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and on top of all of those, the pentagon deploying more than 1700 hum-vees to eastern europe.r light weight, high performance, and the military uses them for all kind of things. a message for vlad putin. >> 4200 soldiers will be rotating in and out, shep. 62,000 military personnel are assigned to europe permanently, far fewer than the 400,000 stationed in europe at the height of the cold war. the companies that will receive the new equipment and brigades worth of new soldiers, include bulgaria and romania. a year ago the u.s. army staged its largest show of force in europe, parading an armored convoy across the baltic states. it began in estonia and ended in germany. the new initiative, the european reassurance initiative, will cost $3.4 billion, a quadrupling of the pentagon's budget for european defense if congress agrees. this is the first time since the end of the cold war that the pentagon has permanently deployed troops and tanks along nato's eastern border, shepherd. >> are they giving an official reason for doing this now, at the pentagon? >> the idea, we're told, is t

close gitmo it seems to me if you think of that litany and add it all up, isis has gone from jay vee toetty barbaric varsity. one more public policy failure, foreign policy failure that secretary clinton is going to have to embrace. >> as we go farther down the list of the detainees as we go towards the number zero, we're going -- it keeps getting more dangerous each time. right? we are -- we are the most dangerous ones are still there and we keep -- president obama is whittling away transferring or i think releasing. >> i feel strongly that we have no reason to close gitmo. the president talks about it's been a stain on the united states and the rule of law. they are not criminals. they are terrorists. we have every reason to keep gitmo open. the balance the world has been concerned about guantanamo not because of the location, they just wanted america to have some kind of adjudication system. we finally began to do that i had some friends that wereéç6e involved in the initial interrogation down there. they said some of those individuals should never be off that base iraq.>7zñ others w

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he's built a path to vikt vee. ifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> we have a quick programming note to make you aware of. nbc 10 at issue was cut short this morning due to the breaking news about nancy reagan. you can watch that issue in its entirety at 11:35 tonight and we have a one-on-one with jim kenny who just announced his budget proposal for the city. we will take a quick break. we'll be right back. . >>> a celebration honored those who gave the ultimate gift. the gift of life donor program hosted a luncheon for living organ donors in our area. dozens of people who donated life-saving organs were united with their recipients. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> we've got a quiet night ahead and much warmer temperatures to talk about as we had into this upcoming week and a taste of spring and a potential for record warmth as we head into the middle of the week and we'll be talking late week showers and dry conditions into tonight and into monday and currently 44 in philadelphia and 41 in allentown

luckily, the town's elementary school has been able to stay open, thanks to an area grocery store. newton's hy-vee donated 28-hundred bottles of water to the school. pella's fareway is sending more today. a sign that spring is just around the corner this morning... adventureland park released these pictures of its new roller coaster, "the monster" yesterday. they show the different lights that will illuminate the new 133 foot tall roller coaster... saving for college is going to get a little easier for some select des moines students today... later this morning, the university of iowa is rolling out a new scholarship program that will reward students for completing specific classes and activities. channel 13's josh nguyen joins us live this morning from east high school, where they will hold a press conference to announce the program. josh, what can you tell us about the program? college readiness incentive program coming to east high called raise.me introduced to iowa hs students wednesday. it will allow them to raise money for college. it will reward them with micro- scholarship incentives for c

to decision 2016 coverage. hillary clinton celebrated her big super tuesday wins in new york city tonight with a rally and rock concert at radio city music hall but as news 4 ray vee is here to explain, bernie sanders is not bowing out. ray is live in midtown, ray? >> reporter: that concert is just letting out tunnel. onight. headlined by katy perry and elton john and united by support by hillary clinton. as you mentioned, bernie sanders made his message clear taking it on the road to lansing, michigan and he said he's not vowing out, not yet. the line outside radio city music hall stretched down the democratic candidate. >> i love hillary clinton. >> big hillary supporters. >> reporter: how concerned are you about her chances against trump? >> not at all. it's laughable. >> reporter: at the same time in lansing, michigan. >> this is a large turnout. >> reporter: bernie sanders took the stage with his message and wins in four states. hillary clinton won seven of the states up for grabs on super tuesday, still, bernie's message was clear, he's not giving up. >> if you come out to vote here in michigan on primary day, we're going to win hll, in michigan. >> reporter

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the city's working on a plan to make sure those children are okay. ray vee ada there with a lot more on this story ton. >> reporter: the mayor is expected to address the failing water infrastructure here at the performing arts center at the state of the city. this comes as parents are finding out their children, some of the youngest will be tested for lead poisoning. in his state of the city, the mayor expects to push a bottle or plastic ban 5 or 10 cent deposit to fix the infrastructure. it comes after high levels of the toxic chemicals were found in the city's school buildings. the schools are depending on bottled water we've learned about 2,000 toddlers will be tested. centers where lead was detected. the city plans so to set up sites for testing outside of schools. no clear timetable has been set place. the mayor expected to take the podium at any moment. 4 new york. >>> chris christie is facing calls to step aside after his decision to speak at a trump event in florida instead of attending trooper's funeral back home. brian thompson has late details fro

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. >>> local towns and cities are working to revere a trend across the country -- vee reverse a trend across the country. 2015 saw a 10% increase in pedestrian deaths. >> some cities are turning to unusual techniques to bring that number down. >> reporter: it's been nearly five months since rika facen lost her son. >> i'm still trying to believe it. >> reporter: he was killed by a drunk driver while walking along pool road in raleigh. >> families are being torn apart every day, every second, every minute. first half of 2015, projected to be a record-setting year mostly due to an increase in distracted driving. north carolina saw a 3% decrease from last year going against the nationwide trend. this week, the town of chapel hill painted one of their crosswalks. >> people tend to become complacent, drivers in particular when they say the same signs and crosswalks. >> reporter: it is a move that this mom supports to cut down on distracted driving. >> a distraction can be as quick as anything, and that's someone's life that you can't give back. >> reporter: she hopes it will reverse an alar

>> we are on top of of your commute this morning riding the trains and standing by in vee enin a and foggy bottom tosure you know about any issues. >>> and count on live reports every 15 minutes, but first what to expect walking out the door today with chuck bell. >> good morning, everybody. thursday off to a quiet start this morning. skies are mostly clear after some late showers in the day yesterday. off to a school start. another mild day coming. high temperatures today, mid to upper 60s, so not quite as nice as the hid 70s yesterday, but still warmer than average. and just like yesterday,he

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to come. sports as well. once again vee i get out of workpand i go to the store, around, "mmm! i smell cookies." you just smell me. i just got out of work. that' >> friday morning reports of a letter containing a white powder and threatening mdgesdz being sent to the manhattan home of donald trump's son, eric. several reports say that envelope had a massachusetts postmark that was addressed to husband apartment on central park south. >> test continue for students who may have been exposed to toxic levels of lead at water at newark schools. eligible for the blood test pl >> american airlines forced to head to jfk and struck around 6 p.m. it did land safely at jpk and no injuries reported. >> you saw thousands out there yesterday wearing their emerald green but colors of the rainbow representedded in manhattan fist always inclusive st. patrick's day parade. usual bagpipes and bands among 200,000 marchers. 200,000 they allowed members of the lbgt to march under their own banner. j to bring a welcome we're so grateful for that. to represent the totality of who i am. >> mayor de bla

the pilot saying that he experience engine trouble and that's what forced him to put it down on the l@vee. reporting in weston, i'm andrew p@rez, local 10 news. >>> a ft. lauderdale police officer accused of crossing the line for slapping a homeless man has been found not guilty. victor ramirez relieved to hear the verdict come down in hisavor on wednesday night. >> i think this case was >>reporter: it was the cell one video that landed the ft. lauderdale police officer in thisosition in the first place. in it ramirez is seen pushing and slapping bruce mcclaire, a homicide man who was sleeping at the bus terminal. ramirez says he was trying to get him to leave but he became violent. >> i wanted him to stop. this is the second time he showed aggression towards me. he turned on me. >>reporter: joe lessen, the expert in training police cadets explained he was doing what he was trained to do. >> the danger zone where the officer has to make physical contact and touch the subject, it's necessary for him to be in harm's way. >>reporter: mcclaire didn't have much to say after the verdict. >> i'm

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the p-c-m elementary school remained open, thanks to 28- hundred bottles of water donated by the newton hy-vee. more bottled water is coming wednesday, donated by the pella fareway. in the mean time city officials are trying to prevent a loss of water pressure again. under d-n-r rules the water must be tested twice to make sure it's safe to drink. a second test was taken today, and results should be known sometime tomorrow morning. in just three days we went from 70 degrees down to 30 degrees.... but another warm up is on the way. meteorologist brett mcintyre joins us now with a look at the forecast. hi a des moines man charged in a deadly car crash took the stand in his own defense today. troy mure junior is on trial for vehicular homicide. he's accused of causing the death of 22 year old scalicity boyd when he slammed into a telephone pole going nearly 90 miles an hour last november. in the days leading up to the crash, mure says he received death threats over rumors of his involvement in a fatal shooting earlier that month at evolution night club. he testified on that morning, he thought hi

illustrate the european-wide nature of this response to the terror, a man suspected of getting isis terrorists into europe from places like syria and turkey vee audio phony documents was snagged in italy today. he, too, it's believed is linked to at least last november's terrorist attacks, maybe the brussels attacks this week as well. the authorities are closing in. back to you. >> greg, tell us more about the clashes in the street there today. i know authorities were asking folks to kind of stay away from protesting because the police there are already stretched to the limit. >> reporter: exactly, arthel. this behind me right now, and it's still going on, is a very peaceful gathering of people looking at flowers, leaving messages, et cetera. we had a ringside seat to some real action that happened just about a couple of hours ago. a couple of a couple of hundred individuals variously described as extreme right agitators or simply soccer game hooligans burst into this crowd. their signs were antiisis. that was their basic terminology, too, but the message, we understand s broader one. it's anti-immigrant as well. we're not interest prayers an

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leaders from bolivia, nicaragua and cuba are in karakas to come memorandum or rate-- commerate his an vee >>> a figure who citying ignore nights kon trove see in a nation as venezuela faces a recession made worse by the sharp drop in oil prices. our correspondent reports from the island of toaz. >> reporter: this looks peaceful and even sleepy from afar. a lack of basic services means it is anything but that. in many ways toas is a microcosm of all the country's problems. for four days they have waited here demanding that tanker trucks make what supposed to be regular visits to their homes to deliver water. >> translation: they stopped water supply on friday, saturday, sunday, monday. there are some electrics now but it might not be enough for everyone. >> reporter: a retired teacher says the situation is nothing short of calam itous. basic life here is a matter of survival. >> reporter: the least of problems that they have is endless. they have no electricity, no running water. the plant has been vandal iced. a few kilometers away another group has had enough. blocking a road to protest

vee a. she is in the hospital. she's had several surgeries to her legs. she has both her legs broke flen several places. she was wearinger seat belt and survivied. the driver, woit friend david la mere as you see the picture on the rflt screen. he passed away. some of the details still under vaismghts that's what we know for now. live in hollywood. brandon whyer. 7 news. >> craig: all right brandon. >> belkeys: next up from the neneplex. a florida woman crediting the officer p for saving her life by sacrificing his. >> craig: and a dog that's been through the ring is getting a new leash on liech. >> belkeys: and she owns a land liend but doesn use it so why is her phone bill tens of thousands of dollars? it's tonight "help me howard" >>> >> now, 7 weather with chief meteorologist phil ferro into and a hot day here across south florida. as a matter of fact right now hollywood reporting a temperature of 90 degrees. and it's going to be hotter during the day tomorrow. now, most of the weather is staying to the north. as a matter of fact we are look at basica

the prime minister says he said aside 20 million dollars to help those made redundant promising more money in promised. >> reporter: it won't kon vee even for another year, one that is said to be a difficult one, especially for miners and steel workers >>> a u.s. student has been sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for crimes against the state. he was arrested in january for stealing april propaganda slogan poster. he confessed to his crime in february. he said he wanted to take it home as a souvenir. still ahead on the news hour, a direct postal service between cuba and the u.s. for the first time in 50 years of warming relations. the metro rail system in the u.s. capital shut down for an entire day. find out why decades of dangerous defections by baseball players is set to end. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help gro

>> we are on top of of your commute this morning riding the trains and standing by in vee enin a and foggy bottom to make sure you know about any issues. >>> and count on live reports every 15 minutes, but first what to expect walking out the door today with chuck bell. >> good morning, everybody. thursday off to a quiet start this morning. skies are mostly clear after some late showers in the day yesterday. off to a school start. another mild day coming. high temperatures today, mid to upper 60s, so not quite as nice as the hid 70s yesterday, but still warmer than average. and just like yesterday,he shower or two this afternoon. rain chances generally 0% or less. much better chances for rain which could come with some, yes, he said it, wet snow flakes saturday night into sunday. keep that in mind. temperatures out the door this morning, mostly in the 40s, but there are some cool spots. manassas and culpeper at 39 and false church at 50. the next 24 hours, 40s now, upper 60s to near 07 later today and mid-40s by tomorrow morning. how are the road roads? >> roads not so bad and metrorail back to norm

to the international criminal court, that's provided for in the statute of the court. that has been attempted but russia has vetoed it >>> let's assume that russia did not vee though it. would it require syrian government leaders to acquiesce to the jurisdiction of the icc? >> no. not at all. once the security council has acted, then the court has full jurisdiction over the officials of the syrian government and also of the rebel forces who have been accused of committing atrocity crime. the council provides that authority but it must be able to act without a veto being voted. so it is possible for the international criminal court to truly be the course you had enadvi enadvice visioned in your question as long as there's no veto and as long as there's a will to bring these to the court. where that does not exist, such as in syria today, we do have to look at other options. many of us have been doing this, looking at how to establish an ad hoc tribunal on syria, a treaty-based tribunal on syria that can nonetheless start to move ahead with accountable ultimately for the crimes that many have occurred in that region. that's a gamble, but we have to pursue it if the veto

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loor likely to help turnout is the mild weather here in michigan i'm standing here in a suit jalkt in greek town here in detroit. gretchen. >> that's why you have a smile on your face. i'man veesz. okay. so what are we going to see on the democrat side? >> both hillary clinton and bernie sanders have invested tremendous time and energy trying to win in michigan. sanders continues doing large enthusiastic rallies in places like kalamazoo earlier today, tried to inspire his supporters to turn out tomorrow. we stopped by the clinton campaign headquarters in detroit earlier where volunteers were preparing to call folks asking them to vote clinton. and they also have a lot of union support trying to deliver her a victory. >> the people who canvasst, the people who knock on doors, make phone calls, to me, they are the real heros of politics. because they are making it real. and i know we have all these new fangseled ways on social media and talking to people that way. and there's lots of money spent on ads. but the direct connection between workers to workers. >> reporter: clinton trying to deliver sanders a knockout blow here in michigan while sanders is trying to prove he can win

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to boil drinking water. the p-c-m elementary school remained open, thanks for 28 hundred bottles of water donated by hy-vee in newton. more is coming wednesday donated water from fareway in pella. in the mean time city officials are looking to try to prevent a loss of water pressure again. the concern is to make sure we have the proper communication devices in place to allow us to understand where our water tower is at as far as water pressure.' under dnr rules the water must be tested twice to make sure the water is safe to drink. a second test was taken today, and results should be known sometime wednesday morning. the blank park zoo is expanding its facilities in hopes of an expanding family in des moines. the zoo is planning to build a one- point-eight million dollar expansion onto its giraffe barn. the new facility would be open to visitors so they can still see the giraffes on cold and rainy days. it would also provide more space for what the zoo hopes will be a growing giraffe family. 0447-0506 "we intend to expand the herd ... some by birth ... grow our herd into our new barn." the barn will also have