global network and another family owns the one that has news weekly. all five families have been part of brazil establishment the ruling class for decades. and neither dilma rousseff pushed for this in the landscape and houses remain unmoved. >> there is a sense that a lot of the media owners have not been capable of living change as they feel too threatened with everything that is happening, any type of eyed ideology is criticized. >> translator: what the current political crisis does is intensify people's emotions and the country split into very clear groups and the debate becomes insane, this is a very serious problem, the traditional media started to become a target of the current animosity. if you can identify a particular political leaning in one news outlet or another the other side's view point will never be omitted and this would never happen as it does on social media because the press is committed to listening to all sides. >> reporter: corruption is not a new story in brazil, however no investigation has been as big as operation car wash, at

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> the republican race gets down and dirty. donald trump fender off a day of attack by slinging more insults at the latest gop debate. >>> a nuclear threat from north korea. in the face of stiffer sanctions, kim jong-un tells his military to have his military >>> a thief thinks he is getting away, until he runs into a moving suv. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> donald trump can't hide from attacks from his fellow republicans from taking blistering criticism from the two past gop nominees, trump was bashed from all sides including tuesday. but the billionaire isn't shying away from the trash talk that had you pim on the inside track from winning the nomination. between now and tuesday, eight states and puerto rico, hold their contests for the gop. michigan and its 59 delegates is the biggest prize. weijia jiang is at the site of last night's debate in detroit. >> reporter: only four candidates took the stage, but f

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm michelle miller. captioning funded by cbs ptio >>> it's friday, march 4th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> the republican race gets down and dirty. donald trump fends off a day of attack by slinging more insults at the latest gop debate. >>> a nuclear threat from north korea. in the face of stiffer sanctions, kim jong-un tells his military to have its nuclear arsenal ready at any time. >>> and head-on. a thief thinks he is making a get away, until he runs mooves into a moving suv. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> he might be running away from the pack but donald trump can't hide from attacks from his fellow republicans from taking blistering criticism from the two past gop nominees, trump was battered from all sides, including the moderator since the first debate super tuesday. but the billionaire isn't shying away from the trash talk that has put him on the inside track from win

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and cleaning debris from the new drainage system. it says until that work is complete, it is possible for more silt to be discharged into barnegat bay. >>> word of a meningitis warning at rutgers. the school sent a letter alerting students, faculty and staff of a bacterial meningitis case on the new brunswick campus. the sick student was hospitalized on friday and is recovering. those who had close contact notified so they began get antibiotics. >>> lonnie quinn is here with the weather. that snow is going to be a distant memory. >> really. what snow? i took some pictures my way and all the daffodils are up and all the little street crossings and things. look, any snow you picked up yesterday for the most part it's gone. possibly out east maybe the shady spots holding on to a little bit but it's done for right now. there could be more precipitation this week. we'll talk about whether it's rain or snow. right now outside to a good- looking sky. sunny, 55 degrees. 55 is your high temperature of the day. normal 51. so pretty much in line

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surprise winning columnist for the new york post michael goodwin. r top story tonight super tuesday just a day away and the republican candidates are in a fight. the biggest battle is between donald trump and senator rubio. rubio's increasinglily personal attacks don't seem to be sticking to the front-runner, who is dominating as you just heard in the polls. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron is in san ontonio tonight and has our report. >> polls showed donald trump sitting pretty. >> you're going to vote tomorrow, we're going to win tremendously -- >> the latest polls show trump leading in georgia, tennessee, virginia, massachusetts, oklahoma, and alabama. trump spending off attacks from ted cruz and marco rubio for failing to kkk. repeatedly interrupted by black lives matter demonstrators. >> sunday trump twice refused. >> i don't know anything about david duke. okay? i don't know anything about what you're even talking about with white supremacy or white supremacies. >> but two days later -- today trump tried to kiss can i say off

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then there's the money. newedia investment rules in morocco do not permit any foreign financing, and at the same time domestic advertising fund are largely controlled by the government. which makes survival a real challenge for outlets like this that regularly pushes the editorial limit. launched last september the site has already published stories about the king's secretary hiring a pr firm to polish his image. a scandal at one of the country's leading banks and the failure of the department's agriculture initiative. >> translation: economic asphyxiation is a powerful weapon but is being used by the regime to eliminate and destroy papers. today in an environment of extreme fragility, one has to be very courageous to public articles that might turn investors away. we here are in a unique situation. i don't think anyone here has tried to do what we're doing, which is a pay wall, an economic model based essentially on subscriptions. we've been on line for three months and are in a trial run. >> reporter: five yea

the new government was created as the u.n.ked peace deal between the main factions. >> in benghazi, a security analyst who also writes for the associatated press. good evening. talk to us about what is happening right now. the tripoli government is reportedly demanding that the head of the u.n. backed council leave the capital, is that correct? >> yes. good evening. that is very correct. the unity government arrived and we have seen reaction. in fact government taking place and speaking at a conference, supporters are protesting and demanding that the government, the unity government, leave with the security council. they accuse them of breaking the laws and libyan sovereignty and they wanted them arrested. this triggered -- in charge of securing triply -- those in charge of securing tripoli and there have been clashes. host: is this something that surprises you? it seems like people on the ground were caught offguard by the arrival of the new government. isn't that an accurate assessment? reporter: yes, the arrival of the gov

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with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis. delicious and good for you. >>> he looked like he had amnesia for a week and just remember who donald trump was. but i haven't seen a person on television look that uncomfortable, standing next to someone since this. >> the distraction of the spirit of the people of southern louisiana and mississippi may not be the most tragic loss of all. >> george bush doesn't care about black people. >> who could forget that? >>> donald trump rise in the race for the white house has gotten a lot of attention for people in europe. mark phillips gets their reaction. >> reporter: they are trying to figure out the name. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: and they are trying to figure out the man. >> donald trump. >> reporter: donald trump was aberration of american politics. even as vaguely amusing, but nobody is laughing now. instead, they are scrambling to learn how to deal with him, taking trump lessons from those who k

it's not like the media turns its back on other perhaps more important news like the autopsy report of a young black woman who died in police custody. >> we are listening to this news conference being given by a number of officials in texas in the wake of the death of sandra bland and they are about to use some photographs to make examples from the autopsy. we will pull away from this right now. we will come back to it momentarily but i want to pivot to donald trump there about to speak. >> trevor: look, people, sandra bland will be dead forever. but donald trump only speaks into a microphone 23 times a day so we will go to that now. it's gotten so extreme that last week one high place source observed that trump can do just a tbeet on something, something, not even significant, and they break to their news within seconds adding it's quote the craziest thing. and that source should know because that source's name is donald trump. even he thinks the way he gets covered is insane. and that is from a guy who sees water boarding as foreplay. so the media loves trump because covering trump m

strengthen the foundation for healthy teeth. new colgate total daily repair. disrupted after a witness admits he watched the stalker's video. ahead, rikki klieman will weigh in on the case. >>> tomorrow, the professional ballroom dancer who lost part of her leg in the boston marathon >>> this might be the strangest thing i saw last night. your usual trump speech, but look at chris christie's face. >> they are going to put 20 or 25 million in at the time next two weeks from what just came over the wires. >> what is going on there? he looks like a time traveler who is trying to play it cool until he figures out what year it is! >> i haven't seen a person on television look that uncomfortable, standing next to someone since this. >> george bush doesn't care about black people! >> it almost makes you feel bad for chris christie, doesn't it? i mean, he is clearly standing every fiber of his being. maybe he is just fascinated with that blow-hard's ridiculous hair! ha, ha. >> very well done. that was sort of ripe for the comics. >>> welcom

and the new jersey transit lays out the contingency plans. >> and we begin with breaking news in brooklyn. a cabby slashed early this morning. >> and that happened in he has a cut on his forehead but refused medical attention. the three suspects are in custody. cbs 2s andrea gripes talked to the cab driver moments ago. >> i said okay, guys, have a good night and all of a sudden, one managed to put his hand and smashed my forehead. >> what did he use? >> i don't know. i didn't see it. i put the car in drive and run away so i didn't want them to come after me and i called the police. one in the middle slashed me basically. >> and we'll have much more coming up in the next half hour. >> and a female duncan doughnuts worker was slashed on the job. the 35-year-old walked up to the store's window and cut the woman's face. they say that thompson is homeless and is now in custody. >>> and that attack happening hours before the mayor and police commissioner announced a new plan. the city will add patrols on assigned will check on subway platforms. slashings are up 22% with 657 attacks the first tw

that is the bad news, but the good news it's friday. going live outside with sky 6 hd, spotty showers in places and the skies are expected to clear up this afternoon just in time for this holiday weekend. for more on that lets head to melissa magee tracking the weather at the big board. >> reporter: hey there, we are tracking showers on this friday. it's good friday across the delaware and lehigh valleys, the moisture is moving through and light to moderate pockets of rain in surf city, and cape may, we go tighter to areas north and west along the 95 corridor, it's pressing out of philadelphia and into cherry hill and woodbury and gibbsboro and route 55 in new jersey you'll notice the showers moving in. so the showers are starting to dissipate from a west-east direction this afternoon. despite the showers we have a southwesterly wind and temperatures are responding nicely. 68 in philadelphia and average for us this year is 56, and 67 in reading and 61 in the poconos, the coast in cape may 53 and 67 out to the west in dover. so the early

the new "star wars" film is under attack. but not by storm troopers. >> also ahead, did madonna's people go over the borderline? there you get it. a parking space scheme uncovered outside the star's apartment right here in >>> on the money this morning overnight. >> japan's nikkei dropped a fraction of point. the nasdaq and s&p also finished lower right now futures point to a lower open. >>> and wheels to watch. the new york auto show is ideas. >> abc's kendis gibson and reena ninan have the morning's business headlines. auto show in high gear. >> toyota introduced the prius prime which can run on just battery power. hyundai's new ionic will be available in a plug-in hybrid or all electric vick. >> but this was the -- vehicle. >> but this was the concept version that really stunned the crowd with its doors and stairs that descend. >>> soccer mom turned batman. amazon's latest company to show it's closing the wage gap. >> female employees make 99.9% of what men earn. minorities at amazon are paid slightly more than whites. >>>

several people rushed to the hospital. new information coming in overnight. >>> this morning, donald trump backing off his gop pledge while he's standing by his campaign manager. now faces a criminal charng. >>> the vote today that could change the future of times square. >>> good morning everyone. it's wednesday, more 350th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >>> i'm michael gargiulo. chris cimino is here. i was held upcoming home from vacation by the winds yesterday. >> that was a big issue. welcome back, michael. >> the winds could not keep me from coming back. >>> the temperatures in the 20s right now. northwest new jersey in particular. the cold spot 21 degrees in walpack, 26 in franklin. in poughkeepsie in the 20s city in the upper 30s. at least the wind is subsiding now. high pressure building on in. the high pressure maker to the west. we have a fine looking day headed our way today. a warmer one tomorrow before things get unsettled. expect a good deal of sunshine from sunup to sundown. >>> forecasting a high today into the upper

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a three-man race. donald trump stacks up victories in the republican chase for the white house, knocking marco rubio out, but john kasich's win in ohio puts a new obstacle in the billionaire's path to the nomination. >>> while hillary clinton made huge drives towards becoming the democratic nominee winning four of the night's contest and closing in on a sweep. washington, d.c. shuts down its subway system for an entire day with little notice to hundreds of thousands of passengers. >>> and the madness begins. three weeks of basketball mayhem hits off with the first of 67 ncaa tournament games. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, the morning after critical presidential primaries in five states, hillary clinton has solidified her grip on the democratic nomination. while the republican race seems headed to a convention showdown. donald trump scored big wins in at least three states, including a blowout i

the trump campaign responding at this hour. there is also new backlash tonight after donald trump's warning that there could be riots at the republican convention, if the party stands between him and the nomination, if there's a contested convention. tonight, house speaker paul ryan slamming the comments, calling them, quote, unacceptable. all of this comes after the images we've seen from trump rallies, protesters and supporters clashing. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl on the backlash and on the claims >> reporter: donald trump was denounced today by republican leaders in washington and ohio for predicting riots if he loses the nomination this summer at the convention in believe land. >> i think you'd have riots. i think you'd have riots. i'm representing a tremendous, many, many millions of people. i think you would have problems like you've never seen before. i think -- i think bad things would happen. i really do. i believe that. i wouldn't lead it, but i think bad things would happen. >> reporter: unacceptable, said spe

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the new porsche unveiled today. nearly a thousand cars and trucks will be on display through friday, april 3rd, all that happening at the javits center. a program reminder for you. our "in the fast lane" car show special airs saturday night at 7:00 here on channel 7 hosted by lee goldberg, amy freeze, and rob powers. don't forget to show us your pictures from the show using yias and #abc7ny. >> you've been in the fast lane >> there was a volvo just as fun to drive for different reasons. going to be fun. >>> so there was a point this evening around 10:00 when from one side of the george washington bridge to the other, there was a 10-degree difference. it was in the 60s in manhattan. it was unt -- in the 50s in new jersey. a front is moving in to the area right now. cooler air is pouring in. 58 in new york city. but the wind shift has happened so we're at northeast wind at 5, not the mild southwest wind we had earlier. pressure is on the rise. the high today, 71. that's the warmest day of the week. look at that 5 degre

the new president, tin cho is relatively unknown. he is hand picked by aung san suu kyi, constitutionally barred from the office, since her children are foreign nationals. they will try to change this constitution. >> as the new government will try to establish the constitutional principles which are national reconciliation, the peace process and the establishment of democratic federal union. and will try work to develop the lives and living standards are the people. >> reporter: aung san suu kyi will lead four ministries. she will be the foreign minister, the education and head of the president's office. she is seen by many as the person who will be effectively exercising the powers of president. all eyes are on this lady, many are looking to her for change. but they are unsure how much change she will be able to bring. celebrations throughout the country were subdued. >> translator: i really wanted to make a bill celebration. to celebrate this era but i can't because i have to earn money for my children. >> reporter: choo min latest

that's the good news. and this morning's healthwatch, if you're planning on kicking the cigarette habit, going cold turkey is best. a study finds quitters who stop most liked the idea of quitting gradually, but were more likely to quit in the uproot group. >>> 6:52 now. time for traffic and weather on the 2s. >> good morning, chris. we've got gray skies and drizzle out there. 45 degrees, winds out of the northeast at 7. as far as the rain goes, no rain, but it's going to be misty and cool. wind chills in the 30s for many, but second half of the day, it's a drier half. 58 in the city. let's jump ahead. 60 for st. patrick's day, mostly cloudy with a few showers. weekend, again, folks talking about sunday. sunday, spring has sprung, but it's cool, it's gray, it's wet. and we are watching the possibility of cold air for the second half of the weekend, as well. first half of the weekend drive is going to be busy if you don't listen to kyla. >> we have people dealing with difficulties. let's head to queens now. w

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> the search for a terrorist continues. authorities still hunting for the man in white suspected of being one of the bombers who carried out this week's attack in brussels. >>> a dangerous spring storm stretches from the rockies to the great lakes. snow stifled travel in denver, while severe weather causes damage in the texas plains. >>> and alabama's governor under fire. robert bentley is forced to staffer. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, this morning, we are learning more about the deadly bombings in brussels and the terrorists who carried them out. the suspected bomb maker is dead and another suspect is on the run. the attacks at the airport and at a metro station killed at least 32 people and injured about 300 others. more than 60 of the injured remain in intevensnsive care. it appears that the ones who carried out the attacks in paris carried out the brussels attack. indications indicate the bombers moved up the

although leslie wasn't speaking for the news media. the ceo of cbs says on the eve of super tuesday, that the donald trump phenomenon "may not be good for america but it's damned good for cbs". trump's assent has boosted ratings for the networks which provide donald trump with a disproportionate amount of air time because it is good for business. on it goes. the anti establishment candidate on the democratic side bernie sanders gets a fraction of the coverage that donald trump gets which has his supporters scratching their heads and calling foul. he is in an uphill climb to get past hillary clinton and the impression provided in the make-up stream news media that clinton is the presumptuoo $nominee. >> it is good to be with the press >>> the donald trump campaign has been called car crash tv why is why so many americans are tuning in. what happened in houston on cnn's watch was like a multi vehicle pile up at the intersection of american politics and media. >> it is like watching a substitute teacher trying to control the worst kids in

so it is fridayover all, that's the good news. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. back to you. >> thank you. >>> in sport, the devils get a late start. >> otis livingston has the sports update. >> good morning everyone. tonight the nets at the sixers. the knicks at the clippers and locally tournaments continue at the barclay center and madison square garden. yesterday at mgs, villanova taking on georgetown. they got 24 points from hart. the wildcats win. >>> rutger's season over and so is the tenure of jordan. he went 7-25 this season. his three-year record, 29-68. >>> the play of the spring so far for the yankees came courtesy of gamble. aaa last year. and may have saved a triple with this catch. look at this. however the jays win it 11-4. >>> i'm otis livingston. that's your cbs 2 news sports update. >>> it was career day the for james corden. >> he got a taste of power when he filled in for the mayor of los angeles. let's just say he got a little >> as the mayor of los angeles, i'm going to decla

this is the old one and this is the new one. you can see that the photos are in black and white with a laser overlay with enhanced racial features. the dnv said it will help with fraud. what do you think about it? >> uh,hm. i guess it's okay. >> reporter: out with the purple and in with the green. >> 7 probably like oh, that's because they legalized marijuana. that's ridiculous. >> reporter: it's an image that is getting mixed reviews. >> i think it looks fine. >> reporter: we showed the new designs to the drivers at the littleton dmv. >> from a cosmetics standpoint, it's ugly. there is the image of a state capitol. >> it doesn't look that much different, a little green. >> reporter: littleton was the first to operate the new design so it was closed for training. the question everyone we talked to wanted to know, why now? design? >> it's the result of a contract with a new vendor allowing the department of motor vehicles to change the design of the car and enhance the security features. >> reporter: as long as it doesn't add to t

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> nancy reagan remembered. the nation mourns the former first lady. smitten with her ronnie. >> well, at that point, i just wanted to meet ronald reagan! >>> the gloves come off in the democratic debate with bernie sanders showing he is not backing down. >> excuse me. i'm talking. >>> a major newspaper is accused of ripping off "the new york times" famed crossword we are hearing from "the times" editor. >> they should have a crossword puzzle that is worthy of their editor. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm meg oliver in for aemg. >>> nancy reagan died yesterday at the age of 94 from congestive heart failure. above all else, mrs. reagan is being remembered for her devotion next to her husband. she will be buried next to her you husband at the reagan presidential library in california. teri okita is here with more. >> reporter: you're right. the condolences are pouring in, both from the famous and everyday citizens who are using the wor

sometimes i have to deliver the good news and the bad news. and this is the snow threat that we started talking about the last two days. that's going to be for sunday. it looks like now it's an increasing higher chance that this is going to happen. 63 and 45 today. that's above average. we should be around 50 and 35. record high 75. record low 9. 51 now. west. pressure 29.78, falling off of it. 66 at newark today. 63 poughkeepsie. about 60 as you went on to long island. 55 at monticello. and 60 in sussex. islip. the warm spot on the map, 54 on the east end, bridgeport, 55. mid 50s to the north and west. lower 50s now for most of the rest of the area. some of the showers have come through and cooled the temperature down. we'll see this westerly wind continue tonight. it will diminish in speed. figure about 10, 15 miles an hour or so. and tomorrow, it will pick up out of the west at 15, gusting to 30-plus miles an hour. here's the shower that came across the city. pretty good downpour as you head towards long beach on the island and scattered rai

the east side. southwest wind 5 to 10 mph. new at six.. it's been 13 years since the moulin rouge hotel burned to the ground. but tonight.. plans are in the works for something amazing to rise from the ashes.. in the form of a new moulin rouge hotel and casino. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston tells us how developers hope it will help revitalize the westside. take vo the moulin rouge hotel is just rubble now-- but the five hundred million dollar project will change that. the original moulin rouge hotel was the first desegregated hotel and casino-- and was popular with many african american entertainers. developers want to pay tribute to the history of the hotel-- while still making it fresh and modern. they hope the hotel can have a positive change in the westside. spokesperson this project will bring jobs, new vision, integrity, and a sense of pride to this community, for so long this community was cut off from the rest of las vegas so it is our vision and our goal to make this project, their project tag i'm standing in what used t

and the new jersey primary isn't until june 7th. >>> even before the polls close toaday. donald trump has suffered one loss. a new york court refused to throw out a lawsuit against jump. new york attorney general eric snyderman alleges trump university was unlicensed and promised lessons with handpicked only one had ever met him. >>> a sinkhole opened today in sunset park. crews with the department of environmental protection are on the scene at this hour, it's not clear what caused the sinkhole to clear up. no injuries were reported and streets in the area have been closed to traffic. >>> now, to a follow-up to an i-team report we brought you last week about an nypd officer. today that officer edwin raymond was joined by active and retired officers who back his claims. >> reporter: these are some of the faces behind a scathing lawsuit. a dozen current and former minority cops accusing the nypd of enforcing a quota system for arrests. targeting mostly minority neighborhoods. >> when you put pressure on cops, to come up with numbers, >> he works in the 94th precinct. he's b

right here on the fox news channel. yours truly will be moderating alongside brett baer and chris wallace. all the candidates are planning on attending. don't miss it, 9:00 p.m. thursday. >>> still ahead, before the votes are cast on super tuesday, there is some confusion on what exactly is at stake an whether we could be looking at fewer candidates to come. we break down the numbers and likely scenarios then dr. ben carson is here with his message for voters tomorrow. >>> plus a stunning first amendment story that you have to see. after ben shapiro's invitation to speak at a public university leads to an epic effort to shut him down, wait until you see what happened. it takes a lot of work... to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of prote

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the appeals court could order a new trial or uphold its conviction. there is no telling when we may get a decision from that appeals court. granted, the attorney's office says they will prude this case once again -- prosecute this case once again. >>> the fifth district court of appeal has made a ruling in a brevard county murder case, and it clears the way for the state to seek the death penalty against william woodward. last month his attorney successfully argued if he were convicted, the dvp would not an option -- death penalty was not an option in. a ruling filed yesterday, the 5th district disagrees. but that doesn't mean that he is readed to trial just yet. >> rather than going through a trial and having the supreme court restlers decision, let's -- review this and make a final decision. >>> a former domestic violence advocate who served the community for a decade is suing thousands of dollars. her attorney asked to review the cellphones, servers, and minutes of all board members who came to the decision. he said wick was not given a reason for h

a suspicious package scared the new york city home of his son eric. the group anonymous said they have his private information and the hits keep coming after the gop front-runner predicts riots if he loses the nomination. >> nobody should say such things in my opinion to even address or hint to violence is unacceptable. >> he's not running for the presidency of the wwe. he's running for the president of the united states. this kind of language is an outrage. came as the secret meetings of conservatives met on how to stop trump. former rival marco rubio took a commercial flight back to miami. and hillary clinton got a word of her mini super clean sweep. she won missouri. and the "new york times" reports that president obama told a group of donors will it be time for bernie sanders campaign to end and the clinton. and the white house said that is not an endorsement they prepare for tuesday's contest in arizona, idaho and utah. >>> north korea test fired two medium rank ballistic miss missiles. the defense experts said that to the u.s. >>> teenager accuse

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waiting on the news of compensation in that. miami taking on maxwell, the largest ever given to a corner is a key part of the deal. >>> phillies outfielder aaron alher to will miss four to 6 months. the front-runner to be the starting right-fielder. phillies hosting the pirates today. first inning darren rough at the dish. and if it ain't rough ain't right. two-run shot. 2-0 phillies. the second, hernandez spafrpgs one to center. he slides in for a triple. two runs score on the three-bagger. phillies beat the pirates 4-2. >> return to hoops, villanova their tournament play thursday taking on the winner of depaul and georgetown at madison square garden. here they are leaving for new york city this afternoon. they head to msg looking to defend their big east tournament title. >>> this never gets tiring. it never gets boring. it's manhattan, it's madison square garden, the mecca. we love it. all of our alumni are there. nothing like a big east tournament. >> jahlil okafor will be out again tomorrow dealing with a shin and knee injur

in the next half hour will get you up to speed a new twist in the race for the white house, a new deployment of u. s. troops and the first alert forecast. >>> new information on stories we reported on wake up of two early-morning blazes in both deadly. we begin in northwest dc where firefighters had to rescue a man from the top floor of this home after 2:00 this morning. flames took over both floors of the house. the man was rushed to the hospital where he died. where and how the fire started are still under investigation.>>> in gaithersburg another deadly fire remains under investigation. we told you about this last night at 11:00 reporting no one was injured. overnight firefighters found the body in debris in the basement. the body has not been identified but the family who lives in the townhouse has attendant who lives in the basement who has not been seen since the fire. >>> washington monument is open for business. it was shut down yesterday because of problems with technicians gave them the green light to open again now that repairs are complete. the elevator is the same one that cause

n-c-d-o-t says the new bridge will be finished by 20-18. the old bridge will be demolished in 20-19. the u-s-n-s laramie - station norfolk tomorrow. for the last 3 and a half months, civil service mariners helped provide critical combat logistics support to the u.s. navy and nato assets. laramie will be back at 8 tomorrow evening. a big decision on the region's trash looms. each city served by spsa will make trash plans tomorrow for the next 10 years. right now-- a company-- wheelabrator takes spsa's trash-- sorts it and burns it. another company-- repower south-- has put in a strong bid to have spsa's account. repower plans to build a facility in chesapeake and turn trash into pellets. portsmouth city councilman danny meeks tells 10 on your side the contracts differ by 20 dollars per ton-- with repower bidding lower. but-- meeks says dumping spsa altogether would save portsmouth-- and residents-- even more money. the spsa board meets tomorrow at 9:30 in the morning. still to come, a challenge for the job of portsmouth mayor kenny wright, an

the news comes-- following reports by north korean media... ... that "kim jong un" ordered his military to have the country's nuclear weapons "ready for use-- at all times." the u-s state department is issuing a "worldwide caution" to american travelers. it warns isis --and other terror groups-- are plotting new attacks. the department stresses that anyone heading to the middle east.. north africa.. europe.. or asia needs to maintain a high-level of vigilance at all times. just hours ago-- spain announced it had seized 20- thousand uniforms meant for isis militants-- suggesting a massive operation is underway. the u-s military has officially begun recruiting women for combat jobs -- previously reserved for men. the defense department says the serving in these new roles for the army and marine corps by this fall. the navy also expects for women to join in seal training-- as soon as september. in volusia county-- big changes are coming to the handling of marijuana cases. if you are caught with the drug... it does not mean you will automatically go to

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