and this morning, we're dry and to be back on and between 42 and around 45 in and around the city and 45. this is chris and 45 in rock hill. happy anniversary to fdr and relnor and a historic anniversary. and i like this, 44 and close by as far as the numbers go and celebrating the patenting of the rubber band and that is to 1845. and where will we be without rubber bands. sit, stay and tony's pu, and andy sent this in and this is apparently, a look-alike dog and i don't understand that. i love how you were able to pull that off and that is the way to go. sugar sugar and this is the deal. we have sweet numbers and changing skies today with the clouds and then's chance of an afternoon shower. even a thunderstorm early evening hours and your morning hours, yeah, low to mid-40s. 46 in the city right now and we have schooler reading around hamptons, 31 and numbers for you today, though, 14 degrees and that is above normal. 75 and 9 your record and that is not a record breaker but another mild one and sun is up, 7:03 and that is pretty with an isolated shower or storm; how far, we have the

and of as-- 50s. >>> and this is 271 and broadway and that right lane is blocked and they had a diesel spill earlier, 271 northbound tweeted out that they will let us know when that lane opens and they're cleaning it up. now. i'm not seeing delays at this hour and 71, 490 looking great. the inner belt and personpike, no problems issue free as well and some work going on in the city of canton; we're down to one lane until 6 this morning, and near ever a hardroad northwest. >>> and 5:18, we have some -- we have some incredible video hot on social media. the first is keeping officers in south euclid on their toes. >> and -- this is it for you. the police are -- responding to the house and this is on manywood on monday night and they tried to get a bat out of this family's living room here batman was able to remove the wingedville an. and it's not that uncommon. >> and he's saying there is a lot of -- is that what he's saying? >> that i can help you with anything. >>> and out here, the rescue of a more serious nature. a california highway patrol officer risking his own life to pull two kid

the day and work and school fine for many and into orange and sussex and tomorrow, a cooler breeze and not only does the number retreat about 10, you're looking at a cooler wind blowing as well and you will feel it and saturday, kelly and a nice day and a chance of rain late in the day and on facebook, one of my friends saying i have an open house on sunday and i think you're okay and that is shaping up to be a wet monday and when we see a better chance of more rain. and into the area, it's been difficult this morning, right? it has and we have a lot of action going on and we want to start with an accident we're keeping an eye on and jim smith is in chopper two. what do you see? >> it's on the westbound side of the parkway and approaching the avenue and drawbridge. and we have one vehicle left to be cleared out and a tow truck just arrived. we're seeing delays, bumper-to- bumper traffic to rockaway parkway. jim smith, cbs 2 news. >> and it you. >>> and take it easy there, folks and this is a disabled truck blocking one lane on the and heavy delays on back to metropolitan avenue. and yo

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and 80 eastbound and 77 to 271 and what are we looking at now? minutes and that is not bad and we are looking at 90 on the shoreway and traffic is starting to build and trouble free. >>> and let's get to some incredible video you don't want to miss. a gas station shooting caught on camera in detroit. >> and there are almost no words to describe the scene from saturday night. and take a look. people in two cars got into a fight and then's woman stashes a gun in her underway and eventually pulls it out and starts shooting. the driver -- she shot the driver and everyone involved was arrested and the driver and hospital. >> and good fellows in there. >> and wouldn't to talk about britney spears -- spears. she looks amazing. when i saw this, i was like wow, you go girl. the fans are fighting about it and asking is this photo shopped or not and a lot of women said she edited the and i am thinking haters are going to hate. >> and maybe she did nature's photo shop and sucked it in. >>> and still ahead, you have to move on sometimes. the new line of produ

and i look forward to learning more about the proposals and how we can integrate, muni and bart, and high speed rail in a county-wide long range plan that integrates into the regional plan and to make sure that we have great rail service around the bay area. and this also ties into the subway master plan that i requested via the legislation, last year. to learn more you can visit the sfmta blowing, at sfmta.com or the people can attend the cac, meeting for the transportation authority next wednesday at 6:00 p.m. and all of this rail planning is at the early stages and will take public out reach and technical study to refine and prioritize, moving any of these projects forward will require efforts. and this fall, in addition to supporting the plan, bart bond we will have the opportunity to place a local, transportation funding measure on the ballot, which i hope to focus on in the coming months with colleagues on this body as well as the mayor and others, as part of that conversation, critically important to consider issue of affordability, and access and equity and i want to thank th

probably it makes sense to get offment we just decided to go for it and get off the train and try and find safety. >> it was really the sense of humanity that emerged and sense of chaos shows these types of things don't defeat the human spirit. >> hard to believe 24 hours later. that's what's making news in america, everyone. >> s >>> new at 4:30, terror in brussels at the airport and the subway and the americans caught in the middle of it all. >> and he's in god's hands. he will have a full recovery and learn something significant from the experience. >> and plus, this image leading who exactly are these men. the new information we're learning. >> and tributes across the world. [ singing ] >> reporter: and here at home, how we're honoring dozens of victims killed. our team is getting you the latest information and corrina pysa is learning brand new details about the suspect. >> and sarah finny with more on the victims and a woman on the way to -- . >> and from the live desk here, police bust a meth lab in akron and they were called to this home on vernon drive. and inside, they fandu

and not and a window at 4:22 and pretty muth out there and and we'll keep you updated here. back to you. >>> and sports news this morning, new developments in the deflategate saga. robert kraft is now revealing he spent a -- sent a special request to roger goodell a month ago asking them to cancel all of the punishments for the team and brady. goodell said he would reconsider the lost draft picks and four-game suspension if the information came out. the pats owners now said the lead did not back -- the ideal law for their investigation and this should be enough for a new ruling. goodell's not made a comment on the request but is currently involved in an appeals court case with tom brady. >>> and people two major sports sites are no longer taking paid bets in new york for now. draft kings and fanduel hope to halt operations as part of a deal with the attorney general and new york. the agreement puts the legal battle with the state on hold more time to adapt laws allowing sports fights to operate legally. the attorney general has argued the sites violate new york's gambling la

. and bigger. and that -- >> a growth mind set. >> and grit. >> and what is grit? >> grit is when you don't give up. of two. >> reporter: growth mind set and grit goals, follow these children into every classroom. >> if you would tell me what their growth mind set, monday ter is and what you say to yourself, and what you think, and you want to guarantee going, so raise your hand and we will start with nadia, what do you say? >> reporter: students are taught to see beyond adversity, such as economic, hardship, this lesson is called, my tomorrow and includes a process. >> go to school, go to college. they say save for a house and get married and then have the children. i said that is a process, no cut ing in between. we show them how the gpa is college costs but you can do it because college is to be prepared for college like you prepare for your credit. you have good grades that is good credit and the colleges take a chance on you. >> one person at a time, a person like miss wallace, she is showing us how to dig ourselves out of poverty together. not the cry baby st

and equipping and lease and acquisition of property, 150 uber street in san francisco and to finance or refinance, the con trucks and the acquisition, improvement and other expenditures at other facilities at 11, 11, 8th treat, and 450 irwin and all in san francisco and to pay for other related costs for the project. this approval of this legislation will have no fiscal impact to the city and council of san francisco, and background on the borrower. the california college of the arts was founded in 87 and offered majors in the area of fine arts and design and write and have 1950 students enrolled, the project in the district ten and the legislation by supervisor, coen. >> thank you very much, colleagues, any questions for the office of public finance. >> okay, seeing none, mr. rose we do not have a report for you on item two and we will move to public comment, anyone wish to comment on two? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. a motion? >> move it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> movement fspurpt yee. and without objection. >> would you call three, please? re

and including serving as an officer, and as the president, in 1928 and 1942, and in world war 2, and led the founding of the messenger, core and the member of other clubs and civil, organizations and i also note that he personally negotiated it on fulsom street where we resided for an organization, for 70 years. and but it is more than the local, business, and the community member, he made a contribution in motorcycle sport and innovation in the industry and shared the success by launching the career of many others, he got a start in the motorcycle, competition in 1927, winning the class in the san francisco event. and he quickly became one of the leading riders on the west coast, and riding large motorcycles and he excelled on the courses and in 1926, he beat an exceptional slate of national riders to take the ama national tourist championship and he earned several before retiring in 1928, and as she mentioned always a show man and a bencher in 1 may, 24th, the first day that the golden gate bridge was opened for pedestrian an traffic, and due to the crowd and piloted the first vehi

and scott and joyce. this has been really a group effort and we couldn't have been successful without their assistance so i thank fem theory that. i know you. >> >> them for that. i know you know about the background of the navigation center so i will skip that slide. the next slide shows the cost per bed per night of shelters versus the navigation center, and i should note this is operational costs only, so it excludes for hsa shelters any sort of private fundraising they do and for the navigation center it ux cleeds one time costs to prepare the site to be habitable for the navigation center but costs per bed per day are average of $36 and the navigation center is more costly at $69 per bed per night. it's not surprising that the navigation center is more expensive. it provides intensive case management which is staff intensive. it is open 24 hours a day seven days a week which many shelters are not. it's relatively small shelter so no economy of scale there. we believe it's an under estimate and based

, and the buses and the trains. brussels, the trains go directly to paris on the euro star, that has been shut down. from the airport, we had to walk here by foot because the parameter around the airport has been shut down as well and there's traffic that has come to a standstill on the highway, and it's really a paralyzed city, george. >> we are learning right now that all european union institutions are at an orange, and all meetings are cancelled concerned with follow-up attacks. >> they told staffers to stay inside as well. absolutely. when people talk about it being the capital of europe, that's because all the institutions are here. obviously this is crucial a capital to the functioning of europe. at the same time you have the enclave that is in central brussels, and the authorities have really no penetration into. the question everybody has been asking, is how has somebody like srinavasan be able to avoid the police and capture. he was in a home of four or five yards away from the family is living, and we kno

and he once wrote five words and it changed two lives and our country and the world "and then along came nancy." it gave him a have to his life and he was a famously friendly man but a last his friendliness was to keep people at bay and he had one friend and he married her and they were so close they did, they could communicate the real married couples can do. i think that it is a reminder of...the difficulty of politics because she took a lot of the incoming fire because he was so admired and adore by many people and she bill the target of choice for some of his enemies. she was not averse to engaging in politics. she certainly had something to do with the fact after he had a stumble in the new hampshire primary in 19nating he changed campaign directors and that was part of her doing and she is said to have had something to do with the cashiering of the white house chief of staff donald reegan and he hung up on her and that is not wise. most of all, and this was a couple and they governed together and show was as some people have noted, she was completely devoted to him. this also, we s

and now, back with me, an dree ya, and richard and tom and stacy. and now, everybody has stuff in the past, and people can be redeemed, but i have never said off of the pig in my past but this is to another level, do you think that al sharpton is ashamed of in? >> i don't know if he is ashamed of this, but i am wondering if this is before or after he was convicted of drug dealing and then became a snitch. >> he was a federal snitch? >> yes, he wore a wire. >> yes, i don't know what he did, but he is a snitch, and i don't want a snitch representing me, and i don't know why anybody would, and i don't know why he is gets to speak so much, because he is a rabble-rouser, and a divider. >> and it makes the jobs of the police officers that much harder when you have guys like this out there. >> yeah. >> and saying these things. and an dree kra ya, this guy doesn't even pay his taxes, and it didn't even matter. is he going to get away with this, too? >> and we forgot tax cheats and didn't bring up tawana brawley, and he has no credibility, and i don't unders

and we were in the 30s and the 40s this morning and we're in the 40s and the 50s. 45 in ocala and 56 in orlando and 53 in daytona beach and 62 in cocoa beach. and now we're up to ten degrees cooler. so that nice sunshine is warming us up as we head into the day. and we're talking mid- to upper 70s inland and up are 60s to low 70s along the coast with a nice northeasterly wind at five to 15. >>> in a few hours, donald trump will be in central florida. and thousands of expected, including supporters and protesters at the rally the ucf. and you've been telling us all morning about the security already in place. >> reporter: we're starting to see more of the plan come together. the event here. but looking over this way, you see quite a few police officers and signs marking the areas the free assembly area. so we believe that is where the protesters are when and if they show up. and further don't street, you see major road barricades lining up. the kansas primary and 40 delegates up for grabs. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are battling it out in three others. and it looks like donald

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and education and dignity. san francisco jointly housing and the new bayview committee and the california state rights and the civil jury commission commission and the council whereas dr. espanola jackson was instrumental in growing the next generation of leaders she was an superstition for young people to become active and whereas dr. espanola jackson worked with the san francisco public utilities commission sfpuc to improve their operations around bayview and san francisco from her service on the digesters task force and the southeast working group and modernized the plant to benefit the community and whereas dr. espanola jackson was a champion of clean power and an early who sold panels in her neighborhood and a strong advocate for bringing solar energy to communicates and whereas to the bayview hunters point need for a institution dr. espanola jackson placed a pillal pro-roll in the southeast community where local recipient going could get an education and pursue fields like biotechnology and nursing and wh

the wind out of the east, and it's raw and rainy and cool, and here's the low. gear up for it, and by the way, i mean it's a little umbrella day today they are be battling the wind this afternoon. damp in the morning with fog in the mix, and then wednesday, looking pretty good, and just noticing a hint of an afternoon shower, and then we have to leave the possibility of some midday showers in the forecast for st. patrick's day, and notice the numbers that are nice midweek. rain gear and patience as you battled the day today, and kyla has already got headaches out there. >> i was one of the people this morning whose umbrellas tried to turn inside out. >>> an accident is blocking one lane on at playland parkway, and take it easy will. checking mass transit, that's where the good news is this morning. everything is on or close to schedule. you can see a lot of green on metro north. path path trains, and long island railroad, looking good. just a deep breath as we embrace our new circumstances dealing with cooler temperatures, having lost an hour, and rain. >>> syri

concrete frame is concrete exposed columns and concrete slab and glass and shadow glass and some courts in metal panels this is a view along arkansas so the view i mentioned you can see the head in parking so foe we've changed that to parallel parking looking at staff and pushing the bottom two floors three or four feet and introducing the landscaping and so the glass on the left as you can see a plan we've taken the head in parking and domineered it to parallel parking taking over the parking space to get a landscape so we're incorporating the sycamore trees into a large place of stoops here you can see the views along the stoops and a section with the higher setback and a configuration walking there the building plan one below grade 40 parking spaces and other bike parking spaces the building plan with restaurant along 17th street to the private courtyards and a rooftop with solar panels and a rooftop with a play area and outdoor seating area. >> we want to spend a couple of minutes addressing this issue. >> you want to start or must this is a bedroom that becomes one of the tops i ca

redwood and pacifica 63 and 65. and the city, warmer weather for thursday through saturday and eight windy and breezy sunday and monday and turning cooler. >> i don't care for that window very much. >> unless you are a windsurfer or sailor, it is rather annoying. >> not good for the hair.>> but good for easter sunday, we and but no rain?>> we should not have any rain on easter sunday.>> yes, that is not good for the easter bunny.>> but we don't want those eggs blowing around. >>> reaching out to the world war ii veterans in oakland, coming up we will tell you about the effort to send two dozen of them to visit the war memorial in washington dc. >>> colin kaepernick and what the 49ers general manager is acknowledging about the qb. ♪ ♪ as long as you love me, anyit's alright. ♪e. ♪ ♪ bend me shape me, any way you want me. ♪ shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 and

and how long and when i see the daes resolution and how long and when i see the das resolution and howong and when i see the da resolution and how long and when i see the dataresolution and hon i see the data like - i feel we're missing an element i don't know what it say, i feel like there is a disconnect who we are sincerely and the district and you know it didn't happen just now now it didn't happen when we got on the boards but years and years it is going to take more and more just a change it is a mindset for the whole society that not just about i think a mindset for students to tink of a different way - i feel like it is our whole society we say to think in a certain way and how we can expect the young people who are so young only been alive like 10 or 11 years to combat something like that or think that you know you can overcome and it is okay i don't want how to - we can do more measures trying to understand who it is we're serving i just think when ii look at the scores the aspect scores and look at it scores of the percentage of middle schoolers math proficiency i look at th

tv and heard four or five shots and i heard the helicopter and came outside and saw policemen and everybody in a frantic state. >> reporter: police shot and injured the gunman treated at a hospital and arrested two brothers and evidence shows the gunmen intended to die in the shootout. >> law enforcement officials who came to the hospital where coalson was treated are distraught after dying from his wounds. >> he lit up a room. he was a tremendous personality and made everybody smile and wanted to be everything to everybody. >> we witnessed again another act of evil and this is an act of cowardice. >> sharp says there could have been more injuries. >> luckily they were closed. and if the center was open it could be 50 to 100 kid at the time. investigation later today. >> in prince george's maryland craig boswell cleveland 19 news. >>> police did seconds ago and saying they are investigating the death of officer coalson has the result of friendly fire coming off a shootout involving police officers. >>> in seattle a suspect is dead after police stormed into a 7-eleven convenience store and w

white go ahead and actually jessica layman and patricia void and ms. layman. >> if she can sure. >> yep okay. >> good afternoon ms. layman. >> jessica with the senior and disability action thank you for your time to hear the stories. >> thank you to the family for sharing that with us i don't have a lot to add you saw the recommendation and heard the urging to take action quickly quickly and thank you director reiskin for oonls it shouldn't take a death to make things at save as possible but recognizing this is an opportunity for us to do something as a memorial the call to action event there was bossing of people say saw people from the disability community i didn't know people from san francisco and the east bay and all kinds of disabilities and it is amazing to me that that the family and community members awhile people are grieving are also saying let's have is something come out of this let's not only mourn and feel the loss let's found one positive thing making our streets safer in the future on, on facebook and in person i've heard so many peopl

and warm in truckee and 32, and 52 in monterey.is peeper moisture is living -- lifting northward. this timeline through noon, and starting to lift up by the afternoon, moving northward. we will still have partly cloudy skies, but overnight here comes this moisture, and santa rosa, marin county, lake county, mendocino county, this is a north day event. and this will washout a little bit, and pick up and go through later in the afternoon. and watch what happens as it gears up again into friday, and for everybody else friday morning. get ready, because it is coming. much more so tomorrow and the weekend. mostly cloudy, muggy in the south bay, light rain in the morning and tapering off in the afternoon, upper 50s and low 60s to the north, mid to upper 60s toward the santa clara valley. a lot of moisture in the valley, and it is muggy and tropical. i cannot time this exactly, but rain, rain, rain. >> i did notice the humidity, not a great hair day. >> someone is going to get on to you for commenting. >> it is curly or -- curlier, and i

moses and hoffman, and we put together and we lobby for it in up state new york, and we need to do a strong lobby for things in general like that. but i want to emphasize safety, okay when it come to gender neutral because before that, i used to go to a single bathroom, you know. because i was -- i wasn't at a [inaudible] state. those were the days i used to go to the neutral bathroom. when i started to transition, i transitioned and i went to a woman's bathroom. and we lobby for that. that i won't get harassed base i go to a woman's bathroom and i live as a woman, but i think we need to emphasize safety, okay. people who are woman who dress like boys need to be -- and people transitioning need to be safe, so i would like to, you know, emphasize, thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. is there any member of the public, yes, please come forward. >> we want to thank senior disability action. >> thank you so much. so we're here as seniors and people with disabilities to support this legislation, to support the transgender and gender non conforming people apart of the disabilit

schools are on and tardys and absent tees will be excused metro parking lots will be on and free and paerm can catch buses or car pool. >> we have team coverage with melanie alnwick, annie yu and bob barnard tracking the lates latest. let's check in with erin who keeps it on the roads which will be busy today to say the least. erin. >> that's rite, just dmekd with the roads and good news we're crash free around maryland, virginia and district t traffic is light. congestion not slowing us down. if you're driving early start if is a good idea if you take public transportation avoyingd metro shut down. extra metro bus service is in place and metro buses on schedule and parking is free if you want to park there. as far as virginia is concerned, vre regular service and fairfax county connector i'm sorry fairfax connector regular service operating to the pentagon can get to you metro bus to district and arlington metro as scheduled and braddock to the people gone. if you want to take uber keep in mind capping surge pricing at 3.9 times so just be prepared it will cost you more unless do yo

grace and male and the powerful leaps and spins and by the way they move around the stage. >> reporterat many of the students 15-year-old aljandro is dreaming big. >> want to dance at the ballet or the theatre and don't want my career to be only here. ♪ i want to be a great ballarina and it's glorious. >>> it is easier for people to leave and join a major foreign country and today a star of the royal ballet, he too started here at the age of nine. there are no luxuries here, not even air conditioning yet these students know if they have the talent by the time they leave here they will have the tools necessary to join the ranks of the very best in one of the world east most competitive professions. ♪ a profession that requires discipline and sacrifice but which as the ballet school's benefactor lifts the human spirits. >> reminder you can keep up to date on the news on al jazeera yesterd yesterday. >>> i'm ali velshi. free to leave prison. thousands are getting out early, but if you aren't a u.s. citizen, you're out of luck and get deported. one family's birth -- bittersweet story. pres

and down and shopping and there you go. andrew. >> andrew: ikea is recalling the gotham floor and table lamps. the cables on those lamps were damage and can pose a shock hazard. so far three cases were reported employment lamps were old from october 2015 through february of 2016. if you own the lamp contact the ikea store for a full refund. apple press conference expected to go small this year. the headline is expected to be a smaller version. iphone and ipad pro. the campus in california. starting at 1:00 p.m. imagine this. hearing your door bell ring and looking to see a robot standing on the porch with pizza. this could be the future of domino's pizza in australia. the company has developed a self driving robot. it made its first delivery earlier this month. why are you laughing? >> they never test those things in south florida. >> andrew: they test them in california. >> neki: you know, right? folks when we come back, a stunt man we have seen all the way around. seriously burn p -- burned. >> andrew: he will tell us whe

and love the contrast between the blue sky and the orange water and the distance, a good combo, and then this one from leslie sidell. we have 135 followers now on facebook. certainly appreciate that. low 80's away from the coast, 82 in frost proof, 81 in sebring, and cooling along the coastline today. that is typical of the season, the water temperatures are still in the 60's and any wind coming in from the west and the northwest will cool the beaching during the day, but look at the tomorrow will be one of those days where high clouds will be in and out, and they were made of ice crystals and i would not be shocked if you didn't see a halo around the sun as the sunlight is refracted by the high clouds, but they are not going to produce any rain. the next cold front is coming our way on sunday, and it may produce a few showers not a big deal, but we have seen this happen many, many times this winter. the high fast jet blowing the clouds back at us. right now, a nice night with 50's and 60's around the bay area and the dewpoints are dropping as the cold front moving in iewshing usher

bus and singed and burned to a crisp. a couple of the gas pumps and the facade of the gas station damage here. and i want to point out that we did talk to a witness that said inside the burger king where people were huddled watching this whole thing took action to get everybody out and this was a scary time for everyone involved. >> getting bigger and bigger and the next thing you know it is on the roof and the fire department shown up. and trying to put out the fire and it spread to the pumps and i know two of the pumps exploded. >> the bureau and the occupants in the gas station did the right thing and hit a switch off of the gas pumps that eliminate the hazard. the only hazard was to the property. >>> and that was the very quick thinking of the people at the gas station and to connect the burger king. they did what they needed to do to shut down the gas pumps to make sure the fire didn't get any bigger than it was. we found out from the owner of the shuttle bus that they had a very experienced driver and the bus had be

and glitz and glamour. prime minister is not the head of state, he is a member of parliament, so this is unique. this is the big show that you really only see in washington. i think everybody involved with this trip is very excited. host: who is head of state in canada? louisa: the queen is the head of state in canada. it is a funny situation, because the governor general is appointed by the prime minister. host: is there any power associate with that position? louisa: there is constitutional power when it comes to calling an election, the prime minister must go to the governor general, certainly in constitutional situations, but largely it is symbolic and not overtly political. host: we have been watching the arrival ceremony, the pop and circumstance, where does that prime minister live in ottawa be with their feet -- there a state dinner like this of their -- up there? the prime minister has invited president obama there. there could be such pop in circumstance if he chose to do that. it is traditional a

precious stones and perfume and furs and lace.h these several women mean to me and how empty my life would be without them. there is of course my first lady. she brings so much grace and charm to whatever she does. but even stuffy formal functions sparkle and turn into fun times. everything is done with class. all i have to do is wash up and show up. there's another woman in my life who does things i don't always get to see, but i hear about them and sometimes see photos of her doing them. she takes an abandoned child in her arms on a hospital visit. the look on her face only the madonna could match. the look on the child's face is one of adoration. and i know because i adore her too. she bends over a wheelchair or bed to touch an elderly invalid with tenderness and compassion. just as she fills my entire life with warmth and love. there's another gal i love. who is a nest builder. if she were stuck for three days in a hotel room, she'd manage to make it home sweet home. she moves things around, looks at it, straightens this, stra

. >>> it's thursday afternoon and i'm brian taff. >> and i'm sharrie williams, and the big story on "action news" is the professor facing charges in radnor township. gray hall has the latest. >> reporter: hauled off in cuffs, professor christopher hoff had nothing to say that he used a campus computer to look for child pornography. >> it's a sad sad situation for the professor, the university and his family. he he has two sons. we are going get through this as quickly as possible but mr. hoss has tremendous remorse. >> pointing out that someone in the educational environment would behave this way. and have this type of information on their computer. >> school notified them that hoss was using a computer on campus to access the pornographic material. >> it was not the computer in his office, not his personally issued laugh top. >> and he is under investigation by the department of homeland security, for looking at child porn at his home. they could not release the details only that it is an on going case and they assisted. villanova also says they were not aware of the prior federal in

he had this back and forth, and then it gets complicated and he and hess have a falling out. that is chapter ten. hitler finished the bock by september and is looking for a publisher. there is a little bitting war. he goes with the nazi publisher who had no money at the time. turned out to be a good decision. by keeping it in the family so to speak he became a rich man. this book sold 12 million copies before he died. hitler had been looking out the window a lot. he was on the second floor. the bars are the same. you will see a picture of him standing by the window twice in the book. nothing has changed about the cell that way. the inner wall is all gone. it is just a big open room now. but the outer walls and windows are the same and from this window you can see over the prison wall because it is on the second floor. you can see cars going back and forth and you know, a few hundred yards away there was an important road connecting the towns. and he was a sucker for beautiful cars. you know? even though he was anti-modernist he had a weakness for technology and in particularl

car pulls away and she jumps out and runs into a store. this happened at 10:00 p.m. last night and two boys were caught and the stolen car haven't been found. that stolen suv is the same one from tuesday where a man claimed he was robbed on 123rd street and other robberies too, linked to that. as i mentioned police caught escape and two other boys and that mercury milan hasn't been found. live in cleveland derrick waller. >>> a canton community comes together for a 3-year-old girl. 5:00. the girl was found dead in her home yesterday and they said she was covered with cuts and bruises and her 22-year-old father, he's charged with murder. his live in girlfriend, she's also charged with charged with child endangering and the 5- year-old living with them is in protect services. >> . >> cold and snowy today. little bit of that wet snow moving across northeast ohio and visibility is low. taking over, a good old fashioned divided line and you're seeing flakes but well towards inland locations and dealing with rain in akron. a heavy snow detector,

40s and 50s and a 39 in ocala and everybody up and out of the chill, slowly but surely, let the sunshine massage the atmosphere a little longer and we should be, again, seeing good looking weather on the horizon. about 80ish by 2:00, you like that? and the day looks fantastic. we have ample sunshine throughout. around that general theme, closer to 80, toward 5:00, upper 70s, a nice day ahead and you see the front and, whoa, wait, is it coming to town? high pressure is so stinkin' strong east of our state over the atlantic it is pushing everything away and the clockwise flow, two areas of high pressure, clockwise flow make up for good looking weather and great times ahead, rejoice, celebrate, do what you do and get out and bottom line, enjoy it. it looks nice in central florida. that's your forecast. here's live drive traffic. >> kristin: the 408, things moving pretty slow from the turnpike, even up to hiawassee road. the average speed 16 miles per hour, slow moving traffic and brevard county, good news to report. one southbound lane is open, where they shut down i-95 south. at the cause

cloudy and mostly cloudy and cool, 50s and 60s for your temperatures. you may have struggle in the east bay. >>> that is right is heart plans -- barked -- bart buses are picking up the passengers from the pittsburg bay and taking them to concorde every 15 minutes, and the buses are not crowded, but that is expected to change as we get deeper into the commute. they still do not know what is causing the electrical surges damaging the cars, and they say it could take weeks, possibly months, to fix the cars and get them rolling again. they fixed some trains hoping to isolate the issue and running test yesterday and today. for now, barked his -- bart is asking people to continue to use the bus bridge, but not everyone wants to ride that bus bridge. and here's the last camera on highway 4, and people are driving only as far as the north concord bart station and others are continuing in their cars, and we've certainly seen that. >>> taking a look at the other commutes, the bay bridge is backed up to the macarthur maze, 15 to 20 minute delay at the toll plaza.

so if we stand together as black and white and latino and asian and native american as gay and straight, men and women, if we born ingether as people america, people who came to standountry, if we together, there is nothing we cannot accomplish. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "bernie!"] next week,ers: arizona has a very important election. we will win. [cheers and applause] we will win of the voter turnout is high. let's make it high. thank you all very much. [cheers and applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ there's a star man waiting in the sky he like to come and meet us but he thinks he'd blow our minds. he's told us not to blow it. cause he knows it's all worthwhile. waiting intar man the sky he told us not to blow it because he knows it's all worthwhile. he told me let the children lose it. let the children use it gie ♪ll the children boob >> hillary clinton spoke to supporters in palm beach, florida after w

and there was black dust and people started yelling and everywhere there was broken glass and people dropped their luggage and it was horrible. it was just like a horror movie. i just can't describe it. >> in the meantime security operations are ongoing with belgium in the highest alert level. we have coverage with kathryn herridge and start with greg in brussels with the latest there. greg? >> reporter: jon, we'll tell you about the search for the suspect ises in a moment. let us show what you are seeing. this is the metro station way down there. we are kept back 200 yards. the m is where it is. this is the deadliest attack. 20 people killed and 100 people injured. this boulevard is usually one of the busiest in brussels all around european union. and then the u.s. embassy a symbolic location. it is intense hunt right now. they are looking for a man in the white jacket seen in the surveillance video from the airport. police haven't said it but source ises are calling him na ji. and he made the bombs here and in paris. he got, way from the airport scene and he's hunted. we had a fals

and republican primaries and idaho and hawaii casting vote and michigan is a big prize with hillary clintonald trump ahead in the polls there and the state has faced a serious water crisis in the city of flint supply was contaminated with lead and john has our story now from flint. >> reporter: presidential contende contenders at least the democrats have discovered flint. >> what happened in flint is immoral. >> reporter: as they vie against one another hillary clinton and bernie sanders are united on the need to rescue this former auto town known around the world for the lead tainted water. >> it's my hope american people will look at flint and say never again. >> reporter: they campaigned here, held a debate here, clinton sent her top political advisor. >> frustrating? >> absolutely. things should move faster. i mean if there is anything congress should be working together democrats and republicans it's really about flint. >> reporter: the residents appreciate the attention. >> attention and put pressure on the politicians in d.c. to actually do something for flint. >> reporter: nearly tw

riot control suits and batons and bicycles and officers riding them long shield jackets, gloves and shin guards and motorcycles and tactical armor. >> one of the unique things on the list 3 1/2 feet interlocking barrier, three miles. we took questions to public auditorium where contractors were invited to a prebid meeting? >> what's going on with the bid meeting. >> you are not invited to go there? >> why is that? >> it is security related. >> reporter: what you are looking for is all over the web. >> if any of this is security related posting it on the web site is a lousy way to keep it secret. this wasn't about tactics, training or logistics. just buying the stuff. >> anybody can walk off the >> no. >> reporter: yes would have been a better answer. the administration heavy handed approach is something mike poe lensic. >> we wait 15, 20 minutes until the mayor's spokesman dan returned saying the meeting was open to public scrutiny. it was now over. >> mission accomplished. >> i wasn't trying to keep you out, paul. >> reporter: huh? paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> romona: the mayor's off

[laughter] and it went on and on. and then came the trips abroad.gendary speech which i totally forgot about. [laughter] and then i realized that it became viral and some 200,000 people around the globe watched it. which then puts me in a very impossible position today because i can't repeat myself. [laughter] and as part of you might know, i am a singer of one song, i am a pony of one trick. and then you were helpful enough to give this framework of what would i have told to american congressmen or congressmen delegation, and this gives me a different framework. but i'm really, really grateful to you and to your people for inviting me again and for making me so famous in the world. [laughter] so many congress minnesota are coming -- congressmen are coming over and israeli brainwash machinery is so efficient that it would be very, very hard to compete with this machinery. but still i would like to try this time at least virtually. the question that stands on the basis of two main questions are, first of all, do they know the truth? because one can c

and schools and small businesses, p.t.a.f america ca is not in washington, d.c.,, it is all in communities and the platoons that you come from. the american founders understood that throughout all of human history, almost had been wrong about the nature of government because people have said we need government, therefore we must make right. e king has the monopoly on violence. the king is free and the people, they weren't citizens, they were dependent subjects. if you wanted to do something, your passive assumption was prohibition. unless you were allowed to do it, you were prohibited. it's not the established church, you need the government to give you. you want to start a small business. and you see if they will give you a charter and start that small business. but the passive assumption was prohibition. the american founders looked at this, throughout almost of human history, throughout almost of human history, people have been wrong about the nature of government and nature of freedom. and we the people in america believ

orlando and alabama and folks like that.they're actually getting those guys on board and i would love for them to be plugged in. i told them that one of their mandatory things, the first week i want them to go and introduce themselves to the state director of veterans affairs and if you could have that on your radar and help us help you guys and help integrate into the local communities, that would be greatly appreciated. >> governor hoagland? thank you governor and thank you both for your service. just wanted to quick comments, just to underscore this energy that comes from a local and state and federal collaboration and partnership. i have a real pleasure of joining the secretary about a week ago, they came home to indiana, to gary indiana and its unusual probably for someone at that level to show up early but probably typical for him after spending a few hours with him and also good to see him get a self-guided tour of gary indiana where michael jackson grew up in basketball so the security detail could know from where he

menu and menu boards and displays. supermarkets, convenience stores and other retailers are lobbying against the measure. >>> millennials are saving money. a new study found young people are putting away more cash than any other age group. well more than half of millennials surveyed say they're saving 5% of their incomes and employed americans say they are not saving any of their pay. >>> and today we'll be finding out what is new for philly fans this season. here is a live look at citizens bank park where the countdown is on. we are now two week away from the phil's home opener. >>> before the phillies take on the padres april 11th there's plenty of work to be done at the ballpark. we will be there for a preview for what is new in food and fandom. nbc 10 has you covered for the home opener. it starts at 2:00 followed by first pitch at 3:00 p.m. right here on nbc 10. ♪ ♪ >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> not exactly baseball weather out there this morning and we h

and welcoming and warm.ion of something. >> rose: right. we don't know need to supplant their culture and try to imprint their whole thing on there. >> rose: give them an opportunity to be all that they can be. >> absolutely. >> rose: you know, without losing any of their soul. >> exactly, exactly. >> rose: this finally is a flashback of miles leading a recording session. i want you to see this simply because it is also about his genius. here it is. >> that's in the forte scene coming in. >> that's right, that's right. and i wanted to sting it, you know, hit it and really take it off. then a crescendo. ♪ >> mm, mm, mm oh, yeah, man. y'all listening to them? that's how this (bleep) is supposed to sound. ♪ >> hold that over the next measure. >> let's get them back in. do it. thanks, man. >> tio, record this. all right, guys, you're on rehearsal. take 3. >> let's be musical about this. be wrong strong, otherwise, out. >> one, two, one, two... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> rose: the great miles davis. i should take note of the fac

rumble and anticipate add truck coming down the hill as they do and this was louder and faster and looked at it continuing through the house. >> the homeowners were vacationing in hawaii when the accident happened. their daughter spoke to us and said this is not the first time someone plowed into her parents' house, two years ago an suv crashed into the master bedroom. >> what do you think if your parents had been in the house they would have lived. >> new york the bedroom is in the backyard now. >> the chp says the driver is 29-year-old ulysses gonzalez of san jose suffering injuries and at the hospital. no word if he will face citations, we don't know the name of the truck company. neighbors say they are fuming because cars and trucks speed down here through the stop sign and the chp will investigate whether or not this particular truck company has the proper permits. the homeowners are back from vacation and the silver lining i am told by the daughter is that this crash happened at the end of her parents' vacation. >> a silver lining that they weren't home. is the house a loss or can i

and then warm and wet, to end march. and 46 now in north port. and massapequa. 49 around islip. 44 bridgeport. and 57 in toms river where the sun has started to break out and with the northeasterly really chilly fetch in here, across long island sound, and long island, and down the jersey shore. and the wind gusts, 23 at laguardia, and 20 around the park, and 12 to 25 mile-an-hour wind gusts to the east. wind advisory to 6:00 tomorrow. and we are looking at the showers, ending here, and along i-95, along the southern state, and the l.i.e., the northern state, and back to the west, sun starting to brake out. our low back here, it will continue to push in, that wind, and with the wind, comes a northwest wind, and even though the temperatures tomorrow are getting out of the 50s, the wind makes it feel cooler. rainfall amounts, 0.3 around new jersey and 0.4 around new york. and it might be a three quarters of an inch around islip. here is the future cast in the afternoon. the sun breaking out quickly and the last of the rain pushing east ward. 58 to