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. >> scott kelly and a russian cosmonaut landed safely today inan. they had been on the international space station since large march. research on their long trip there could help a trip to ng up, disturbing testimony in erin andrews trial. e centimeter, divide by 3.14 something something something... [ beeping, whirring ] great caesar salad! shows people policy options to help fit their budget. is that a true story? yeah! people really do save when they switch. i mean about you inventing it. i invented the story, and isn't that what really matters? today's the country. >>> a chinese toddler's trip with grandpa becomes quite an adventure.ell from a van and into traffic. the trailing driver recorded the scene and then saved the child. the grandfather said thes broken in a fender bender. >>> serious accusation against espn in the erin andrews case and new details onden as he hid in pakistan.lines on the morning newsstand. >>> documents reveal osama bin laden feared that a tracking ed in the mouth of one of his wives. 75 million dollar suit against a na

find inan exciting archaeology, a newly discovered cousin of the t rex may explain how the legendary dinosaur leaped inside to become undisputed king of the food chain. researchers have had little evidence of how the iconic creditor became one of the largest carnivores to ever roam the earth, before it went extinct 65 million years ago. they are expected to have some new answers on that fact. they say it is about the size of a horse. , imagine thatx roaming the earth. let's get an update of the headlines now. russia begins to evacuate some of its forces from syria. the surprise move is timed with a fresh round of syrian peace talks in geneva. burma elects a new president to aung san suu kyi becomes in --rst elected ruler civilian rule in two decades. donald trump looks to cement his status as the republican front-runner in the waste -- in the race for the white house. it is time now for a business update. i am joined in the studio by stephen carroll per you are going to start off with the markets. stephen: we have central-bank hanging over the stock market today as sort of a spectre

outrage ovescantily-ad dancers at a mrosoft pay inan francio. >>> outrage over scantily clad dancers at a microsoft party in stran. tonight critics say it is yet another troubling example of sexism in the gaming industry. >>> we'll do better in the future. those words from the head of microsoft's x-box after the party featured dancers in school girl outfits. christie smith said she spoke with people in the industry. >> reporter: some in the industry tell us they're not surprise. they say there has been progress but apparently not enough. others say they thought this was a thing of the past. ate the game developers conference she was surprised to hear word of what's described as an invitation-only party for microsoft's x-box division. >> it's not necessarily appropriate, especially when you have such a diverse, what would you say, audience attending there? >> reporter: videos and pictures were posted to social media with dance ners short skirts and short tops. >> it's basically showing a lack of respect for disenfranchised groups. >> reporter: phil spencer, head of x-box, released a s

this time of the year, so then we're in transition mode, folks, we are trying to get out of winter inane to spring. jet stream going all over the place and that can lead to crazy weather much like we showed you video of the lightening in chicago. still seeing decent rotation, heavy rain falling a across wisconsin, portions of lower michigan and we are going to see this primarily pass us by off to the north but there will be a few showers that come with this system as it does cross through our area meanwhile at local level for now things are nice, clear, say for patches of fog and it does look like that might get worse before better in terms of the fog. so watch for that be a problem traveling near riverbeds and valley areas that is where we will fine the biggest issue. let me walk you through future weather and give you when next round will come along. we will start with sunshine, then cloud rebuild a as day goes on and we do likely end up with a shower toward night fall especially but as early as 5:00 o'clock there could be a shower or two near radar. thursday st. patrick's day quietly

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so colleges and universities and the medical centers or schools or hospitals are economic engines inanof themselves. they must grow and reach out and bring dollars in, the university of pennsylvania is the number two nih grant recipient in the united states of america. chop, number one virtually in the world and number one nih recipient of pediatrics hospital in the united states. many philadelphia resident, west oak lane work at colleges and universities. they bring employment. and we've got 400,000 young people getting an education at 101 colleges and universities. this is one of the reasons we had great millennial population growth. come get an education and stay. eight years ago, 28% of nonnative philadelphia students were staying in the city, today 49%. so you're going to have conflicts. we are building this and many students want to stay on campus, great thing but is there displacement all those kinds of issue. in philly many colleges and universities, i graduated in '79, i think it was pertinent. significant increase in financial years during carter years but community relations

abc7 news is live inan jose with this late breaking story. david? >> tyson green is a 14-year veteran of the police department. right now, he's behind bars, here at the county main jail. here is a photo of green from the department's facebook page. off duty, green is accuse of possessing and trying to sell sports car engines and other parts on craig's list, charged with four chevy engines, receiving stolen property and operating a chop shop. that is slang for an operation that sells parts. tyson green is 41, a resident of los gatos. a special theft task force began investigating him when a potential customer became suspicious. green stored engines and parts in a garage. investigators say they came from vehicles stolen all over the bay area, over the past two years. santa clara police chief says green has been on paid administrative leave. this is the latest of alleged crimes from the small department. >> one dayft that, officer kit nguyen was arrested for allegedly shoplifting a watch and in 2010, officer clay rojas arrested on felony charges accuse

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host: in terms of the mechanics is itting the nomination, easier for him to run as a just inan or democrat the process of getting delegates, superdelegates in the case of democrats? guest: probably as a republican this time around because they do not have the superdelegates. a lot of republicans who oppose donald trump wish they had the same ability as the democrats to have superdelegates come in and support a different candidate. it is probably easier for him to run as your public and. donna inependent line, maryland. caller: thank you. i appreciate the time. in regardsestion is, to rule 40, i would like to know the guest speaker's opinion as to whether or not you believe the gop is going to attempt to rule 40 inhange order to block trump. the way it sits right now, he actually -- correct me if i'm wrong, i don't believe he would need to have that 1237 if he has the majority of those eight states as well as the majority of delegates. please comment on that. my second question, quickly, if you could comment on the e-mail issue pertaining to hillary. is that a divergent by the gop diversion

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and so who's going to lose inan the long run?l, it's going to be those hospitals that are the least efficient, those who cannot deliver good, quality services for the lowest possible cost. >> reporter: instead, says nichols, the dozens of rural hospitals that have closed-- and hundreds more at risk-- should consider converting to urgenton care centers and partnering with larger regional hospitals. that would allow rural residents to be stabilized and moved quickly to hospitals where doctors often have more expertise. brad and sheryl kott say the changes at hill country memorial came too late for their family. they're still haunted by the treatment their son quinn received and the hospital's ad campaign that trumpets its care as "remarkable." >> at first, it makes me sick to my stomach, because the hospital was not remarkable at all. and it just, it tears at you when you see a billboard that says that. however, i know that it has transformed into-- into that. and it makes me proud that people in my community took a bad situation,

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