boy. >> 59 years unknown. >> fascinating. keep us posted. >> absolutely. >> if you have a tip or story, call nbc 10 hot line, 610-949-7473. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, wind and cold are here today. and tonight. that's all going to stick around. it's going to be colder tonight. talking about temperatures in the 20s. it is going to feel more like winter and with the wind still tonight, areas will be feeling like the teens and we'll have temperatures in the teens by tomorrow morning. also as we go into the end of the week, tracking snow. believe it or not we have another round before winter is over though it's not over yet. but we go into next week. it's not going to feel like winter next week, 70 degree temperatures return. it will be a very nice warm-up. now in philadelphia, 41 degrees but feels like 31. good ten degrees colder. winds gusting near 30. it 15 degrees colder than it was yesterday. big difference today. and it's going to carry over into tomorrow morning. look

is. >> -- unknown to security services. >> born july 9, 1980. this person was in the country illegally and was unknown to case ofexcept for one theft in 2014. , aherine n.: kalashnikovs stash of ammunition, and in islamic state group leader were among the items found in the apartment. minister said that the current security hello -- alert level will not be raised for now. >> our national security body has decided to maintain the level three alert in place across the country, which means that there is an existing possible threat. i would like to underline that level three is not an ordinary state of affairs. we had first seen for some time that level three was going to have to stay in place. yesterday's events show that level three has to stay in place. let's cross live to brussels and our correspondent there. the security alert level not being raised for now. what's the atmosphere in brussels tonight considering two suspects are known to be on the run? reporter: the headlines are very disconcerting. .ife is going on as normal -- it isg like that

the operative word was unknown. it means it is unknown to her.t is unknown to the litigants and the federal judges. no-one could figure out why puerto rico was excluded where it was included as a qualifying debtor before. there's a reason. if you're family where you were limited to the impossible, whatever remains, that law was public law. the bankruptcy law was signed in june 29 of 1984. public law 98. june 29 of 84 was an election year. just bike bernie sanders is talking about citizens united and the influence in governments, there's every indication that some lobbyist got that placed into the law at the last minute in 1984 during an election year and now puerto rico is suffering. the same way that it has been for 98 years >>> let me ask that if it was put in there in a way that is hurting the economy, can it be taken out? >> as part of the let gags, both sides were - there was evidence that there was-- litigation, there was evidence that if nelson suggests it is inserted, it happens all the time. it is hard now for us 40 years later to confir

he doused two officers with an unknown chemical. this all went down it is for you. when it unfolded. the nypd says this is the most unusual day in astoria. when you hear what happened, it might be an understatement. it's a very scary and chaotic day. according to police, they responsible. a mentally unstable man with a known history to police. the crimes we began yesterday morning. showed up to the liquor store and had a brief argument with a homeless man inside . he sprayed him and the shop owner with a chemical accelerant. he set the homeless man on owner in the neck. it killed him and from there he tried to break into a nearby apartment. that is when he made contact with police. he had a green kitchen knife and a bottle in his hand. here is the nypd chief explaining. he said he dropped the knife and about excel and he was carrying. the suspect refused and sprayed the officers with the and burning their hands and face. the officer discharged the weapon shooting the the homeless man and the big numbers are expected to recover. the

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so dance safe volunteers are armed with information about the dangers of taking unknown substances. and they even carry self-testing drug kits. they will test anyone's drugs on site, for free. no questions asked. they let me try a kit for myself, using a sample of a white substance a volunter found lying on the ground at a rave. >> so the dance safe test kit is really simple to use. you're gonna wanna take a really tiny amount of the unknown substance and scrape it onto any white porcelain surface. now there are four reagents involved to help you really narrow down what your possible substance is. so one drop is all it takes. and the reaction will occur within 5 to 30 seconds max. it looks like it's kind of an orangish color. so it's possibly either methamphetamine or amphetamine. >> the problem with "molly" is significant, and not just in hollywood. cities across the us are seeing a rise in substances called "molly", or "x" on the street. in the last year, the dea has also seen a huge spike in synthetic drug impostors posing as "molly". techknow's lindsay moran has that part of the

persons unknown who were involved in that effort.ay that he said he was planning to restart something in brussels. so clearly this was a person who had murderous intent, whether what we're seeing in belgium today is that or something else, we'll have to wait for investigators to see. it seems clear that investigators were in hot pursuit of an active terrorist who said he was planning continued attacks. so all of that is stuff that we'll learn a lot more about here as the hours and days go on. >> and a message from the u.s. embassy brussels. an emergency security message from the u.s. embassy there saying the u.s. embassy recommends sheltering in place and avoiding all public transportation. of course, we also look to havana, cuba, where president obama is spending his second day. he is scheduled to be speaking from havana. i wonder if he'll be headed back to washington. nothing yet from the white house, correct? >> you can imagine the president will be briefed very soon on this, if he has not been already, even though he's traveling.

the price is unknown, but it is probably three to 4 million euros. a big day for him. also interesting, this is the fourth to be filed -- the fourth to be found. if you come across a rembrandt-like panel, been on that one. it -- let's took take a look at the headlines per burma has announced its candidate for president. with suu kyi barred from running, it is her close friend and driver who will be her proxy. state prosecutors filed charges against the former president. he has been linked to an investigation into money laundering. obtained sky news has names and information's of thousands of islamic state militants. the files were passed along by a former fighter who was disillusioned with the group. time for our business update. you are starting with fresh oats, stimulus for the economy. >> the central bank is meeting today. we have about half an hour before we get the details of what, if anything they are going to do to boost the economy. expectations are sky high. this is what is inflate -- is motivating him. in february.y .2% the ecb has cut interest rates .3%, whi

but what's unknown is what ignited those tanks. and after fighting the blaze at crocker park firefighters were called to a deadly fire in bay village are. >> reporter: well, many of our area fire departments and first responders have mutual aid agreements in times of need and it certainly has come into play over the last 24 hours and this morning installer departments dealing with the very emotional stretch. yesterday morning with that fire at crocker park that developed into a huge explosion, several area departments remained on scene working on hot spots after the fire was contained and last night just before 7 at least 6 fire departments for you to the blaze in bay village. officials told us two people were inside the home at the time of the fire one man made it out and the other person did not. the firefighters not only dealing with the physical toll of two fires but the emotional toll. at this point the identity of that person in the house has not been released. the state fire marshal's office is now handling the investigation

dylan is in custody in critical condition, but the motive for the rampage is still unknown. psychological issue with the suspect. he's not been taking medication recently. >> reporter: dylan was hospitalized for mental health reasons back in 2015. >>> a sad day for hundreds of police officers paying their final respects to a woman who was shot and killed on her first night as a virginia police officer. ey said their final good-byes to officer ashley guindon. someoeo shot her d uring her first shift. her body was flown back to massachusetts where she was born. police officers led the hearse to her final resting place. >>> yesterday sure was pretty here in south florida. today not far behind because the temperatures were still comfortable. the humidity was low today, but we did see a few more clouds. alert doppler radar nothing to look at as we aren a dry stretch right now. this is the dipomat resort and spa cam along hollywood beach. i bring this cam up because i want you to be aware of the rip currents. the winds are starting to pick up. an on shore breeze that's expected to

no one was injured and the cause of that fire is still unknown. >>> a commuter train service resumes this morning in northern california following that derailment. officials say a mudslide triggered by heavy rains pushed a tree onto the tracks causing the derailment of the ace train. four seriously injured. first responders say it's a miracle no one was killed. >>> turning to business the stock market's five-day winning streak is over, the s&p 500 and nasdaq were hit hardest. more than 1%. but the dow was also off. investors were spooked by the latest weak economic report out of china and falling crude oil prices. in 120 countries. number one mants are planned in kazakhstan over the next three years. >>> well, when we agents under investigation after the deadly ending to that standoff at an oregon wildlife refuge. >>> a loose tiger going from car to car. iss a body of proof. proof of less joint pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis ...with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that cont

, the fear of that unknown. but in ten days, if nothing changes, the shorts get put right back. >> if you think that's a short covering rally that got us to the two-month highs, what's the next stop then? is it lower or do we grind? >> we'll talk about it more with the chart, but i think right now it's lower. >> okay, and you? >> highest in flows into oil yield ever. tells you that we have credit issues but not happening in all parts of the credit curve and won't happen overnight and as an equity investor when you're waiting for a credit crisis, look for a move straight up. i sold some jc pen and put more puts out there and ultimately it's a case where markets are eventually sideways and central bank events, no reason to play them and the lack of headlines will continue into the ecb. >> i think that's not inconsistent with this. >> coming tat from a much different place and that's what it comes down that, and that's what's interesting about it. tim has been pretty steadfast on this for a while and he's been righ

the authors believe this the boy's unknown farther.asked philadelphia's former assistant medical examiner and current deputy examiner to look at pick of the boy, potential brother and father. >> there some similarities to these pictures. enough similarity i think is worthy of further investigation through some more specific laboratory decembers. >> mcdonald was working in the philadelphia forensic lab in 1998 when the boy's remains were brought in and dna extracted. >> the upper portion of the ear, a little pro trub rant, pushes out. >> he saw something similar in his potential brother. >> his right ear points out in a similar way. that is a potential connection, genetic connection. >> mcdonald showed us common traits among all three photographs. >> some similarities in facial structure, even the nose itself on this young boy, the end of it is a little bit bulbous. you can see a similar feature present on his potential brother as well philadelphia police were well aware of the author's theory. >> is this a good tip? >> it's an average

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the boy's condition is unknown. identify jeff busch, kron 4 news. >>> surveillance video that might show the killer. this shows him getting robs and then stabbed. he has been walking? san francisco's japan town. tonight, police are still looking for the man who stabbed him and the attacker's accomplish. >> did it to this one person, they could do it to someone else in the city. >> san francisco is known for people to come all over the world. >> reporter: which was not the case february 18th between goth and franklin not far from japan town. when a 44-year-old man from the united kingdom was attacked by a man seen in this surveillance video. >> he doesn't care. he is going to get what he wants to get. >> reporter: what the suspect wanted was the victim's bag. in the video you can see him stab the victim. the man described as a 5'10" african-american wearing blue jeans and a hoodie. >> the female is 5'8" in height. her hair was tied up in a pony tail. i'm not asking if you remember seeing the incident. if you visit th

alex: the individuals involved in the confrontation are unknown. we know that other agencies were asked to be on the lookout for a car that the shooter or shooters might have used to get away. the tech is will begin continuing investigations. live in orlando, alex villarreal. jason: a couple of accidents shutting down portions of i-4. one involving a sheriff' s deputies cruiser. this happened in debary avenue . at the scene, the cruiser was hit by another car. at least one person was taken to the hospital. this happened 1:00 this morning and crews worked to clear that area. it is still unclear what type of injuries one person taken to the hospital may have suffered. jason: commitment 2016. states went to the polls yesterday. michelle: donald trump compared he also one in -- picked up a win in mississippi. jason: bernie sanders with a huge unexpected victory in michigan. ted cruz did pick up a win last night in idaho. >> and -- we believe our strongest areas are yet to happen. >> and unexpected win in michigan. the polls were wrong. even sanders did

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it initially came in as an unknown medical call. when ems arrived five minutes later, officials found a fire at the home in the 1200 block of huron road and first responders spotted the 52-year- old near the front door and that were able to pull her out, but it was too late. the assistant fire chief said that they had the woman transported to the emergency medical centerso see -- to see the woman's name is not yet being released. corrina. back to you. >>> and another fire breaking overnight from the live desk here, sending one person to the hospital. this happened at the gene apartments -- joan apartment on west 105th street and the building evacuated. the first crews on scene calling for second alarms because what they perceived as the intensity of the flames there and later discovered it was a chair on fire next to a window. one person hurt and appeared to suffer minor injuries. >> and. >> a medical student accused of killing -- to bright bogus scripts for pain killers. she stole 156 forms from the doctor's office where she worked

he threw an unknown chemical at the officers and he was shot dead. police are looking for a man who put the teenager on the tracks at a seven train. he severed minor injuries, luckily. you can find this maniac, hopefully. >> nancy reagan passed away over the weekend at the age of 94. stories that are coming out

he threw an unknown chemical at thement. >> 17-year-old girl perked on to subway tracks by a perfect stranger. we think -- this happened in queens on saturday night luckily shu only suffered minor injuries. she knew what to do when the oncoming train approached. by the way police are looking for the suspect. >> tribute from around world pouring in for nancy reagan pass heart failure was the keys there. >> good morning everyone there i'm juliet huddy. >> i'm ben simmoneau monday march 7th, 6:00 thank you very much for being with us. one week down through march already. >> a really, really nice warm week coming up. >> so we were talking earlier -- are we out of the woods yet? >> more than likely, we're out of the woods in terms of snow especially anything significant. if we do get something it goes away right away. sun angle too high. >> i want you to say yes we're out of the woods. >> all right. yeah reluctantly. always that small chance. but anyway. i'd say yes. anyhow here's what we have for upcoming warm record temperatures here in the tristate region in central park in particular

the idedeity of the other two men on the left of the screen is still unknown at this point. police and prosecutors there in belgium confirming they do want of your screen, potentially a subject who has some information that they could use. from the satellite center, omar [ experiencing technical difficulties ] >> reporter: and some walls have been ripped apart to address hot spots. firefighters are still on scene. to make sure there are no additional problems and clean up some debris again, two fire investigators also on scene to reporting live in north miami, ann keil, 7 news. >>> skyforce hd over the scene as a business burned in hialeah gardens. fire fighters dousing the hot spots alonon 99th street and 79th avenue. cellphone viewer sending photos of the flames as i ihappened. if you can do so safely, snap a picture or send vis you to hashtag send it to # 7 at wsvn.com. >>> and they're investigating who he is and how he died. >>> and still ahead on 7 news at noon. >>> south florida, wetarted off on the chilly side of things and conditions are startinin to warm up. we didn

i want to show you where these sculptures used to identify unknown victims are being kept. follow me. they are deep. in the state attorney's office. behind lock and key. here they are. stored in a vacant office. there is very little chance that friends and family would be able to see these. and recognize them. these sculptures could help solve nine cases. artists modeled each one from remains discovered in tampa bay. >> you could have a million people see it. if it is not the right person, it will not make a difference. >> reporter: kathlene knows what the families of these unknowns are going through. her dad george went missing in citrus county florida 11 years ago. >> he was just a good guy. he would help anybody. he would do anything for anybody. >> she just found out phones recovered are his. bones are his. >> i needed an answer of where he was. maybe i will never know how he died. i have to live with. but at least i have him back. >> reporter: thousands of family ins florida are wondering what happened to their loved ones which is why it is unfathomable that these scul

that unknown man pulled out a knife. stabbed the victim and ran away. >> going southbound on 19th street, eastbound on manning street. >> reporter: a sheath was found by a forensic unit. they found clothing nearby by good samaritans who got involved when some crime witnesses look the other way. >> poor family and friends that were there. it will stick with me. >> reporter: in rittenhouse square, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> now to the weather a cloudy day outside with some light showers. nbc 10 in center city where we found people out and about but the rain is not going away any time soon. let's go nbc 10 first letter meteorologist. you're tracking a messy commute for tomorrow morning. >> that's right. we saw the showers move in for this afternoon and it actually looks like the rain will become more steady as we head into tonight and monday. right now some steadier rainfall across lancaster, westchester and philadelphia and pockets of moderate rain here east of i-95, also just south of mount laurel. looking generall

. >> these are sculptures created to help identify unknown victims. but there's a problem. i'm 8 on your side's lindsey mastis and i will show you why these are being stored away. >> we'll have that and more coming up. if you're going to say "better ingredients. better pizza." you better deliver. which is why i'm introducing our new papa's quality guarantee: love your pizza, or get another one, absolutely free. pget any large pizza up to 5-toppings pfor just $9.99. online only. >> the justice department wants a second opinion in its fight to get apple to unlock an iphone. new york ruled last week that he cannot force apple to hack into a drug dealer's phone. on tuesday, the justice department asked a federal judge to revisit that decision. the fbi and apple are also fighting over a locked iphone used by one of the san bernardino terrorists. >>> and now, an update to an ongoing 8 on your side investigation. shannon behnken joins us for the story she is working onto night at 11:00. >> reporter: that's right keith. our investigation uncovered a massive sink hole under tampa ap

fired ] >> reporter: investigators say two officers were burned when dillon sprayed them with an unknown chemical which he had in this bottle. they're expected to survive. dillon is in custody in critical condition, but the motive is still grown known. >> we believe it was a psychological problem with the individual. he's been treated in the past. he has not been taking medication recently. where are >> reporter: and a lot of victims involved. the murdered store owner is george patuas. none of the other injuries are believed to be life-intelligent r -- threatening. >>> people across the world remember one of the most high profile and influential first ladies of the 20th century. nancy reagan died today at the age of 94. her journey began on the silver screen and ended in the white house. nancy davis was an actress with big hollywood dreams when she met movie star ronald reagan in 1949. but she'd later find her most favorite role of wife. >> i think i was born to be married. i was the happiest girl in the >> reporter: the couple even appeared together on the big screen. >> i began to thin

the female passenger was transported and her condition is unknown. it appears the vehicle was headed westbound when it went out of control. investigators are looking into the cause of the crash and if drugs or alcohol or even speed played a factor. >>> here is a quick wrapup of your morning headlines. the 2016 presidential candidates continue to crisscross over state lines here critical primaries will be held tomorrow. donald trump targeted marco rubio during a peaceful campaign rally last night urging the crowd to vote in florida's winner take all primaries. meanwhile, marco rubio continues his bus tour with his last out tonight in west miami. ballot. absentee ballots continue to roll in in both miami-dade and broward. more than 83,000 people cast their ballots in miami-dade and more than 100,000 have sent and their absentee ballots. we will have a special edition of cbs 4 this morning leading up to florida's primary. look for complete coverage today and tomorrow at 9 am. >>> crews are searching for a man who went out on a waverunner and never came

was found on the explosives used in the gun and suicide attacks in paris, his whereabouts are unknown. and prosecutors admitted they are not close to solving the puzzle. "we're working on an enormous amount of cases," said frederic van hoy. "they're becoming more and more worrying and violent." authorities can't explain how abdeslam was able to disappear for months only to be captured a few blocks from his home in a brussels neighborhood. interior minister jan jambon told us isis is becoming more what took so long in >> they knew everything about they hide. it's professionals against professionals. >> reporter: but there is another reason abdeslam may have been able to hide in plain sight. according to anne speckard, an expert in violent extremeism, who has interviewed dozens of islamic radicals here. >> these are really horrible people that went to paris to gun people down, so it's not beyond them to punish anybody that would turn them in. >> reporter: prosecutors say abdeslam wasn't just in hiding, attacks. he's been at this high-security prison since saturday. his lawyer told us he

the nationalities of those foreigners unknown. the indication was there were several americans on board. the hijacker may be demanding asylum in cyprus. and we've been reporting on that. and now we're getting some additional reports as well. and has asked that a letter be delivered to his ex-wife who happens to reside in cyprus, which would have been a motivation for him to have that plane diverted to cyprus, which, of course, obviously, the crew shall the flight crew met his demand. the pilot landing in cyprus, and, as we watch those passengers disembark, as bill gavin, the former fbi director of the new york area rightly said, that is an encouraging sign. one thing that might be a bit disturbing and offputting is the fact that ibrahim samaha, the man we know to be the hijacker at this time has demanded that this letter be addressed and given to his wife, that basically delivers to one's mind all kinds of scenarios of what could be his state of mind. what's his emotional state, what is he possibly thinking about doing on that pla

he told deputies he woke two screens, loaded his shotgun and found an unknown intruder. the boy said he struggled with the shotgun and escaping to call police. >> when he ran out the front door was open. and he jumped in the vehicle and left. never saw the individual again. each other. are whose. the sheriffs car, a crime scene and somewhere a predator, means >> that was my first thought. it could've been my house. outside. i don't feel safe in my house with door shut and locked. >> reporter: with a population office couldn't think of the midvale. >> things like that don't happen. >> reporter: authorities have a very big disruption of the suspect but tell us they are stepping up patrols around here and around town. bash, newschannel5. >>> the 17-year-old boy was the only other person in the home with darlene renner when the attack happened. police say he is now jailed on unrelated charge and arson from last year. they are not considering him a suspect in this case at this point. >>> new information tonight on the man who died after falling down a trash chute during a cou

it is reported as an unknown object.caution when heading out there, especially since we're not sure what's going on there yet. here's route 309 around the pa turnpike. you can see no problems here. roads are still wet there as well. if you're out on 59 throughout delaware, no problems in terms of drive times, of course, you can still see an 11-minute trip from ç295 to 495. >> 48 degrees in philadelphia. about seven, eight minutes before 6:00. bringing a dark day to the silver screen. check out this line of people and next, hear why they're hoping to be a part of a movie about the boston marathon bombing. slow, building african-style m it's the little moments that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventions the world's coolest indoor wate. for the spring break adventure of a lifetime, visit kalahariresorts.com >>> four minutes before 6:00. in boston, more than a thousand people are hoping to be part of a movie about the boston marathon bombings. more than 1,000 people showed up within the first hour of the c

his cause of death is still unknown. meantime police are investigating the sexual assault of a woman at a metro molestation. ultra organizers say they will now sit down with safety officials to make next year is event safer. >>people who lost personal items at all truck are in luck because the festival now has a lost and found. dozens of passports, keys, ids and cell phones are all waiting to be claimed. the lawsuit -- the lost and found will be open tomorrow from 10 am to 4 pm at the ultra security trailer in the park. >>we have i -- our eye on the with a spring snowstorm. it won't last long. temperatures could reach as high 60 degrees in new york by wednesday. >>our meteorologist -- we are making you stay up late and we appreciate it . >>this is way past my bedtime. i daughter sophia is thinking what is happening, why started thinking -- leaving and i but it is great to be here. -- but it is great to be here. for the next few nights i will cover for crack. we have cool weather for most of south florida. here's a live v

he was taken to broward health in unknown condition. the driver did stay on the scene. >>> right now the nation is remembering nancy reagan. the former first lady died over the weekekend of congestive heart failure. she was 94 yers old. brandy hit has the latest on her death from the presidential library in california. >> reporter: it was 12 years ago nancy reagan gave this emotional goodbye tooher beloveemotional goodbye to her beloved husband, hugs ronald reagan's casket. first lady to be buried next to him after she died of heart failure in her bel-air home. >> she died pretty peacefully. it was her time. >> reporter: reagan love story spanned more than 50 years from hollywood all the way to the white house. mrs. reagan never leaving her husband's side. i love it he to stay >>reporter: outside the ronald reagan presidential library, familyfamilies are leaving flowers. ffmer first lady barbara bush said we take comfort that they will be reunited once more. nancy reagan once wrote nothing can compare you for living in the white house.

there is a dragnet tonight for a previously unknown suspect in the paris terror attacks. november. charlie d'agata is in belgium, where another suspect was captured on friday. >> reporter: new video appears to show salah abdeslam making a run for it. even though belgian security forces were just outside. [gunfire] he'd done it before, evading police for months before being caught last friday. investigators believe abdeslam played a central role in the paris attacks, and it intended to blow himself but changed his mind. now there's a new suspect, najim the group's bomb-makinger. his d.n.a. was found on the explosives used in the gun and suicide attacks in paris, his whereabouts are unknown. and prosecutors admitted they are not close to solving the puzzle. "we're working on an enormous amount of cases," said frederic van hoy. "they're becoming more and more worrying and violent." authorities can't explain how abdeslam was able to disappear for months only to be captured a few blocks from his home in a brussels neighborhood. interior minister jan jambon told us isis is becoming more

we can use the saturation points to predict how many unknown viruses there are. we repeated this for i think allt 12 different samples, of the ones that caused nasty emerging pandemics and people. the predicted number of unknown viruses in this stock was 58. it is simple extrapolation. if you multiply that by 320,000 6000 known mammal species on the planet, you come up with 320,000 unknown viruses. that sounds like a lot, when we only know of about 4000 so far. there's a lot of work to do. but, it is not millions, and not tens of millions. if you look at the rates of viral discovery and the increased speed and decreased cost of technology to discover the viruses, we can easily change this. we can discover all the potential pandemics out there. i think this is great. we came up with a figure, because we know how much it costs to do this work. about $6.8 billion, a lot of money. but you don't need many samples, and you still get 85% for about $1.4 billion. spread that out over a ten-year period, $140 million per year. still a lot. but how much does an outbreak cost

adam levine transported from ultra to the hospital where he is still unknown. meantime police are investigating the sexual assault of a woman at a metro molestation. ultra organizers say they will now sit down with safety officials to make next year is event safer. >>people who lost personal items at all truck are in luck because the festival now has a lost and found. dozens of passports, keys, ids and cell phones are all waiting to be claimed. the lawsuit -- the lost and found will be open tomorrow from 10 am to 4 pm at the ultra security trailer in the park. >>we have i -- our eye on the storm were people are dealing with a spring snowstorm. it won't last long. temperatures could reach as high 60 degrees in new york by wednesday. >>our meteorologist -- we are making you stay up late and we appreciate it . >>this is way past my bedtime. i daughter sophia is thinking what is happening, why started it is great to be here. -- but it is great to be here. for the next few nights i will cover for crack. we have cool weather for most of south florida. here's a live v

what caused this accident is still unknown. >> the question is why did it happen? clearly, one question, was there enough lighting. >> reporter: the investigation and the search for the two missing workers will continue this morning. michael george, "today in new york." >>> to politics this weekend and decision 2016 will be the focus of nbc's meet the press this morning. chuck todd joins us from washington, d.c. with the preview. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, gus. tense show. >> hecklers have been a part of every campaign, certainly for the presidential office. what we've seen this weekend with donald trump, it's safer i'm thinking than the democratic convention in '68. i can't remember anything quite like this. we show side by side clips of '68 and what happened on friday in chicago. look, in some of this there's no doubt that there was some organized movements here in an attempt to shut trump down. you can't ask about the rhetoric trump has been using at his rallies. what he's suggested his supporters do to protesters. he may have thought it was rhetorica

two years later the song got a movie starring a relatively unknown actress at the time. who was it? who starred in girls just wanna have fun, sarah jessica make today smile with powdered with sugar, layered with frosting, filled with jelly, or topped with sprinkles. share some smiles with 6 donuts for $4.49 today. the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. america runs on dunkin'. >> amy: all right, it is today's history question. do you remember this day in his, march 16th, 1983, the day cindi the first time as a solo artist. the first big hit, girls just wanna have fun, within two years the song got its own movie starring a relatively unknown actress at the time. 1985. who do you think it was, who starred in the movie, girls just wanna have fun, 1985? was it sarah jessica parker? phoebe cates or winona ryder? one of the three starring in the classic film of the '80s, out to david martin first the king of the 80s. >> it is true. he has the crown as the king

he was not unknown to the capitol police. back in october of 2015, just this past october, he was arrested for shouting in the u.s. house chamber. making a nuisance of himself. he was shouting during open session. when he came in line, they spotted him, identify him as this person of interest, larry dawson. but he did which he hadn't done before, pull out a gun at which point officers fired back at him. he is now in a hospital. his condition is unknown at present time. bill gavin, former fbi assistant director is back with us. bill, not only former assistant director you also had a stint in miami. we have a situation there unfolding as well. we'll ask you about that. based on what you heard is this case pretty much wrapped up? >> i think the chief is right on target here. releasing the kind of information that he can release, that he can verify and they're going about looking at what else has to be done in order to give the public more information. this individual, you know, we don't know what kind of a weapon it was. did he