america is big cities and small cities and small towns.t is all the homes and all the hopes of 200 million people. that is why we want this to be national. it must go directly to the people and derive its strength from the people. and we want people all over this land to sense the greatness of this moment, to participate in it, to help us all to discover what that great spirit is. and so i would charge this commission to move forward, to yes in reaching the great material goals of which we know we are capable. that is the easiest part of the job. but recognizing that the best bet, the best clothed, the best housed people in the world, the strongest nation in the world, and the richest nation of the world still will not deserve to be the hope of the world unless it has that splendid spirit, the lift of a driving dream which meant so much to the world in 1776, and for 200 years since that time. i would conclude simply by saying that by that year 1976, the world will be at peace. by that year 1976, america, we trust, will find the understandi

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youre a big city -- one of the most important coastal city in our country. and others have worked hard to figure out what to do. its important and it puts people to work. the parade of candidates through hampton roads also brought ben carson - who spoke at regent university and hit hard on the importance of the military for the countrys future. 11 o clock sotvo were going to be extremely supportive of military, if you dont get military right, the rest of it really doesnt matter yesterdays visits wrapped up an important few days - as we had visits from most major candidates - highlighting the importance of the hampton roads vote on this super tuesday. todays the day to get out and vote. virginia beach public schools are opening 2 hours late to allow for people to get in before work. for your closest polling we have video from all of the candidates ) visits on wtkr dot com. and tune in to wtkr dot com - and newschannel three for complete coverage of today s all- important primary. we )ll bring you the results as soon as they come in. new this morning out of su

looks like you can't have rally now in a big city anymore. if you except a big diverse crowd and don't vet people coming in, we're going to see a replay of this. different people are watching this with different reactions. some people say i'm not going to go to situation like that. some people say i like that kind of a situation. i'll be going to that the next time. you know how people react. >> you're right about that. we've had for the most part, we've had, by far, the biggest rallies. we had over 25,000 people wanting to come today. it's incredible. i've had the biggest rallies by far. bigger than anybody. far bigger than bernie or anybody. we've had very, very little disruption. we've had protests where an individual would stand up and would be whisked out. not a big deal. we have had very, very little protest. we've had nobody hurt. hopefully we can keep that going. that's why i did this today. i don't want to see people hurt or worse. i think we made the right move in doing that. >> i agree. >> and forcing a very bad situation. >> we're

youre a big city -- one of the most important coastal city in our country. i know your mayor and others have worked hard to its important and it puts people to work. the parade of candidates through hampton roads also brought ben carson - who spoke at regent university and hit hard on the importance of the military for the countrys future. 11 o clock sotvo were going to be extremely supportive of military, if you dont get military right, the rest of it really doesnt matter yesterdays visits wrapped up an important few days - as we had visits from most major candidates - ghlighting the importance of e hampton roads vote on this per tuesday. todays the day to get out and te. rginia beach public schools e opening 2 hours late to low for people to get in fore work. r your closest polling location - you can check out our website at wtkr we have video from all of the candidates ) visits on wtkr dot com. and tune in to wtkr dot com - and newschannel three for complete coverage of today s all- important primary. we )ll bring you the here )s kristen crowley with it )

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hundreds of times more passengers move through big city train stations and subway stations than move the airports in those cities at any given time. >> right. >> so it's always a challenge, matt. >> pete, thank you very much for your perspective. >>> as we approach the top of the hour, we're going to pause to give some stations the chance fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. >>> breaking news from brussels. dozens dead, more than 100 explosions now being called terrorist attacks. president obama is pledging to do whatever is necessary to help that country. >> they are closely monitoring brussels and taking precautions

close...one analyst says higher turnout in big cities could help clinton and kasich --but a strong showing in the and trump. and our election coverage continues on-air as well... including an hour-long special edition of nine on your side at seven.look for updates on-air during primetime.and catch reaction from candidates and full election results tonight at eleven. the man who tried to rush on stage at a donald trump rally in dayton now faces federal charges.22-year-old thomas dimassimo jumped over a high metal railing -- and escaped two security staff before he was caught at saturday's rally. he's charged with entering a restricting building with lawful authority.no word on *local* charges being considered in dayton municipal court. (/2sh)let's go back to that crash on the combs heil bridge...ashley zilka is live there -- ashley what are you seeing? nine on your side's ashley zilka is live near the scene... ashley -- what are you seeing? tonight, a cold front is heading our way. it'll bring a few showers overnight and possibly a storm or two. the severe threat is low with this and we're

. >> we'll have school delays and cancellations, especially outside of the big cities. ethe issues. there's been more moderate to heavy snow where we thought it would be. through southern portions of maryland maryland. two to four inches at most. by 10:00 a.m., it's along the jersey shore. it's already over with in much of virginia and by the time we get to 12:00 noon, it will be a big huge storm but we won't have any problems through the afternoon hours. maybe school delays more than cancellations in that area. all eyes on the west coast this weekend. the weather pattern completely changes. a big storm in california with a lot of rain and mountain snows. and the warm up heads east. it is starting to get warmer in the southeast on sunday. in the northeast hints of it, warm for the eastern half of the england. temperatures for highs in the 60s. so, we can deal with one last snow. >> especially since 60s are right around the corner. we'll take it. bill, thank you so much. >>> well, we'll tell you the one thing that will drive the stock market today. >>> aresident post prential id hear

and even the big cities on i 95 are in the 20s. a very cold morning. and the great lakes are in the far south as lexington, kentucky, it feels like the 20s.he this storm is going to move briefly just close enough to cold air for snow. we have a little this morning, chicago, south, we're not getting a lot of snow but ang out there. fort wayne will get a little bit of snow. so, as far as snow totals go, this, area of northern just a coating in areas ofestern ohio. and we could get a little bit of snow in virginia, maybe even enough to plow around areas like richmond. that's your national weather, now a closer look at your day ahead. we've had thunderstormsnight in arkansas, those will push through mississippi and alabama. there's that cold air in northern new so, virginia, not often they get snow in march but that will be the case tonight. >> they'll be ready for it. thank you very t ahead, on the loose in a busy time's square. >>> and atop what brand of makeup is better for your skin than wearing no makeup at all? neutrogena and foundations in new shade

big cities are are replacing them with wi-fi hot spots. >> reporter: these aren't your daddy's bone phone booth. in fact they're replacing them. browse the web. >> reporter: the biggest issue especially at this scale is security. >> the main concern for a lot of people is you go on public wi-fi, you're affray you can get hacked. how can they make sure this doesn't happen? >> because it's an encrypted network. >> reporter: meaning every time you go online, you get a personal key. but there's always issues. >> spear fishing attack. >> reporter: this computer expert showed us how hackers can make a fake website that looks like a real thing. >> they think they're locking in but their credit card information is going off to hackers. >> reporter: the best way to be if i new york for anything that involves personal information, credit cards, or banking. >> there's always a give and take between convenience and security. >> reporter: the city tell us they have someone monitoring personal information 24/7 and make sure not to gath tear or sell it to third parties. >> philadelphia and san francisco

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. >>> orlando city striker kyle lehrman has an affinity for the big apple. it is not the pizza or the statue of liberty or times square, it is the goals. the lines visited new york city twice last year and where and came home with six of them. tonight we're in and lines are back in the big city. orlando city at yankee stadium to face nyc fc. in seven minutes guess who? heading home is their goal of the season. that ties him for the league lead. let's go to the 32nd minute. they're looking for him again. this time it comes out to kevin mulino. mulino the shot deflected just over the bar. orlando city up 1-0 at half. in the second half opportunity galore for new york. denied by joe bad day. 15 minutes later mendoza in his shot off the post. orlando city hangs on for the we -- for the 1-0 win. make sure to check out orlando city insider tomorrow night attendant 35 on central florida's tb 27. >>> tiger woods absence was not hurting attendance numbers at the arnold palmer invitational officials told me they are expecting more than 130,000 to make it out to bay hil

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a report out today shows around 29-percent of people living outside big cities are renters. that's up 6- percent from 2006. the reasons for this are what you might expect. researchers point to the high cost of buying a home and the high cost of renting in big cities. if you were impacted by the 2014 data breach at home depot -- the company has agreed to pay 13 million dollars to those customers as part of a settlement.the store will also set up a fund to offer identity protection services. credit information from about 50 million people was stolen during that breach.court approval for the settlement is still needed and home depot will not admit any fault in the settlement. coming up tonight at 5:30 -- frontier airlines offers super catch.what you'll be giving up in favor of saving money. tanya and steve chat about weather wednesday morning, there's a slight chance for showers, but that should clear for the afternoon, leaving us with partly cloudy skies and highs back in the low 70s. thursday, soggy weather should return, especially to the western half of the tri-state. highs

they are traveling to resorts, not only to the big cities.have a lot of background on where they're going. they could become better consumers than the generation before. francine: have you had to adapt your style? a lot of fashion shows have changed calendars to keep up with this season we do not have anymore. we don't have the four seasons. michele: i am not in favor of changing the tradition of an industry like italy, you have to think of what this produces. in italy we manufacture 100%. asa pipeline of project, timing, it must be completely different. we cannot imagine fast fashion if you just want to win back the consumer. people need to see new products in the store. this is true. every time they want to see something new, sometime you may have even products. -- products in the fashion shows may be ready in one month, two months. you do not need to wait six months. we have to change in terms of changing faster the store, inside the store, having more colors, having more alternatives, more sizes, more things which are probably in the same

state represenatives about the issue, on mother of a trafficked victim said the issue is not just a big city problem "kids come from all over iowa. it's not a city issue. it's not a rural issue. it's a statewide issue. anytime you have desperation or vulnerability, you can have trafficking. " across iowa, 125 cases have been reported since 2007, 36 of those last year tim: on siouxland senator is speaking out against the frontrunners of the presidential race. nebraska senator ben sasse saying he's very unhappy with the candidates the race has to offer..... referring to the gop and democratic frontrunners as quote "dishonest new york liberals" (sen. ben sasse) i am not voting for hillary clinton. given what we know about donald trump, i can't vote for him either. i took an oath to protect, defend the constitution. if those are the two major party nominees, and i hope they're not, i have to look for a third party option. sasse says there is plenty of time within the nine months until elections for a better candidate to emerge in the race. jenn a large portion of delegates are up for grabs tomor

appreciates fuquay-varina's small town feel but he tells us he is look forward to some big city excitement. >> my grandmother was a big lover of hot air balloons. i think it will be neat. >> reporter: and it will be nice that he doesn't have to go elsewhere to see the balloons. to volunteer, you can go online to wral freedom balloonfest.com. honor mull trimembers and their families. admission is free. thank you. >>> the voice wraps up its heads straight into the battle rounds. man always makes them happy >> these guys don't really sound like amateurs to me. that is a preview of one of the first battle team christina. pretty impressive. someone from our area will be in the blind auditions tonight. we know there is so much local talent here. we have heard it before. so pretty exciting to see who will be on the show tonight and can you watch and cheer on our local contestantwhoever that is, when the voice airs tonight at 8:00 on wral. that is fun to watch. amateurs, don't look like amateurs. >> good for team christina. >> we have storms starting to pop up once again. this is new activity form

pat: is a big city for the orlando city soccer leading to a crescendo of -- on sunday afternoon when the orlando city lines begin their second season. team president phil rollins and orlando city elders signing a being that will be pulled into place in a new $150 million stadium. the vertical construction now ceremonies sand away. about 53 spatial -- enough to this year' bowl is nearing a sellout. a mild surprise even to fill. >> this is a regular season opener for the second season and we continue to see fantastic support, tremendous interest in play. me, i think the biggest statement -- >> in the meantime, city coach continues to wait for the arrival of -- he is completing paperwork before crossing the pond. he is excited sometime later this week. how he might figure into an opening day lineup if at all remains to be seen. begin next week and miami is on a roll in the acc. evidenced by its jump in the ap poll from 12 to seven after a win over virginia and louisville kansas has -- as a quick look at sports. jason: thank you. we know which broadway shows always making their way to th

. >> ready to make the world a better place -- >> a small town bunny moves to the big city zootopia with big dreams. she finds an unlikely friend in the fox. recognize that voice it's jason bateman. >> we like this one is a comedy about two unlikely friends coming together, the kind of naive idealist from the country trying to live out her dream and the jaded cynic who doesn't believe it's ever going to happen for them. >> directors say that the goal was to make zoo topia just as enjoyable for the adults as for the kids. >> we put references that adult was enjoy more than the kids like references to the godfather. moore and howard say they assembled their dream cast, a star studded lineup that gathered for zoo topia's hollywood premier. jason bateman, shakira and tommy chong and octavia spencer -- >> this felt like the oscars and the grammies. >> just kind of the party of my dreams. >> they even snagged super star shakira for her first ever part. >> she uses her fame to do good. and i think that is exactly what this gazelle haracter was. >>> now a special spotlight on a special lunch pro

. >> but other big city police departments we researched require officers to be full citizens including new york city, seattle. >> he point out there are almost 25,000 noncitizens serving in the u.s. military, none of them he says are eligible to serve as police officers in most states because of their immigration status. >> right now immigrants who are here illegally can go to afghanistan and protect the united states of america overseas. but in far more cities in the united states, they cannot come back and serve and protect their be citizens. that's out of whack if you think of it that way. >> there's a real danger he says to hire individuals from police departments from other countries. >> full belonging to the american community is not something that's required if you are going to be a representative, a legal armed badge-wearing representative of that community. >> reporter: but assistant chief paul figueroa think noncitizens have as much right to be policed than noncitizens. >> if i was thinking about going back home why would i put a uniform on and give my life for people that li

. >>> fifth ranked musketeers getting ready for the bright lights and big city. madison square garden, tournament. and today, in the sintas center. and good enough for second place in the regular season. muskies have been a well balanced team all season long. the key right now, all about defense >> the best teams in the country, hang their hat defensive end. i think the team could score with anybody in the country. i don't think we can outscore anybody in the country, on a given night. i'd like our team not to learn the hard way. and the sophomore scored 11 points per game. and latest poll is out, kansas state at the top. muskies, they are locked into the number 5 spot. and kentucky, they are number 16. red hawks, they kick off their 11th. win would give the hawks a match-up against buffalo. >>> the big 10 coach of the year, yogi. and the first team usa today, all-american. and the muskies trade on blue. and aac player of the week. >>> bengals making the move, resigning center to the contract. last season, played 12 games, as well, as the match-up against the steelers. conference, to

. >> in news for your help tonight, a big city about peanut allergies. it is to be that avoiding allergic foods and if it's he allergies and no sign to say you should feed babies peanuts prevent peanut allergies. researchers say babies should be fed as soupy, peanut butter mush starting as early as six months old. peanut at such an early age at at 80 percent less likely to develop up peanut allergy. spiezio while the findings do not prove zika causes babies to be born with underdeveloped brains, scientist say there is a strong link and more research needs to be done. >> there is an indication because the cells are generating the other cells to populate the brain, that means there is a potential link in our study we showed that after infection, there is an increase and sell deaths of the neural progenitor cells. >> the zika virus is spread by mosquitoes and can be very dangerous for pregnant women. the white house is announcing plans for summit next month, hoping state health department learn how to control the spread of the virus entry infections. >> a 1

big cities are too crowded already. and of course, there are other vulnerabilities to consider. >> isn't there a concern about teenagers, taking aback to it. for fun. >> sure somebody will do that at some point. there its also. danger of, then the same people taking it back to a parked car for instance. >> reporter: he said if he gets in trouble, a human operator will use a speaker to warn cull pretties they're being filmed and authorities are on the way. only one problem. it doesn't have a name yet. >> think this thing deserves a brilliant name. we are searching for it. >> maybe robo-drop, fred-x, or practice. >>> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm michelle miller. >>> dishonorably discharged the two top men at wounded warriors project are fired. after an expose on excessive spending. >>> deadly floodwaters force thousands from their homes. more rain is o

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big city in america i believe. in the sense that even on a saturday night, it's pretty desolate. looking through my instagram account, you can pull up pictures of many different areas of the city. here's one from southwest detroit. a lot of the houses look as if it was abruptly abandoned, clothes in the drawers, food in the refrigerator, one of my favorite interior abandoned houses. also there's the abandoned brewster projects, the brewster projects was opened in 1935. that was the first low income housing in the country. the history is still here. smoky robinson played basketball here, he lived here, lily tomlin, aretha franklin, mo motown. a lot of gangs, which is why they're tearing it down. ecosystem that comes from a bloody community is firstly drugs. we are on the east side of detroit, on euclid street, pretty much run over with crips. they are either boarded up burned down or, whoa, hold on bumpy ride or turned into drug houses. i don't think anybody livers on this block whatsoever. which is why the road is in disrepair. kind of okay, oh damn it, this is not good, the peopl

when we looked to start expanding, we looked at big cities. the logical place would be new york city or chicago or some place like that, but american music by in large, evolved out of mississippi and if you're going to start putting museums elsewhere outside of los angeles, i think the only place to start, and everyone on my team agrees, has to be mississippi."the museum features everything that deals with the the grammy's, including instruments that were played by popular artists such as the late b.b. king's famous guitar, lu-seal.as well as outfits that were worn by various artists during the grammy shows."a lot of the things you do in there are not behind glass. you can feel them, touch them, work them, you can mix records, you can write songs, you can do all kinds of things in there that you can't do hardly at any other museum in america."city officials are expecting this museum will be a cornerstone in the delta for years to come. and they're also using the help bring in more jobs and people to the state."this is a world wide venue so peop

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