as long as these horrible things are being done in the middle east, as long as we allow tyrants and dictators to submit their people to repression, unbelievable repression, as long as we condone the acts of those dictators, we shouldn't be surprised with incidents like these. this seems to me like a naive thing, as much as it is dangerous, but it seems like naive. as long as we condone and keep silent and turn a blind eye in the west towards that repression and all these terrible acts of tyrants, we shouldn't complain about terrorism. we are creating the terrorism. we are creating frankenstein and then we start reporting on them >>> thank you for that. to get you up-to-date, there are four or five people being held hostage on that aircraft alongside the seven crew members. we will keep you right across all of the developments as they happen here on al jazeera. do stay with us. do stay with us. >> ...and on the streets. >> there's been another teenager shot and killed by the police. >> a fault lines special investigation. >> there's a general distrust of this prosecutor. >> this is a target yo

i'm just trying to go out there and play for as long as i can. it is what it is. and they can do worse than the second season. owners are meeting in boca raton. the league will wait on josh gordon and will make a jump when he comes back. >>> robert griffin iii. the question says he could happen this week. nothing to stop the story from moving forward. it sounds like things are heading in the right direction. maybe he is your starting quarterback. will the browns pick up a quarterback with the number two draft? this is where the dilemma comes from. please daryl, help me out. >> looking for someone that can get them through a 16 game schedule and it has happened once in 17 seasons. rgiii part of the process and they have talked to the san possibility of getting of getting kyle kaepernick. >>> you can put this on your refrigerator with the crayon drawings of the weather. indians and the white sox in good year. home run. giovanni. indians came back and i hope back after this. >>> a little bit warmer tomorrow. >>> just spring coats, not the winter coa

as long as you are in line by that time, you'll be allowed to vote. >>> by the end of the night, we'll probably know whether marco rubio has a future in this election. the hopeful has been expressing confidence that he has the sunshine state in the bag. so you asked what happens if rubio does win florida. >> reporter: it is a possibility. a slim one, but yes, it could happen. rubio getting 99 delegates and winning florida. that could happen here where he could take to that podium and declare victory. but with his coming in 3rd in most future contests, is there really >> i need your help. >> reporter: marco rubio appealing to voters in west palm beach last night, one of his primary. >> if we win florida tomorrow night, we dent a surge in momentum that they will not be able to stop. >> reporter: is that enough house? a senior writer reacteded win. >> wow, if he does. every poll since august has said that donald trump is gonna win. >> reporter: while a win could not would -- would not translate into is a direct victory, it may lead to one in the future if delegates can change their votes

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as long as it's parked out there, we're bottled up. none of this stuff can come racing this way. yesterday the front was here. today it's about here. the big ridge of high pressure gave way here. the thing will fly across the southeast. that's not the case. as long as that ridge of high pressure stays intact and stays in place, we keep our winds funneling in off the coast, which continues to bring in cloud cover and a chance of light sprinkles on the coast. i don't see much of that happening. i really think you have to hang on until friday, late night friday, into saturday before we get any real chance of rain at all. let's talk overnight lows. 57 does it in de land. 59 from daytona beach to new smyrna beach. across the interior sections, about 59 from oviedo to sanford and 62 in orlando. i'm going to call it 54 in the villages 58 and 59 tonight in leesburg. titusville will drop to 52. we're clear now in orlando, partly cloudy later, the low is 62. here's tomorrow. 79. our daytime high is 84. it's going to be a really warm day. the bike week forecast for too. daytime high tomorro

alex: the campus said they will be providing counselors and as long as -- as long as they are needed. that is after an eight-year-old boy fell into this canal that you see right now. we are going to be watching to see if anything else will be done. you see there is a gate here. if there will be any other measure taken to ensure that this does not happen again. orange county public school statement call this accident tragic. rescue officials say the eight-year-old boy fell in and nearly drowned yesterday while he was trying to cross this canal. he and his brother and possibly this gate while walking home from riverside elementary school. in addition to the gate, there are signs that say no trespassing. other than that there is nothing to get -- nothing to stop the person from getting to the canal. just to the north, another pipe has metal arcs to prevent crossing. the victim' s brother called out to another a your old passing by who is able to go in and pull the bank of the canal. that boy' s mother says her son was the only one of these kids who knew how to swim. rescue crews than rus

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that. 2,000 men came forward who were enslaved on thai fishing boats, on these waters, working for as longa decade without pay. the boats here were central to one of the world's most important food suppliers, thai fishing industry, thailand is the second largest exporter of seafood. and the united states consumes much of it. the global demand for cheap seafood and years of unpaid labor will they receive any justice at all? we've come to southeast asia to speak with the men who have been catching our fish for years. we're over 2,000 miles east of thailand. but fish here are so abundant that thai trawlers have been making the journey for years. in 2014, the indonesian government imposed a moratorium on commercial fishing in its territory. fishing boats were forced into the nearest port which had an unexpected effect. hundreds of trafficked men fled the ships and took refuge here. in the past year there have been over a thousand who have passed through this camp. now there's just dozens left for us to hear their stories. almost all are migrants, men from myanmar, cambodia, laos, who traveled

as long as it ain't true, then why put up an argument?you put up an argument, that's showing some kind of guilt. >> right then a group of inmates walked by and started yelling things out at tommy. i couldn't understand what they were saying, but he barely missed a beat. my initial concern was they were making fun of him either for being interviewed or because of his relationship with kenyatta, and then i realized he just took it in stride, almost seemed pleased and proud about the situation, and then just kept going. if someone walks up here and calls him your boyfriend or girlfriend or something like that, how do you react? >> it wouldn't matter. i don't react on stupidity. >> tommy, would you two be friends on the street? >> yeah. yeah. >> his homosexuality is not a factor? >> no. i don't look at individuals by what they do or what they is or what they done did. i mean, we're all humans. >> through all my relationships that i've been with with guys, he's been tight, he's been right there supportive of me. we've been close. real tight. r

it slows down as long as there's markings on the road. and the new version is 85 miles per hour. >> what! >> so you'll be able to let this -- as long as you're hands are light on the wheel -- we have a lot of information on this. >> true autopilot. >> wow! >> we'll have a great time. it's totally worth the watch. >> good to know. >> hope you can join us. >> yes. >>> here's a great video. watch this. top ten sunset if you ask me. >> nice! >> this was posted to instagram. >> beautiful! >> yeah, yeah, wait until the save the best until last. just beautiful day in general. >>> so at 11:00, a little chilly now. we're at 52. the air is dry. the wind out of the north. the barometer is on the rise. and 72 degrees, the high today, was beautiful. clouds and showers in the middle of the day. light rainfall amounts. but some saw downpours. weather has 15 degrees down from the high but we'll be in the 30s by dawn. it's dry and seasonal. low to mid-50s. just a little concerned about clouds for sunrise services and then it should be brightening up again

as long as you're disciplined and ring the register, doesn't matter if it comes back later.on't do that with stocks with bad or deteriorating fundamen fundamentals, that's stupid speculation. we said we like time ex and biotech for trades when we did them on speculation fridays. when lightning struck, we said, take all the gains please. they subsequently cratered and we never looked back. you said jim, you said you loved it. we loved it for trades. you need diversification that will potentially allow you to rack up huge gains. lots of fantastic stocks started at speculations and just because it's 3 bucks doesn't mean it's a monty, it could be a triple waiting to happen. back after the break. >>> all night i've been prea preaching and teaching, trying to show you how to build portfolio stocks that can work in virtually any and every type of market from the nasty picket to bears and running with the bulls, you will always own something right nor the moment by using what i call the new diversification. i say it will always have issue with the portfolio. given the relentless mes

and as long as you're inquisitive, and as long as you -- you love exploring, it's remarkable to me howe can be surprised and suddenly see something that just appeared completely irrelevant and as if it would never work. suddenly becomes compelling again. charlie: do you feel that somehow you just landed at the place that you were meant to be and that this became a place that would call on you the fullest of your intelligence and creativity and capacity? johnny: i think that -- when i was at college, i really struggled with technology. and this was in the 1980's. and that's when i discovered the mac. and that's what caused me -- i was so -- in so many -- you see, i assumed that because i couldn't use the computers that were available to me, i assumed that they were -- that was my problem. a curious thing with technology. that if you can't use it, you assume the problem's with you. and if we eat something, we don't like the taste of the food, we don't assume that that is our problem. we assume it's the food, don't we? and so of course i thought, oh, this is me. i was technically inept an

. >> as long as there -- as long as it feels valuable to continue the discussions, they'll continue. i don't think the union has any desire to go upstairs and have a big dinner or something. i think as long as it feels like we're making progress face to face, it will continue. if it feels like it's better to retreat to our corners to allow consolidation, i think that will happen. >> reporter: there is no timetable in terms of what will be happening for the rest of the evening. if discussions are still viable, they'll keep right on talking. at issue, two things. the unions want a six-year contract. new jersey transit is looking for 7-1/2 years. also, the percentage that workers should be paying into their healthcare premiums. to recap, no agreement yet. we're trying to get more information about what the union workers said when he said he was not happy with the way negotiations were going down at the moment. if this lasts, if they don't come to an agreement by saturday, we're told federal negotiators will be stepping in and that contingency plan will be in place by friday. back over t

trt : 18outcue:...as long as we can.((chris mack: you are defined by how you play in march in the tournament. it won't take away the feeling i have of coaching this group. going to try and keep this thing rooling as long as we as for the bearcats ... fans who'd been holding their breath over the team's balancing act on the bubble can breathe a sigh of releive .. ..u-c is seeded solidly at a nine.they're heading west to spokane to play saint joes in a late night game on friday ... here's how the team reacted. trt :20outcue:...of the backboard goes((mick cronin: as soon as they said we're in, i said "when?" friday is great. gary is smiling, really a lot of guys in there are smiling.octavius ellis:after all the losses we know exactly what it takes to win. we can't stop until the redlight on the top of the backboard goes. )) ))and if they beat st. joe's, it will lead to a round of 32 match up against oregon, the top seeed in the west. here's the rest of the bracket the bearcats will operate in. oklahoma and duke are also in

passport military id, out of state driver's license will all work as long as you register to vote within 90 days. if you don't know where your precinct is, we have done the work for you. on our home page, we have placed a link to help you find it. the race for president may be the most high profile race today but other elections, governor looking to win the primary. attorney general facing off against former state representative of durham. voters will also decide primaries for one of north carolina u.s. senate seats republican battery seeking his third term, and the attorney a bond question with a big big price tag. voters will be asked to vote yes or no on a proposal to allow the state to borrow $2 billion. the water and sewer projects, state parks, public safety and the national guard. the government says it will not require a tax increase. the race for president, more than 1,000 delegates at stake in 5 states, north carolina, florida, illinois, missouri, and ohio. marco rubio and ohio john kasich are desperate to win in their home states and void being threatened by donald trump. hill

we'll remain in this bitter pain as long as the truth is not discovered. >> a year ago we also met his missing brother's wife and their young son. the family home was adorned with happy members. but lu-ling has since left the house after a row with her inlaws over the airline's initial compensation offer. the result is her child is now the pawn in the family feud over money. >> she wanted to accept the compensation but my parents did not want to. so she took the son away and did not let my parents visit. unless they gave her money. so we grabbed the son back. >> this means his sister-in-law could now end up with nothing. time has almost run out. the deadline for families to file a claim against malaysian airlines is march 8th, two years since the plane disappeared. now on the eve of this anniversary this family has finally launched a claim seeking compensations of nearly $1 million. multiple lawsuits have been filed in australian, malaysian, and u.s. courts, but the campaign to compensation is taking its toll on already broken families who may also never know the real cause of their gr

. >> i will campaign for as long as it takes to make sure i am the next president. >> bernie sanders one at home. -- won at home. hillary clinton one bigger states. clinton: instead of building walls, we are going to break down barriers. >> a dominant win, but she is over crowd -- overshadowed by ted cruz, emerging as the top challenger to donald trump. ted cruz stopping donald trump looks impossible with the rest saying in the race, splitting the vote. i' m steve handles, nbc news. jim: we will continue to bring you the latest results and speeches throughout the night. you can always get updates on with a new heavy focus on florida, the saturday afternoon donald trump is making a campaign stop at the cfa arena . free tickets are available on trump' s website. >> following breaking news tonight, a suspect in a deadly shooting in daytona beach is now in custody on garden street north of international speedway boulevard. summer is live at the police department with the breaking details. >> that suspect being questioned after his family run -- family members arranged for him to be surre

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>> as long as we continue in business as usual, as long as human beings continues to do the things that they're doing now, i don't see any reason why it should be recede. our projections for sea level rise in the marshall islands shows that by 2050 there will at least be a foot rise in marshall islands. by 2090, 16 inches to two feet. >> reporter: for residents of one remote area, life has already become unsustainable. >> it is one mile by one and a half mile wide long island. a tiny lump in the ocean. a tiny island in the ocean. >> reporter: this lady lifs here but worries about her 90 year old grandmother who remains here. sea water flooded the only runway in february cutting it off from the outside world making evacuation impossible. >> in 30 minutes it came up to their knees and within the hour it was up to the waste. by next year, when those waves come in, what's going to happen to the people some in what's going to happen to our grandmother? who is going to carry her up and out when the waves come? >> reporter: what's it look for people like your grandmother and your cousins livin

>> he could stay around as long as he wants. he has a lot of money and has done well with fundraising. there are some states that he could win tonight, ohio, illinois, but hillary clinton's lead in delegates is huge. florida is a big one for her tonight, north carolina. she is really pulling away, but there's nothing to stop bernie sanders from fighting it out to the death. what is next here in this long running drama? >> new york state gets its turn in the sun about a month from now. year, that will be the next where they could compete. california, as mentioned, so there is a long way to go in this fight. donald trump and hillary clinton would like to put this behind them and start fighting each other. overad: we will be all these elections. do tweet us your thoughts @rishaadtv, include #trendingbusiness. some other stories we are watching today. ,ne is a pharmaceutical company and some other stories. valeant pharmaceuticals, a death warning and a record stock plunge. disappointing financial news quickly snowballed into the wor

as long as the call fate exists, and as long as the leadership of isis is sleeping soundly at night and is not afraid that they were going to die, they're going to be able to recruit. and i think that we need to go to the effort, are we doing enough and doingiuf unilaterally, and one of the reasons that al qaeda is on the demise is because we took a very aggressive posture in western and eastern pakistan and they haven't been able to train and track and recruit like isis can. >> i want to thank my guests. hardlyim, pj crowley and michael wolf, that's the "inside story," i'm sheila macvicar, thank you for watching. good night. >>> caught on camera. belgian police say these are the men behind the deadly bomb attacks in brussels. the armed grouped i.s.i.l. claims responsibility for the blasts at the airport and metro that killed at least 34 people. you're watching al jazeera live from doha. coming up in the next half hour, the u.n. refugee agency pulls its staff out from lesbos and other greek islands in protests against the detention of refugees. u.s. president obama completes

i was in houston at cruz headquarters, and ted cruz said as long as mitt romney - as long as donald trump looks out and sees a diverse field. that's his path to the nomination, he was telling marco rubio, who i believe you support, why don't you step aside and why don't we go after him together. >> listen. marco rubio and ted cruz are making the case about each other, and john kasich, who yearly does not have a shot at winning the nomination, but seems to hold on, i don't know if it's to collect delegates in the hopes of winning ohio, or leveraging it. john kasich is the first guy that should drop out. and there's argument that john kasich is the reason he lost virgin. trump won by 3%, and john kasich got about 6% of the vote. there's argument that if they voted for rubio instead of kassig. john kasich is the girs guy that should drop out. both have arguments to stay in. >> sarah palin came out tweeting after mitt romney's speech and said "the machine's deception and nonsensical attack on trump is not on the candidate, but on hard-working canadians who know we need a revolution. we found

. >> as long as senator sanders remains in the primary he'll continue to win but it will make littleifference they need to start winning everywhere and by large margins this is why it's hard to close the large gap in delegates. >> larry: man, that's the nicest way to tell bernie sanders has no [bleep] chance. ouch. let's check in at clinton campaign headquarters. welcome back staffer. >> she has gone into hibernation. we've been instructed not to wake her up until june. >> larry: june? she hasn't knocked down the nomination yet bernie can still win this thing, carlos. >> what's that now? >> bernie sanders. >> come on, all right. i'm behind in my reading. i haven't gotten to yesterday's news. he should have some fun i say. yay for fun. >> larry: you seem to be mocking this whole thing. you're not taking this very seriously. >> no, we're taking donald trump very seriously. that's why she's resting up. big fight ahead. >> larry: so the hilary camp is suggesting bernie should drop out. guys think it's all over? >> no, it's the exact opposite of what i'm saying. we want bernie and his sup

as long as the field is fractured, it benefits donald. >> the field is going to stay fractured. marco rubio is not dropping out. john kasich is not dropping out. c kasich is in michigan going after votes. he says he will stick to that. >> i believe that, you know, attacking donald trump or insulting him is not going to peel any voters away from them. obviously, i would explain to people what my position is as opposed to juxtaposed to his. >> donald trump releasing details about the health care plan. he has a seven-point plan for access making it more affordable and improving quality. the top of the list, repealing obamacare and making insurance plans available across state lines. that will increase competition. health care premium payments would be tax deductible. the plan includes a price transparency on what doctors and hospitals are charging. giving states block grants and changing prescription drug laws. trump cannot do any of this by himself. this will require congress to pass new laws or change existing ones. >>> breaking overnight, the employee reached a deal with the jus

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i will complain as long as hard as it takes. we are going to the white house, and we are going to win the nomination. >> reporter: rubio said he regrets his personal attacks on trump. >> in terms of personal stuff, yeah. that's not something i'm entirely proud of. my kids were embarrassed by it, and if i had to do it again, i wouldn't. >> reporter: donors are expressing concerns about his fate in florida. >>> the senate judiciary committee conducting a full blown debate on whether to hold hearings on a obama nominee. >> regardless of what some are willing to admit publicly, everybody knows any nominee submitted in the middle of this presidential campaign isn't getting confirmed. everybody knows that. the white house knows it. senate democrats know it. >> president obama said to be looking at five possible nominees, all are federal judges. all of them serving in washington, d.c. paul is on the bench in san francisco, jane kelley is from iowa. senate republicans as you just heard have vowed not to even consider that nomination to

trt : 18outcue:...as long as we can.((chris mack: you are defined by how you play in march in the tournament. it won't take away the feeling i have of coaching this group. thing rooling as long as we can. )) and the bearcats are in, solidly as it turns out. they're a nine seed. as late as this afternoon, espn had the bearcats teetering as an eleven seed. but they'll head west, to spokane to play st. joe's in a late night, friday night game. trt :20outcue:...of the backboard goes((mick cronin: as soon as they said we're in, i said "when?" friday is great. gary is smiling, really a lot of guys in there are smiling.octavius ellis:after all the losses we know exactly what it takes to win. we can't stop until the redlight on the top of the backboard goes. )) and if they beat st. joe's, it will lead to a round of 32 match up against oregon, the top seeed in the west. here's the rest of the bracket the bearcats will operate in. oklahoma and duke are also in that side of the bracket. kentucky heads to the tournament as the sec t

as it's correct, as long as it is factual and as long as it is fair. this is such a foreign concept to press in cuba. and i wonder, do you know if-- there is control of the press, no doubt, whether you have you seen any people who feel like they were not credentialed and had to go without credentials in do you know about numbers of who, who in the press they're allowing in, allowing to be free? >> well, i think when you talk about the press there's certainly dififrences between american press and the rest of the press. what we can tell you, g gnna, is that we understand, talking to folks here on the ground, is that even the cuban press as we have been told by folks who live here and practice journalism day in and day out, they're telling us that even the cuban press is now being given more flexibility in what issues they report. unprecedented. so not only are we being given some access but also they're they report. which is amazing to see. >> let me sort of advance that a little bit. we know there say news between president castro and obama. the questi

>> as long as we can. >> as long as you can? >> yeah. >> reporter: emotions have been running high here for days. >> keep fighting for her. keep fighting for what's right in all this. and know that we're thankful. >> reporter: lexie had been in two foster homes before she came to summer and rusty paige. they've been her foster parents since she was 2 years old. they say she knows them as mom and dad. >> she's going to wonder why mommy and daddy didn't fight for her, why she's not at home. she's going to question if she can trust any adult ever again. >> reporter: according to court documents lexie had been removed from the custody of her birth mother when she was 17 months old because of substance abuse problems and her birth father who has a criminal history. but last friday, a court ruled lexie should be taken to live with her extended family in utah where an attorney representing the little girl tells abc news, we are relieved that our client will finally be reunited with her siblings and her extended family. >> it's also the

as long as she keeps winning, they're going to stay on her side. they a huge advantage to hillary clinton if she needs them down the road. and, again, as long as she keeps winning the majority of her states, she'll hold them in her back pocket. >> cnn projects hillary clinton is the winner in massachusetts. this brings to seven the number of states she has picked up tonight. she's won georgia, virginia, alabama, tennessee, arkansas, texas and now massachusetts. seven states for hillary clinton. bernie sanders, though, he's doing well tonight as well. he's captured four states, vermont, oklahoma, colorado and minnesota, four states indeed. this is a significant moment. i got to tell you, jake and dana, as we're looking at this democratic contest, this is a race, a contest between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. it's by no means over. >> absolutely. knot. and certainly with bernie sanders and the money he raised, and he's winning states. you just called minnesota and colorado, two states that hillary clinton did not win eight years ago, by the wa

as long as the call fate exists, and as long as the leadership of isis is sleeping soundly at night and is not afraid that they were going to die, they're going to be able to recruit. and i think that we need to go to the effort, are we doing enough and doingiuf unilaterally, and one of the reasons that al qaeda is on the demise is because we took a very aggressive posture in western and eastern pakistan and they haven't been able to train and track and recruit like isis can. >> i want to thank my guests. hardlyim, pj crowley and michael wolf, that's the "inside story," i'm sheila macvicar, thank you for watching. good night. ♪ >> thanks for being us for this america's tonight special report, i'm joie chen. it's a calling card as a merciless enemy, and isil was willing to take the vicious strikes on innocent had victim victims.

as long as new things are coming that are affordable. like any community, there should really be nuanced layered complex neighbourhood with highs institutions. >> we are in the restaurant part. every time i have been here this is full. you stand over there in the bar part. which is lively. in the corner there's always music. >> if you don't want to have a good time, don't come. >> you are an american living the american dream. >> yes. >> every american at one point, i think, wants a bar or restaurant and run it. it's a lot of work. >> you are an african american. >> i am an african american. >> being an african american today. educated, financially successful or not is complex, more than it has been in a few decades. discussion? >> of course. >> being a black man is a blessing to me. being an african man having spirits and roots in africa, it's a blessing. being able to have windows into throwar four different communities is something that i feel privileged to. the world today is - it's more complex because also there's more channels to

>> is parked at a gas station. >> as long as there's no problem now, there's really nothing deputies can do. >> casey calmly is getting answers about what can be done to right this wrong. >> a shocked nucor elliott said she was on state road 54 tuesday when she witnessed the wrong way driver coming off of the on ramp to i 75. >> it just rang and rang and finally disconnected. >> she said a third call went through but it took more than one minute for the dispatcher to pickup. >> they told me that because he was no longer having the wrong way, there was nothing they could do about it. >> acting director of safety indications that the company recorded only one call from elliot but admitted to training and staffing problems. >> our issue is staffing.

as long as he's learning something. but today those environments are two different things. there's the tv and then there's the app. these things should come together. >> people have been expecting something big. >> yup. >> is what you have just described something big? >> i think it changes your living experience totally. >> so if we are looking for apple to change television, what we have just described, the-- of apps. >> this is what are you talking about. >> this lays the foundation. >> there is no greater vision of television. >> it lays the foundation but the walls, when the walls are put in and the art is hung on the wall, it will be just like when we created the ecosystem for the iphone. and we created the app so that people didn't have a clear view of what the app store was. an then all of a sudden these apps started coming. if you remember everybody was going around saying there is an app for that, there is an app for that. >> this is happening. this will happen to your tv. and so today instead of setting, going to your dvr, having to know you want to watch this sh

club members hold races as long as it is not over 65 degrees. those winter dogs, they love to created. and deal with the conditions you have. >> with rain around the corner we are stepping into spring next sunday. it is coming. it'll be a beautiful day today as it a little bit more warmer fantastic start. look at the sunrise and the colors in the sky. we are losing an hour tonight as the spring forward. a lot of sunshine throughout your afternoon. make sure you get out there and enjoy it. temperatures are off to a chilly start scraping of the cars this word. -- this morning. in killbuck you are currently at 46 degrees and 40 west fourth bridgeville into avon lake currently sitting at the freezing mark with downtown cleveland at 32 degrees. you can southern portions up to get a look at our 5 live orders you can see cloud coverages working his way in from the south as a little bit warmer air says to track in as we head into mid afternoon. you can see from our contour map we are in the darker blues but the yellow is starting to creep up here at tow

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