greg lee, eyewitness news. >> very cool. you can order online now. thaeul they will send you a link and male it to you, and it comes quickly. >> i'd much prefer you visit me. >> with that dress, yes. say yes to the girl scout dress. >> what are those critters you're selling though? >> those are the chocolate covered bug cookies coming out next year. it's for the adventurer inside of you. >> there you go.we'll tell you what we learned overnight. super tuesday is here. hundreds of delegates are at stake right now-- so who's got the best odds? we'll get to your headlines in a minute, but first--dayna is tracking breaking news... that's right we just learned about a home invasion. that happened around 3 this morning. this is a live picture from the scene near nellis and sahara. metro says an armed suspect or suspects broke into the home. they are not in police custody. officers are searching for them right now. again they are armed. parker collins is there getting more information. we'll check in with him, as soon as he gets an update. high pressure stil

kabc's greg lee with the story. >> would you like to buy some girl scout cookies. pa. >> reporter: it's that time of year ago. girl scout cookies back on sale. selling thin mints, shortbreads and caramel delights help her fund raise for important activities. >> and i get to go to san francisco and camping. >> reporter: lama's mom laura says it's a good chance for her to learn about managing money and interacing with others. but while selling cookies in front of this grocery store, lana got an unexpected lesson. >> there's good people in this world and there's bad people, and it was a good lesson for her to learn. her a $100 bill for five boxes. she gave him $75 in change and he left. >>> someone gave us a fake $100 bill. >> we're the girl scouts. who would do that? so yeah, it was kind of shocking. >> police confirm it was a counterfeit bill. while waiting for officers to arrive, another surprise. this time from a good samaritan. >> told her what happened. she went back home and gave us $100. >> she said i didn't want your daughter to have a bad girl scout experien

greg lee, eyewitness news. >> very cool. you can order online now. they'll send you a link and play it to you. it comes quickly. >> i'd much prefer you visit me. >> with that dress, yes. say yes to the girl scout dress. >> what are those critters you're selling though? >> those are the chocolate covered bug cookies coming out it's for the adventurer inside of you. >> we'll sell those at the oscars next year. >>> making news in america this morning, super tuesday showdown. the most important day so far in the presidential election. multistate voting with a lot at stake. we're live in washington with the candidates last-minute efforts and states seen as must wins today. >>> violent rally. chaos erupting at a donald trump event. protesters disrupting the front-runner and a photographer getting slammed to the ground by a secret service agent. >>> caught on camera. a driver leading police on a wild chase in a u-haul. >>> and historic year in space. astronaut scott kelly preparing

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greg rivers submitted his letter of resignation. he got caught up with the then superintendent catherine lee roy. he accused her of sexual harassment. >>> panama city spring break reputation is infamous but things are changing. it is no longer on the list of trashiest american spring break destinations. spring break will never be the same. co-ed.com removed panama city beach from the list. it came after the city approved they explain it is all part of the new plan for the area. >> what we're doing is marketing towards more families because we really do want to bring people in and let them know this is the place for them. i think it does show progress. that, you know, the word is getting out there that panama city beach is a great place to be. >> spring break and panama city officially kicks off this week. >>> time is 5:08 and leigh is here with the weekend. my favorite word. >> it will be a wonderful weekend as well. even better news at 5:0 #. at 5:08 right now. it is not looking so pretty. we have spotty, very tiny quick moving showers out of pasco and into northern polk county. a sprinkle neal

greg suhr. >> (clapping.) >> our city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> and we've heard from consul general grant and mayor ed lee and ms. shuttling and supervisor yee is here. >> (clapping.) >> who represents o represents many the sunset district and vicki hennessey our sheriff. >> alex from the board of city college. >> (clapping.) >> carmen chu our amazing assessor-recorder. >> (clapping.) >> and scott wiener into district 8. >> (clapping.) >> so i'd like to bring up someone that is involved the irish community born and raised san franciscan was in our police department for 319 years retired as a lieutenant and the president of the irish society. >> (clapping.) >> thank you first of all, i want to off the condolences of the entire irish community to mr. and mrs. boiling on the passing of their son tenors at the dinner the other night i coached terrance in soccer at scared high school i looked at terrance and he said i remedy you. you made me run a lot i was open again, it when i got the calls about the tragedy and i was happy that i made that approach to terrance but i have a bit of a personal request our grand marsha

recommendations throughout the country transportation authority i'm joined by mayor ed lee as well as tsthe chief greg suhr this anyone city officials and federal authorities are jointly now and then the spark the doj acholic beverage reform initiative for technical assistance fireman to the sfod the review is in response by requests by the mayor, from the chief, from elected city officials and community members asking the justifying to look at the san francisco police department and their use of force and practices the acholic beverage reform will focus on san francisco's police departments operations e operational policies and training and practices and accountability system for pertaining to stops and searchers and for the use of force and importantly there review will examine whether racial and ethic disparliaments exists with respect to the action taken and not taken by the san francisco police department director davtsz will explain in future detail by about the program the mayor and chief have requested an exhaust transparent review of the san francisco police department of justice and that is

greg adlibs weather forecast tease chopper 13 bringing you getting justice this morning, after the man behind the wheel pleads guilty. police say see-ong lee was miles an hour down boulder highway when he crashed into the girls car last march. prosecutors say they'll push for him to spend 14 to 40 years in prison. lee's sentencing is scheduled for april 18th. tonight... metro officers are inviting you to meet with them, and learn about the crimes happening in your neighborhood. the first tuesday meetings will all start at 7 o'clock at the different area commands. each discussion will focus on different topics like car break-ins, identify theft, or financial crimes. we have a list with all the details on our website-- ktnv.com time now is x:xx --- coming up-- a consumer alert for women this morning... after hundreds of complaints about serious side affects, the f-d-a is now forcing one birth control company to put a new high pressure still holding to the valley as a weak front begins to moves just north of clark county through today and wednesday. partly cloudy skies will be common with highs temperatures between 78 and 83 degrees. central

greg suhr. >> (clapping.) >> our city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> and we've heard from consul general grant and mayor ed lee and ms.ling and supervisor yee is here. >> (clapping.) >> who represents o represents many the sunset district and vicki hennessey our sheriff. >> alex from the board of city college. >> (clapping.) >> carmen chu our amazing assessor-recorder. >> (clapping.) >> and scott wiener into district 8. >> (clapping.) >> so i'd like to bring up someone that is involved the irish community born and raised san franciscan was in our police department for 319 years retired as a lieutenant and the president of the irish society. >> (clapping.) >> thank you first of all, i want to off the condolences of the entire irish community to mr. and mrs. boiling on the passing of their son tenors at the dinner the other night i coached terrance in soccer at scared high school i looked at terrance and he said i remedy you. you made me run a lot i was open again, it when i got the calls about the tragedy and i was happy that i made that approach to terrance but i have a bit of a personal request our grand marshall sai

recommendations throughout the country transportation authority i'm joined by mayor ed lee as well as tsthe chief gregty officials and federal authorities are jointly now and then the spark the doj acholic beverage reform initiative for technical assistance fireman to the sfod the review is in response by requests by the mayor, from the chief, from elected city officials and community members asking the justifying to look at the san francisco police department and their use of force and practices the acholic beverage reform will focus on san francisco's police departments operations e operational policies and training and practices and accountability system for pertaining to stops and searchers and for the use of force and importantly there review will examine whether racial and ethic disparliaments exists with respect to the action taken and not taken by the san francisco police department director davtsz will explain in future detail by about the program the mayor and chief have requested an exhaust transparent review of the san francisco police department of justice and that is what they're going t

greg suhr. >> (clapping.) >> our city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> and we've heard from consul general grant and mayor ed lee and ms. shuttling and supervisor yee is here. >> (clapping.) >> who represents o represents many the sunset district and vicki hennessey our sheriff. >> alex from the board of city college. >> (clapping.) >> carmen chu our amazing assessor-recorder. >> (clapping.) >> and scott wiener into district 8. >> (clapping.) >> so i'd like to bring up someone that is involved the irish community born and raised san franciscan was in our police department for 319 years retired as a lieutenant and the president of the irish society. >> (clapping.) >> thank you first of all, i want to off the condolences of the entire irish community to mr. and mrs. boiling on the passing of their son tenors at the dinner the other night i coached terrance in soccer at scared high school i looked at terrance and he said i remedy you. you made me run a lot i was open again, it when i got the calls about the tragedy and i was happy that i made that approach to terrance but i have a bit of a personal request our grand marsha

greg suhr. >> (clapping.) >> our city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> and we've heard from consul general grant and mayor ed lee and ms. shuttling and supervisor yee is here. >> (clapping.) >> who represents o represents many the sunset district and vicki hennessey our sheriff. >> alex from the board of city college. >> (clapping.) >> carmen chu our amazing assessor-recorder. >> (clapping.) >> and scott wiener into district 8. >> (clapping.) >> so i'd like to bring up someone that is involved the irish community born and raised san franciscan was in our police department for 319 years retired as a lieutenant and the president of the irish society. >> (clapping.) >> thank you first of all, i want to off the condolences of the entire irish community to mr. and mrs. boiling on the passing of their son tenors at the dinner the other night i coached terrance in soccer at scared high school i looked at terrance and he said i remedy you. you made me run a lot i was open again, it when i got the calls about the tragedy and i was happy that i made that approach to terrance but i have a bit of a personal request our grand marsha

would like to thank greg highback, chief of the disability rights office, susie singleson, michele kerry, mary beth murray, maria malarki, and others of the media bureau, sharon leend sharon randolph of enforcement bureau and marilyn stone and susan aaron of the general counsel's office for their work to support this item. >> thank you. good morning, mr. chairman and commissioners. we have often heard it said if all the improvements in senior citizen in the last century closed captioning was the most significant and true for the last item presented, the obligations for closed captions came from the 1996 amendments to the communications act celebrated now by the 20th anniversary. but you be till february 2014, problems with the quality of captions are had gradually been making an television viewing with closed captioning increasingly difficult. in the years leading up to this order, consumers reported inconsistencies in the way that captions were being provided. with many people reporting that captions were often inaccurate, incomplete, and delayed behind the program's audio track. two years ago, the commission took landmark steps to ensuring that tv programming c

greg suhr. >> (clapping.) >> our city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> and we've heard from consul general grant and mayor ed lee and ms. shuttling and supervisor yee is here. >> (clapping.) >> who represents o represents many the sunset district and vicki hennessey our sheriff. >> alex from the board of city college. >> (clapping.) >> carmen chu our amazing assessor-recorder. >> (clapping.) >> and scott wiener into district 8. >> (clapping.) >> so i'd like to bring up someone that is involved the irish community born and raised san franciscan was in our police department for 319 years retired as a lieutenant and the president of the irish society. >> (clapping.) >> thank you first of all, i want to off the condolences of the entire irish community to mr. and mrs. boiling on the passing of their son tenors at the dinner the other night i coached terrance in soccer at scared high school i looked at terrance and he said i remedy you. you made me run a lot i was open again, it when i got the calls about the tragedy and i was happy that i made that approach to terrance but i have a bit of a personal request our grand marsha

greg suhr. >> (clapping.) >> our city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> and we've heard from consul general grant and mayor ed lee and ms. shuttling and supervisor yee is here. >> (clapping.) >> who represents o represents many the sunset district and vicki hennessey our sheriff. >> alex from the board of city college. >> (clapping.) >> carmen chu our amazing assessor-recorder. >> (clapping.) >> and scott wiener into district 8. >> (clapping.) >> so i'd like to bring up someone that is involved the irish community born and raised san franciscan was in our police department for 319 years retired as a lieutenant and the president of the irish society. >> (clapping.) >> thank you first of all, i want to off the condolences of the entire irish community to mr. and mrs. boiling on the passing of their son tenors at the dinner the other night i coached terrance in soccer at scared high school i looked at terrance and he said i remedy you. you made me run a lot i was open again, it when i got the calls about the tragedy and i was happy that i made that approach to terrance but i have a bit of a personal request our grand marsha

greg suhr. >> (clapping.) >> our city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> and we've heard from consul general grant and mayor ed lee and ms.e is here. >> (clapping.) >> who represents o represents many the sunset district and vicki hennessey our sheriff. >> alex from the board of city college. >> (clapping.) >> carmen chu our amazing assessor-recorder. >> (clapping.) >> and scott wiener into district 8. >> (clapping.) >> so i'd like to bring up someone that is involved the irish community born and raised san franciscan was in our police department for 319 years retired as a lieutenant and the president of the irish society. >> (clapping.) >> thank you first of all, i want to off the condolences of the entire irish community to mr. and mrs. boiling on the passing of their son tenors at the dinner the other night i coached terrance in soccer at scared high school i looked at terrance and he said i remedy you. you made me run a lot i was open again, it when i got the calls about the tragedy and i was happy that i made that approach to terrance but i have a bit of a personal request our grand marshall said he was up near the s

greg suhr. >> (clapping.) >> our city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> and we've heard from consul general grant and mayor ed lee and ms. shuttling and supervisor yee is here. >> (clapping.) >> who represents o represents many the sunset district and vicki hennessey our sheriff. >> alex from the board of city college. >> (clapping.) >> carmen chu our amazing assessor-recorder. >> (clapping.) >> and scott wiener into district 8. >> (clapping.) >> so i'd like to bring up someone that is involved the irish community born and raised san franciscan was in our police department for 319 years retired as a lieutenant and the president of the irish society. >> (clapping.) >> thank you first of all, i want to off the condolences of the entire irish community to mr. and mrs. boiling on the passing of their son tenors at the dinner the other night i coached terrance in soccer at scared high school i looked at terrance and he said i remedy you. you made me run a lot i was open again, it when i got the calls about the tragedy and i was happy that i made that approach to terrance but i have a bit of a personal request our grand marsha