he blames building management company hines. >> we need a ventilation system that works. >> i know it's the building management because we spent more than $100,000 to work out the answers. >> bloomenfeld he pushed hines to increase the air flow after the epa conducted testing and talked to experts. the company declined an interview but they said we have worked diligently to resolve any air flow concerns raised. they're conducting a comprehensive analysis of the hvac system. >> that's the biggest spike. >> we show the air quality reports to a senior environmental director. >> if they're not getting good air flow, the chemicals don't have a way to be flushed out and they'll continue to persist until you can get ventilation or they'll persist for much longer, even a couple of years. >> bluhm of bluhmen feld says hines didn't help until the investigative unit contacted the company. >> you phoning the building got a lot of action. >> union leaders say ultimately public safety is suffering because the workers on the front lines of protecting our health and safety are now fighting for their ow

he blames building management company hines. >> we need a ventilation system that works. >> i know it's the building management because we spent more than $100,000 to work out the answers. >> bloomenfeld says he pushed hines to increase the airflow after the epa conducted testing and talked to experts. the company declined an interview but they said we have worked diligently to resolve any air flow concerns raised. a company spokesman also said it's conducting a comprehensive analysis of the hvac system and will reevaluate the building's air system floor by floor once the system is complete. we showed the reports to a senior environmental inspector at healthy building science. >> if they're not getting good airflow, then the chemicals don't have any way to be flushed out and they'll continue to persist until you can get some ventilation or they'll persist for much longer, even a couple of years. >> reporter: he says hines didn't increase the ventilation until the nbc bay area investigative unit contacted the company. >> you coming, you phoning the building got a lot of action. >> union

allison hines: one of the things that her and i have talked about so much is inspiring other women to feel confident enough to want to pursue butchery. loreal gavin: get some awesome meat, let your mind fill with a ton of knowledge. i mean, when' s the last time you saw a babe cut up something in t. so, come on down, seriously. kyla: both women and men were invited to last night' s event. gavin showed people how to break down a lamb, and shared some homemade recipes, from her grandmother' s wax paper caramels, to bacon apple dumplings. mark: looks like hard work. no soup for you. larry thomas, better known as the "soup man" from the 90' s sitcom "seinfeld," is in cincinnati today. the soup' s on event is being held at the kroger store on marburg avenue in oakley. thomas is helping to launch a new line of soup in conjunction right now, there are soup samplings until 5:00, and the soup man is there now until 3:00. final check on the forecast. a little bit of a break today, and more rain for the weekend. it' s not a washout for tomorrow, but back at it was showers around and maybe a few

and he'll soon be telling his life story onstage -- "maurice hines tappin' thru life." it's also a tribute to his late brother, gregory, and other great performers who inspired him. take a look. >> hey, d.c.! i'm back! [ "it don't mean a thing (if it ain't got that swing)" plays ] stick with me, baby i'm the fella you walked in with luck be a lady luck be mine tonight now i'm in love with you and you and you and you and you and you and you and you and you [ scatting ] [ song ends ] [ cheers and applause ] >> here this afternoon, the one and only maurice hines. welcome to "here and now." >> how you doin'? >> i am wonderful! and, you know, i've seen you performing onstage, and you're just as big in real life. >> [ laughs ] thank you very much! >> what a pleasure. so, this show -- you're gonna walk all the rest of us back through your life, huh? >> yes. do you know -- i'll tell you how it really started. i was choreographing a jazz-and-hip-hop ballet in the boston area, and i was reading this magazine, on tap, and they didn't mention my brother's name at all. i said, "oh,

going the wrong way and nearly hitting a police officer >> >> good evening, i'm aaron >> and i'm haley hines, thank you for being with us. on the even of the president's historic trip to cuba he and his family tour the nation's capitol and learn about its history. >> a new type of globallal warming is now taking place in what may be one of the last melting points in the cold war, the president landed in havana, in cuba. this has been a flash point between the u.s. and what was then the soaf soviet union during the cold war. the president says reopening the door to cuba has been official to both nations. >> this is an historic visit and engage directly with the cuban people and to forge new ties between our two peoples and for me to lay out my vision for a future that is brighter than our past. >> president obama is the firstment to visit cuba since that calvin coolidge nearly 90 years ago. the island nation turned into a torn in the u.s. of many u.s. presidents until this one. now everyone is thrilled with the president's trip to cuba. >> every dollar spent in cuba doesn't go to the average

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. >> i'm haley hines and i'm aaron mesmer, lloyd is off tonight. >> the president is going and the rays are going, even the rolling stones will be in cuba this week. president obama is the first u.s. president to set foot on cuban soil in nearly 90 years. he will meet with the country's leader. >> for the first time ever, air force one has landed in cuba, and this is our very first stop, so this is an historic visit and it's an historic opportunity to engage directly with the cuban people and to forge new commercial and business deals and forge new ties with the people and lay out my vision for a future that is better than our past. >> today we spoke with several perfect time for a trip to cuba. >> it's opened up for tourism, and many years ago we went to east berlin when the wall was coming down, to be able to have that experience and see things while they are still relatively authentic. >> president obama will watch the rays take on the cuban national team, and our fox 13 directors will be there, watch for their reports tomorrow. >> and -- causing more and more overdoses. police are w

believe it or not, trent hines says the chores are split 50/50 between him and his girlfriend. trent says the key is in understanding jobs should not come with any attachment to gender. 3.29.34 trent "you have to chip in and you have to say, 'this is not, just because it's cooking, it's not a woman's job."3.21.25 laura "so i mean it's definitely something that needs to change."when exactly that change comes might be hard to predict. but most parents agree, this is the kind of work moms and dads consider priceless. for the now, i'm andy choi. statistic?globally, women spend on average four and a half hours a day on unpaid labor. men spend half that much time. an eight year old girl in missouri is bravely fighting brain cancer.but when the *make a wish foundation offered to give her anything she wanted -- *amelia meyer wanted to do something for others. others.(samantha asquith/amelia`s best friend) :21 "i know some kids might want to go to disneyworld and stuff, or meet famous people, but i really feel like amelia picked the right wish." wish."as her wish, she wanted help cleani

. >> good evening, i'm haley hines. >> and i'm loiz lloyd sowers. thank you for being with us tonts. a tonight. a fire rei go ignites while our crew was on the scene that bringing you the story of the earlier fire. luckily no one was in the building. >> we actually had to call fire rescue and tell them that the fire was reigniting so they could come out and put it out. you saw from 10:30 to now obviously things a lot quieter here. you have just one engine here honor toring monitoring things and mfters firefighters watching over it, but flames were pouring out of this roof. before 10:00 as we were preparing for our report. we saw some smoldering and even the bright house people thought it was normal but then it started to turn to black smoke and that is when we called fire rescue and just been a few seconds that smoke turned to those bright orange flames that building. now, luckily everyone had been removed from the building because the original fire ignited around 3:00 in the afternoon and during that process firefighters were able to get everyone o

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here it is on futurecast, watch the front, as the rain weakening way, and the haley hines builds in, many days of sunshine and this weekend is going to be good. last weekend was but we had cold nights, this go-around much milder with 50's for lows and 70's for highs both weekend days. fair weather clouds coming in from the east. a south-southwest wind at 5. a weather pattern change is going to occur next week with a big trough along the east coast which is producing rain along the gulf coast and off the carolina coast. that big trough is going to shift, and we warm up. snowing in new york city and tonight we stay in the 60's and tomorrow after any rain ends, a great day to have lunch outside, a nice evening coming up with 70's and 80's for daytime highs. and late tonight, north of tampa sunshine tomorrow, but not increasing clouds -- increasing sunshine and 72. and on saturday, you will love it, you really will. room temp, 72, and lots of sunshine and by the middle of next week don't be shocked in areas inland push 85 to 90 for at the same time at the same time daytime highs. >> oh,

>>> slammed from hine, two philadelphia police officers, getting hit in northeast fill. >> i somebody's son, somebody's brother, and over something stupid. >> could the rising team turse into week be the rise in crime? why you may see more police officers traveling through center city this morning. >>> and raise the roof. because it is falling down on me. there is nothing but rubble after building collapses in germantown. what happened to the people who tried to get out. >>> it was a very close race. we've had some of those. i have won some. i've lost some. >> we'll continue to do extremely well, win a number of these primaries. >> feel bernie says he's on a big roll. steaks were high during last night's yes, yet another, political debate this time in the heat of miami. >> within every day,. >> i believe there is one going on right now. let's go live. good day, it is cents thursday, march 11, 2016. >> ed. >> boom. >> amazing. >> i'm at lost. >> it was 82 degrees, on march the ninth. >> we not only broke the record, we smashed it to smith err evens. >> what was the deal? it is the warmes

seb hines committing this foul. it was that way at the half and then in the second, visitors took a two-goal lead. it seems like all was lost, and then this happened. brett shea was in the box and then scored to make it to-one. time was of the essence. don' t give up on these guys. seconds. s this. laren with the assist. like last year' s opener, a late goal ties the game but this felt >> it' because you feel as if you have won the game. to come out with the point, we have to be pleased with that. we were two goals kept leaving us. adrian: that was incredible. when there is extra time, no one will admit. you have to play the full 90 and if you are a fan of the lions,. one last check of the weather. s. a truly great forecast. we' re headed to 79 degrees for monday. the week. flirting with middle 80' s, staying bone dry. coming up, we degrees. next chance of rain saturday and sunday. let' s look ahead to the following week because bay hill is coming. if you can give us temperatures like that, everyone will be apprecia

buffet has been partners with them in a number of deals, most notably kraft hines. the strategies are different. 3g, like you said, they go in and make drastic cuts and layoffs and put in new management. buffet style is by a well run company with good management and let them do it. buffet is in a tough situation. berkshire is huge. they have billions of dollars of cash. it's getting harder and harder to find companies. >> he also weighed in on apple and the security versus privacy issue. what do you think? >> he made the case if you live in a dangerous world, worried about cyber threats and if you get credible information there's going to be a threat and it is important to national security, you've got to cooperate. he doesn't know tim cook. he admires he. he said that if apple really knew there was a targeted threat and important to national security, this is where what he says security trumps privacy. you can't also say national security is national security, national security has it. >> thanks very much. special correspondent with fortune. >>> another powerful le

. >>> and for more on the capture, i'm joined by congressman jim hines of connecticut, member of the house intelligence committee. good morning to you, and thank you very much for joining us. >> good morning. >> let's talk a little bit about the importance of salah abdeslam's capture. it cannot be overstated, his interrogation can help us here in the u.s. understand how isis directs and coordinates its attacks on the west. can you tell us what level of coordination and communication you think may have been involved between u.s. intelligence and the european allies in the capture of salah abdeslam? >> not with a great deal of specifici specificity. i will say, obviously, our intelligence community works very closely with their counterparts in europe. this is not a problem that recognizes borders, of course, as this individual showed. as he sort of skittered across borders in europe subsequent to the event. the transnational cooperation that our intelligence communities engage in is really, really essential. but to your point about the importance here, look, obviously we'll be bringing

>> yes, a local high school hoops star will be playing in this building hine me in the sweet 16.ing up next, we will meet steve vastoria he has a story for one of our own, meisha? >> couple of accidents, changes to mass transit i'll tell you b first, a quick break, tai right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitn 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. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good friday morning, to you, and live look right now at bethlehem. see the roads little slick out there reflecting the light, katie tracking showers for today, but also wondering about our holiday. a lot of folks getting out for easter egg hunt, have our fingers crossed no one wants um

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a study finds that women because hines ward carter to say that they perform more e complicated tasks they see that they are wired differently from men and are more complexf they ey also tend to internalize feelings of stressss that also impact the quality of sleep.sl >> so, women do need more sleep . tomorrow people will follow in the ohio primary including some who were told that they cannot vote and an update on that story for the first time, 17 -year-olds will be able to vote in ohio primary election doesn't after a county judge ruled in favor of lawsuit asking for the change ascoru kevin freeman is in columbus with details and reaction from elections officials.wita by november, the ohio secretary of state does not agree that the decision but will abide by it, and many people see as a victory for bernie sanders to attract younger voters . that ruling allowstoe 17 -year-olds to cast a ballot in the state presidential primary election as long has laws that turn 18 before the election in november, john husted saidtig 17 -year-olds have always been allowed to vote in the primaries and

tomorrow a day full of blue sky, su hine. teitmperatures in pt the low to mid 60s. we could see lighter showers later on sunday afternoon move on through but the main push of rain holds off until overnight. this is g ng toward monday morning. you can see areas of yellow hind me starting to push in our direction during mond . that's the soggy today. low to mid 60s on average across the area. again a few 50s to the north and west for highs. that's still well above normal buvdt nowhere near where we've been. tomorrow with sunshine. we spring forward and lose an hour of sleep but remember to change batteries in smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors. showers sunday night. rain, cool, damp monday. look at wednesday. 68 and for the wearing of green right now, maybe an early shower and about 60 on st. patrick's day. let's t overtto lauren scala for a look at the commute. >> delays out there caused by construction. the george washington bridge where you see lots of flashing lights as they clear that road work out there. two lanes shut down on the inbound per level wr

north carolina honored ron hines with the commitment to excellence award. the non profit recognized him for his dedication to hiring employees with special needs and his long time support of special olympics. >>> we have great weather. >> we do. little bit of cloud cover now, the clouds will be moving out. sunshine for the afternoon. nice mile day, temperatures continue to fall. wednesday we were this the mid- today low 70s. sunshine, sky cam looking nice this morning, we have cloud cover, no fog, no rain to deal with for your morning commute. the rain sets in for tomorrow, we will talk about the timing coming up over the next couple of minutes. 55 is the current temperature. dew point 33. that's fairly low. this is a look at the satellite and radar picture. see south, we have a stationary front. that will be the boundary that begins to lift north tomorrow, we have low pressure system to the west, low will ride along the front on out here in to the atlantic, and start to spread the rain back in to north carolina. we have a little bit of cloud cover across t

they fell today after the maker of duncan hines products said the ceo is going to leave to become the ceo at coffee maker keurig green mountain. the ceo expected to switch companies by the end of april. meantime pinnacle has begun looking for a replacement. give me a call. just kidding. pinnacle fell over 5% to 4363. >> i'm not letting you go. >>> credit suisse will cut an addition the 2,000 jobs in an effort to reduce costs as the bank continues to suffer from weak revenues. the ceo said the company will post a first-quarter loss as a result of traders making risky decisions without his knowledge. shares were down just a tick on the day at 1472. >>> astrazeneca's blood thinner failed to meet its target in the clinical trial. the pharmaceutical company said the drug which was intended to prevent heart attacks in stroke patients proved to be no more effective than aspirin. shares of the drug maker fell a fraction to $28. >>> yum brands is exploring a sale of a portion of its chinese business. the owner of pizza hut is reportedly considering selling up to 20% of the operation which coul

my name is taylor hines and i'm engineeringhanical major at howard. brown versus board of education preliminary writing was held in these walls. >> i think what makes founders unique to any other historic building in the country, let u's isacross hpc because that. there's no other place where legal minds, thought leaders develop a strategy that wasn't landmark designation and american history. that happened here. there is so much embodied thatre in these walls speaks to our contribution in american history. that's essential story and we have to make sure more americans are aware. we will take one more question. >> or the plan include what was previously considered? >> i don't know. i think it would make sense of we would build off of the initial plans. i thought they were strong. approach was a hybrid that included restoration repurpose thing of space. >> thank you all. [applause] >>. concludes our press conference. we hope you all have a wonderful day and if you are part of the media, we invite you to come to the front of the room for your interview

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. >> good evening, i'm haley hines. >> thank you for being with us. the political spotlight is shining on florida and the campaigns are heating up with the primaries just two days away and the front runner for the republicans donald trump will be in tampa tomorrow and police are preparing. in the meantime, sarah palin was in town to hem him pick up more steam and more votes. >> sarah palin's 30-minute stop at the strawberry festival was about stumping for trump. >> he is many most respects the outsider and so he is not -- >> his supporters love it. >> i think she is going to help trump out tremendously. in florida, polls see him in a demanding commanding lead. some say they should they could be there but others are waying they are happy to miss it. do it. >> being hispanic, he is not my type of person, but he is doing there. >> trump's tampa rally comes days after he canceled an event in chicago when violence erupted between supporters and protestors. and people here worry about the same kind of unrest. >> i'm afraid for him and anyone else around him

. >> good evening, halftime i'm haley hines. >> and i'm loud lloyd source. nancy reagan passed away today at the age of 84 at her long less home losangeles home of congestive heart failure. she and ronald reagan met in hollywood where they were both actors. reagan died in 2004. as first lady she will be remembered for starting the "just say no" campaign to keep kids off drugs. we'll have a lock back at look back and here >> and new at 10:00, three families are homeless after a fast-moving apartment fire at a complex at 131th avenue and 20th street, and evan in looks like it sparked back up. >> just been the last few minutes, we were preparing for our live shot and we saw the smolders erupt into black smoke and that is fire, and we called the fire department to tell them it was flaring back up and here they are getting ready to put it out again, but as you take a live look at the firefighters on scene, you see the sparking moving into the air. there is no one in this building, because it was evacuated and condemned earlier from the first fire, but again it ha

eric hines, head of the teachers's union reacted saying, the supreme court rejected the political ploy by the wealthy special interests backing this case to make it harder for working families and the middle class to come together, speak up and get ahead. today address decision is the second tie vote since scheea's death and there are others. the challenge by the nonprofit organization to the hhs contraceptive mandate and a multistate lawsuit over the unilateral use of executive. today president has nominated mark kirk. he has met with several democrats while the gop leadership holds to its promise not to allow the nomination to pursuit. kirk who is facing a tough re-election battle has called for hearings. >> i think we should do our job and make sure that as president put forward judge garland, we should give consent. >> attorneys for the teachers say they will petition the court to rehear the case. they need to get to five votes which is unlikely but they're hoping a petition will be health over until a ninth justice is confirmed and seated. >> outside the court tonight. thank you.

celebrity chef loreal gavin and local butcher allison hines will be on-hand helping out. everything you need to know about the heart mini, how you can get involved. a live look at donald trump' rally. waiting on his private plane. his campaign confirmed another local rally tomorrow. richard chiles has been bringing us live reports, says there are 3000 people inside that hangar. we will go back there as soon as we can. >> i see a lot of hats and sunglasses, and some of you may need them, others will see all you will need this morning as a light jacket, mid-safeties by this afternoon with a sprinkle possible and clouds persisting overnight and in the evening went to voters fall into the 50' s. a wet overnight. we will talk about the wet details or tomorrow. happier hour, p weekdays, now two to five at steak 'n shake. the four dollar menu at steak 'n shake. featuring handcrafted steakburgers, all-beef footlongs and fresh guacamole made from scratch. the four dollar menu, where all meals are under four dollars, jonathan: welcome back. a live look at presidential candidate don

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as you see hine me the damage to this law office has been pretty devastating. i can see one big corner of the law office has been just absolutely smashed by that car that hit it and we have some video from earlier this morning that i want to show you of that vehicle while it was still here. it was towed away a half hour ago. one driver was headed south on 301, hit a brick wall at a carport at the law office located at 9905 alahambra avenue off of 301. we know the driver was transported to tampa general non-life-threatening injuries. i notice the car that was towed away had an ohio license plate. we don't know if the driver was local to the tampa bay area or if perhaps they were still visiting here. hillsborough county code enforcement just arrived on the scene here and want to make sure the building is safe for this law office to practice in. inside we're told there are several employees that work out of this building. so this could potentially be devastating for that business. i did chat with the owner of this law office and we'll hear from her coming up in th

at east 9th and euclid underwent a $50 million renovation across the street from the new nine and hine inns grocery store. comics to the beautiful views of the city and within walking distance of playhouse square, the q and progressive field. >> catherine: speaking of indians announced the brew kettle will be at progressive field this season. there will be a new beer garden featuring great lakes brewing company near the main team shop in section 164. >>> out of commission, the thistledown racino is out of commission. the racetrack and casino closed its doors to transform into the new jack thistledown. we told you the change was coming a few weeks ago and thistledown will be open tomorrow morning and horseshoe will be rebranded as jack in may. >> jeff: all right. we were watching this accident on eastbound 90 and chester and looks like that cleared. still some slow traffic and we will keep an eye on this and >> catherine: voters in four states are casting their ballots in the presidential primaries. >> dan: in an election with two hotly contested battles, every state matters diane galla

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laurel gavin and butcher allison hines will be on hand to help out. basketball teams from high school to college in tournament play. one local team competing in the division one finals. george vogel has more in morning sports. miriah: we've got a good dose of spring-like weather this weekend. this morning, we start off in it's cool, but we'll warm up into the 60s. peeks of sunshine we've seen. clouds will be building, topping off in the mid 60s today with a sprinkle possible this afternoon. now, let's move forward. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving profits and jobs overseas. for businesses that create manufacturing jobs, a new tax credit. and let's invest in clean energy jobs, with 500 million solar panels installed by the end of we've gotta create new jobs and industries of the future. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. (dog) mmmm. we've been together since 2012. rdinner is absolutely ourrfavorite time together. i do notice that sometimes i eat better than her. i get my hea

she might be in hine for that job. >> a growing number are calling on nominating you.e you been told you're under consideration? i haven't had those conversations and i'm extremely happy with my job as attorney general. >> more problems for president obama's relations with a potential enemy, iran. and a country that's supposed to be a close ally, israel. rich is at the white house with mixed messages from the middle east. success has eluded u.s. presidents for decades. with expectations of progress low, violence in the region escalating and relations between president obama and israeli prime are netanyahu consistently strained, vice president joe biden is in veal meeting today with the former israeli president shimon perez. >> i hope we can make some progress. >> the white house denies that biden is presenting a plan. however it is likely he discusses the issue. in a relationship definal by confrontation and bickering, another misunderstanding. the administration says the prime requested a meeting this month. the administration says it offered an invitation. and then u

eric hines, head of the teachers's union reacted saying, the supreme court rejected the political ploy by the wealthy special interests backing this case to make it harder for working families and the middle class to come together, speak up and get ahead. today address decision is the second tie vote since scheea's death and there are others. the challenge by the nonprofit organization to the hhs contraceptive mandate and a multistate lawsuit over the unilateral use of executive. today president has nominated mark kirk. he has met with several democrats while the gop leadership holds to its promise not to allow the nomination to pursuit. kirk who is facing a tough re-election battle has called for hearings. >> i think we should do our job and make sure that as a president put forward judge garland, we should give consent. >> attorneys for the teachers say they will petition the court to rehear the case. they need to get to five votes which is unlikely but they're hoping a petition will be health over until a ninth justice is confirmed and seated. >> outside the court tonight. thank you

celebrity chef laurel gavin and local butcher allison hines will be on hand helping out. >> she's going to be auctioning off a piece of art as well as i'm going to be auctioning off a butcher experience and colonel d. has been in charge of raising money for that. it was one of the first places and it made me cry like a baby. >> she looks like rosy riveter. admission is $50 now or $75 at the door. if you have a formal dress in your closet, you can be a fairy god mother to a teen in need. cinderella cinderella's closet is collecting prom dresses for local teens who may not be able to afford them. the dress drive is being held at emanuel united methodist church in lakeside park, kentucky, from 10:00 until 3:00. they'll accept new or generally used dresses, high heels, and purses. a u.s. hero now a victim of theft. we've got the latest on the search in northern kentucky after a war veteran's prized possession was stolen from him. and basketball teams from high school to college all in tournament play. and one local team competing in the division one finals. george vogel has more on that in

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he died suddenly at a hines los angeles today. >>> still ahead we are just hours away from crab season getting underway. crabbing boats are gearing up now and heading out. when they will be able to cast out their pots and bring in their tasty hauls. >>> if we can't move soon, they'd like us to shut down. >> a homeless services center in san rafael may be forced to shut down as a city works to move the homeless it. >>> next, after years of budget cuts, an east bay city may have to make more cuts it is a heads into the next fiscal year. >>> the city of richmond says it is struck leg to find ways to close a major budget shortfall. john sasaki tells us cuts could be coming to every city department including public say. >> reporter: in richmond the city's budget is in the red. >> it's about -- between $7 million and $8 million, on a $140 million budget. >> reporter: the mayor says the city has had budget problems for years. >> we've cut our workforce by 30% in the last seven years. >> reporter: the police department had a meeting with the finance department in the afternoon to look for ways

women including paris hines. paris has her finger on the pulse of d.c.'s night life and works to design and operate and launch some of the area's newest hot spots. she says women should not be defined by a title or role and should do everything they want to do. if you want to check out all the great women, check out our nbc washington instragram page. >>> a number of college students thrown to the ground as the roof gives way in maryland. what we're learning about the injuries this morning. >> reporter: a star-studded event expected here at the white house ahead of the easter egg roll with the first family and celebrities expected to greet thousands of kids. but will the rain affect the >>> folks at the easter egg roll will have to brace for rain as we watch this line of showers push through this morning. chuck bell shows us when you can expect to see the sun pop back out. >>> not ideal weather for these folks on the south lawn, but she's smiling, right? crews work to get ready for the annual white house easter egg roll. we'll take you there for a look at