sara wagner from baressis is here with lamb osso bucco barresi's lamb osso marsala style serves 8 ingredients " 8 lamb shanks 1 1/4 pounds each , fat trimmed.i trim after cooking " cup vegetable oil " salt and freshly ground pepper " 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil " 4 medium onions, coarsely chopped " 4 medium carrots, halved lengthwise and cut into 1-inch pieces " 2 large celery ribs, cut into 1/2- inch dice " one 28-ounce can crushed tomatoes optional " 5 cups chicken or beef stock/broth " 2 teaspoons dried oregano how to make this recipe 1. preheat the oven to 325 for roasting. heat up grill to par cook lamb or use oven on 500 to get it crispy, using a bit of oil to prevent sticking and aid in and pepper and cook over moderate heat until well browned all minutes. transfer the shanks to a large roasting pan. repeat with the remaining vegetable oil and shanks. pour off the fat. 2. heat the olive oil in the same skillet. add onions, carrots and celery and cook over moderate heat until softened, about 10 minutes. add the tomatoes optional , stock, oregano and bring to a boil. pour the mi

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check out expect any lamb-like weather in our future? well, the with clearing skies and temps falling into the 10s. at least the winds will be calming down in between weather systems. however, our next weather system will take long to come our way with clouds increasing quickly during the day wednesday. there could be some light rain showers developing over the metro by late in the day and into the early evening with snow developing again north of the metro. brad/2wx: that's all for my forecast. check out weareiowa.com for . thanks brad. jack/2bam: thanks brad. sports director jon schaeffer, and jon girls state basketball keeps rolling on. jon/2bam: that's right jack a jam packed day at the well. coming up on local 5 sports we check out the final 2a quarterfinal and get rolling into the three-a matchups when we come back. "now, local 5 sports are iowa sports" welcome back. in the last decade-- manson northwest webster has made it to the the girls state basketball tournament at wells fargo arena six times. their last trip came in 2014. th

but wednesday, that is very lamb-like but thursday is the last day of march. less lamb-like. it came in like a lion and lamb if i ren quickly. it came in quiet. we had a storm quickly halfway through first day of march and then, well, we will go out like a lion as well. but it is different, with thunderstorms. lets look at is what happening outside right now. citizens bank park we will show you this camera because beautiful sky. gorgeous looking evening out there. blue skies starting to see a few colors in the sky as we approach sunset which is about an hour or so away but looking fantastic out there right now and it is a sign of spring, we're seeing citizens bank park not being used at the moment but very, very shortly, in fact take a look, we only have two weeks now 14 days until the phillies home opener, verse san diego, on monday, april the 11th. can't believe we're already at phillies home opener. you always know it is springtime and possibly winter weather is in the rear-view mirror once we he talk about baseball coming home to philadelphia storm scan three is pretty cl

>> in like a lion out like a lamb.ave no idea. >> you go into march thinking it will be warm and it's not. then you leave cold. >> come in strong. but then like leave not as strong. i don't know. >> meteorologically speaking, march often begins with heavy storms and rain but ends calmly like a lamb from john bell lou she on s inform l,. >> to our kate bilo right here on cbs3. >> march this year coming in like a lion. i'll have all the details. >> then there' astrology at thef the mark the rise of are a reece the ram. >> aquariums i wouldn't know. it goes back to the belief that live in weather should remain in balance so spring comes in fears, it's only fair it leaves us peacefully. we'll zen it back to you. >> all right. what's your good question. long owing to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your questi question. you can also tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 good question and remember nicole will be here every night with the answer for you on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. can't wait to hear that good questio

>> in like a lion out like a lamb.ave no idea. >> you go into march thinking it will be warm and it's not. then you leave cold. >> come in strong. but then like leave not as strong. i don't know. >> meteorologically speaking, march often begins with heavy storms and rain but ends calmly like a lamb from john bell lou she on s inform l,. >> to our kate bilo right here on cbs3. >> march this year coming in like a lion. i'll have all the details. >> then there' astrology at thef the mark the rise of are a reece the ram. >> aquariums i wouldn't know. it goes back to the belief that live in weather should remain in balance so spring comes in fears, it's only fair it leaves us peacefully. we'll zen it back to you. >> all right. what's your good question. long owing to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your questi question. you can also tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 good question and remember nicole will be here every night with the answer for you on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. can't wait to hear that good questio

siouxland until 8 am the month of march will come in more like a lion (a rather tame/quiet one) than a lamb today as snow exits the viewing area early this morning leaving us cold and a little cloudy. we had a coating of the white stuff hre in sioux city last night as folks up to the north and east saw a few inches, so that is where road conditions will the the worst, so be sure to plan for a little longer commute this morning. we'll just see lingering flurries the rest of the morning with a few peeks of sunshine and highs near 30 degrees this afternoon. teeratures return to the 40s tomorrow as skies remain mostly cloudy ahead of another quick moving system that might drop a light rain/snow mix tomorrow night. we'll take another step back into the 30s behind said system on thursday, but friday is when better warmth not only arrives, but sticks around for a few more days. highs in the 50s will kick off the weekend before the 60s arrive sunday and monday. see graphics. we begin this mornrng with a guilty plea from an akron, iowa man accused of murder. yesterday, jonathan neunaber admitted to

march coming in like a lamb with mostly sunny highs in the lower to middle 70s. a cold front is just off to our west and will be here by tonight. look for increasing clouds by late afternoon with scattered showers and a thunderstorm or two late night into wednesday morning. rain chance 50% tonight into wednesday morning. a few showers wednesday morning otherwise partly cloudy, breezy and cooler, highs in the lower 60s. dry thursday before another shot of rain moves in and out for today people across more than a fifth of the country breezy and cooler, highs in the lower 60s. dry thursday before another shot of rain moves in and out for late thursday night through midday friday. rain chance 60%. today people across more than a fifth of the country lower to middle 70s. a cold front is just off to our west and will be here by tonight. look for increasing clouds by late afternoon for super tuesday. this is a look at a polling place in texas, where ted cruz is hoping to pull off a win today. 11 states will hold primaries or caucuses for the republicans today. several b

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march may come in like a lamb on tuesday. but we have more wild temperature swings on the way and several chances for rain, maybe even a few snowflakes. weak cold front is crossing the region today. that will drop our temperatures a few degrees on tuesday. expect highs in the mid 60s for most of us. but the big drop in temperatures comes behind another cold front on wednesday. that cold front may bring a few showers for your wednesday morning commute before the skies clear in the afternoon. expect highs on wednesday in the mid-to-upper 50s. our coolest day of the week will be thursday, with morning lows near freezing and high temperatures in the afternoon only in the mid 40s, despite plenty of sunshine. more wet weather moves in overnight thursday and into friday. some areas could even see a few wet snowflakes mixed in at the onset. expect high temperatures on friday only in the upper 40s. the weekend isn t looking terrible,-p&but certainly not as mild as-p&-p&- this last weekend. we will see highs mixture of clouds and sunsh

it can either be made with lamb or beef. this one is made with beef. >> it is a very seasoned ground beef with carrots and onions. and then covered over the top with potatoes -- which i will show you in a minute -- how it is prepared. >> first, you portion out the lamb. this is very nicely done. >> it is unfortunate he cannot smell this at home. >> you clean that play a little bit. what i will traditionally do is put some greens in. >> you have to have green of course. >> traditionally, we would have shamrocks on here. but they are not available yet. they will be available on thursday. >> the next dish i will show you is the corn beef and cabbage. >> i thought we were being all irish. >> during the influx of the emigration from ireland, the irish -- the brisket -- it is a traditionally priced -- but when they came over here, the brisket and the corn beef -- basically cooked in a curing process. >> interesting. >> it looks like corn colonels. that is why they call it corn beef. what we traditionally do -- we have two restaura

not windy, bus stop temperatures, 35 to 48 and march will come in like a lamb. temperatures around 60 tomorrow and good news, showers mainly confined to today night. i think they'll roll in after the evening rush hour and should roll out of here before the wednesday morning commute. 10:00 tonight, 51 downtown and most everybody else in the burbs in the 40s. 47 in gaithersburg and 48 in bowie and silver spring. by the time we get to 6:00 a.m., back in the 30s. 39 in sterling and leesburg and 36 in manassas, and 38 in fairfax. notice no clouds yet. 9:00, near 50 downtown and 40s elsewhere. at 1:00, i think this is cool. 59 in la plata and downtown and everyone will be rm huge deal but in anticipation of the cold front tomorrow night and early on wednesday with the temps still in the 50s. 5:30, 6:00, 55, 56, and then we stop this. at midnight, a good line of thundershowers and maybe a rumble of thundershowers not out of the question at presented rick and west leesburg, and the yellow, heavier reason fall and lighter showers ahead of it. and it should be out of here

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well, it's coming in like a lamb, mild, sunny, pleasant. on this super tuesday, a poll question for you. what temperature is most comfortable to? 65? 70? 75? or 80? i'm going about 75 degrees. in weather and traffic on the how long we stay this nice in the eight-day temperature trend. let me know what you think. and i know you have a bad issue right now. >> i do. >>> it's all lion, no lamb on i 75. and we have an off-ramp blocked. this is southbound 275 in pinellas county. that's off-ramp to 54th avenue south. it is blocked due to overnight construction. so take 22nd. head to 19 and then come back around. and gibsonton, the biggest issue right now. and this is i-75. see where it's orange, southbound past gibsonton drive, all lanes blocked. you are taken off the interstate. take 301 instead. and meliek on the street has a live view. and cars are starting to slow. you can see up there, gibsonton, riversaw, the off- ramp sign and everyone is exiting. and that's because in the distance, you have debris on the roadway and a fatal accident involv

march coming in like a lamb with mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures, 70s. a cold front is just off to our west and will be here by tonight. look for increasing clouds by late afternoon with scattered showers and a thunderstorm or two late night into wednesday morning. rain chance 50% tonight into wednesday morning. a few showers wednesday morning temperatures, highs in the lower to middle 70s. a cold front is just off to our west and will be here by tonight. look for increasing clouds by late afternoon with scattered showers and a thunderstorm or two late night into wednesday morning. rain chance 50% tonight into wednesday morning. a few showers wednesday morning otherwise partly cloudy, breezy and cooler, highs in the lower 60s. dry thursday before another shot of rain moves in and out for late thursday night through midday friday. rain chance 60%. highs upper today's picture the weather is from ana lu muela kiser & mattie crosland, hammond school send us your weather pictures to po box 367, columbia, sc 29202. for the first time this season -- the south c

(fred) would you say today was more like a lion, or more like a lamb? the answer, and a look at a warmup next week, coming in just a few minutes. port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre. the sun finally came out! 28 was the high today--12 below normal--and 18 the low. 18 is our temperature in sioux city. notice the dew point of 8--that means the air is dry and will allow for easy cooling tonight. local temperatures are in the single digits north, teens and 20s the freezer, but warmer temperatures aren't far away--we have 50s in western nebraska. we'll warm up a bit tomorrow as the milder air works our way. the satellite and radar shows the decreasing cloud trend today, but there are more clouds west of us. those will move in later tonight along with the warmer air. the stormcast hd shows another upper level system moving in tomorrow afternoon and evening with a slight chance of light rain and/or snow. little to no snow accumulation is expected for the majority of the abc9 viewing area. the forecast for of 13 with increasing clouds.

. >> not at all this is definitely a lamb, not a lion. >> there's no roar. >> in like a lamb out like a sglooin i heard in like a lion out like a lamb. does it work either way. i hope not. i'm so confused there's no roar in the forecast. that's what i'm saying. >> we'll go with that. >> we'll proceed. >> how about that? . >> listen, that's lion king reference. >> there you go. >> little kid. >> have a toddler. >> how many times have you seen lion king. >> too many to count. >> i've seen it a lot too. not in years. dulles 31. you see the difference here. dulles is 11 colder than we are here in the city. bwi marshall down in the 30s as well. 37 degrees. let me show you more numbers. it's cold out there. culpeper you dropped off from 31 to 29. mannasas 28, fredericksburg around freezing there. frederick is a little warmer at 37. hagerstown is sitting at 43 and martinsburg 38. here we go across the nation here. binghamton 19. there's a little smith of cold air for upstate new york. pittsburgh is 41. columbus is 35. and chicago is 28. look at st. louis this morning. 53 degrees. there's war

we could see little, almost like the lamb is dressing up like a lion later on tonight. we do have new system will be moving in here. this isn't going to be heavy hitting storm system. start things off by one of the field cameras, actually taking you from the very own statione headquarters in spring garden overlooking broad and spring garden intersection right here. and as meisha mentioned roads are dry. it will stay that way through the better part of the day today. off to very quiet start. storm scan3, nice and tran will at the local zoom. we zoom it around handful of times for you show you really as you zoom out to the region wide level, nothing more than handful of clouds here and, there essentially moonlit sky right now. really pleasant beginning to the morning that said. forty-seven the current temperature at the airport, rather, in dover, 42, at philadelphia international airport. and you casino of have mixed bag depending on location, quite chilly in a millville, for example, where you have got some of the chill settling in there in the pinelands, 45 in trenton b

gps. >> we're grateful for you. >> let's go get some rack of lamb. lamb of god.u. happy easter. >> thank you very much, father. >>> a superhero showdown bringing in the big bucks at the box office. critics say "batman vs. superman" is a flop. who's right? and can the heroine save the day? we have the review later this hour. >>> we all know at least two of the superheroes who face off in the new movie batman versus superman, dawn of justice but another classic comic book hero made an appearance as well. is she with you? >> i thought she was with you. ♪ >> there she is, but will the addition of wonder woman help the movie soar to new heights. >> here to review kevin mccarthey. this movie has gotten hammered by the critics. what is going on? >> i'm one of the few who actually really love this film. i'm seeing it for a third time on monday but i'm a review who can really appreciate a really good action movie and have fun with it. i think this is a film that really delivers masterful visuals. it was a masterful job. some scenes were shown in full-blown ie -- imax. i t

march going out like a lamb. temperatures in the mid-40s. very few 30s. 50 in the city right now. we see a 36 in morristown and 38 in bridgewater. the hudson valley, 40s. there's cloud cover out there too. but thin spots out to the west. we'll see varying amounts of clouds and more clouds building later in the day as the storm that's the rainmaker headed our way for tomorrow. no rain today. nothing but milder temperatures to talk about.

. >> our team coverage continues with amanda lamb. amanda will have a closer look department's internal investigation, and also the involvement of sbi. in addition, we will hear from the wake county da coming up. >>> plus, we'll tell you about a program being called a boot camp for young men and women who want a fresh start in life. >>> "pick 3" numbers, 7, 7, 3. sum it up, 17. "pick 4," 2, 7, 8, 0. sum it up, 17. 35, and 38. >>> welcome back. thank you for staying with us. agencies are involved in a shooting yesterday in downtown raleigh where a 24-year-old man was killed. >> family members tell us 24- year-old akiel denkins was shot and killed by a police officer during a chase. wral's amanda lamb is downtown in raleigh with reaction from the das office. >> reporter: that's right. you know, there is no reason to tiptoe around the situation. we have a young black man who officer who was involved. this has caused a lot of concerns and emotions in the and a lot of people want answers. and of course, there are several investigations rig

the end of march. >> a little lamb. >> we've got clouds and sun mixed today. more clouds as the day wears on. breezy and milder. 72 the high. but long island, connecticut, you remain in the cooler 50s. maybe a best low 60s in spots. watch for showers developing overnight in the upper 50s. another mild day tomorrow. it will be a wetter day tomorrow with showers likely. then a big swing in the opposite direction over the weekend. we'll start out near 60 on saturday. colder at night. overnight, there could be a few snow flurries in the area. saturday night to sunday morning, highs in the low to mid-40s. emphasize here, enjoy the 730s it changes by the weekend. >> okay. >> we do have fastrack that goes on through the week too. no 1 trains. you can take the ac or the shuttle bus. a live look at the belt parkway. you've got a pretty nice ride. >> thanks, emily. >> 4:56. for the 11th straight year, soda sales in the u.s. are falling flat. in fact, soda consumption is down to the low lest level since 1985. shoppers are looking for healthier alternatives with fewer cal

chilly start, but a warm finish, yep, like a lamb.zy and colder wednesday, thursday and friday. rains, showers possible on friday. the timing could end up here thursday night and greet us as we wake up friday morning. tomorrow morning, all that will greet us tomorrow, sunshine, temperatures in the upper 30s, low 40s. not bad for march. 43 downtown, only 37 in cumberland. 38 in romney. temperatures are uniform in this. by 9:00, near 50 downtown, 48 in leesburg, sterling and fairfax. 62 in fredericksburg, 59 in bowie. pretty sweet. by 6:00, still okay. the clouds begin to roll in and approach the i-81 corridor, already into cumberland. high-mid-lel clouds. 57 downtown and dry. 9:30, take a quick walk before dinner after all this activity rolls through. we could hear a roll of thunder tomorrow night. on the day planner, 40s to start, 59 with sunshine by 1:00. wednesday, chilly, 51, probably 54 will be the high, the midnight temp, and temps will next seven days, there's your snow and rain on friday, but the weekend is okay. low 50s saturd

this is a lamb she rescued the sheep have a tendency of taking each other's lambs. you may not know that. because they get so pipe the that there hormones just before they give birth themselves that another gives birth, they often snatch the lamb and take it away and the bonding only takes a few minutes. in the cold of winter. if the lamb is not attached, literally, the milk, it dies. this is that very interesting paradigm for which we can understand because we have the same hormones, how human attachment works. what bonds a human mother to the child is the same as what bonds a you to the lamb and what bonds my granddaughter to this land that she said in the kitchen. when it was stolen by another lamb when the you's own lamb was born it was left asunder. if we think -- this is the second half of the book, this is the thing that really binds us together, just think in your mind love is the initial attachment but out of that comes trust. it is within trust that you begin to see your own ability to command yourself. that it sheds into education. once we get into school

the cashier was helping hi >> lamb is completely unaware of what's about to hit him when perez moveson and levels him. >> and i came down and i just hit him, hit him in the neck and he fell down. >> perez has no idea what lamb has in his pocket and knows he's taking a huge risk by confronting him. it turns out, the man is believing about having a weapon. >> we can see when the police come and they say, hey, it's not a gun. it's a piece of stick. >> never bring a stick to a stickup, especially if the other guy has a bigger one. but as with any armed robbery, injuries can be severe. >> i was surprised because when i hit him on the neck, the neck make a funny sound. i was scared. i said, hey, i probably kill this guy. you know, because i seen this guy, his face, and his face was turning different colors and blood is starting to come out, nose, mouth, and ear. and i said, hey, i kill. >> paramedics arrive within a few minutes and attend to the unconscious man. according to the police report, lamb suffers a fractured jaw along with minor head and facial injuries. he is taken to the hospit

you from ever -fully involved -crew on the way a look now at your first alert march coming in like a lamb with mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures, highs in the lower to middle 70s. a cold front is just off to our west and will be here by tonight. look for increasing clouds by late afternoon with scattered showers and a thunderstorm or two late night into wednesday morning. rain chance 50% tonight into wednesday morning. a few showers wednesday morning cloudy, breezy and cooler, highs in the lower 60s. dry thursday before another shot of rain moves in and out for late thursday night through midday friday. rain chance 60%. highs upper 50s to lower 60s. break right now on the news at 5, states - and hundreds of delegates up for grabs. we are following the campaign trail on super tuesday. we're here with richland county gop chair eaddy willard and executive director of progress south michael wukela to get their perspectives on today's races. presidential contenders hillary clinton and donald trump trounce competition going into super tuesday. hillary clinton holds an eleven-point lead t

details ahead. >> okay, a lamb today, the lion will be roaring tomorrow.et's look outside live right now. this is the schuylkill expressway approaching girard. we still have this disabled vehicle. what a bad way to start the day being stuck on the schuylkill expressway. it's off to the side so it's really not affecting traffic but watch for this westbound approaching girard. also schuylkill westbound approaching the conshohocken curve another disabled vehicle on the shoulder there. looking live here on i-95 it's kind of a dark ride n overhead lights are out so look for this. southbound traffic still moving okay. just watch for your travels there in the dark. the overnight construction southbound at business route one is clear as well so at least all lanes are opened on i-95. we have some emergency road work going on right now and it's a problem here in mercer county on 206. they've shut it down between lover's lane and hutchinson drive. stick to mercer road as your alternate for that one. tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> developing right now, an argumen

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march is coming in like a lamb?t is, doesn't necessarily last very long, but start to see new system bring in wet weather, and here it is, we look at the wide zoom on storm scan, you have got snow, you have got some ice, certainly some rain, very likely another round of severe weather potential. not here necessarily, but we could see few thunderstorms, so this is the next big thing, as i always like to say, for now high pressure, actually real nice weather unfolding out there today, guys. good excuse to get outside if you can. we start things off with a look, though, in the live neighborhood network, outside pleasant valley middle high school here, just tran will. walk out the door. if you hit the road, in the, just moonlit school most everywhere, very modest breeze at this point, more out of the north, 34 degrees currently in broad heads ville, typically when the sun comes up at least see blue mountain off in the distance, today not the worse skiing day, if you are lucky never to have time to kill. jack frost, big

back to you. >> amanda lamb live in raleigh. thanks for the update. >> the state na naacp is calling for a truthful unbiased investigation following yesterday's shooting. what's the community's reaction one day later? >> the community simply wants answers. they want to know exactly what happened here yesterday around noon. you can see a memorial has been set-up and people are here paying tribute to 24-year-old akeel denkins and earlier today the north carolina state na c.c. p reverend william barber was vowing to ask the right goes and get the answers the community is looking for the he had a criminal history and ran when he was approached by police yesterday. a warrant and record is not a license to kill. he said the key to the community having trust is getting the truth about exactly what happened. later on this afternoon the community leaders in this area came together at an area church to talk about the shooting. >> it's very important. if we don't come together we'll continue to fall apart. united we stand, divided we crumb

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buy a lamb, a white dove, a bullock for sacrifice.ought from the farms of our high priests." they have made of god's house a marketplace. i say to these spies, tell your generation of vipers to beware. look heavenward. flee the wrath that will come from the lord. [ indistinct shouting ] flee from here. the day of judgment is here. arise, people! [ all cheering ] rise up, people. rise! [ indistinct shouting ] >> [ scoffs ] arrest the baptist, a lunatic? the wilderness crawls with them. >> can you allow more discord in your domain? >> why me? he attacks you, the temple. >> along with you and your wife, majesty, with vile accusations of incest. >> i must consider the peasants who hail him as the coming of the prophet elijah. >> your father served rome by the strength of his rule, and thus they made him king. >> the romans trusted him to prevent invasion from the parthians. >> and to keep order among the jews. >> for which he was hated. >> some hated david and solomon. >> some hated moses. what's your point? >> my point -- achieving a pea

look at bus stop buddy there is a lamb with it because march is coming in like a lamb this morning. >yes it is nod bad at all out there. temperatures in the 30's and 40's and bus stop buddy is wearing that flyers cap this morning. grateful for that victory. we will get clouds ahead of the cold front but we don't expect precipitation until late tonight. the it is good for the day. 45 degrees right now. not much wind. high of 58. the breezy nice all day with plenty of sunshine but clouds will roll in tonight and we will get that rain after midnight, talking about how much rain we will get, and how much snow we will get on friday, yeah, i said it bob kelly. >> you got it, sue. >>> 8:03 on this tuesday morning. >> how is traffic today. >> no problems at all. >> yes. >> we have no delays on 42, on 76, on i-95. >> northbound 295 a little bit of the backup, as we head toward the free waste there, hat trick in the studio, west on the turnpike an accident right here near norristown a little bit of the fender-bender there plus some sun glare rolling out and then new jersey transit, a one hour d

amanda lamb is live with more. >> reporter: she was a popular english teacher at wake forest high school. they announced to staff and students that she was involved in this fatal accident. and they have grief counselors on campus. it happened yesterday afternoon on capital boulevard south of wake forest. we are minivan was hit from behind by a truck. she hit a tractor-trailer which in turn hit a car. her vehicle was crushed between two trucks. the highway patrol is investigating the crash to see if charges will be filed. the driver of the truck that started the chain reaction is 29-year-old donald calder. he works in raleigh, and he a lot of charges, minor charges, related to driving issues and most of those have been dismissed in the past. >> amanda lamb reporting from wake forest, thanks. >>> a memorial service is planned today for four students mount. this is a follow-up to breaking news we had yesterday morning. the accident happened at the mount. administrators say the young women were returning to the dorm from dinner off compass and they got in a crash. 20-year-old candace mcbride

so we have a roasted leg of lamb, which is just boned out and tied. we have a little bit of wild broccoli rub, which is from pennsylvania. that's just gently cooked with a little bit of garlic. we have a salad, because you can't go wrong with salad. peas are just coming in. we have some peas. a little bit of sea urchin on there just to be a little bit different. it's also delicious. >> never had sea urchin. >> and then like another side i wanted to cook because it's simple and as easy way to impress people is roasted brussels sprouts. >> can't go wrong with brussels sprouts. >> that's for sure. you really can't go wrong with bacon. >> basically, i made some bacon here. i have reserved the fat. a little bit nervous as to what's going to happen in this pan. >> stand back. >> we are lucky. basically, we are going to do that. the best way to do this is when you are nearly ready for them, so you will get the fat ready to go and try to put them face side down. they are going to cook more evenly. and you get a nice nice situation going on. >> you can smell t

>> lamb. everybody loves lamb. and all the spring vegetables. >> a lambchop cut really, really thin. any herbs you like. rosemary and olive oil, garlic. >> reporter: all the recipes simple. >> we have the lambchop. we leave a little bit of fat on the chop. that is the taste. that melts and makes it more sweet. you can even take one of the pan, put it on top. >> reporter: what a great tip. give it some weight, right? >> yes. do that with chicken, too, right? help sear it and speed it up a little bit. p. it's already nice color. while we are waiting for the lamb to be ready, here is another dish. nice fresh fava beans. scallions. anything you can find in the market. so what do we do? we put a little oil, a little garlic, and then we cover it. see the color? nice color. >> burn your finger because you're supposed to pick it up by the bone and eat it. >> so now we are ready to -- the chop is almost ready. and we start to assemble our dish together. >> reporter: the chef adds the beautiful greens to the plate. after thi

he is with a baby lamb to day. so, we're not pulling the wool over your eyes, hello, temperatures are in the 30's and 40's today. the skies are clear, we're getting ready for plenty of sunshine and it is starting to get the light out, already. 39 degrees. the feels like 35. sunrise is official at 6:33. we have got 20's up in the mountains but just about every place else is in the upper 30's or lower 40's, this morning. little chillier then yesterday but a high temperature of 58 degrees, it looks nice for your tuesday, and so it is a super tuesday weather-wise, but tomorrow is at this time in the so much, we will talk about rain and then eventually a little bit of snow on the way. >> what? >> yes. >> that is right, bob killie come on, sueby. 6:02. now that we have your attention after that s word a live look at 422. hello to king of prussia coming in and out of king of prussia we are seeing volume poppas you roll into the office this morning. southbound i-95, stacked and pack here from academy down through cottman a

that was amanda lamb reporting. the state's public safety secretary says the numbers of gang members are growing. last month, secretary frank perry told lawmakers there are 314 active gangs in the state - including groups actively seeking to overthrow the government. he said gangs are growing within the prison system as well - with about 1 out of every 7 inmates involved in a gang at some level. a different perspective on politics - that's sure to make you smile. "president's should always be good planners before they do something, and open-minded, and also open hearted." coming up on rewind, some local 1st graders takes to be a true leader. and - what makes a great presidential candidate? you will be amazed what a group of local first-graders had to say when asked the question. the qualities.. they say.. should define the country's leader and role model. there's no question - the some debates...an all out battle. wral's brian shrader shares advice from first graders in durham - for the candidates running for presid

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it was fascinating because there was real upset about in as if buying 400 grams of lamb was going to be remarkably different from being six ounces, but there we were anyway. it was just another moment to rag on the e.u. and say they're forcing us to not be ourselves any more. along with the real things that matter about trade and money and london as a center of international finance and so on. are there a lot of these things that you still have to pay attention to even though they're small >> they certainly are. i think that those so-called small things are illustrative of some of the larger problems. they feedback into what the real problems are. they remind people of the real problems. there are collections of - again, how much is the u.k. really getting out of its relationship with the european union, do the costs outweigh the benefits. it so seems like a large portion of the u.k. public believe that to be the case, but it's going back to your previous question, it is extremely difficult to weigh the costs and benefits of the u.k.'s membership. there is sentiment that there is ove

>> their lamb of god will be our lamb of sacrifice. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ >> that you still read your sharpness of vision. >> the characters are blurred. but though i know the entire scriptures by heart, i find it curiously comforting to actually hold them in my hand. >> [ breathes sharply ] >> it is almost your time to start your duties in the temple, and you have not slept. >> i have...failed you. i've failed the temple. when passover ends, the nazarene -- he will leave, conceal himself in the hide of the land. then he will return, with ever greater numbers in his following, all believing that he is the messiah, all willing to be part of a rebellion that brings him to the throne. ♪ but i remember -- i remember, as a child, seeing...bodies, hundreds of...dead jews, killed by the romans. >> the revolts of judas the galilean. >> also hailed as the messiah. do you understand my fear? the horror that this man could bring to our people. >> have you confronted him? >> to no avail. he seeks confrontation, then turns our words against us. he mocks us in our own temple. >> and god's word

>> their lamb of god will be our lamb of sacrifice. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ >> that you still reads of vision. >> the characters are blurred. but though i know the entire scriptures by heart, i find it curiously comforting to actually hold them in my hand. >> [ breathes sharply ] >> it is almost your time to start your duties in the temple, and you have not slept. >> i have...failed you. i've failed the temple. when passover ends, the nazarene -- he will leave, conceal himself in the hide of the land. then he will return, with ever greater numbers in his following, all believing that he is the messiah, all willing to be part of a rebellion that brings him to the throne. ♪ but i remember -- i remember, as a child, seeing...bodies, hundreds of...dead jews, killed by the romans. >> the revolts of judas the galilean. >> also hailed as the messiah. do you understand my fear? the horror that this man could bring to our people. >> have you confronted him? >> to no avail. he seeks confrontation, then turns our words against us. he mocks us in our own temple. >> and god's word is quite clea

weather adlib: winter has roared back into the picture on the first day of march, but can we expect any lamb-like weather in our future? well, the answer is yes! tonight will be cold though with clearing skies and temps falling into the 10s. at least the winds will be calming down in between weather systems. however, our next weather system will take long to come our way with clouds increasing quickly wednesday. there could be some light rain showers developing over the metro by late in the day and into the early evening with snow developing again north of the metro. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" stephanie: super tuesday voting is wrapping up and the numbers are coming into the local 5 newsroom. let's take a look at the latest results... stephanie: right now donald trump and hillary clinton are the projected winners for super tuesday. each taking home a majority of delegates from the states voting today. we'll have more coverage from super tuesday states later in the show. but first.... stephanie/2shot controversy swirling around des moines in- home daycares--and how many ki

nothing like lamb came. and i said, what is this? and they said it's a veal chop and i said, "well i ordered the rack of lamb special." of lamb veal chop. and so they literally created a hybrid beef, where none had ever existed. >> seth: and you couldn't >> well, i could write about it. >> seth: there you go. here. >> thank you. >> seth: keep up the good work. a week. [ cheers and applause ] frank bruni, everybody! the "new york times" on sundays and wednesdays. we'll be right back. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's today - at business.ny.gov [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to paul giamatti, aubrey plaza, frank bruni, everybody! josh freeze, thanks again

. << >> weather ad-lib the month of mch will come in like a lion (a rather tame/quiet one) than a lamb today as snow exits the viewing area early this morning leaving us cold and a little cloudy. we had a coating of the white stuff here in sioux city last night as folks up to the north and eaea saw a few inches, so that is where road conditions will the the worst, so be sure to plan for a little longer commute this morning. we'll just see lingering flurries the rest of the morning with a few peeks of sunshine and highs near 30 degrees this afternoon. temperatures return to the 40s tomorrow as skies remaininostly cloudy ahead o o another quick moving system that might drop a light rain/snow mix tomorrow night. we'll take another step back into the 30s behind said system on thursday, but friday is when better warmth not only arrives, but sticks around for a few more days. highs in the 50s will kick off the weekend before the 60s arrive sunday and monday. see graphics. seven candidates - 12 states - and hundreds of delegates up for grabs. it's "super tuesday"..the biggest decision day of

wral's amanda lamb is live at the wake county courthouse with the reason for the delay. amanda? >> reporter: you know, it seems break. today in court, the prosecutor, howard cummings, said anthony and keisha gorham were involved in a serious car accident and as a result cannot be here. he is listed in good condition, condition. this is the same family injured in that accident in 2013 at the state fair. they fell from the ride when the right operator admitted that he tampered with the wiring to bypass a certain safety measures. today, the operator was supposed to be sentenced after pleading guilty to three counts of assault, but the sentencing was delayed to allow the gorhams to recover and be there. >> the victims in this case were involved in an automobile accident on saturday night, both had to have surgery for the injuries that they received. i believe that they will make a full recovery. >> when i told them that they were not here today, they were speechless and cannot believe it. her thoughts and prayers go out to the families. >> reporter: again, that sentencing has been d

in nashville, i'm jason lamb. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida, abc >> good afternoon, everybody. titan doppler radar, we're rain free. even though we have a front coming in tomorrow morning. it won't do anything other than maybe touch off a sprinkle or two. how about these temperatures today. up near 80 across most of the area. you get closer to the coast. you were around 70 thanks to the cooler waters of the gulf. here is your hour by hour forecast through tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 60s. we stay dry right on through sunrise. and even though it's a cold front, we will stay warm. we will be talking about 80s down the road in the 7-day in a couple of minutes. >>> now to a developing story. a south florida man is facing felony charges after officials say he faked getting lost at sea. 45-year-old richard who you see there set a blood stained boat adrift in 2015 and used an inflatable raft to get back to shore and fled to georgia. officials think he was trying to escape costs from a previous lawsuit. the search efforts cost more than $400,000. board the anthem o