >> brent hatcher. >> brent hatcher. i live on liberty street right across the street. me and my partner lived there since 1996. i am in opposition to the project primarily because the developer is deceptive and dishonest with the drawings that you can see and i'm not sure he is going to follow through in an appropriate way to do right by the neighborhood, by the trees, by the neighborhood -- by the neighbors so i'm

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and eggs and roots and vegetables and dried cheese.when when they dried the cheese they had a problem because the cheese had an internal structure so what happened to collapse into a powder. .. >> >> in and sprayed with dehydrated she's. -- she's had you ever noticed this supermarket bill never goes down? all the bread you get from the baker landed it comes out of the oven to as it is as hard as a rock. you can think u.s. army for the fact. so this comes from an initiative during the 1950's when the army decided it had to have bred to give men and women in the fields and and tell then they have if eaten hard food in and they had a special unit of baker's two prepared fresh bread in the garrison cancer. into began to walk in earnest in one was stealing and a contractor kansas state university to add bacterial enzymes to the bread. one of the of enzymes is amylase that breaks down the bread into sugar and then did exudes current -- carbon dioxide to make a fluffy. with traditional bread comes from two sources in the east is fungus and th

and 48 richmond and 9 d.c.s coming from east here off the ocean will keep us cool this afternoon and you saw in the live shot things looking gray out there. clouds starting to thickening a bit and no rain on the radar which you'll see nay minute. local temperatures here 49 in d.c. and gaithersburg 45 and duties 44 and quantico 51. fredericksburg 50. the high lants off north and east or to west there hagerstown 38, cumberland, maryland, 37 degrees. >> here's radar showers slide across the southeastern region. dry here. couple patches of clearing getting underway across northern virginia. maybe sun is breaking th occurring from time to time throughout the early kind of mid-morning hours. and then we'll have thicker clouds roll in as we head through the afternoon and then that's when we have to watch for drizzle and i'll show you the planner here in a hint minute. here's planners here high pressure north and east here. area of low pressure developing here across the gulf you see the moisture comeing across the gul

cameras and i check the bed and the alarm clock and the phones. but after the tears a grueling cross-examination. >> have you done very well in your career since 2009. >> yes. >> attorneys for the marriott hotel arguing that the nude recordings have not had a negative impact on her career. >> and you got an endorsement for reebok? >> yes. >> and you also got an an endorsement for degree deoderant? >> yes. >> an rues going after the man that recorded her michael barrett and the hotel. claiming the hotel made it easy for them to film her. the hotel maintains barrett is a criminal tricking them into gaining access. >> there was some 10 to 15 other women involved in the stalking. >> erin says her career has done well but her personal life continues to be a struggle. she worries about the day she has to explain that video to her children. >> what happens when my kids come home from school, and they say you are naked on the internet. i have to tell my kids mommy didn't do anything wrong. >> this could be in the hands of the jury by the end of the week.

the referendum and boycott elections and want people to come out this time to vote and want to say andbasically how they oppose the process and want this election to go in a second round. president has said that he will win resoundingly in the first round. the concern people have is what will happen after the result. opposition is saying they will not get the result if the president wins. >>> plenty more still ahead on al jazeera, we will be exploring the u.s. and cuba's past and president obama's historic visit. the controversial future hong kong film that is striking a nerve in beijing. ♪ hello again and reminder of top stories and sending refugees on the island of lesbos back to turkey and a deal of the eu and turkey but even as the operation begins to remove some people more refugees are arriving. nigir elections going ahead despite an opposition boycott and say process has been tainted by fraud and the president is expected to win a second term. and lawyers for the man accused of being the only surviving gunman from last november's paris attacks say he will fight extradition to fr

border between greece and macedonia and people are stranded and industrial hit a 25-year low in chinad 63 years after the death of stalin why some russians are increasingly thats nostalgic for the soviet years. ♪ hello turkish police have fired tear gas and plastic bullets at protesters outside the offices of the country's biggest enough. authorities have seized control of the amman publication on a crack down of a religious group whose leader the government is accused of treason and they are urging turkey to respect media freedom and carolyn malone reports. >> police in istanbul used tear gas and water cannon and plastic bullets for people demonstrating media freedom after they raided a popular newspaper replacing editors with state representatives. >> translator: where in the world have you seen this before, this didn't happen even when hitler was in power let alone turkey and the incidents going on in syria are not much better. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters tried to block the entrance to the zama newspaper offices on friday night. but riot police pushed through the crowds. an

leader and mentor and partner and teammate with president reagan. >> he trailed on horseback and drove her and did everything he could in all sorts of situations to keep her safe. during the "just say no" to drugs campaign, he was told she would be hoisted up to dunk a basketball. my hands out waiting for something bad to happen. >> but the memories are more somber now. >> after she passed away i took it to heart. >> he says the way she is being described now is how she really was. he remember's the president's health scare towards the end of his sad striation. >> administration. >> every day when she left they they she would thng all thank all of the nurses and aides for take such good care of her husband. >> but this time he came to say good bye to the woman he gave his life to. >> she was very, very well respected. >> and she also loved children. he says she drew strength from gathers of children at the white his former secret service colleagues to attend the services in california. >> that is really something. evan axelbank in our news room, and they are trained to keep their dista

way we wanted and to understand this is what we are about and what we are and what we believe in and this is right for staff and right for teachers. i think that's just beautiful. so, i just want to say one thing in addition to the appreciation about what i hope we might think about moving forward echoing some of the comments that i heard. one is that we will come to the third year to talk about what is a 3-year plan and that gives us an opportunity to think about this and maybe a different way in terms of how to assess with where we are. what would be great that i haven't seen and i would love to see that it's already 29 pages and to add more, i know the last thing that mr. truitt would like, but some of the questions i would have say better sense of where each school is in this process. we have this piece around full implementation of restorative practices. we have this idea that each school would have a certain set of things that are happening with all the staff and the implementation and i know we have a number of pieces of this around the different tiers and around fti, but how