half-staff - and flowers lay at the feet of this fallen heroes memorial in honor of deputy kot-fee-lah.. ...who lost his life early saturday morning during a terrible head-on collision on the selmon expressway - what makes this especially sad is...sheriff's officials say he had just left tampa general hospital after investigating a crash when a wrong-way driver on the selmon hit him - not only that...but as a traffic accident investigator...deputy kot-fee-lah spent his days working on the very thing that killed him. - he had been with the sheriff's office for six years...and was just 30 years old ones will mourn not just a man who lost his life too soon.but a man who gave six years of his life serving and protecting others.but the funeral is going to be at st. timothy's church in lutz at 1... with an open visitation starting at 11. and if you're moved to make a contribution in the deputy's honor, i'll tell you how you can do that coming up at 5:30. live in ybor city, emerald morrow, 10news, wtsp. the funeral is private, but the family is allowing a camera inside. if you would like to w

enforcement from all over the country will be in town today....showing their support for deputy john kot-fee- lah....whose life ended tragically over the weekend in the line of duty. - it's never easy for deputies to bury one of their own...but it's especially tough when the death involves tragedy as it did in this case - part of what makes deputy kot-fee-lahs death such a difficult one to come to grips with is how he died... - he worked as a traffic crash investigator and was leaving tampa general hospital when a wrong-way driver--who officials suspect had been drinking--barreled into him head on...sending the deputy right back to the hospital he had just left...where he then died. - you can see here at the sheriff's fallen heroes memorial that there are already some flowers here in honor of the deputy....some of you might want to send your condolences with an arrangement or cards.... - officials say you can do that here or at the blount and curry funeral home in ybor city, emerald morrow, 10news, wtsp. supreme court nominee merrick garland has a long day ahead of him as he continues to make cou

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kyung lah is in salt lake city here. >> well, they went from plan a to plan b to plan c.rushing turnout they had here, they had 5,000 ballots, they ran through those. they started prints out these provisional ballots on the printer. they haven't been able to verify the people who filled out these provisional ballots were registered voters. they'll be taken to headquarters and then they'll verify that all the people in this box are indeed registered voters. >> kyung lah in salt lake city. anderson, unfortunately there are some technical problems -- >> it's an embarrassment, donna? >> after the 2012 election, president obama convened a bipartisan election administration that said we have to clean up our electoral system, we have to make sure we don't have long lines, we have to make sure we have ballots for people. all of these recommendations. many of the local governments said they weren't going to do it. you also have to look at the political parties. i'm embarrassed by this. >> would you think in this particular year when by this point we certainly know that people are

kyung lah, cnn, salt lake city, utah. >>> we're just beginning to learn the identities of some of thear-old adelma tapia ruiz. a native of peru. ruiz had lived in belgium for six years with her husband and twin 3-year-old daughters. they were waiting to board a plane to new york for a family reunion. the news agency said the daughters and husband had left the boarding areas just moments before the explosion. we're also learning about leopold hecht, a native of belgium. he was a student there. and olivier delespesse also killed. he represents french speakers in belgium. our deepest condolences. for more information to help the victims and loved ones of the attacks in brussels, logon to cnn.com/impact. >>> up next, as belgium mourns the victims of the terror states, united states issues a warning, a very dire warning about travel abroad. we're going live to the state department for the very latest. of pain relief. s the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol®. twell what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? t

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i want to go to kyung lah. what are you seeing? what are you hearing?> reporter: wolf, you can see for yourself how long this line it s. this is just one section of the line. the line still has about ten more minutes before they officially hit the cutoff point. last count we heard the line was still wrapping around this building. i want to you look at this guy here. they're handing out now white ballots. if you look, it is a provisional ballot. the reason why is because they'vecompletely run out of the blue ballots they were handing out. i'm going to walk you over this way, excuse me, sir, weaving our way through the room, they've had to on the fly come up with a solution. and, excuse me, you can take a look over here, see this printer? they're printing out these ballots on the fly. the reason why is that they had 5,000 ballots ready, but the turnout was so massive, so unexpected, that they've had to pull out this printer and print out these ballots. the line is still very long. they have lost count. they don't know how many people now are going to end

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kyung lah, cnn, miami. >> i'm joined now by lawyer, commentator and immigration expert, raoul reyes.ng here. >> my pleasure. >> one of the things that stands out to me, the largest nationals group in america is mexicans. and yet they naturalize at a rate far lower than everyone else. why is that? >> well, there's a lot of factors that play into it. one of it is that in the last few years, the cost of doing so has gone up. it costs $576 to go through the citizenship process, which for a lot of people who are maybe first generation or their children, they don't have that money. and when you're looking at a family, that can be several thousand dollars. the two big reasons we're seeing things differently this year. one is obviously the trump fenn. your reporter mentioned things are up 14% this year. that's on top of an 11% increase last year. and a second factor driving this increase in people seeking full naturalization and citizenship is now for the first time, you can do this, you can pay by credit card. and you can pay online. in the past -- in the past, you had to go to the immigrat

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kyung lah there for us in louisiana. thank you so much. let's head now to ed lavandera. he is in baton rouge, louisiana. polls opened for that state, the primary there, about two hours ago. so, ed, what are you seeing there? and give us an idea of expected turnout. we've seen record turnout for the republicans, at least, throughout this process. >> reporter: well, victor, they are expecting a higher-than-normal turnout for a primary season. you know, saturday is traditionally a voting day when elections here in louisiana are held outside of the traditional days where they have to vote on a tuesday, like presidential elections, but saturday historically is the day for voting here in louisiana, and we will continue to see and expect to see higher turnout. the polling location where we're at, incidentally, though, has actually been very slow throughout the morning. that is expected to change throughout the day. 46 republican delegates at stake here in louisiana today, 51 on the democratic side. so, obviously, a great deal of turnout. and what is interesting, victor, i've sp

here's cnn's kyung lah with more. >> reporter: down these concrete stairs into a basement, a small roomluttered with clothing, tarps, electronic equipment, a rare view into the hideout of a terrorist, salah abdeslam, the key surviving suspect in the paris attacks-been on the run for four months, the most-wanted man in europe escaping capture, despite a massive international dragnet. this exclusive video obtained by "out front" was recorded the day after abdeslam was captured in molenbeek, the neighborhood where he grew up, and givens us a glimpse into how he eluded capture for so long. pizza boxes and multiple bags of other half-eaten food delivery containers clues to how long abdeslam hid here. the room contained no furniture other than a fold-up chair, some shelves and a storage bin. in the hallway, blood on the floor. and elsewhere in the apartment, shattered glass, all a reminder of the violent end to abdeslam's time as a fugitive. abdeslam shot in the leg trying to escape, had sprinted into the street out of the apartment when officers shot him. captured, say authorities, not becau

>> we talk about sa lah abdeslam grew up in brussels, and just like in paris, you have certain amounts of disenfranchisement, high unemployment rate. very segregated. muslim communities that are segregated from societies and this can lead to pierre-to-pierre radicalization networks that we've seen in paris and in molenbeek. >> analysis of this makes me think of those who are radicalized in prison. a closed-in environment where it's easy to talk with people, and develop leaders and influence those who are around them . >> and in molenbeek, there is a link of those who travel to the islam state. you can see there is a connection. a lot of these individuals who are traveling from europe to fight with the islamic state are not very religious individuals at first. they don't have a lot of knowledge of islam, and yet they're traveling to fight because they're criminals. they don't have the same kinds of opportunities and so they're much more vulnerable to radicalization. >> what is the solution? is it a different kind of policing? what works. what should authorities be thinking about? >> you

kyung lah is also with us.'m interested in what you're seeing and also what people are telling you in terms of do they see this as an opportunity for trump and cruz to really widen the gap, considering their strength with evangelicals, with hard-core conservatives, widen the gap between them and rubio and kasich? >> reporter: well, we actually did an informal poll, poppy. we have to emphasize that it's informal. my producer, alberto, and i actually just stood outside the door for the first hour and just asked people, who are you voting for? and based on what we heard from the people who stopped and talked to us, it is evenly split, trump and cruz with rubio right behind. so, this certainly does appear to be pretty evenly divided in this room. now, there are about 6,000 people expected here. turnout has been very, very high, much higher than in 2012. what's happening here in this room is people are checking in via alphabetical order. they're dropping their driver's licenses. they're making sure that their regist

cnn's kyung lah is with voters in miami. cnn's dan simon is at a polling place outside of cleveland. dan, what's the turnout been like? >> turnout throughout the whole state has been solid all day long. we are here in north olmstead, ohio, cuyahoga county, the most populous county in the state. a number of people in line here. the most pressing thing, the predominant question is whether voters here in ohio who twice elected john kasich to statewide office will give him a lifeline. when voters come up to the desk, they can either request a republican ballot or a democratic ballot. meaning if you're a democrat and you want to vote for donald trump or you want to vote for john kasich, you are free to do so. that crossover vote could be critical. i've talked to a number of voters who are traditionally democratic voters who instead voted for john kasich today. what that vote ultimately ends up being could be very important. we should also opponent out that ohio is an early voting state. you had a number of voters cast their ballo

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journalists on a trip to russian government maaloula (mah-loo'-lah) yesterday. the town was recently re-captured by the syrian army from al qaeda's branch in syria. a greek orthodox monastery that dates back to the early centuries of christianity had the dome and walls of its church gutted by fire. rebels detonated a car bomb near a police station in southeastern turkey. that's according to the country's state- run press agency. the bombs killed two police officers and seriously hurt at least four people. up until july -- the country had been in the process of achieving peace. but that collapsed -- renewing a old conflict that's killed tens of thousands of people. 20-thousand military-style uniforms on their way to fighters from isis and other militant groups. police opened three shipping containers during a counterterrorism operation last month. authorities found the uniforms and other military accessories. they arrested seven people. in a statement, the police operation "neutralized a very active and efficient business network whose primary purpose was to supp

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. >>> famous dog sled race starts in at lah contact.is not going to start the ididrod from starting in anchorage. fox's hill willry vaughn has the store friday anchorage. >> disappointing to all of us, i'm sure, at this point. >> reporter: iconic ididrod dog sled race might get stuck in the tracks. there hasn't been enough accumulation in anchorage, last contact where the start of the ididrod begins. with no snow on the ground it makes it impossible for the dog sled to move. >> we didn't want to shorten the race but the option, only other option was to take ate way from the city of anchorage and that is not what we wanted. we wanted it here for our fans here. >> reporter: it has been one of the warmest winters on record in alaska's largest city. organizers have been collecting, storing snow outside anchorage in case it didn't snow in time. now alaska railroad trains are shipping seven train cars full of the white stuff to the city. >> we are sitting on the ground up there in fairbanks. we fill them up, 350 cubic yard of snow. >> reporte

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our kyung lah said something interesting.he has heard from an official there that in 2012, which was a primary, 26,266 votes were cast in the republican primary in 2012 in kentucky. today, which is a caucus, which usually does not get the turnout that a primary does, 31,184 votes have been cast in the caucuses. of course, the primary -- mitt romney wrapped up the primary by may last time. this is a much more engaged republican contest. it's surprising, you go from a primary to a caucus and you see an increase of 8,000 votes. >> that may be a signal of why donald trump is doing pretty well, at least at the early count, because he seems to be getting a lot of people out to the caucuses and to the primaries and people who have not been as engaged in recent years. >> yeah. and if emerges with a victory in kentucky -- we don't know. we have a lot of votes to count but if he does emerge with a victory, one of biggest donald trump's talking points is that he's increasing participation and says that as a warning to those that are in

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. >> we believe that they are targeted day cares to need form lah and type tours sell and neighborhood stores perhaps. quickies i money. >> reporter: police say, the suspect is a black male 30 to 40 years old with the thin mustache. as you saw in the video he was wearing a puffy hooded jacket, ski cap and black boots. if you happen to know who he is pick up the phone and call 215-686-tips. right now north west detectives have made no arrest. we are live from north philadelphia, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. >>> police are searching for suspects who smashed a window and stole clothing from a store in rittenhouse. take a look at this surveillance video. the suspects two men and a woman broke in the clothing store at 17th and walnut. they grabbed armed full of clothing and took off in a blue four door vehicle this happened last saturday around 5:00 a.m. police are not sure if that incident in rittenhouse is connected to two other nearby robberies. you will will's remember has month thieves stole $2,000 worth of jeans from the blooming dale's outlet store

they are the ones who apprehended sal lah abdeslam. >> does the pace of arrests and raids now indicate that they are beginning to step up? >> reporter: it does seem that way. there have been a half dozen raids in brussels here since last night. the french interior minister yesterday said that there was a raid outside of paris yesterday morning. in which an imminent plot was stopped. so yes. there is an absolutely advanced pace of activity that we're seeing. and then when you couple that with the attacks, the killing of the senior isis leaders in syria, it shows that the group is under a lot of pressure. but it's certainly not over. i don't think these extra raids and the extra assaults that are taking place in syria are going to destroy isis. isis still has an enormous amount of territory. it still has more weapons than al qaeda could have imagined. it still has much more money than al qaeda ever did and thousands of europeans traveled from here, from the continent. went and got training with isis and many hundreds of them have come back. this is not a small problem. and europe still d

. >>> smooth sound to start off this morning as we lah at the blue mountain. have you been skiing. >> never been skiing, no. >> i remember we talk about this. >> we have to work this out because i do want to go. i want to try it. >> are you good? >> no, not the at all good that is why we should do it. i'm up for it, let's do it. >>> there was a scary scene over pacific ocean when a woman's iphone burst into flames during a flight. >> we will show you what is left of the iphone, look at that, just charred, the college student said she was watching a movie on her phone and then flames just started to shoot-out of it. >> i was like, it is on my phone and i flipped it on the ground and then the flames were shooting higher and bunch of people stood up. >> and how ironic we watch her interview on a cell phone. >> exactly. >> airline says they were able to put fire out quickly and thankfully no one was hurt. flight continued on to honolulu. airline and faa are investigating how a fire like that started and good, please investigate. >> yes. >> 8-inch flames, that is p

. >> kyung lah talked with you earlier this week, and you told me that the people of arizona have been waiting for someone like trump. why do you believe that's the one that can make a wall happen? >> i'm trying to hear. what was that? >> why do you believe that donald trump is the one that can make a wall happen along the mexico border? and why do you think he's the one that can make mexico pay for it? >> well, if you're asking why i have confidence in him, i met him for the first time when he was here for the first, you know, meeting and forum, rally. and i liked what he said. and my gut told me he's the type of guy we need now. i've been the honorary chairman for other presidential candidates. but for him, it was something different. i support him. i was in iowa for him two weeks ago. i like what he says. i believe he's going to follow through on his promises, especially on the illegal immigration situation that's facing our nation and has been here for years and years. nobody wants to do anything about it. all you hear is talk from the politicians. so maybe at least this time aroun

and also, the attacks coming as lah was arrested and what you think is happening here, frank?>> it is hard to make any sort of conclusions now because we don't have a lot of the facts. what we know is paris, the paris attacks and the brussels attacks are linked. it has now been established. what we know for sure is that two of the most major hub of life and brussels and a political life in brussels, the national airport and the european quarter have been attacked. i guess these targets, these two targets, you know, are the terrorist wish list -- on the top of the terrorists wish list. the symbol of europe, the symbol of many national events being there. and the european quarter is the symbol of the european union and european commission and the rest. so the target chosen were very powerful and hen the sittion herethe facthat even the poli and thermy fromhe repos that w had yesterday lt complely lt. the estion is,e have t t to explainow this ppened. we havsecurity personn in thstreets since janua015 afr charli hebdo, mitary is all overhe place the poce, we're on e highes level

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we have kyung lah live. the estimates are as many as a million and a half may have already been cast. trump supposedly doing strong in the analysis of early voting. what's the state of play now? >> reporter: you're absolutely right. when you look at the early numbers you get a strong clue about what today is going to hook like. we punched those numbers with a political strategist here, and he says if you look at where the voting is happening, a lot of turnout to the north of miami dade county. miami dade is a must-win for rubio. but to the north are counties showing exceptionally high turnout, where people didn't vote in 2012. so the tea leaves there say at least in those early voting ballots, we are seeing perhaps, looking towards trump, as far as marco rubio, he is in the fight of his political career, this is a county, miami dade, where he must win, but we're seeing just over my shoulder, they're scrambling, making sure the polls are ready. polls open in one hour. >>> it is also a make or break day for go

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have to start off slow with smoothies and salad and most have a dietition you you played tennis at lahit. is it true you helped a friend lose 25-pound in four days. >> i did. >> that can be not healthy but i want to know how he did it. >> he was my roommate. it was a six month weight loss challenge. so, he didn't lose the weight in six months. he came to me in the last week and said what can you do i need to lose 25-pound in four days. >> you lock him in the basement. >> no. >> what did you do. >> i gave him a strict diet just proteins, very limited carbohydrates, limited grains, starches and what we did is we drew all of the water out of his body. essentially we just de hydrated him. >> that is not the good. >> its not healthy. >> would i not recommend that for any client just because he was my friend. >> if he drinks a pitcher of the water after that, lose 15-pound, you come right back on. >> he gained it right back. >> did he win. >> he lost by .4-pound actually. >> after all that. >> he didn't even get anything from it. >> my gosh. >> do you have pictures. >> we took a before and a

and then weather delays already at lah gar use, about 23 minutes and that will have a quick come minute necessity effect on flights in and out of philadelphia if you are flying, check with your airline and then up in princeton route one south a crash at scudder mills road. here's a live look at i-95 southbound heavy from cottman avenue down into girard, all of the bridges, a backup on the bennie but mass transit looking good, mike and alex, back to you. >>> 7:02 on a super tuesday. >> a huge day, will today be turning point in the race for white house, a lot of people say so because five states are holding primaries in what is being called super tuesday, part three, or most super of them all. donald trump and hillary clinton are looking to widen their lead. marco rubio and john kasich are looking to hold on because they need wins in florida and ohio. bernie sanders will be hoping to pull off another upset in the midwest. we will have more what is at stake in today's voting. we will talk to doug luzader. >> bernie sanders has a shot the in hillary clinton's home state in illinois. >> you

elise finch is tracking the wind, kyung lah is watching the roads. and magdalena doris join joins us live from massapequa. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mary. we're at the foot of a canal here that leads to the south oyster bay. this is blowing around bushes here and making the shallow water ripple up. you can see the wind versus trees and property overnight. i want to send you to video from overnight over in deer park, long island. at west 5th street and oakland avenue because power lines were down. a pole also falling down on the scene there, blocking traffic. now, further east on long island, one unlucky driver today waking up in seldon, waking up to a damagedcare as branches from a tree fell down and toppled down on that car, causing some damage. over on the upper west side yesterday evening, the fdny was responding because of high winds. it was blowing debris off a 12- story apartment building. at 79th and broadway. luckily there were no injuries in that case, as well. back here out live in massapequa on long island, we can see branch

it is great. [ lahs ] and there is no substitute for looking and feeling good. that's right. they did all the work for you. look at this table. i mean, seriously, all you have to do is heat it and eat it. do you like ravioli? that's it. do you like brownies? do you like mac and cheese? have you tried the new turbo shakes? i haven't. okay, they're delicious. try it. i love it -- first-timers. oh, that's like pure chocolate heaven. it's so good. and you know what i like to do? and it's like ice cream. 'cause i like the chocolate milkshake anyway, so this one is just adding probiotics so it's getting rid of that... -the belly bloat. -...belly bloat. -yeah. -wow, that's terrific. it helps you in your digestion and everything. it's fantastic. so, here's the deal --should we pass them around? would you like to try them? oh, you have to try these. okay, you have to try them. they are so good. these are so good. [ applause ] yummy. yeah you're gonna love them. honest. how yummy are these shakes, everybody? come on! be honest. thumbs up. [ cheers and applause ] aren't they amazing? -t

reaction coming on the heels of tv chef jamie oliver comments on british radio about women choosing form lah first. >> we have worst breast-feeding in the world and we need court women to breast feed more. >> reporter: oliver hoist a father on have four, has famously campaigned for better food education, and his comments have been sparking outrage in england. >> if you breast feed for more than six months works men have 60 percent less likely to get breast cancer. it is easy. more convenient. more nutritious. it is bet are, it is free. >> reporter: adele, reveals that when her child was born she had her own troubles with feeding him. >> listen, breast-feeding is a very personal decision and it can be very difficult for woman. sometimes it is best to just keep your opinions to yourself, right. more on this story tonight on the insider, jessica, back to you in the studio. >> all right, debbie, thanks very much. you can hear more about a dell verse jamie oliver tonight at 7:30 on the insider right here on cbs-3. >>> highly anticipated batman verse super man: dawn of justice breaks box office re