gallagher: extremely important. a little under 12 states voting all across the nation, most of them southern states, many delegates up for grabs. remember, you need over 2000 of those in order to clinch the nomination, come july, when the moment -- or the nomination is set in stone when those delegates and superdelegates get together at the convention hall and everyone agrees as to whom will get the party nomination. that is on the republican and the democratic side. both of those camps voting today, mostly in primaries. it is an important day, simply because of how the race has been playing out, especially on the republican side with donald andp yet again way ahead most of these states which will and if the surveys are correct, he will be coming yet closer to this fateful moment where he will officially become the republican nominee. on the other hand, for hillary clinton, things are a little bit more uncertain. gallagher, let's talk more about these last few days of campaigning. they were starting to get a bit ugl

at the moment we'll be speaking to alan fisher in texas and andy gallagher in alabama.irst let's find out what super-tuesday is all about. the process can appear complicated, so we asked felicity barr to explain how it all works. >> super-tuesday the day when multiple u.s. states decide who they want as their party candidate. for the democrats it's a sfrath battle between hillary clinton and the senator from vermont bernie sanders. after her landslide win in south carolina, clinton has a strong lead over sanders with 544 delegates to his 85. she needs 2383 to win the nomination. tonight there are 865 in play. it's a more crowded race in the republican camp. donald trump, ted cruz, marco rubio, ben carson, and john saysic are all battling. here the magic number is 1237 to win. and defying earlier expectations donald trump remains in the lead. there are 595 at steak tonight. and these are the races we're looking at on this super-tuesday. 12 states are involved. as we have seen in recent weeks, anything can happen. so join me from 23 gmt as those results start to come in.

let's get more from andy gallagher. why have the mechanics of voting been such a big issue there? >> reporter: there is a focus on african american votes, and here in alabama that's especially relevant, a quarter of the population is african american. in wilcox county where we are now, it's more like 50% or more. you now have to produce government issued photo id. photo id required signs are all over the place. it doesn't sound like an unreasonable request, until you realize that rural communities people are very poor. they don't have public transportation, they don't have access to information, and they

and i'm jerry gallagher. storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. brr... it is cold this morning... temps are in the single digits and teens and have even dropped below zero in some places! wind chills are mainly in the single digits either side of zero this morning with mainly light winds... one of the reasons we are so cold. skies over new snow (in the north). we will have clouds track in this afternoon and snow track in tonight. a stray snow shower can track through this afternoon. highs will stay below normal today but it gets warm this weekend. i'll have more coming up in a few decision 20-16 coverage... new numbers coming in overnight -- as super tuesday voting wraps up. hillary clinton and donald trump are the clear winners. but they each face competition from within their own parties. tracie "we're going to go to florida." with both looking ahead after sweeping super tuesday. including texas, where trump wants to build going to break down barriers."

let's speak to andy gallagher.lain why the mechanics of voting have been such an issue there. >> reporter: super-tuesday is all about the southern states which means there is a focus on african american votes, and what makes alabama important is a quarter of the population are black. i'm in camdon, where the population is more than half. but two years ago this state changed the voter id laws. they said if you don't have government issued photo id you can't vote. civil rights campaigners say particularly in rural, poor areas where people don't have access to things like public transportation, information, or even the means to get to places to get photo ids, and they say that change in the law is deliberately excluding black voters. >> how are youal doing. >> reporter: this is a sparsely populated part of the state, but politics is on the minds of many. >> i ain't voting for either one of them. >> reporter: but in a town where more than half of the residents are african american, there is anger to the change in voter

and i'm jerry gallagher. storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. winter weather advisory continues this morning over much of the kwwl viewing area. we will have another band of snow track through the northern counties with light snow/sleet possible to the south. iowa dot cameras are showing that some roads remain slush, although some icy conditions may be the case, especially in the northern half of the viewing area. temperatures are in the upper teens to around 30 this morning with north winds 10-20 mph that will cause some blowing snow to continue. the snow tracks out this morning and by this afternoon we should have sunshine... but it will stay cold. highs will only be in the mid 20s to mid 30s with those north winds slow to die out. we have a couple more chances of snow in the forecast, too. i'll have that for you in a the big thing leading up to this storm seems to be how unpredictable but the storm has arrived... there's been a mixture of snow... and

when the man pursued them, gallagher struck. >> he more or less collapsed straight away. away. we got caught the next day. at the time i wasn't really thinking. and i was on drugs and drunk. >> gallagher received a life sentence but is eligible for parole after 15 years in prison. he works here as a barber. >> my mom and dad were middle class, suburban people, doesn't bother anybody. so for me to come into the jail, it was heart break for them. >> shock? >> shock, heartbreak. and that's why i barely talk to them anymore. >> how much time do you think you're going to be in prison before you really have a shot at parole? >> truthfully, i don't believe i've ever get out. that's just my perception of it. >> how does a 22-year-old face the fact when he wakes up every morning that he's spending the rest of his life -- >> drugs. tons of drugs. i've been in this hole three weeks and there's not been a day when i haven't had drugs. >> what kind of drugs? >> heroin. >> how are you -- >> smoke it. i seen you looking at my arms. people don't go for needles over here. absolutely hate

colby gallagher joins us with more on how they are getting around the loss. >> the department tells me the training center is known as the hub where many memories have ind there was a mural coverred photographs. -- inside there was a mural covered with photographs and it was loss because of the flood. >> we were expecting a large amount of rainfall but never to this devastation. the fire chief came in on a boat. >> reporter: five months after the flood the training looks like it always has from the outside. the inside tells a different story. . >> this was open to go into the larger classroom. . >> reporter: the chief says the damages are estimated at $400,000. . >> we had two classrooms. two bath rooms. a kitchen. a 911 center that was in here. a computer lab. storage areas and things of that nature. everything had to come out. >> reporter: he says despite the damages the team still has to meet the training requirements. over the country and a mobile unit. >> now we have to schedule training at this station or at another station throughout the county and we have to make that happen an

and i'm jerry gallagher. storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. brr... it is cold this morning... temps are in the single digits and teens and have even dropped below zero in some places! wind chills are mainly in the single digits either side of zero this morning with mainly light winds... one of the reasons we are so cold.

andy gallagher has more. >> reporter: inside the miami studios of radio milka, seven days a week they transmit to the people of cuba and say theirs is a message of resistance. for ten years they've been reporting on cuba's opposition movement and for many here, president obama's visit is a step in the wrong direction. >> what obama is doing is not engaging raul castro, he is befriending raul castro. the only sane connection to cuba is to use whatever leverage obama last. >> the exiled community, for those who came here many years ago, any movement towards noicialsationormalization is nol received. sylvia eliando arrived as a teenager. like many of her generation she thinks president obama's visit sends the wrong message. >> we are going to go there traa moment when there's more repression when our visit will serve to empower those in power. >> among those in miami, they say it began over a year ago and they are still not seeing the concessions they would like to see for the cuban people. but when you speak to younger americans, they do things very differently. raul is sympathetic to h

and i'm jerry gallagher. storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. winter weather advisory continues this morning over much of the kwwl viewing area. we will have another band of snow track through the northern counties with light snow/sleet possible to the south. iowa dot cameras are showing that some roads remain

in washington, i'm dianne gallagher. >> pam:for a third straight day, bart riders in north concord and pittsburg. are using bus bridges to reach their destinations. a power glitch on wednesday morning, forced the closure of eastern most stops. in contra costa county. >> reporter: and repair cars that has the power to us apart if it many of absurdist not more. parts from other cars. they havebut as bart tries to get that work donw, they are also facing increased critiscm. today state senator steve glazer issued a scathing statement on the "the maintenance problems at bart have not just occurred overnight. they have been years in the making due to financial and leadership failures by thewe are expecting a bart spokesperson to arrive here in north concord shortly to give us issues. kron 4 news. for bart riders. it was another what should have been a straight shot on the train. detoured on to buses. as kron 4 's teresa estacio reports. even the youngest riders had to deal with the frustration. but because of the bus bridge -

. >>> plus -- >> i'm andy gallagher in birmingham, alabama where a controversial law is coming underreasing scrutiny. ♪ >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> let's get through the top stories. refugees who are trapped in greece have blocked a railway line in macedonia, protesting their country's refusal to allow them in. >>> united nations says aid is slowly trickling into syria. >>> north korea's allegedly fired six short-range projectiles in a show of defiance hours after the u.n. adopted tough new sanctions against north korea. >>> within the last hour, the u.n. has held a special briefing on the war in yemen. say they as the security situation gets worse, aid efforts are being severely hampered. yemen's ambassador to the u.n. says his government is ready to negotiate, but only if houthi rebels stop fighting. let's go to daniel lak. it must be 12 months since we talked about this and said that conditions are getting worse and aid could

but obama's visit is dividing cuban americans and andy gallagher reports from miami where there are auban exiles. >> reporter: inside the studios the broadcasters have a unique missions and for seven days a week and short wave radio they transmit to the people of cuba and say it's a message of resistance. for ten years they have been reporting on cuba's opposition movement and for many years president obama visit is in the step in the wrong direction. >> he is be friending castro and it should be divorced and engage with the resistance and cuban people and the thing positive to cuba is using substantial international leverage he has for free elections. >> reporter: echoed by many in the exiled community and for those that came here many years ago any move to normalization is not well received. >> every time castro takes the microphone he reiterates they are not going to change this. >> reporter: arrived at a teen and spent her life fighting for change on the island and thinks president obama's visit visit sends the wrong message. >> going there at a moment when there is more oppressio

super tuesday is essentially a super clarifying day. >> andy gallagher life in camden, alabama, thank you. >> still, we have more to come here at al jazeera, including the record breaking orbital mission that hopes to pave the way for living in outer space. >> i'm aidrian brown in china, where legislation that's been 20 years in the making is finally about to outlaw domestic violence. critics say it doesn't go far enough. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help grow your business. you don't see that every day. introducing wifi pro, wifi that helps grow your business. comcast business. built for business. when it comes to the fithings you love,. you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you

but as al jazeera's andy gallagher reports not every player thinks there is a problem. >> reporter: whenmes to the next generation of female tennis players the university of miami prides itself on turning out some of the best new hopefuls. the hurricanes as the team is known put in relentless hours of practice with a statement from a senior tennis official through the courts and throughout the sport. >> if if i were a lady player i would get down every night on my knees and thank god that federer and djokovic were there because they carried the sport. >> surprised that a high ranking executive would make the comments comments. >> reporter: as a player and sports marking wendy doesn't think the comments mean there is a problem with sexism in tennis but says the timing has been troubling. >> a bad year for tennis and had difficult discussions about match fixing, about performance-enhancing drugs and now discrimination. so i think this is another good example of why leadership is so important. >> reporter: over the years sexism reared its ugly head plenty of times this the sport of tennis b

andy gallagher is there. this is what, 25% african americans, so the black vote matters. >> reporter: it is indeed. in fact why i'm here in camdon. here is the issue, two years ago this state changed its voter id laws. now if you want to vote, you have produce government issued photo id. it seems like a reasonable question, but in rural poor communities like the one we're in here, many people don't have issue to public transportation, and they simply can't afford the license fees to get a license. compounding all of that is the closure of more than 30 offices that give out driver's licenses, many of them in predominantly african american counties. civil rights campaigners say that law has done one thing, deliberating excluding black voters. >> how are y'all doing? can i give you a flier before you get out? >> reporter: in alabama rural areas, campaigning in supermarket car parks is sometimes the only way to meet voters. this is a sparsely populated part of the state. >> i ain't voting for either one of them.

else. i could go out in and i could disrupt the speech and cause the drama. >> in washington, diane gallagher. >> house speaker paul ryan, who hasn't endorsed a republican candidate and typically comments, totals a radio wisconsin station, he found the images, very concerning, quote, unquote. take responsibility for the environment at their rallies. >> local 12 news, tomorrow. the votes are going to be counted in ohio's election and primaries across the country, from 9:00 to 10:00. local12.com. we will stream your voice, your future super tuesday election special, and we will have complete coverage on your run for the white house, local candidates and issues at 11:00, on local 12:00. >> authorities say a spring breaker from indiana was drinking heavily before he fell in a parking garage and died. police say, 20-year-old, tyler, was found by a passerby in a parking garage. police say that it's unclear how high gilmor was when he fell. witnesses say he was last seen approximately two hours earlier and had been drinking through the day. his death is under investigation, but authorities do not su

anthropost of the mic gallagher show, mike gallagher.and a great american. it's good to have you all here. let me start lisa with you. this looks like a tight race in a number of states. the pool reflecting some of those. your reaction. >> it is a tight race and i think what we are seeing tonight especially if you look at the exit polling in states like ohio and florida just anger we are seeing from voters in feeling that the republican party has betrayed them. we have seen this all along throughout this election cycle and 530 it did an analysis that shows john kasich and marco rubio combined have only received 28.2% of the entire gop votes so far this election cycle , so even as john kasich wins ohio the path is not clear for him. there is clearly this anti-establishment. >> people are angry and they are getting angrier. you look at the numbers out of north carolina people feel that trump would be even close to cruz and a heavenly evangelical state tells you this something that's going on that's different. lou: i think i keep hearing ab

in washington, dianne gallagher. tracking colder temps, along with rain and a little snow....get ready for a quite ride with our weather over the next few days. we )ll start our thursday morning with temperatures in the low to mid 30s. by afternoon, highs will climb into the mid 40s. we )ll see sunshine for and evening, clouds will increase and thicken as our next frontal system approaches from the west. that system will bring wet weather our way late thursday night in form of rain first. but some snow will likely mix in with the rain overnight thursday into friday, especially for our inland and northern communities. little to no accumulation is expected. otherwise, expect rain for most of our viewing area during this event through friday. high temperatures will be in the mid 40s. drier weather moves in for saturday and sunday with high temperatures in the upper 40s on saturday and the low to mid 50s on sunday. we )ll be newschannel 3 is honoring our american heroes. today we )re honoring mass communication specialis

diane gallagher in washington, d.c. take care. >>> keep it here for continuing coverage of 2016 and every day on cleveland 19 news at 5:00 and download the free mobile app for rupp dates on the go. >> the ohio supreme court ruled executioners will get a second chance to put broom to death after botching the first attempt in 2009. broom was to be executed and after two hours and 18 tries to give him a lethal injection executioners were unable to find a vein. >>> broom was convicted of raping and killing a 14-year-old on cleveland's east side. >>> a heartbreaker. a teen injured in a basketball accident died this morning. lear was playing basketball with the 16-year-old tried to dunk a ball and crashed the support pole and crashed on his head and neck and died 18 days later. a tribute page he is a registered organ donor. >> and they have suspended the search for the car that plunged into a river. it went off a bridge connecting ohio and kentucky. police found the vehicle at the bottom of the river with sonar and divers wer

andy gallagher has the story. >> it doesn't dispense anything as old fashioned as paper money. >> we go ahead and start and first steps to go ahead and scan your i.d. >> reporter: this terminal is part of a growing network of bitcoin mche machines that doug carello has described. >> infrastructure to kind of help the next wave of machines, to be improved. >> intoint only seven years old but piquing the interest, it's all a long way from the days when bitcoin was associated with drug deals and hackers. mattei takei session he hasn't booked a room on anything orient bitcoin. it's the relative security of the currency. >> if you have your own bitcoin wallet, no one is able to stay that money away from you. i think that gives people a really good understanding on how safely they can store their money, their valuables. >> it has been said bitcoin has been written off as a surveilled project but there are some issues. as the number of issues increase transactions can be unpredictable. but perhaps more serious is the falling-out amongst the community that controls the currency, leading to w

diane gallagher live in washington, d.c. we will look for returns tonight. >>> donald trump is coming to cleveland soon at the i-x center this saturday. find out how you can get tickets for the event coming up at 6:00. >>> he fought long and hard against it. the maryland court of appeals says williamsporter must testify against all five of fellow officers in the freddie gray case. it ended in a hung jury and all officers are charged in freddie gray who died in police custody in april of 2015. >>> four people were hurt when a commuter train derailed 45 miles east of san francisco. the train hit a tree that fell on the tracks sending the train car full of passengers plunging into a creek. all 214 on board miraculously managed to make it off the train alive. >>> two years ago today malaysia airlines flight 370 simply vanished and investigators still don't know what happened to the jetliner. relatives of the victims remain desperate for answers. tina krause has an update on the search. >> relatives of victims are grieving on the

ns >> in hollywood, trace gallagher, fox news. >> and the passion airs live to mount night at 8:00, right here on fox 8. >> just after midnight tonight we will officially start spring but it will wait a few days to feel springlike. >> the vernal equinox means the most direct sun rays are falling at the equator. that her prince the first of fallq and the first day of there are no springlike temperatures until the middle of the week coming uppr. highs near 60 degrees on wednesday and there could be shower c weather around. the best chance of rain on thursdayat and we have it up to 80 percent now. showers and thunderstorms so remember that if you want to be outside.ha friday is a little winter mix possible. that will be tweeting. 52 degrees and the we can looks great. mid- 50s for easter. >> perfect for easter egg hunts in the backyard.d. >> thank you. breaking news and sports, johnny mandel has an agent.re manziel manziel -- that's all the time we have for fox 8 newse at 6:00. all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. pwe came back for inte

and i'm jerry gallagher. storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. winter weather advisory will have another band of snow track through the northern counties with light snow/sleet possible to the south. iowa dot some icy conditions may be the case, especially in the northern with north winds 10-20 mph that will cause some blowing snow to continue. the snow tracks out this morning and by this forecast, too. i'll have that for you in a few minutes. 30 this morning with north winds 10-20 mph that will cause some blowing snow to continue. the snow tracks out sunshine... but it will stay cold. highs will only be in the mid 20s to mid 30s with those north winds slow to die out. we have a couple more chances of snow in the blowing snow to continue. the snow tracks out this morning and by this afternoon we should have sunshine... but it will stay cold. highs will only be in the mid 20s to mid 30s with those north winds the forecast, too. i'll have that for you in a

[applause] in washington, dianne gallagher. jonathan: our chief political correspondent scott thuman jo primary is whether donald trump can be blocked from getting the number of delegates he needs to do this? you talk to everybody. it seems ohio is the one place that he may get blocked. scott: the numbers look positive for him in florida. marco rubio is in trouble there. now the attention is on ohio and john kasich. they are neck in neck there, sometimes kasich leading. if john kasich can win his home state, that is a winner take all. 66 delegates in his pocket it prevents donald trump being on a significant path to the 1237. that is the number of the delegates you need to clinch the nomination. it would make it so difficult that then donald trump would essentially need to win 60% of the vote from here until this thing is over to clinch the nomination. that is tough. even for the momentum that he has right now. yes, it could be stopped. jonathan: talk about florida. if the pollsters are bad as what we saw in michigan for the de

both states mean a lot in the >> all right, diane gallagher thanks for the time in washington, d.c. it will be an interesting couple of weeks. >> denise: it sure is. >> dan: denying coverage of campaign 2016. download our free app for the latest updates on the go. >> denise: joint military drills with the u.s. and south korea got underway today and north korea is threatening nuclear action. north korea says it will launch responding to what it considers aggression on the part of its enemies. state media quotes a national defense spokesman saying the strike would show the country's military power. >> meantime british police are preparing for what they calle norm us and spectacular terror attacks on the u.k. that's according to britain senior counter-terrorism officer. the current threat level for international terrorism in the u.k. remains severe meaning an attack is highly likely. >> dan: this is interesting. two volunteer firefighters in virginia were suspended after they chose to drive a toddler to the hospital in their fire truck. firefighters were first to arrive when called to

trace gallagher is here with me. has been covering these events here for all these years.tribute, and you think, five days putting this together. they planned for 30 years but to put this together in five days, it is saying something about who they were paying tribute today when you have the greatest speakers in the the world giving eulogies and that is what happened today. the rain came a little bit during the service and then went away and came back. now it's back with a vengeance. this is fitting because if you think back, ronald reagan had the sun setting ceremony and nancy reagan laid her head on the casket and it was this perfect ending and while nancy reagan is here and the rain is here but when the rain goes away, maybe there's a rainbow, and nancy reagan's secret service nickname was rainbow so maybe this is fitting. it's funny because you hear ron reagan talk about how she is now presiding over the reagan library. she has been building there is for 30 years, and this isn't the end. this is one of the busiest, if not the&est presidential library the country and ha

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trace gallagher is live with us. what else do we know about this appeal, trace?>> apple has filed a motion to v vacate the order. both apple and the fbi believe this matter should not be decided by the courts but rather in congress. both testified yesterday with the fbi acknowledging this case could set a new precedent and apple responding that it is critical to protect consumer privacy against increasingly sophisticated hackers. listen. >> the fbi has asked the court to order us to give them something that we don't have. to create an operating system that does not exist. the reason it doesn't exist is because it would be too dangerous. >> we only use the tools given to us under the law. it's our job to tell people it is a problem. >> members of congress appear split on the issue and now the aclu and several other companies are filing court companies on behalf of apple. shep? >> trace gallagher, thank you, sir. and we'll be right back. i take pictures of sunrises. it's my job and it's also my passion. but with my back pain i couldn't sleep... so i couldn't get up

i'm jerry gallagher. let's check on your weather now with storm track 7 meteorologist eileen loan. good morning. winter weather advisory continues this morning over much of the kwwl viewing area. we will have another band of snow track through the northern counties to the south. iowa dot cameras are showing that some with snow and slush, although some icy conditions may be the half of the viewing area. temperatures are in the upper teens to around 30

. >> 367 kilometers away in miami is andy gallagher. you talked the age dividing opinion there between the cuban community. is the view of the older generation still relevant? >> well, i stood on this very corner 10 years ago when fidel castro ceded power to his brother, raul. there were hundreds of people around here. it was a very historic moment for the million cuban americans that live here. today, you can see behind me we've got four or five people out making their voices heard. that really shows you the muted reaction to this whole normalization process that happened over a year ago. there is some generational divide, the older cuban americans here that made the journey to the united states still carry the scars. for them, any sense of normalization, any sense that a president should set foot on cuban soil is not greeted well, and they say look, this has been happening over a year ago. we still haven't seen any concessions for the people of cuba. in fact on sunday, the ladies in white that march every sunday, there were arrests, t

trace gallagher has a preview. >> fox's sunday live broadcast of the passion will be an epic two-hour live event taking place on the streets of new orleans. unconditional -- >> mixing modern pop songings with the contemporary story of jesus' last few hours, the cast believes this is a perfect combination for those looking for some inspiration. >> this country needs hope, we need, we need something positive, we need faith, we need god, we need something to lift us. i was so surprised to find how many millennials don't even know the story of the resurrection. so to have this told and set in modern daytimes to top 40 music, it opens up it up -- it up to everyone. story, to hear a story more than 2,000 years old told by songs of our time where we've heard them a hundred thousand times -- >> i think the songs that were chosen certainly take on a completely new meaning when you see the visuals that go along with it and the sceneses and how they work in the context. >> the 16-song soundtrack is out this week featuring chris daughtry, seal and trisha yearwood. >> and with thousands expected t

trace gallagher knows. trace?reporter: yeah, marco rubio has by far the most delegates with 169. they don't disappear but in a contested convention they can't be gift wrapped or handed to another candidate. for example, marco rubio's delegates from 20 states and puerto rico. but 134 of those delegates are bound, meaning the states require them to vote for rubio on the first ballot even though he's no longer in the race. on later ballots, they can vote for whoever. 35 of rubio's delegates unbound and when he dropped out, they're free agents who can vote for anyone. and that makes them extremely valuable to the campaigns because if the candidates can't sit 1,237 the next best thing is free agents to win on the first ballot which is exactly what happened back in 1976 going in to the convention, gerald ford didn't have the majority but he did have a slight lead over ronald reagan and by promising the delegates things like white house visits and other goodies, ford picked up enough support to win on the first ballot by

let's go to andy gallagher now where minority voting rights have been a big issue. just explain to us why the mechanics of the voter there have been so filled with controversy and some people aren't getting to vote. >> it's all about this, government i should picture i.d.'s. two years ago, the state of alabama changed the rules, saying anyone who wanted to cast their ballot had to produce government picture issued i.d. said. civil rights activists say poor communities like we're in now, people don't have access to public transport, information or have the means to get somewhere and get picture i.d. that they say is a deliberate policy to exclude black voters. >> how are you all doing? can i give you a flyer before you get out? you may want to leave it in the car. >> campaigning in supermarket car parks is sometimes the only way to meet seaters. this is a sparsely populated part of the state. politics is on the mind for many. it comes at a time morn half the residents are african-american. there is anger over change to the voter laws. without voter i.d.'s, ballots ca

trace gallagher is live with the latest on that. trace, good evening. >> reporter: sandra, good evening. this the hours after this week's attack on brussels, belgium's three nuclear power sites were sealed off and all nonessential personnel had their security clearances revoked. at the time, authorities said the move was based on "new information and the events of today." well, now we know belgian security forces were concerned that nuclear facilities themselves could have been targets for terror and here's why. three months ago during a raid in brussels that was linked to finding information about the terror attacks in paris, investigators found surveillance video of one of belgium's senior nuclear scientists, the he would of the country's nuclear research and development program. someone had secretly placed a video camera in a bush near the scientist's home to track his daily routine. the fear is that terrorists were planning to kidnap the nuclear expert to gain information on how to get inside a nuke facility. experts say they we

so, this is all in accordance with the former first lady's wishes. >> trace gallagher at theq>ñ library> politics now. it could be sink or swim for marco rubio, his home state of florida prepares to hold its primary a week from tomorrow. a new poll shows he may be facing some serious trouble from coast to coast to coast. plus, outside groups are waging a multi million dollar war now to stop donald trump from clinching the republican nomination. so, who is this money and what are these ads and who is behind it all? is it too little too late? we'll get the answer from senior political writer from u.s. news and world report. that's ahead on "shepard smith reporting." bottom of the hour, top of the news next. and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why to

let's hear from andy gallagher. he is in in inside the studios, the broadcasters have an unique mission. seven days a week via short-wave radio, they transmit to the pool of cure and tha they have been reporting on cuba's opposition movement, and for many here president's visit. >> the only thing is to use a leverage obama has to call for free elections. >> it's a sentiment echoed by many in the exiled community. for those who came here many years ago, answer move here is not well received. >> elia elizondo arrived as a teenager has been fighting for change on the island. she thinks that the visit sends the wrong message. >> we're going to go there at a moment when there is more repression, when our visit will serve to empower those in power. >> among miami's old cuban americans there is still deep skepticism for the normalization process. they say it began over a year ago, and they're still not seeing the cone sessions they would like to see from the cuban people. but when you speak to young people, they see things

dianne gallagher has a look at the big winners, at the academy awards. six nominations over 22 years -- and leonardo dicaprio is finally an oscar winner. in accepting the best actor award for the revenant -- he brought the climate change discussion into focus. granted, i do not take tonight for granted, thank you so very much." the political themes didn't end there... starting with the opening monologue... host chris rock made reference to the oscars so white controversy. "hollywood is sorority racist, it's like we like you rhonda but you're not a kappa." also calling attention to racism...alejandro innaritu in his acceptance speech for best director for "the revenant." "and make sure for once and forever that the color of the skin becomes as irrelevant as the length of our hair." and listen to this direct challenge from the producer of church sexual abuse drama "spotlight" - which won the night's final prize -- best picture. "pope francis it's time to protect the children, and restore the faith." brie larson won best actress -- her first oscar -- for he

highs were off the chart today. 73 in gallagher -- upper 60s here and carson city. send. this one looks like costa rica, right? how do you know it's not costa rica? you know that water is called. surf's up. the winds were up today at lake tahoe, the wind out of the south at around 30 miles per hour. 55 is the average for this time of year and we are now in the mid-40s to low 30s but no one is at the freezing mark. even south lake tahoe at 44 so that's nice. wind speeds gusty at times, still from the south and southwest and that feels good to go, a nice -- feels good to go -- winter is coming back to tahoe. maybe 2 feet of snow by monday and then more storms lined up. if you want more, don't go anywhere, it's coming toward us. hours, thursday for top -- tahoe , lingering showers and then pretty much gone and we wait for big changes on saturday and sunday. overnight lows in the northeast below freezing. and then 72 for hawthorn, upper 60s to low 70s. enjoy the afternoon. 72 in fern lake, two degrees cooler than today's high. partly cloudy skies and to the north -- nixon upp

trace gallagher volunteered to find out.th the beer. >> reporter: we should begin by fessing up that st. patrick was a brit, kidnapped by irish pirates. historians point out that he was an atheist who later in life discovered his faith and became a priest. it's unclear if he died in ireland but it is believed he died on march 17. and it used to be a religious holiday but became celebratory, because as my grandmother used to say, the irish like a wee bit to drink. the first parade was in new york in 1766. it was said he used the three-leaf shamrock to explain the trinity, but the historians say they would wear shamrocks on their coats and leprechauns weren't always little rosy hitle green men in suits. at one time it was believed they were ferries. and corn beef and cabbage is an american dish, and the original color of st. patrick's day was blue, but because ireland is the british isle, blue lost out. >> if you ever go to ireland, never kiss the blarney stone. do you know why? some people use it on their way home from bars.

we have add dam fisher in houston, and andy gallagher is in alabama.st, though, john hendren looks ahead to the next big battle, the state of ohio. >> reporter: if you want to become an american president, history says you have to win here first. >> mr. donald j trump! >> reporter: every candidate has been here, and will be here again and again. >> you have every part of the country represented here in ohio. >> reporter: the state's mix makes it the state that more than any other is known for picking presidents. >> now is one of probably a dozen battleground states for the presidency. only a dozen, out of 50 states there are only about 12 where there is a real contest going on. and that has been ohio for years and years. >> reporter: in the general election the mirror has long cast a strikingly accurate reflection of what happens in the nation when all votes are cast. ohio has become the gateway to the white house, since 1964, every single president have all had to win here first. on average, the state votes within 1.3 percentage points of the national

i'm jerry gallagher. let's check on your weather now with storm track 7 meteorologist eileen loan. good morning. brr... it is cold this morning... temps are in the single digits and teens and have even dropped below zero in some places! wind chills are mainly in the single digits either side of zero this morning with mainly light winds... one of the reasons we new snow (in the north). we will have clouds track in this afternoon and snow track in tonight. a stray snow shower can track through this afternoon. highs will stay below normal today but it gets warm this weekend. i'll have more coming up in a few

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among his many achievements but has also faced problems with injuries and public image and andy gallagher. >> reporter: widely considered one of the game's greatest quarterbacks peyton manning career spanned 18 years and leaves the national football league as all time leader in passing touchdowns and helped two teams earn a superbowl and five most valuable player awards and on monday he bid the game an emotional farewell >> when i look back on my nfl career i will know without a doubt i gave everything for me teams to walk away with a win, there were other players who were more talented but there was no one who could out prepare me and because of that i have no regrets. >> reporter: manning's career began in 1998 when he was drafted for the indianapolis colts and played 13 seasons taking the team to the playoffs a total of 11 times but perhaps more importantly manning left a profound impact on the game and the state. >> peyton manning turned it from historically being a basketball state into a football state. that is the effect that he had while he was there. he took them to a couple supe