but what we will deal with is cloud cover moving in from the atlantic ocean and cool temperatures as well. this high pressure over atlantic canada over here. on the backside of that, wind coming from the east and southeast. if we're lucky, we could break into sunshine easter afternoon before this rain system approaches from the west late sunday night into the early hours of monday. so lows overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning getting down about 38 or so in the park. 30 in belmar. freezing north and west of the city. and because we'll have more in the way of cloud cover tomorrow, that'll limit how get. only up to 52 or so in the park. only in the mid-40s over eastern parts of long island. if you'll be participating in any type of sunrise easter services in the morning, mainly cloudy skies. temperatures around 40 degrees that. fall accuweather forecast coming up in the next hour. >> thank you very much. >>> flames broke out on the top floor of a three-story building on 12th street earlier saturday afternoon. it took firefighters just under an hour to get the fire under control.

we get wind coming from the cooler waters of the atlantic ocean. only 56 after school and it's breezy out there a few breaks of sunshine. big temperature range across the area. we're talking 40s over eastern long island and 60 degrees plus though south and west of new york city. weather wellness air quality is on the moderate side. the uv index is a 4 which is moderate even with some cloud cover the time of year with the high sun angle you get the uv index up to moderate. juniper, elm and maple being over to heather o'rourke right morning commute. >>> yeah and it's a little bit the l.i.e.. this is the accident we were talking about earlier. but now we have anis view from newscopter 7. thank you john. the accident has been pushed to the side of the road but even though accidents are off on the flashing lights right there, that causes what we call a lovely rubber neck income delay. is. wow it's really jam-packed and that accident was originally blocking the left lane. you can see the damage is certainly done. let's go over to the maps and the norther

then you head farther away from that atlantic ocean influence and you're a pair of 5's at pa kidnap see. -- [inaudible] is the reason we're getting that wind. warm, by the way over in western pennsylvania during the day don't get into afternoon, at which time, this rain has already moved on by so it's a little bit too little too late to get the warm air in here during the day on easter. clouds working their way in. we're at 41 in the morning. sun rise services. by the afternoon, a couple of breaks of sunshine developing and that can get our that same temperature pattern tomorrow. as we head into late tomorrow night and early monday morning, here come showers that can evolve into a steadier rain monday morning until about midday. monday afternoon we start to clear things out and that will allow temperatures to get up to the 60-degree mark. for tonight, mainly cloudy, down to 38. morning clouds followed by peeks of afternoon sun tomorrow. not a terrible day out there. cloudy with late night rain and drizzle, probably waiting until after midnight. here office your accuweather seven-day for

actually see on the wind stream lines the wind coming in from the east off the cooler waters in the atlantic ocean. also some moisture with that wind coming in off of the ocean and a deck of low clouds impeding on to the jersey shore, parts of long island. so definitely cloudier along the afternoon. this front has managed to make it all the way down to near 58 degrees there. the really nice weather where the cherry blossoms are going crazy down in washington, d.c. up near savt -- near 70 already in richmond, virginia. middle 50s in the city. if you head directly south, you're going to be stuck in that marine layer. a place like belmar, 51. 40s across much of long island with more cloud cover there. showers come in after midnight morning. mostly but could be a steadier batch of rain that moves through mid to late morning and things up. we can get our temperature up to 64 by midday. check out 4:00 in the afternoon. city. 70 in morristown, belmar. southwestern connecticut. that's been a common theme lately. for the afternoon. breezy at times especially along cooler. areas of clouds and sunshine. some

just rain and it starting to be enough and showers in the atlantic ocean. and if you want to go on the boat, water temperature at 71 and caution. i always mention caution. mild temperatures prevail. the storm around texas. that' s a trouble maker and once it pushes in our direction and increases our chance of rain by tomorrow and 50%. t tonight. humid conditions and rip current threat is moderate. check with the lifeguards before you jump in the water and this is what we see going on with sprinkles here and there and maybe more concentration at orange county and up tonight around the villages. whatever plans you' ve got for the evening and going hour by hour today, we go from 69 and about 80 by noon and 84 this afternoon and share 80s with everyone in central florida and 81 in palm coast to 87 in kissimee and what' s going on tonight. the temperatures in the 60s and don' t forget to change your clock because you' ll be late if you don' t. the upcoming week. this is the last week of winter. ready for that? 85? sure. >> danny: red bud trees are blooming, azal

earlier attempts were scrubbed with problems with history by landing the first on a barge in the atlantic ocean. it's a launch happens, it will bring it to you live on news 6 and clickorlando.com. you will soon see and hear plenty of motorcycles cruising up and down the main street. that's because today marks the official start of bike week. it's the event that expects to attract 1 million b half 1 million , a lot of people. >> a lot of people >> drivers will increase motorcycle traffic along i-95 and i-4. they are urging drivers to be extra careful including double checking blind spots. motorcyclists are being told to leave space between the bikes and other space. you are seeing a live look it's a beautiful day. it's gorgeous here in downtown orlando. we just showed you live you in daytona beach and we are seeing more clout in daytona that we are here. it's not a bad weekend with a lot going on. on sunday there is a big soccer game. >> i can still make it >> a lot of folks are heading to the soccer game. lindo city is on sunday. justin, it's looking spectacular. at 2:00 in the afternoon on sun

here at home, we have high pressure in firm control around the atlantic ocean. we will keep thihings warm and windy once again, mostly dry. going io thursday and friday, the winds will start to subside just a little bit. we will still have concerns out on the waters with swimmers and boaters and please be era caution, visitors, i know a lot of you are in town. spring break is around the corner and we urge everyone to use caution. small-craft advisory in effect for boaters. biscayne bay oppy. coastal waters are rough and 9 to 12 feet outside the reef. next high tide in dade and broward will happen at 12:42 with forecast highs warmer in the low 80s. tonight's lows will rank in the low 70s along the coast once again and we will have a steady stream of clouds moving in. the extended outlook calling for breezy condition, more humididy in place through the weekend an better chance of showers startingsunday. that's your 7 on 7. back. >>> imagine having perfect vision and one day everything goes dark. it happened to one woman who travelled the world seeking a cure for b

we head outside right now and clouds are starting to work their way in from the east f the atlantic ocean as that moist air mass kind of moves in from that direction. 49 right now, cloudy skies. officially at central park, although we do have some sunshine wind coming in from the south at 5 miles per hour. it will get cloudier as the night goes on. temperatures fall into the lower 40s by midnight. check out west hampton, only 42. on the island tomorrow, especially the east end, it's going to have a tough time getting out of the 40s with that wind coming off of the water. you head away from the water and you're 52 in new jersey. there's that bank of cloud cover kind of working its way from east to west across the area. as that high pressure area, which provided us with nice weather for today, moves to the east, we're on the backside of it. we'll be getting wind from the east and southeast tomorrow and that promotes a cooler and cloudier day, whereas areas to our west start warming things up ahead of this system which will bring rain in here tomorrow night late into day monday. getting down

here at home, high pressure anchched around the south eastern atlantic ocean keeping that away from us will be seasonably warm and breezy through our friday and then going into saturday and sunday, more humidity and few showers if your plans tak you beach or boating, please use caution. we have high ris of rip currents for swimmers, small-craft advisory, seas building four to six feet. coastal waters of the keys remain rough with seas building 8 to 11 feet outside the reef. next high tide 9:28 for dade and broward, 10:42 in the lower key, forecast highs range in the 80s and overnight lowin the lower 70s under partly cloudy skies. your extended outlook is calling for the next best chance of owers happening on sunday. we also spring forward, so we will need to set this clocks ahead by one hour. that's your 7 on 7. >>> and ahead on today in florida. crooks working together to create a distraction and rip off a shoppert a local grocery storeful >>> and dash cam video capturing distressing situation. >>> police officers will tell you that domestic violence cases are tough. >> ashley: now th

. >> a cruise ship previously battered by a storm in the atlantic ocean has returned to port early. morning. it was scheduled to return on march 7th. however barbados was skipped so they could avoid predicted strong winds and rough seas. the captain was following a new storm avoidance policy that >> well, there's an app for satellite >> soon you'll be able to get direct tv without the bulky satellite dishes. at&t is launching three new streaming video options that will run on apps. it will be less than current direct tv bundles. the latest numbers from wall street. the dow jones is down 41 points. the nasdaq is 23. the s&p 500 is down six points. you can catch the closing first at 4:00. >> forbes is out with its annual list of the world's wealthiest people and microsoft founder bill gates still number one. ortega the man behind the fashion chain is in second place. warren buffet is third. the u.s. had the most billionaires, but china had the frustrated with your overactive bladder medicine not working? of leaking, going too often, and the strong sudden need to go. ask your urologist if boto

the obama administration said it will not allow drilling in the atlantic ocean. on twitter saying this would protect atlantic for future generations. this proposal would have opened up sites off the carolina coast. governor nikki haley and senator scott supported the idea. opponents praised the decision saying this will protect beaches and the environment. >>> there was a heated meeting today with testimony about the water crisis that exposed thousands of children to toxic lead. environmental agency that drink. fingers at city officials. >> made the decision about the use of the flint river. >> the topic of flint river was >> while lawmakers blamed the legislature, there is blame at the federal level. tomorrow, there will be calls for the governor to resign. >>> and parents are refusing to get their kids vaccinated and that may be the cause of an outbreak of measles and whooping cough. 70% of those opting out had cited philisophical or religious reasons. >>> and we are take egg live look from charlotte. clear blue skies out there, and nice and warm and wait until

concern about the bombings in belgium reached across the atlantic ocean back to the queen city. city. that's because nearly two dozen university of cincinnati students are in that country tonight. tonight. nine on your side's tom mckee has new information on where and how they are right now. nineteen students from the college of business are safe tonite in antwerp, about 35 miles from brussels, where the bombings took place. some are from the business scholars program.c student are their co-op in told they're just fine as the u-c students have been in europe for several days -- first in paris, then in brussels and now antwerp. but, the terror so close by in belgium is something that nobody there or here at home could have expected. expected. "when you travel abroad, when you study abroad, these things can happen. when international students come greg vehr is u-c's vice- president for communications and says the school has been in constant contact with the business school students and faculty members plus the co-op students. students. "they're together. they're safe. they're reco

, in a major reversal, the obama administration said it will to the allow oil drilling in the atlantic ocean. the interior secretary made the announcement on twitter declaring that the next 5-year offshore drilling plan protects atlantic for future generations. it would have opened up sites in north carolina and georgia to oil drilling no earlier than 2021. channel 9 covered the, and the potential impact on the carolinas extensively. communities took part in the environmental meetings. >>> a new york based private equity firm apollo just bought fresh market. fresh market has 190 stores across the country, 6 in the charlotte area. apollo currently hones hostess and chuck e cheese restaurants and has experience with taking grocery retailers already doing well and improving them, boosting efficiency and driving down prices. this deal is expected to close at the end of august. >>> new documents shows why american airlines is pushing to go from charlotte to cuba. there are several requests after the u.s. approved commercial flights between the two countries for the first time in decades. american

. >> throughout the better part of the day and coming saturday off the atlantic ocean and pretty stubborn though a few breaks very late in thday today. here's what we're seeing on the radar. the small area of light showers in the gulf of mexicout a little more interested in the atlantic and dry off of oward for miami-dade and pockets of heavier showers and some of these pushing on shore and just a couple of little leftovers to make the run at coastal areas in ma'am daydaid for the early evening. deep in the night don't have to look too far before you find some clearing. that's back to the gulf of mexico so the very weak front slips by, we'regoing to find clearing coming our way with the 60s and 70s across the state and the front will push through without very much notice other than sky conditions. here in the eastern great lakes into the northeast as well and changes ovov to some rain across the tennessee valley and then the little bit of a break before you find another area of clouds and showers in the form of some rain and more significant stuff in the western states. here we are at hom

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look at the wind from the atlantic ocean coming in, those are still pretty cool waters out there. that's why it's cooler today. 54 the temperature by 4:00 in long island staying in the 40s and south and west of the city may actually approach the 6 o degree mark. a pretty big range in temperature across the area. over to heather o'rourke right now. she's going to look at the commute. >>> we'll talk about subway status jeff. we have running on or close to schedule. new jersey transit, long island railroad, metro-north, all doing just fine. had an accident on the cross bronx it was east near castles hill avenue. the accident has been cleared away. george washington bridge, lower level construction both directions has been cleared away. so you have amie for delay at the george washington bridge. -- a minor delay at the george washington bridge. construction cleared at the lincoln and holland as well. we have alternate side of the street parking is suspended today but the metered rules are in effect. lori over to you. >>> all right heather thank you. new information this important abou

remains anchored over the atlantic ocean, highs will soar into the 70s from tuesday through thursday. we re expecting plenty of sunshine for most of the work week, too. however, a few showers are your next local newscast is at 10 on our sister station wgnt. then we re back here for >> axelrod: campaign 2016. voters make their choices in five states with dozens of delegates up for grabs, will the races tighten? the class of 2017 puts the new s.a.t. to the test. essay optional. and those arcane vocabulary words erased. >> and jack montague knocks down-- >> axelrod: yale university's basketball team in turmoil in the middle of their best season is now off the team and out of school with no official explanation. and a once-in-a-decade superbloom as california's death valley teeming with life. >> it's amazing to me that anything lives here. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. it is the busiest saturday of campaign 2016, and so far it's been a good day for ted cruz. he's already won the republican caucuses in kansas. republi

races across the bay into the atlantic ocean. a dry commute, temperature in the low to mid-20s, blustery. even by 9:00, tells fall back into the upper 40s. gaithersburg, rockville. lunchtime, low to mid-40s. that's it. again,ss 42 at 11:00 and 45 by 1:00 p.m. thursday, clouds come in quickly. light rain or snow well above midnight. weekend okay. chilly on saturday. nice on sunday, back in the low 60s monday. upper 60s, near 70 on tuesday. we'll be ba ♪ we're about to show you an incredibly low fare. like all our fares, you get two free bags and zero change fees. because what's the point of an incredibly low fare if you're just going to stack fees on top of it? ing up their sleeves. book them now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, clap, ding frustrated with your overactive can't handle the side effects? botox® treats symptoms of leaking, going too often, and the strong sudden need to go. ask your urologist if botox® can help calm your bladder and reduce your daily leakage episodes. the eff

that's the influence cooler waters of the atlantic ocean. 57 poughkeepsie. you see on the radar satellite, a lot f clouds -- of clouds. even a band of light sprinkles over parts of ocean county. most of the rain really waits until late tonight to move in. by midnight, the steadiest rain is still south and east of new york city. during the predawn and maybe steadier rain. maybe another batch of steady rain moving through midday tomorrow and then we start clearing things out. accuweather forecast for tonight, turning overcast occasional rain and drizzle developing after midnight. tomorrow, its occasional rain and drizzle through midday and then windy with peeks of sun late in the afternoon, high of 58. blustery tomorrow, night, we're down to 42. here's your seven-day forecast, win [inaudible] sunny and nice with less wind, 54, sun giving way to clouds on thursday. rain developing late thursday afternoon into thursday night the high getting to 68, may touch 70 plus on some thermometers. still mild friday. we clear out next weekend but by next sunday, colder air

. >>> news that the obama administration will not allow oil drilling in the atlantic ocean is being hailed by environmentalists. it reverses a decision made last year that would have opened up a large area of the coastline to drilling. the oil industry is not pleased. the president of the american petroleum institute says the american decision, quote, a appeases extremists. the s&p lost three points and the nasdaq slipped 21. >>> the obama administration lifted the last restrictions on travel to cuba. americans are now permitted to travel on their own with no prior permission. the new rules, besides making it easier for family members to see each other, will likely be a boom to cuban tourism. >>> a series of food safety issues took a toll on the bottom line at chipotle. sales dropped over 26% last month, more than expected by analysts. that is its first quarterly loss as a public company. the mexican restaurant chain is working to return from a scare of norovirus outbreak. >>> harrison ford and steven spielberg are teaming up to make a fifth "indiana jones" movie. it made 2 billion at the

interior department announced the obama administration is removing the atlantic ocean from the list of potential sites for oil and gas drilling. this comes after the government opened atlantic waters from virginia and north carolina through florida for seismic testing. in addition to environmental concerns, the military expressed worries that drilling would interfere with defense operations. >>> also making news this afternoon, russia is pulling warplanes based in syria out of the region. the military began a partial pullout earlier. russia's defense minister says they will still use air strikes against isis and al qaeda militants. funeral services are under way for a teenager murdered last he died after someone sprayed a home on maplewood drive with bullets. his 25-year-old cousin was also hurt in that attack. >>> in chicago, a shoot-out that injured three police officers. one of the suspects involved was killed. the officers are expected to be okay, though. >>> right now, a live look outside at the raleigh skyline right there, a day after stormy, stormy weather overnight. temperature

the captain chose to of avoid a storm in the atlantic ocean. ports some people on board were suffering from norovirus. now remember this is the same ship the anthem of the seas that headed into another atlantic storm earlier this month. and that forced pass injuries to hunker down in their rooms for about 12 hours as the ship was tossed around like a bath toy. so, this ship just not a lot of luck. >> oh, man. >> morning team adventure. >> the storm and a norovirus. that's just not right. let's take a look outside right now. it's wet on the roads. moving okay on the boulevard but it's a bit slow here at ninth street. got a lot of ponding and puddling here and there but the rain has ended here on the boulevard. looking okay. what do you know, regional rails, patco, new jersey transit, dart, everything is on time this morning, dave. >> things are drying out on the big board. storm tracker6 live double scan showing that the last of the rain is just about ready to clear the north jersey coast but it is going to be cool today. low 50's in philadelphia

it will intensify out over atlantic ocean and head out over canadian maritime.ig storm for nova scotia but not for philadelphia. snow looks like it is moving in rapidly but it takes a little while for that air to moisten up. the it will not start falling until later this evening until just a a few flakes here and there, and lets time it the out. by around nine or 10:00 o'clock we will see that snow moving in the southern sections and by 1:00 a.m. light snow falling throughout the region. still a disconnect with the heavy rain to the south and light snow to the north. watch what happens as the storm moves off the coast. we may see banding, this is an area to watch interior south jersey a and delaware. they could get close to the 2-inch mark but as that storm moves off the coast it intensifies, look at that heavy snow just off the coast of massachusetts, we beg the question, if the the snow is falling over the ocean, is it falling at all? nobody out there to see it. they have moved that anthem of the the seas out of the way of this one. winter weather advisory mea

that string of storms now off the atlantic ocean but we'renot yet in the clear, chief meteorologist john morales in the forecast center with what we >> there's still a chance of thunderstorms tomorrow, especially tards the late morning, midday and early afternoon hours and as you said we still have some weather going on right now. one last brief note about that tornado. it struck ground f frst at the 600 block of sea breeze boulevard and then that's when it movedffshore addss a waterspout. area. tonight we have rain as you can see going on here mainly along florida bay here between the southern tip of the florida peninsula and the keys. but the keys at risk of eing some rain tonight and as we look at the forecast for the overnight hours, hours by hour, i have some widely scattered showers through 1:00 in the morning, then the rain chance will drop to 20% for the rest of the night. there is the possibility tomorrow of those rain ances increasing rather quickly again, including the possibility o o strong thunderstorms. details about tomorrow's forecast and then the big minutes. >>> preside

said by wind off the atlantic ocean. it is going to be right around couple ofprobably a degrees above freezing. overnight, 2:30 in the morning, that is the best chance of snow, accumulating on branches and grassy areas and rooftops of cars. further south, we may have a band of heavier snow. it looks like 7:30 in the morning, the back edge of the snow is out of this area, cloudy skies, and a big storm system intensifies off the carolina coast, pulling everything out, dragging in drier air and northerly wind by friday afternoon. the big question -- how much? our best estimation is continuously one to two inches across the majority of the region, with a band across the northern neck into southern maryland and the eastern shore. we get rid of the stuff tomorrow, we will see partly cloudy skies, upper 40's on saturday. a quick moving system could produce light snow. by the time we hit the afternoon, 49 on sunday. any light snow that falls again on grassy areas or anywhere else will melt on sunday. saving the best for last --

they risk their lives every day facing the rough waters of the atlantic ocean.ometimes they fish withinment quota they're allowed and sometimes not. they say they have to break the rule if they want to feed their family. >> i have a prment. i can catch 96 kilos to november to june, but with three children and wife, it is not viable for me to go catch that. that's why - then they call it poaching because you have to do something to survive >> reporter: he has already been arrested once for exceeding the amount and type of fish he is allowed to catch. trouble with the police is a risk hanging over many people here which relies on the fishing industry. the number of unemployment rose here after the fishery closed or shut down its door. >> whenever you need to apply or put in permit, it is a lost obligations and paperwork. most of the people living along the coast, they don't know a lot about paperwork. all they know is how to fish. it's quite difficult. >> reporter: according to the department of environmental affairs, the illegal fishing industry makes almost 400

government says it will bar companies from drilling for oil in the atlantic ocean. it's a major policy reversal for the obama administration and yield they blow to offshore companies that i the areas of the coast of virginia and north and south carolina. state governors were supporting the plan saying it would create jobs, but the obama administration says it is protecting the atlantic for generations. are going to return to france next and a bookstore in paris is hoping to revolutionize the industry by printing copies of its books on demand. the store closed its doors 17 years ago but now that it is back, the shelves rmd. -- the shelves are empty. you consider a coffee and wait for the book you have demanded. reporter: from the outside, it may not look out of the ordinary but this small store is the first of its kind in europe, a stop -- a bookstore that only sells on demand. to manages it easier the store and get rid of the stock managing aspect of the job. at the heart of the operation, this industrial printer known as the espresso book machine. it allows operato

the anthem of the seas is the same ship that sailed into a storm in the atlantic ocean last month and had to return to port early. >>> this morning we're awaiting a judge's decision on whether a former lakeland high school football star will be charged with a hate crime. we first told but the incident involving stewart butler last for wheating two gay men -- beating two gay men kissing on a street corner in west virginia. he pleaded not guilty to human rights violations and misdemeanor battery charges. he was dismissed from the football team following his arrest. the judge's decision is expected in a month. >>> the domestic violence suspect who led police on a televised chase in california monday night finally under arrest. thomas wano was taken into custody last night. he was finally caught when the battery on his hummer died. authorities were concerned for peoples' safety since he's known to carry guns. >>> it's on the way, a cold front that will bring sprinkles throughout the day today. tonight cooler. how cool do we get? and when can we clear things out can coming up. >>> saving l

. >> yeah, but that's a lucky break due to geography and the atlantic ocean.not all that confident that we were in europe's place given the current administration that is so politically correct that it won't even link the words islam and terrorism that we won't do just as bad a job as europe. language produces thoughts. thought produces action. if you want bad action, you corrupt6ñ language. and our own president is not using straight language. >> yeah, that's true. mike, to rich's point, san bernardino, we remember, there were a couple of the neighbors of the san bernardino terrorists who were going to say something but they stopped saying anything to authorities because of political correctness. they didn't want to be politically incorrect. >> the problem is, david, the president's political correctness has infected our military and also infected law enforcement. and you can make it difficult to proper legislation. more difficult for the terrorists to get in. one of the things we needed is better border security. the obama administration has left many of the

. >>> the obama administration says it won't allow deep-sea oil drilling in the atlantic ocean. the interior secretary made t and in her tweets she said the administrations of sort drilling plan protects the atlantic for future generations. this reverses a proposal made last year which would have open the atlantic coast to drilling. >>> moments ago shots fired in belgium at security forces there conducted a raid hunting for at least two men linked to last year's paris the tax. the rain comes one day after the restaurant opened its first doors since the november attack. >>> the new york museum is preparing it opening an exhibit on superstorm sandy in the museum sits at the tip of lower manhattan and severely damaged during the 2012 storm and flood waters up to 7 feet deep. the new exhibit opens tomorrow and examines the seaports role in making new york america's largest city. >>> mother teresa wilsonian referred to as saint teresa. pope francis at her canonization date for september 4 and this comes after he cleared her for sainthood in september. in order to be eligible for saint

then, as high pressure remains anchored over the atlantic ocean, highs will soar into the 70s from tuesday through thursday. we re expecting plenty of sunshine for most of the work week, too. however, a few showers are possible next friday into saturday. it )s being called "super saturday" -- as both democratic and republican voters go to the polls in several states. there are primaries and caucuses in louisiana, kansas, kentucky, maine and nebraska. the results have been coming in throughout the evening - and we have just learned that donald trump is projected to win kentucky. craig boswell has more on some of the other results already in. pkg nats ted cruz kicked off super saturday with big wins in kansas and maine. sot: sen. ted cruz/r-tx tuesday last week was a phenomenal night where we won victories all over the country and today, on super saturday, we )re doing the very same thing." but the night is expected to go better for donald trump in kentucky where there s a large turnout at caucuses there... and in louisiana- which is holding a primary. those two states both have 46 delegates

that high pressure finally decided to weaken a little bit and start to move back out into the atlantic ocean and away from florida allowing some of those showers that were back in louisiana, mississippi and texas to start to move in, but not very much. it's very weakened. citrus, hernandez hern unanimous -- hernando seeing a few sprinkles of rain. hillsborough and polk are relatively dry and dry areas south. mainly the rain is north of i-4 where it will pretty much remain for the north part, bradenton and st. petersburg and areas north of lakeland have the better chance of seeing rain throughout the evening. these showers gradually dissolve throughout the evening and the overnight hours. tomorrow morning we could see a few little light showers right along i-4 from bradenton and tampa. tomorrow afternoon partly to mostly cloudy, a 10% chance for an afternoon sprinkle or little shower, high around 80 degrees. heading into tuesday we start off with a little sea fog. by afternoon tuesday will be dry. it's going to look good, lot of sunshine and warm, high 81. overnight tonight partly to mostly c

. >> solid rocket boosters that separated as planned landed on target in the atlantic ocean, 151 milesrange from lunch. -- launch. after being towed back to kennedy space center, they will be refurbished and used again in future shuttle flights. and fourth burns are so successful, they raise the club he orbit to an altitude of approximately 172 miles -- the orbit to an altitude of 172 miles. thehat is as smooth as of -- as it could possibly go. the vehicle has just been beautifully, more than anybody ever expected for a first flight. up here.ightful we want to thank every buddy that has helped, we take great pride in doing so well right now -- everybody that has helped, we take great pride in doing so well right now. the "rookie" on this flight, i had a thrill from the moment of liftoff to what we are doing now. it has really been super, the spacecraft has worked all the way along. i think we have something that is really going to mean sending to the country in the world. this vehicle is performing like a champ, like all of us that have worked so hard nude that it would. would.ard knew

west of i-4, the breeze is bringing in cooler temperatures with the influence of the atlantic ocean. flower festival, 71 by the time we get to 9:00. bike week also going to be here , wrapping up on sunday. that is the best chance for rain . saturday also looking good. staying warm at 81 degrees. the overnight lows, broncos 61, 51 in ocala, 52 clermont. here' s the set up, high pressure , long east-southeasterly swells coming off of the atlantic. we will have to watch the rip current. there could be isolated showers on saturday, but the main rain will come sunday during the it could be one or two isolated thunder showers, nothing severe. sunday or monday, the front is across the southern reaches of our viewing. but afternoon highs, 89 degrees . normal should be around 77, so we are above normal. a comfortable start the runners, 10k at 6:35, that is good. spring training, 6:05 in the evening. the braves are taking on the nationals, 78 degrees. updated seven-day forecast behind the storm system, we are dry and staying warm, right in the mid-80' s. jim: thank you. or than a city lions ta

getting through the afternoon and the evening hours, cloudiness will pick winds off the atlantic ocean. if you going to the white house, period of rain in the forecast. 43 early tomorrow. climbing to 61 with the sunshine. rain on monday. clearing skies and we will start a warming trend the end of next week. maureen: thank you, doug. sweet 16 underway. u.v.a. will make a showing. see how they did in chicago tonight. maureen: go to robert burton who is there. leon: hey, robert. robert: we are in chicago where i hate to say it, things could get dicey for u.v.a. we talk about why that is and more. that is coming up is to provide choicese the that offer youto help you the best pric,s quality and selection. you can save 30% or more. wegmans family pack. we do it because we're family too. he's begun forgetting words. forgetting where he lives. but when the day comes when he forgets who i am, i'll still know who he is. the first time we said i love you we didn't use words. we simply held each other's hands. we still are. i lost my dad to alzhei

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high pressure will continue moving and the western atlantic ocean and thas going o to give us more east to southeast wind flow an by the end of the week that is going to a route humidity and tempepeture to rise. boating forecast use tawtion caution to. night lows in the 60s. and in the days head, nice and that's your 7 on 7 fofer for cast. # news back after a break. >> >> that is 7 news at 5:00. i'm jeff lennox. >> belkeys: i'm belkeys nerey. keep it rigig here. 7 news at 5:30 is up next with jeff and lynn. >> craig: oo we're back. >> belkeys: caio caio. >> this is 7 news at 5:30. >>> >> lynn: the terror had brusel. neighborhoods being raided in the european capital. >> first it wa an airport attack. # bomb can ploagd killing traveler and sending others running for their life. ripping apart counter and much more. >> lynn: and hour later rush hour horror an another bomb exproceeding on a subway. terrifying passengers trying to find safety in dark tunnels. >> good evening every one. tact happening days after the arrest of the top suspect in the terror attack in bear ice authoritying are l

with the wind coming off the cool atlantic ocean, it will be tough get the coastline warmer. even manhasset is doing better than rockville centre because you're a little farther away from that wind. 60 degrees in newark, inland numbers the ones that have the chances to get in to the 70s. winds are a little gusty but wind gusts are definitely backing off as we go in to the evening hours. these water temperatures are in the 40s. see the trajectory coming off the southwest. 58 degrees, clear to partly cloudy first half of the night. tomorrow morning you'll wake up to a fair amount of clouds, might be a stray shower. winds are variable. more as the day wears on. more of a filtered sun and mid 60s. you see the clouds off to the north and east. there's a front sitting to our north. actually inching closer to us overnight before it retreats to the day tomorrow unleashing the mild air to the west. you'll see how much cooler it is in upstate new york. 30s, 50 in boston. trying to seep in early. tomorrow we get in to this. at least middle 60s. and then the middle of the week, it's abou

tom mcclean plans to sail it across the atlantic ocean from scotland to new york. he spent the last 20 years working on the boat. look at the inside. really cool. >> very nice. >> that reminds me when i was in sixth grade and we had wood whale that looked like that. >> your mother has it. >> she probably does have it. it was this big and has a stick. >> i don't think so. >> i'm very proud of it. that's a beautiful piece of work there. >> they finally got a bigger boat. >>> in the meantime, dealing with leftover rain to get through this morning. live radar shows the back end of it getting closer to the city. it will take a little longer to exit connecticut and long island, that is the rain. temperatures will change too. starting out in the very mild 50s. we go from the 50s to the 40s later this morning and maybe even the 30s by the end of the day. the clouds will break up for sunshine. but the wind will howl out of the northwest pull in that colder air. again, don't judge the book by its cover today. it changes dramatically by the end of the day. windchills in the t

we have the wind coming out of the southeast off the atlantic ocean. that's cooling it down along the coast. it's breezy at times. we have high clouds in the sky. pressure is strong and falling off at 30.21 with high pressure moving off the east coast. you can see the difference today. this time of year, particularly when we have any kind of an ocean wind involved, look at islip and montauk. upper 40s. poughkeepsie, 60 there. 60 at allentown. and middle 50s around the city. now we're back to 50 here. 57 sussex. same in the hudson valley. but it's holding in the middle 40s. 48 at bridgeport. 46 at islip. 10, 15 miles an hour. gusty early this evening. i think it's going to turn breezy by the time we get towards tomorrow afternoon. we'll have a nice surge of mild air coming up with the southerly wind. here's fox 5 sky guardian. stays dry tonight right through tomorrow. tomorrow night on into friday, we'll have to start dealing with showers and maybe a couple of thunderstorms to move into the picture as you'll see. here are the high clouds i spoke of. you

green mostly light rain, ar moderate showers around norfolk and hampton roads automatic over the atlantic ocean pulling well away from the metro area for this morning. new hour by hour timing on the rain arrival later tonight is coming up. >>> developing this morning, the alexandria police department is investigating an in-custody death, a 54-year-old male inmate had a medical emergency last night at the adult detention center. he was rushed to inova, but died. the man was in the custody of the sheriff's office either of the medical emergency. he was being held on federal charges but police are not he releast vealing tr revealing the charges. >>> and bernie sanders swept all three weekend caucuses. alaska, hawaii, and washington state. that still leaves hillary clinton with a 700 delegate lead sanders has pulled in 994 delegates so far. in ten minutes, chuck todd will join us with what sanders needs to do to edge clinton in the race. >>> thousands celebrateded easter at one of the nation's largest masses right here in the district. capital church held its 38th annual sunrise service this mornin

look at wednesday, mess spots close to 70, the exception right along water, delaware bay and atlantic ocean with the southwest win but it will be nice come mid week. mostly clear, breezy, 34 for low temperature in the city and tomorrow milder, 57 degrees with sunshine and included. the here's that extended forecast, each day warmer in the lower 70's. wednesday and thursday, friday we will get that rain, mainly during morning and then skies clear out a little bit. little cooler. lower 60's. the right now easter weekend looks dry. there could be rain later on in the day sunday or monday but when you are hunting for eggs easter sunday morning you are good. >> i was going to stick stuff in my flower boxes. >> too early. >> you have to wait until mothers day. >> yes, yes, you can put blankets on your flowers in the morning. >> yes. >> thanks, justin. >>> "cbs evening news" is just minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead to that, scott. >> here's the "cbs evening news" tonight, history in had van, cuba officially welcomes president obama, a remarkable moment for u.s./cuba relatio