making the difficult plays, still looked routine, as for pitcher john gray, he was impressive in two innings of work, didn't allow a run, struck out one, and the rockiess lose 6-3, but more importantly, gray leafs with his con fi -- leaves with his confidence high. >> the feeling that okay, i've done this before, i've been successful at this before, so there's no -- there's never a doubt in your mind that you know, i wonder if i can go and get these guys out or put up 0's, never any doubt about that. but there's always butterflies because you don't know. exactly what is going to happen. >> last year, john gray was on a pitch count, i don't think t to you by girls in science. . >>> shannon sent in this picture of the steamboat dog park. the woman is watching her dog there. - [voiceover] coming to you from hollywood, almost live and comics unleashed, with your host, byron allen. tonight byron welcomes carlos oscar, debra wilson skelton, anthony anderson, and the greg wilson. and now, the rudy of television, byron allen! (audience applauds and cheers) - say hello to dj cobra. (record scr

making the difficult plays, still looked routine, as for pitcher john gray, he was impressive in two innings of work, didn't allow a run, struck out one, and the rockiess lose 6-3, but more importantly, gray leafs with his con fi -- leaves with his confidence high. >> the feeling that okay, i've done this before, i've been successful at this before, so there's no -- there's never a doubt in your mind that you know, i wonder if i can go and get these guys out or put up 0's, never any doubt about that. but there's always butterflies because you don't know. exactly what is going to happen. >> last year, john gray was on a pitch count, i don't think it w,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, brought to you by girls in science. saturday march 5th. . >>> shannon sent in this picture of the steamboat dog park. the woman is watching her dog there. it was windy ( band playing intro music ) ( cheers and applause

john gray didn't allow a run. in two innings. this is his only strike out. the there he is there. he started off hot. here's an rbi single. rockies fall 6 to 3. gray nice start. >> it doesn't mean anything. there's ta lot of spring training left. >> . semyon varlamov out. pickered in. in last nights five to 4 loss to wild. that dropped colorado out of the wild card spot. semyon varlamov gave up 3 goals. he's given up 3 or many >> . i'm not going to throw him under the bus. there's high ands lows in your career. this is a tough time for him. >> . lindsey vonn decided to end her ski season. because of 3 fractures in her knee. she's first in the over all world cup standings. crashed last saturday. thought the injury was just a hairline fracture. she skied the next day. the tough decision but it's about the future. focuses on next years world cup. and the 2018 olympics. >> . peyton manning hasn't made a decision yet. papa johns is offering 50 percent off. >> huge news. if he hasn't made a decision by tomorrow. i'm going to do a rant. just my opinion. >> we'll see. >> . looking forward

as for pitcher john gray he was impressive. two innings, didn't allow a run. rockies lose 6-3 but gray leaves with his confidence sky >> it is a feeling of okay, i've done this before. so there's never a doubt in your mind that i wonder if i can go and get these guys out. there's never any doubt about that. there is always butterflies because you don't know what is going to happen. >> game two later today against the arizona diamond backs. ,, ,, ,, your dreams evolve, and with committed support, they thrive. >>> good morning. let's get to the weather forecast. >> it is much calmer here in denver compare today the last couple of hours. so gusty out there. you can see it is much calmer. it is still windy. still going to be a windy area today. winds about 26 to 60 miles per hour. expect there to be wind but it will slowly get bitter throughout the day. 28 in greeley and 22 in boulder with 20s and low 30s. junction. we had rain and snow and sunny skies today. 60 degrees at noon. if you live here in the denver area and you want to make plans to eat outside today sh

highlighted the contributions of several local figures including moore and gray iii. john?>> yeah. hey, telling you why okafor missed the game tonight. hats off for a flyer. who scored the hat trick and why he could have had more. that is next. lemme get a mcpick 2. check out the fresh new look on mcdonald's mcpick 2 menu! ♪ lemme get a mcpick 2 now, choose any 2 delicious mcdonald's classics for just $5 bucks. ♪ mix n match ♪ share n savor ♪ 2 for $5 name your flavor ♪ pick any 2 iconic tastes- a big mac made with 100% beef, flaky filet-o-fish, seared on the grill quarter pounder with cheese or crispy 10-piece chicken mcnuggets for just $5 bucks. grab a friend today and pick your faves! ♪ lemme get a mcpick 2 ♪ bada ba ba ba >>> hey, i'm john clark. flyers did not make any moves today at the trade deadline and without jake voracek for two weeks but they played inspired tonight without him against calgary. before the game, watson inducted in the flyers hall of fame, he won two cubs with the flyers. first period, looks like schenn with a goal here. now, they would look at th

john lomax. >> sheila: i'm sheila gray. >> jen: we are accident free right now. we have no problems to report for you. we do have a couple of areas where we are still seeing a bit of heavy traffic. you can see 71-75 at dixie highway not heavy at dixie. see we have some congestion. normally we would see more heavy traffic in that area. it is not looking too bad right now. as we go over to 471 you are seeing heavy traffic northbound between 27 and the bridge there. as we take a look elsewhere around the tri-state things have heightened up considerably in most of our troy state areas. we are looking good. accident free. great way it kick off our day. guys, back to you. >> sheila: 8:26. here is a look at the top stories. starting today north college hill students won't be allowed to bring book bags or any bags to school for 3 days. >> john: a new rule after bomb threats shut down school. >> for the next 3 days until we can reevaluate everything we don't want them bringing in book bags or purses. we just want them come to school and being ready to learn. >> they are p

john, what is going on? >> very gray out here. 90 eastbound near elyria. very accurate description of the conditions that we are dealing with. gray and raining and headed back eastbound. the blue circle and heading west, we saw the heavier rain and dissipated and moved east of us as we are headed back east. seeing heavier bands out near sandusky and the majority has moved past us in this area east of cleveland. outside right now, very difficult to see at times whenever other vehicles are passing us because of the moisture on the roadways, that is being kicked up on the windshield. wet roadways and the potential for hydroplaning real, we have seen the puddling and if you you mentioned, the temperatures getting down near freezing and that could pose a potential for things on the roadway. you will want to use caution. >>> late breaking deals about an investigation of nude pictures from under aged girls from twinsburg high school. more than a month after the pictures surfaced. police are days away from a break and they have a person of interest. >> that's righ

john. >> i like that wave. that was very nice. here's the deal. we have gray skies now, we have damp weather out there and a bit of wet weather to the east. by and large, though, you should be able to get the dogs out today. it will be easier than yesterday. wink wink. cloudy and 45. winds out of the northeast at 7. i think the area of wet weather to the west will basically atin atinnate before it hits our area. then more clouds than sun, but with a change in the wind, we will see more heat, as well. it will be warmer today. in fact, even by lunchtime, flirting with 50. and with a little brightening, mid- to upper 50s this trend we will see through into your wednesday and thursday, as well. i tell you what, you've got to see your way around some big messes, right, kyla? >> yes, we have a lot of problems this morning. and we'll start in brooklyn. we've got two water main breaks. 1 at 79th street, closed eastbound between 4th and 5th avenue. so you want to get around that if you can. and avenue u is closed in both directions for another one. that's between ocean

. >> be sure to tune into >> sheila: good morning positive degrees at 8:55 i'm sheila gray. >> john: i'm john lomax. >> jen: looking at the roads we are down to one incident. sharon road between we will owe an greenville still closed. there are some downs wires there. may be closed for a while. as we look at our interstates accident free. 75 near the ronald reagan clear out of the way. volume of traffic there has lightened up considerably in the past half an hour. 71-75 not seeing any delays at this point in time. so you are free and clear between 275 and the bridge. and 71 near montgomery had on earlier problem. it is clear. grab those shades you can see you are going to need them. back to you. >> john: here is a look at some of our top stories. a man is killed after he is rear ended on 275. >> sheila: it shut down 275 near the exit. the victim is 41 years old but is not being identified right now. the driver of the car that rear ended the vehicle is in the hospital in serious condition. 2 people are in the hospital after an overnight police chase ended in a crash in glendale. a sha

i'm sheila gray. >> john: i'm john lomax. here is jen dalton. >> jen: 2 lanes are blocked. 275 eastbound just east of 471. apparently what happened here dispatch tells us was that a truck carrying a load of shingles and lumber and nails lost its load and that's why it is taking so long to clear that area up. traffic is only getting by on the left hand shoulder so you are still backed up almost to taylor mill at this point in time. you are running on a 15 too 20 minute delay from taylor mill to the bridge. other incidents along the bottom of the 275 loop going the other way 275 in the west pound near 5-mile. we have a broken down near kellogg. great. one more accident at cornell where we have ems and police on the scene. i did get a photo back from a viewer on my facebook page. that is a picture of that truck that lost part of its load. it's going to take a while to clone that up. woman will learn a sentence for feeding tube. >> sheila: she is accused of tube. it causes the skin to become >> john: family and friends today. the

. >> the death of freddie gray caused a dramatic increase in violence crimes in this city. that is according to a study by researchers at johnsversity. during a period after gray's death, arson cases went up more than 600% carjacking increased nearly 400%, however, the study found crime has decreased since new police commissioner, kevin davis, took office. los angeles, police officials launched new effort to reduce the use of deadly force by reviewing what could have been done to avoid the violent encounters. but members of the police union there say the new policy is not a good thing, lan result in more second guessing if split second decisions made by officers and could even endanger police to avoid using force because of fear of being disciplined. >>> in tonight's health watch, the cdc warning doctors to avoid prescribing painkillers for pain. it is the first time the centers for disease control has issued such drastic guidelines for dispensing drugs like vicodin and oxycontin, in an effort to combat what's become a nationwide deadly opioid crisis. the cdc says the risks from the highly addictive drugs outweigh benefit for

. >> she reminded me of a star's star, right and nobody picked linda gray, and -- >> why, you don't have to. >> john: you will gloat all day you stumped everybody. i'm going with linda gray. >> amy: weather team wins! victoria principal. originally, they wanted it to be centered around her. pam, and pam was supposed to act and the ban barnes, and, jr was too strong and she took a back stage and, she didn't seem to mind. she stayed with the show for a very long time. >> we're still winners! >> we're all winners. >> jayme: accu-weather forecast update, 8:44, the current time and lake eola righteous and winds are light and clouds on the thicker side. but we have a few breaks now, if you look at the sat-rad, in the gulf of mexico, you can see what i'm talking about. as we come back and look at those morning lows, how low do they go? here's the numbers. they are in. and we bottomed out at 57, at ocala, 54 bushnell and geez in sumpter county, 59 and kissimmee, st. cloud, theme park area south of orlando, solid 60s and that is where we stand right now. our warming ways continue, despite the increase in clo

john: they have a major clues. this video captures her walking across the street and lit by a four door gray car at 6:15 such morning. lion said the woman got out and checked but couldn't believe what she did next. >> she was so calm and looked like she was going to help me and drove away. police say several pedestrians have been hit in the same area. barbara: in south carolina crime is giving one thief a big headache. they say the suspect stole about $40 of meat from a wal-mart. it shows the criminal working to the exit and is still looking back inside the store and runs headfirst into an s.u.v. that had just parked outside the store, the exit. he briefly falls down tots police are still looking for him. john: ok. that will leave a mark. in california the smoking age could soon be 21 years old. the state assembly approving a bill raising the age yesterday. if approved by the state senate and signed by the governor california would follow hawaii which last summer became the first state to raise the smoking age to 21. for the most part democrats supported the i thinkage increase and republicans mostly opposed it. fir

have a fair amount of clouds around this morning but while we have the gray, we don't have the green.t_ i think you're okay as john mentioned probably won't need the jacket this morning and not going t need the rain gear, either, during the daylight hours. that will be changing deeper in the evening. our futurecast at 8:00, may be a shower or two in the mountains. rest of us are dry, frontal system to the north of us. model is aggressive in trying to bring rain in the i-40 corridor late this by late in the afternoon and evening better chance of showers as the front slides through the area from north to south. sort of what we call a back door front, not from the west but the north. dry conditions, little bit of close to 60 degrees up in lincolnton. right nowrcast in charlotte and 63, excellent visibility, fog not an issue but dampness to the air, humidity level, 84%, sohwest wind at 8 miles per hour. we're 63 in concord, 62 lincolnton, 60 boone, 64 lancaster, to monroe, rock hill and 6 i3n salisbury, very mild conditions thi;+:-s morning with that jump start on the day, we get to near 80 this afternoon. mindful tha

john is going to take a look at what makes our air turn gray. >>> outside today the hair will be blowing in the wind because it's already very windy, going to pick up throughout the day. >>> hi there. meefort danielle grant here -- meteorologist danielle grant here in the back yard. if you're heading out anytime soon you will have to deal with the winds. oh, man, up in boulder they have been tracking wind gusts in the 50-mile-per-hour range. i've been watching our web camera out there because of course it looks beautiful with the blue skies but then every once in a while you see things just lodged up in the air, flying around, trash, you name it. and over there in ft. collins you can see the american flag whipping around right now wind gusts 44-mile- per-hour speeds in longmont. looks like 52 in boulder, 47 in broomfield, and it slowly decreases as you head towards centennial monument hill and unfortunately the worst still to come. 60-mile-per-hour speeds possible in alens park in idaho springs tonight. the winds will be settling down for us overnight and for tomorrow they will back off

. >>> as we saw the guy was gray as marchers made their way across the brooklyn bridge. how long are the rain and clouds last? john elliott is in the weather center with a look at your forecast. >> good afternoon. we have wet weather marching through the area. i want to set the stage quickly and show you there is warm air in place. there is lift in the atmosphere adding to the instability around the atmosphere. look at the cool air around the lakes waiting to come in and cool us down for the weekend. let's talk specifics and draw your attention to this line. this is light rain. into parts of essex county around livingston through caldwells we are seeing heavy that will continue to move predominantly west to east. notice it is riding in and will affect burrgan county. behind it is cool air. we'll see a break by this afternoon. timing it out for you real quickly. this is a model-driven forecast. you can see now between now and the next hour or so could see intensifying of this storm. through staten island, brooklyn and lower manhattan through the 2:00 hour. then it starts to break up in the city. this could impact e

john road. deputies believe the remains could belong to 56-year-old adolphe gray who vanished from the jail in 2014. it could take up to six months to identify the remains. >>> a florida teenager who posed as the doctor is facing additional charges for what he is accused of stealing from an elderly patient. >>> and the reason today's a big day in the fight against today is the deadline to file support for apple in the case involving the company's refusal to help the fbi unlock a terrorist smart phone. other tech giant are expected to back apple. jaclyn felt has more. >> reporter: google facebook and twitter social media companies that hold a lot of our personal information are expected to file paperwork and apples defense today in federal court. apple is refusing to unlock an iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters despite a court order to do so. the aclu was the first major organization to line up behind apple with a court filing yesterday. the civil liberties group called the case unlawful and unconstitutional and says it would undermine the public's right to privacy. just as we, here o

. >> john: an officer who was shot in the line of duty and three others that saved him will be honored in cornelius. gray son farrell shot james quattelbaum last may. all four officers will be recognize at the cornelius town meeting tonight. several charges including attempted murder are pending against farrell. >> christine: tim moore hopes to call a special legislative session this week on the non-discrimination ordinance. according to our news partners at the charlotte observer, moore is discussing the possibility with governor pat mccrory. the most controversial portion of the ordinance centers on allowing transgender to use the bathroom with the gender with which they identify. expected to go in effect april 1st. the regular session begins on april 25th. under state law, the house call a special session if three-fifths of the legislature in both chambers support the move. moore is pushing for special sessioning to take mails at the end of the week. >> john: ambassador of france is hoping to boost business with north carolina, he will visit tomorrow. he will speak at event and attend a reception host

. >> ted cruz, marco rubio, and john kasich all chasing front-runner donald trump with time running out. jay grays live for us tonight in miami with a closer look. jay? >> reporter: hey, jim, pat. no, you're absolutely right and tonight's debate comes at a critical time in this campaign, just five days before the next big round of primaries, votes that could ultimately help to clear what has been a chaotic political season so far. the democrats firing up their ground game in florida. bernie sanders fresh off a surprise win in michigan and looking for more. >> on tuesday we've got five states coming up, including florida. if you guys come out to vote, we're going to pull off an upset here as well. >> reporter: hillary clinton leading in the polls and the delegate count and hoping to in effect close out the nomination next week. >> people ask me all the time, we against? that's not for me to decide, but given what they've all said, i will take any one of them. >> reporter: three of the four republican candidates travel to the sunshine state now looking for a ray of hope in a race these been control

john road. deputies believe the remains could belong to 56-year-old eight upgrades -- adolph gray who vanished in 2014. the take up to six months to identify remains. >>> florida teenager accused of protecting to be a doctor is back in jail facing new charges. 18-year-old malachi love robinson was originally charged last month for practicing without a license but on tuesday, he was arrested again on fraud and grand theft charges but investigators say he used in patients banking information to pay $35,000 toward his car loans. yesterday, a judge ruled before he can be released on bond, he evaluation. >>> ucf's plan for a downtown orlando campus has been given the go-ahead to go to the state legislature for funding. yesterday, the state university board of governors voted to approve a less expensive version of the plan governor. scott vetoed last summer. this one relies on private donations , money from ucf, and $20 million from the state. the next step is for the legislature to decide whether to put that money in next years budget. >>> -- >> we proved that you can raise access and still keep quali

. >>> when it comes to going gray, turns out we can blame mom and dad for that, at least a little bit. dr. john will explain. >>> this is 9news. >>> the el paso county sheriff's office is

john elliott has the forecast. >> thank you, chris, good morning. gray skies in the city. variety in the area. 53 with calm winds. dominant wind out of the south has us 10 degrees warmer down to middlesex, ocean county and hanging on to the 40s through madison to walden. a lot of variety. the city can tap into the south wind 68 doable. we are already seeing numbers above normal for parts of the area. sunsets at 7:14. light rain important parts of connecticut and twin portion. another batch of showers sullivan, ulster and ounce county. the front is pushing through but we are watching the heavy rain. this could clip our area. a chance of the shower in the forecast as the front pushes through with the extra heat could see isolated thunderstorms. a cold front. we are colder but looking good. should be dry for easter but plan on more clouds. chris. >> johnny. thanks so much. update in 25 minutes. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks technology designed for you. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." th

john got him. >> i scared him when i came in and he bolted out the front door. >> reporter: you can see that on the surveillance video. the man runs off wearing a gray hoodie and sweat pants. saw a guy walking down the sidewalk who looked like the suspect in the video. >> it looked like the guy wearing the same clothes and everything. i go around the block and take his picture with my phone. >> reporter: john called police then had a surprise confrontation. >> the guy approaches my car and said what are you taking my picture for? i said my house is robbed and you look like the guy in the video. he said video? he took off running. >> reporter: the 22-year-old was caught behind police hiding behind a car on 12th avenue on patterson. >> it is a bad feeling when you get your house ripped off and it is a good feeling when they catch the guy. >> reporter: with a little help from himself. >>> still to come, a young mother falls to her death on a hiking trail. >> she said let's hike the 25 most famous trails in oregon. why her best friend says her death is no accident. >>> when will the cold snap end? john elliott has temperatures pushing 70 degrees. blinds

eric garner, john crawford, michael brown, ezel ford, dante parker, tanisha anderson, tamir rice. i do it so i won't forget. freddie gray, sandra bland, laquan mcdonald. i do it so i can add their names, and have a piece of them in this moment that will remain. and we will move forward. it is good to new that somewhere, someone is paying attention. i recognize as a black woman in america, every time my sons walk out the door, i could be tamir's mother, i could be trayvon's mother, i could be eric garner's wife. i could be that person. what keeps me going, what allows me to get back up every day, and say i will face this once again, is this notion of faith. that there is something bigger than me. because survival is our legacy. surviving every day in the system is our goal. you have got to have commitment. let's finish this race we have been running. you have to be courage and be able to bless yourself. you have to have faith that there is something bigger than you. there is a place that exists beyond our current reality and broken promises, beyond poverty, crime, illiteracy, police brutality. this place at this moment o

i think senator rubio will look at ohio and if john kasich wins ohio as i expect he will and i note you have your gray sweater on, steve, we need a scarlet tie to make you ohio state university perfect. if he sees governor kasich win ohio he will say we're going to an open convention, my delegates are my delegates, i'm going to go to places like california and wait to see what happens because this is a race of constant evolutions, constant iterations where rubio might find a path forward to pick up enough delegates to be in the mix in cleveland, but i think the bottom line take away this morning is if john kasich wins and i think he's going to win there is not only great polling data, there's also lots of anecdotal evidence, endorsements like rob portman the senator, mitt romney in the state for him yesterday, rubio supporters are voting for kasich in ohio, some cruz supporters are voting for kasich in ohio. if that happens if the governor wins his home state it's an open convention, there's no way for anyone to get to 1,237 delegates on -- before the ballot second in cleveland. so going to be a fasci

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gray, hyundai santa fe. if you know anything about this you are asked to call crime line right away. >> john: you decide 2016. >> we were in oklahoma, arkansas, georgia, alabama. >> john: today is this biggest day for the presidential primary season. >> over 800 delegates are going to be elected to the democratic convention and we anticipate winning many of them and the majority of them. >> john: the presidential hopefuls playing all of their cards. >> now i'll be greedy for the united states and i'll take and take and take. [cheers and applause]. >> john: 12 contests... >> if you are not doing a good job at the va you will be fired from your job at the va. >> john: more than a thousand delegates on the line. >> the republicans, i've got to give them credit, they are persistent. persistently wrong, but they are persistent. on the campaign trail today. welcome to super tuesday. >> super tuesday is here now and all the candidates have their eyes on the big prize. >> they'll be fighting really from coast-to-coast for delegates an ryan is here now off to the races on super tuesday. >> good morning, it looks like

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outside, right now, here's the gray skies and a live look from our visit orlando tower cam atop the hyatt regency and you see david martin. >> john: i don't see him. >> epcot anywhere. >> amy: i see a ball. all i see. >> there we go. david martin is over there, at the the big festival, epcot. good stuff at the international flower and garden festival. warmed and humid and will stay that way for the next few days, warm and humid, high temperatures will be in the 80s, all the way through friday, maybe saturday. because there is no cold air. none. this time of year, again in spring, we start to see, you know, cold air coming down from canada and it is short lived but nothing is here, nothing at our doorstep doorstep. last night, severe weather mississippi, tennessee and this morning, alabama. once the clouds clear a little bit we'll be warm and breezy. with partly cloudy skies, high temperatures today, mid, maybe even upper 80s today. yeah, definitely warmer than normal. all right, tonight, look for lows in the 60s, with light southwest breezes. wouldn't be surprised to see fog early tomorrow morning. election day tomorrow, also the

john with the forecast. >> reporter: there's variety out there, but not the best kind. gray skies for the city. parts of the area seeing rain, moderate to heavy. winds out of the east at 12. it's cold. 37 in otisville, and 44 in mt. kisco. here's the big view today. down through rockland and westchester, you get a break, and along 80, there's heavy rain. skipping over queens into nassau county, it's heavy, and we will see more of the same during the course of the day today, and overnight want to into the first part of your tuesday, we will throw in fog as well, and then the break tuesday afternoon. chris? >> john, thank you so much. >>> i'm chris wragge. we are back with another update in 25 minutes. this. >>> joining us now via satellite from his hotel room in illinois, is senator bernie sanders. congratulations on your big win in michigan, senator. >> thank you, tapper. i wanted to thank everyone who voted for me and apologize to everyone else for making your facebook feed so, so annoying. >> now, senator, you may have won michigan, but hillary still leads you in delegates and super delegates

join hill editor and chief john cue stack and veronica clearly and they'll westbound you in a few minutes. gray for office once again because he spent his life committed to public service and will fights for people of d.c.. >> we can't and we shouldn't tolerate we see too much injustice and in america today. >> gray was previously elected to the ward 7 seat in 2004 before reasoning sung fully for council chairman and mayor. >> coming up it's end of era for metro riders one we seen coming for quite sometime. bhaw need to know dr. riding met wrote today and head up water customers in d.c., lar ling ton couldn't i can and parts of fairfax. changing coming to tap water tomorrow. stay with us. we'll have the details and caityln will be back with another look at today's weather and all important workweek preview. stay with us we'll be right back. time now 8:10 supplement state and local recovery efforts for the big storm and declaration means federal aid will be sfribl communities in maryland through state and local agencies and public safety agencies. >> and if you live in d.c. arlington on they and

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little bit gray but warmth coming this weekend and spring starting to seem like it is on we will be jonathan: welcome back. team coverage, another live look in sharonville where governor john kasich attending a pancake breakfast this morning. the final push for votes before this tuesday' s primary in ohio which is all or nothing. let' s listen in. gov. kasich: if we are involved in another welfare reform, and that is, we want the bureaucracy of the welfare departments to work. we want businesses in the somebody gets relief -- wants relief, they will get training so they do not have to stay on relief. we are changing the law so with a woman who is working poor gets a pay raise, she can accept the race without losing more than she gained. -- k raise without losing more -- hate raise -- pay raise without losing more than she gained. mom and dads could finally get more insurance. and the developmentally disabled , we are trying to integrate so they can realize their purpose. as i mentioned in a press conference a few minutes ago, we have had some very tough judicial decisions. that could have split this state wide-open. that could have resulted in the violence we have seen in

gray water. also, have automatic shut off nozzles for hoses. >>> there's a new source of organ donors for people with the aids virus. other aids patients. johnsd two organ france atlantas between an hiv positive donor and an hiv positive receiver the medical center said the transplants were for a patient needing a new liver and one who need aid kidney. the team said both have had hiv for more than 25 years. until recent i will such an operation was against the law. >> we were throwing away organs from donors infected hiv just because they were infected with hiv. these were potentially perfectly good for these patients. >> doctors estimate as many as 500 would be donors who are hiv positive die every year. those surgeries good news for everybody on waiting lists because when a patient gets on after -- organ everybody moves up a spot. >>> whoopi is teaming one a bay area business person to help women. they are helping women with marijuana. now the actress is launching whoopi and mya. myaa elizabeth is founder of om edibles. they are launching for products to help women who sufferer severe cramps. they report that oakland and berkeley will be th

gray. it's friday. [laughter] >> sheila: i have never done that before. here is john gumm with traffic. >> jen: take a look at the roads. we started off accident free and we are ending accident free. so first i'm going to show you the inter states you can see how light the volume is from 71-75 to buttermilk to reagan over to 71 near receipt bank. no problems to report. a couple of construction notes fosterville road from 9 to 3 for some construction. the ronald reagan cross county will have one lane closed from 9 until 2 for construction. 71 southbound no the tunnel tonight watch for lane closures. between 14th and liberty for treat car testing. a couple of construction notes we end on a good note on the roads. guys? >> bob: it is 8:56. let's check some of your top stories of the morning. police investigating a double shooting in fairfield township >> sheila: a police believe herself. the names haven't been released. we expect to learn more from police later today. this person is recovering in the hospital this morning after a crash in ham i will to be. it happened af

gray four-door sedan in his sights. >> i assumed that that was probably the suspect vehicle. and my assumption was correct. >> copy, plate number 252, paul, john rusk county deputies jeff wallace and riley comit are both in communication with peery and zeroing in on the suspect's location. >> i heard the warden peery say he was in pursuit of the suspect vehicle heading southbound in my direction. so i then took some back roads and tried to get over to the area where he was. >> peery chases the suspect at more than 100 miles an hour. when he makes a wide turn around a corner, the suspect's car goes into a ditch on the side of the road. the officer takes advantage. >> pull over! >> i was able to pull my squad truck up alongside and prevent him from coming back onto the road. >> but the driver is not about to surrender and speeds off. a short way down the road, rudolf frenzer stops again. >> he slows down and pulls all the way over to the right-hand side. and then i pull up. instead of pulling up alongside him again, i pull up right behind him. the officer gets out, draws his weapon and orders the guy out of his car. >> get out of the road! get o

gray llb backpack. i think if you have no contact with their son. he was rockville maryland. he was in their magnet program. multiple same tell eye type iingt massive competition in johnshopkins no information at this point to where he might b be. stays here at the university of maryland or owe whether he commute from home in starting -- when we have it we'll up day the story to you. back to you guys. >> 5:35 is the time and we're talking glorious weather week on tap. >> well, that's not what we were talking about. >> no. >> i know what you mean. >> let's keep step focused. >> no ideas jokes gary, geesh. >> we were actually talking about missing holly. >> what do we miss about holly. >> here where we are. >> all right. >> we feed temperatures. we're empty and alone. 58 now. fredericks burrs in the 50s earlier and now upper 40s. now down to mid 40s. you dropped 6 degrees in the last couple hours and leonardtown holding into lower 50s. 52. annapolis at 47. we'll warm up quick. talking 54 or so by 8:00 when the sun comes up we some of the cloud breaking up as we progress through the day today. expect ray lot of sunshine this afternoon. high pressure builds in and temperat

gray. >> maryland's highest court ruled that officer william porter can be forced to testify against five of his colleagues. his own trial ending in a hung jury last year. >>> following this, al jazeera's john terrett joins us with more. remind us how we got to this point. >> good to see you guys in the studio for a change. history lesson for you. remember, last april 19, freddie gray died a week after being tonsported in the back of the police wagon. there were terrible riots in baltimore, not the worst we've seen in the united states but very, very bad. there were six indictments of the six police officers involved in his arrest. at the trial of william porter, the first of those officers last november, it collapsed, the jury was hung. they couldn't decide whether or not he was guilty or not and the second trial was that of the driver of the wagon, officer cease sasha goodlettson. that started in january, and porter had transferred the blame in his own trial to caesar goodson, a murder trial. that ended because the team backing william porter were unhappy that their client was asked to be giving evidence against caesar goodson. they went all the way to the maryland court of appeals and th

gray tux. voters, it's now up to you. make your selection. today. >> i did. >> john? >> i feel i shouldn't have been seeing that. >> very true. i feel like none are as big dress i wore in "my big fat greek wedding." i'm disappointed but go with what you my big fat greek wedding 2" hits theaters the day after your wedding, march 25th. >> thank you. >>> one of the hottest actors inere next, ansel elgort. tremendou in real life, but in the "divergent" series, his character caleb doesn't have a lot of fans. in the third installment called egiant," one moment gives him a change of heart. take a look. >> i'm sorry.se! >> deal with this one. think i'm asking permission? >> no, please. elgort, good morning. good to have you back. >> thank you. >> belated happy birthday. it was your birthday yesterday. how did you celebrate? >> i was at the premiere >> good way to celebrate a birthday. >> i got eight tickets. i said, listen, guys, i'm ins my birthday. i need more tickets. i ended up getting 22 tickets it was good. >> you had your own was like my own birthday party. theo and sh

john wrote last month. we cover this is breaking news. deputies look deeper into the area and found more bones. deputies believe the remains could belong to this man, 56- year-old adolphe gray who vanished from the jail in 2014. it could take up to six months to identify those remains. >>> we know more about an accident involving a three-year- old who had to be airlifted to the hospital. police say the mother of the time that left the board unattended in her suv in ormond beach while shopping in a grocery store. reports show the child later that he shifted the car in reverse and got out of the suv. investigators say the child injuries were consistent with being run over. >>> within the past 90 minutes, gop candidate ben carson announced he may be giving up his campaign. it comes as clinton and trump scored big victories during super tuesday. >> front runners locking up nominations the next two weeks will be potable including the primary here in florida. christopher heath was here analyzing super tuesday results last night. the biggest update now is apparently doctor carson's change of heart. >> reporter: doctor ben carson is now questioning his path forward while opponents

as al jazeera's john henry smith tells us, the city says it is not another flint. >> officials in newark say it was a report of gray water at one school last thursday that made them move up the annual test to check for lead. those tests found a problem with drinking water in 30 city schools. one school had readings 30 times the e.p.a. standard. >> i'm scared. lead causes problems. >> while the city says they don't believe it causes serious health risks, water fountains have been shut off in all 30 schools. they've provided bottled water while they investigate the source of the lead. >> we have a difficult needle to thread here, because in an abundance of caution, we are going the extra mile. >> parents say the schools didn't act fast enough. city and county officials admit they got the lead test results back monday, yet did not let parents know or shut down the water until wednesday. the superintendent blamed logistical issues, saying one day wouldn't make a difference, given the lack of serious health risks the contamination posed, but parents disagree. >> i feel we should have gotten a letter on that day. >> they

gray. only on 10 - shocking video shows a fight between a bus driver and a student in newport news. this startling video you're looking at shows the driver, 58-year-old john hopkins attacking a 12-year-old boy from crittenden middle school. you can see the student hit back. this morning, that driver faces an assault charge and the student is suspended for his role in shocking spokeswoman says surveillance video from the school bus inappropriately before hopkins pulled over and got physical. we have yet to see that video leading up to the altercation, but we did obtain footage of the fight only moments after it started on a crowded school bus. let's show you another look at the altercation. you can hear students background as hopkins hits and chocks the child on the school bus. in the video - the student is also seen grabbing the driver and hitting him back. we've decided to blur the child's face. police say the assault happened wednesday afternoon when the driver was taking students home from class. we caught with parents for comment on the shocking video - take a listen to their concerns. saritta ayers - parent - c10 01:0719 "i mean that's pretty, pretty

gray tux. voters, it's now up to you. make your selection. you have until 5:00 eastern time today. >> see anything you liked? >> i did. >> john? >> i feel i shouldn't have been seeing that. >> very true. i feel like none are as big as the dress i wore in "my big fat greek wedding." i'm disappointed but go with what you want. >> "my big fat greek wedding 2" hits theaters the day after your wedding, march 25th. >> thank you. hollywood is here next, ansel elgort. this is a letter from someone who's here. she has to take a brand name drug. been taking it since the early 1980's. at that time it cost approximately $180 for 10 shots. the latest refill was $14.700 for the same 10 vials and the company is called i'm going after them. this is predatory pricing and we're going to make sure i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. mendously well-liked in real life, but in the "divergent" series, his character caleb doesn't have a lot of fans. in the third installment called "allegiant," one moment gives take a look. >> i'm sorry. beatrice, please! >> deal with this one. you think i'm asking permission? >> no, please. four! >> ansel

john. >> there will be variety over the next few days, over the next few hours in fact. we will see more of a brighter sky over the area with the northwest wind taking over. a slight gray look. there is definition to the cloud cover. you will see more in the way of form and shape then you will see them blow away. winds variable at 7. temperatures 58. cooler, look at that. some of the readings in sussex, orange county, sullivan and ulster you dropped a bit. it will be a refreshing day today. there goes the rain. the hudson valley. the wet weather. we are going to see that wind take you. it will serve to lower dew points but keep the numbers lower, too. 64 with a wind out of the it will be cooler. i want to stress this. overnight tonight, 43. that is for the city. a lot of folks you will step outside tomorrow morning and it will be in the 30s. then a recovery to 62. more rain late sunday. >> john, thanks so much. next newscast is at noon. we are always on at cbsnewyork.com. i'm mary calvi. everyone. >> i moved out the day after the alleged cheating. >> announcer: a breakup turns into an "ex"-plosion. >> judge patricia: you say when you go back in, the place is trashed. w

gray tux. voters, it's now up to you. make your selection. you have until 5:00 eastern time today. >> see anything you liked? >> i did. >> john? >> i feel i shouldn't have been >> very true. i feel like none are as big as the dress i wore in "my big fat greek wedding." i'm disappointed but go with what you want. >> "my big fat greek wedding 2" hits theaters the day after your >> thank you. >>> one of the hottest actors in elgort. is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. the middle class will continue to disappear unless we level we will. >>> ansel elgort is tremendously well-liked in real life, but in the "divergent" series, his character caleb doesn't have a lot of fans. in the third installment called "allegiant," one moment gives him a change of heart. take a look. >> i'm sorry. beatrice, please! >> deal with this one. you think i'm ask

john in a bit. >>> and they found and it's called ira4. the researchers knew the jeep played a role in the hair color, but the first time it's connected with the graying of the hair. it could find ways to delay the gene can help them understand aging. the study is published this month in the journal "nature communications." >> and i like the cold, i think i got the gene. starting to callcome in. >> i thought the gene was called iris. but it's got -- irs. but it's not a number. >>> and i'm going to find blue skies and wins and i am going to find and paint the picture of the morning and it was beautiful out there and that is cold. and mostly clear in 26. winds are variable. and cold air, yesterday today and tomorrow and rolls in overnight tonight and there is some leftover snow and you need sunglasses and extra time? >> and making your way here and map. they're closed northbound and that issy jackknifed truck and stick with the car lanes for a lane blocked in both directions and that is under 206 and there is some fire department activity. and you have a half hour delay, typical this time of the morning and there is a 30- minute wait. and a 20-minute de

gray tux. voters, it's now up to you. make your selection. you have until 5:00 eastern time today. >> see anything you liked? >> i did. >> john? >> i feel i shouldn't have been seeing that. >> very true. i feel like none are as big as the dress i wore in "my big fat greek wedding." i'm disappointed but go with what you want. >> "my big fat greek wedding 2" hits theaters the day after your wedding, march 25th. >>> one of the hottest actors in hollywood is here next, ansel elgort. first, this is "today" on nbc. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - >>> ansel elgort is tremendously well-liked in real life, but in the "divergent" series, his character caleb doesn't have a lot of fans. in the third installment called "allegiant," one moment gives him a