so barb's focus..is getting better. (brea nelson/benefit organizer): "she's done so much to keep everybody, not just the troopers but the public safe as well." and barb says..she's not done serving. she's not done fighting.. and seeing this support..encourage s her, to keep going. (brea nelson/benefit organizer): "it's amazing. it's amazing. i can't say thank you enough." lukas later today... the orange city will find out if it will be able to make imprements to their faciliities. people in orange city are voting on a bond issue for the 2-point-7 million dollar fire department will find out if it will be able to make improvements to their faciliities. people in orange city are voting on a bond issue for the 2-point-7 million dollar project. fire department officials say they're in need of upgrades to equipment as well as expansion projects at their five stations. if the vote passes, upgrades are expected to be done by november 20-17. " " lukas: coming up.... today is super tuesday... and frontrunner donald trump is faci

just let the footage speak for itself. >> barb is in disbelief about the close encounter.r her experience, she's still torn about the relationship she and other whale watchers have with these marine mammals. >> it was really a tug-of-war of wanting to be close to them and at the same time knowing, hey, we're in their space. >>> coming up -- you might have heard about snakes on a plane, but a snake on a windshield? >> we were like, is this really happening right now? i mean -- >>> and who needs novocaine when a mini motorcycle will do? >> that hurt just a little. >> when "caught on camera: did that just happen" continues. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. [engines revving] you can't have a hero, if you don't have a villain. the world needs villains [tires screeching] and villains need cars. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who ha

barb! >> she looks like my aunt nancy. >> barbie's 57 and her bone density is low, feed her a calcium chew. >> i miss regular barbie. >> oh, honey, i haven't been regular in years! >> i don't get it. >> barb struggles with constipation. >> oh. >> barb's husband of 36 years, >> get away from me, go run around with your little whore skipper. >> there's nothing going on with skipper, i don't even have a penis. >> barb! now with real estate license and matching bench. caution, hot flashes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: happy birthday, barb. speaking of great strides for women, hillary clinton last night continued on her mission to become the first female president of the united states. she debated bernie sanders last night in miami. they talked about a number of subjects including immigration reform, health care, wall street bailouts. what got most people's attention, weirdly, was this. it was the color of bernie sanders' suit. now online people said it looked brown. some people said it loo

shocking i just found out earlier and it is shocking because if you knew, if you were ever around barb it was fun, and smiling and laughing and the whole family very upbeat"jill remembers barbara being a loving mother and a huge advocate in the special needs community. she can't imagine what her friend was going through in her final moments. jill: "51:57 the overwhelming because the love was certainly there for everyone"chief: "1:17 it appeared it was just got to be too much for her"fairfield township police chief- matt fruchey- says his officers arrived to a horrifying seen on springcrest drive- last night. 5:20 for the first officers on the scene you know it's just a you feel the sadness thats in the air on something like this he says barabara's fiance- william bryd- was the one who found them.chief fruchey says it's a tough scene to show up to. chief: "4:59 people do get to their breaking point and get to the point where they just feel there's nothing no other alternative for them it's a sad outcome"as for jill lippert- she's doing the best she can to remember the good things about

sharyl: why isn't there barbed wire on the top or razor wire or something? agent del cueto: i mean, what we've been told and what has been explained to us is that at times, if people were jumping over, it would cause issues. so that's why we don't have those type of deterrents. sharyl: so we don't have the barbed wire on top because we don't want to hurt anybody who comes across? agent del cueto: correct. sharyl: from the sky, we see where the border fence is more marker than barrier and where it abruptly disappears. sheriff: if you're going to secure the border, secure the border. this is a band-aid right here. sharyl: not far away, on the mexico side -- sheriff dannels: this ranch right here on the right is a stage place for the cartels. sharyl: so the gap in the fence is right by the staging place for the cartels? sheriff dannels: yep. agent paul beeson: we make decisions on the type of fencing based upon the threat that we see for that area. sharyl: commander paul beeson is in charge of the border patrol's tucson sector. agent paul beeson: in some areas,

] yup. - i'd like to introduce you to barb. she is the honey grow botanicals queen basically. i should just call you honey even though your name is barb right. you teach classes here at the ohio herbal education center but i know you do a whole lot more and you have a great line to top it off. what are you all about? i feel like there's so many different areas to your expertise. - right, well we started doing things just buying things at the grocery, buying things as close to nature as possible. we created a product line of natural products. soaps, soy candles, bath and body products, and it was you know started from scratch and so what i'm here today and what i teach at the herb center is how you can go to the grocery store, do it hands on yourself. buy things from the grocery that you'd find there and make it yourself. - interesting, so lets get started here. - so what i'm gonna make and yogurt facial mask. honest to goodness-- - [natalie] oh i'd wanna eat that. - you honestly can and that's the thing. you want it to be as cl

you knew if you fun, and smiling and laughing and the whole family, very upbeat" upbeat"jill says barb was an advocate for the special needs community. police are waiting for the official coroners report to wrap up their investigation. a fairfield teen is found shot to death inside a crashed car. car.the car was found in hamilton this morning. neighbors say they heard at least four gunshots before the car crashed into a home. police say the victim is 18- year old jaylon knight. the car he was in belongs to someone else.officers have not released any information on a suspect or motive. a final goodbye to nancy reagan. reagan.the emotional service was held for the former first lady this afternoon.she is now buried next to her husband at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california.former canadian prime minister - brian mulroney - read a love letter president reagan wrote to his :51 - 1:02"for me there is no way to count ... cc and the peewee powerhouse you." you."guests included first lady michelle obama, hillary clinton, george w bush and his wife laura. and when we

the president and canadian prime minister swap bieber barbs at the white house state dinner.o >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york.

we have barb's stuffed cream cheese french toast name after barb because it is her favorite.lattes that we are now serving. this is i mango, froze than smoothie, thinks strawberry frozen smoothie and carmel chunky banana, with carmel. >> now you have two locations, i'm's here in garnett valley location. >> yes. >> you have another one. >> in morton, pennsylvania also delaware county what are your hours. >> 7:00 to 3:00 every day, sunday breakfast only. >> just breakfast lunch, sundays just breakfast only. >> what a cool spot. >> seven to 3:00. >> let's check on this fellow here, how is he doing over here. how are you feeling. >> halfway. >> halfway. >> you have 30 seconds. >> should we give him a t-shirt anyhow, gang. the coffee station, thanks so much for inviting us out. if you'd like me to come tour favorite spot just hit me up on facebook and twitter and who knows next week i can be knocking the at your front door, chris and alex, back to you in the studio. >> thank you bob kellyeo. >> he is getting ready for tomorrow. >> let's talk temper tantrums. >> yes. >> should you

john: an effort to stop donald barb idaho and utah tuesday. barbara: both sides are gearing up for the fight over president obama's nominee to the supreme court. thousands of petitions on the desk common cause delivering it calling on him and others to work with the president in filling the vacancy. he nominated merrick garland to fill the seat but senate republicans say they will not john: hundreds of adorable animals are ready for a forever home. gloria rodriguez has the details of a huge adoption event today. gloria: good morning, john. these animals were rescued from cruelty and starting today more than 600 pets will be up for adoption. they have gone through weeks of medical care and recovery and now they are healthy and ready to be adopted. all of them have been spayed and neutered and have all of their shots. many were sick and some died. employees say it is amazing to see their capacity for love after everything they have been through. >> especially the ones who are special needs. gloria: it starts at 10:00 and runs through sunday at a

. >>> a barb of high school text books has been approved under screening standards and a panel asked publishers to make revisions related to history and territory. the minster commented on the process. >> translator: screening was carried the out based on the scannedards that called for facts to be described as facts. >> they overhauled the standards in 2014 and this year they made five specific requests for changes regarding history. the panel told publishers to clarify there no theories on the number of victims in the 1937 incident or number of koreans killed in mayhem following the 1923 great earthquake in the area around tokyo. they asked that one title be changed to include reference on the position on japan's postwar reparations. they asked for 22 revisions related to how the territory is described. they concern a number of islands which are controlled by japan and claimed by china and taiwan. the islands controlled by south korea and the russian held northern territories. the government maintains that all of these territories are inherent parts of japan. new security laws are

it has a barbed-wire fence and huge locks on this wrought iron gate and they got in and stole two large semis. >> randy is a family man. his son, daughter, wife, and close friends are the heart and soul of central construction and heavy hauling. >> makes me sick. >> thieves cut the fence and had a free for all. >> they came and took the newest trucks and my newest trailers and hooked back up. >> these are pictures of the trucks and trailers spivey hopes someone will find and bring back. he worked his life building this business piece by piece. >> the thiefs tried to steal more than two semis. they tried to take this one too, but it wouldn't stop. >> he believes they are heading to miami where that i will strip them down and take off the vin numbers. he warns over companies to protect their products. >> for now he is working to fill the orders with the admits it won't be easy. >> they put a hurt on me. >> and he says he is offering a handsome reward for anyone who comes forward with information on where his semis and trailers could be. >> thank you, michael. >>> and beating and running o

>> that is a first glimpse the baddest bad guy in the history of the walking dead,ing megan, and t barbat and he's played by jeffrey dean he's so great at everything he does. and we know him from "the good wi wife." we were just with jeffrey and here's what he told us about megan. >> i don't know what the fans will be ready for. i'm f prepped for hate mail and everything else, so, bring it. >> i love that his bat's got name. lucille. >> on netflix, fans of "that '70s show." danny has been my best friend and has been s moved her. >> it was a crazy thing like on this show we got back on the stage again, it was the same that we had from '70s. >> "e.t." was on t 70s sst in the late s and now they play brothers on the ra >> you're my little brother amigo. i'm proudyou, too. >> for what? >> i really didn't think there would be a follow-up question. >> they got '70s support and kutcher's wife mila and another alum, wilmer valderrama. >> is there a possibility that we could see "that '70s" co-stars on the show? a high likelihoolikelihood. >> it's like saying who would die on next we "game of th

the president and canadian prime minister swap bieber barbs at the white house state dinner. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> after 11, mostly contentious, the republican tenants are fighting a more serious tone. they debated last night in miami and the last showdown before tuesday's critical primaries. five states will vote, including winner take all contests in florida and ohio. marlie hall begins our coverage from miami. >> reporter: one thing that can be said about last night's debate here at the university of issues and not insults. >> i cannot believe how civil it's been up here. >> reporter: thursday night's republican debate delivered on its promise to be a kinder and gentler discussion of the issues, before a packed miami auditorium, immigration was a hot topic. senator marco rube jo -- rubio spoke out. front-runner donald trump who admitted using the vooes isa law agreed. >> i have to do what i have to do. >> reporter: when ted cruz accused flip-flop of ethanol. >> if you ha

meanwhile, donald trump and ted cruz, they're trading barbs. cruz accusing trump of planting an column about cruz having extra marital affairs. figure out who put out a tombstone for donald trump in central park. it mysteriously surfaced over the weekend. photos of the tombstone then popping up all over social media. it has his name, date of birth, bu fit no date of death. the city's park department removed it yesterday right. officials say there are no clues as to who put it there. >>> sean diddy combs is giving back to his harlem roots through education. he's taking on a new role as a founder of a charter school. it's scheduled to open this fall. it will be run by the founder of the capital prep magazine innocent school in connecticut. he calls this school a dream come true. >>> in heday' money reportju, it is virtual -- it is a day that virtual reality fans around the world have been waiting for. on the market, let's check in with b l griffith. >> hey, happy monday. >> you too. we're backsto a full week now for the markets after friday's hol

barb says most of those distracted walkers were on their headphones owe live yous to any warning noisem traffic signals or speeding emergency vehicles. across the u.s. it's a deadly problem. in 2010 alone, it killed 4,000 pedestrians. >> like a lot of people, i like to think that i'm really good at it. and can -- like have peripheral vision i can see what's coming. but there have been a few times especially when i look up and i've almost walked into people. >> i think you should be safe but law is a little bit drastic. i would go broke. >> reporter: dr. bash agrees since so many people do it handing out tickets for texting and walking might be difficult if not impossible to enforce. >> just from my studies and how difficult it is to observe these masses of people crossing the street i can only imagine how hard it would be to enforce such a legislation when you have what seems like a mob of people crossing the street at one time. >> in addition to that $50 fine violators of the texting and walking law could also get up to 15 days in jail. >>> more than 100 philadelphia police officers m

that is a first glimpse at the baddest bad guy in the history of the walking dead, meagan, and the barb wire bat. >> the fans are jonesing for that and he's played by jeffrey dean morgan. he's so great at everything he does. and we know him from "the good wife." we were just with jeffrey and here's what he told us about meagan. >> i don't know what the fans will be ready for. i'm fully prepped for hate mail and everything else, so, bring it. >> i love that his bat's got a name. on netflix, the ranch starts streaming friday and fans of "that '70s show" it's like a new reunion. danny has been my best friend and has been since i moved her. >> it was a crazy thing like on this show when we got back onn the stage again, it was the same dynamic that we had from '70s. >> "e.t." was on that 70s set in the late '90s and now they play brothers on the ranch. >> you're my little brother amigo. i'm proud of you, too. >> for what? >> i really didn't think there would be a follow-up q >> ashton and danny got '70s support at the premiere, kutcher's wife mila and another alum, wilmer valderrama. >> is t

team madonna, i hope she puts up barbed wire around new york. >> i was trying to figure out which was's house and found out i was standing in front of it. >> today, disomething a little different, dedicated this to a 7-year-old boy suffering with leukemia, liam lindsey. liam was granted this honor as an honorary officer. he's been fighting leukemia for three years. i talked to his mom lauren today, it was an inspirational conversation. this kid is a fighter. i asked him if he got a gun and a badgee? he said no, he wanted to pass a law for no homework. >> that's a good one. >> microsoft online chat called it everything she knows, and less than 24 hours, nice sweet, good natured teenaged girl to hitler-loving sex robot. [laughter]. >> exactly that. ♪ >> have a story we should know about? help us chase it down. >> hang on, hang on. >> by logging onto chasingnews.com/tips. >> happy easter. >> where is your bunny suit? >> introducing full, funny contact. >> what the heck of the prizes? >> the los of toys, . >> give it a little clap. >> they think i'm nuts, can't get any worse. >> michael.

the 35-year-old allegegey barbed the young woman's head against the floor several times, stabbed jones and tried to cut off her lips and eyelids. his attorneys secured a bond for march 10th. meanwhile, the 23-year-old is still in a coma. >>> 5:10 on your wednesday morning. still a lot more ahead including the cruel punishment that landed a new york step dad behind bars. testimony from erin andrews about t tat secret nude video taken of her and posted on the internet. the details we're learning from the erin andrews t tial just ahead. >>> okay, shelly, mooly clear to partly sunny skies up above. live first alert dopper, rain chances staying low, but the temperatures going pretty high.. i'll bring you the details in just a moment. >>> as promised,we continue to break down those super tuesday ruls. who is waking up a winner this morning and who has a lot of work to do before the next primaries. and i get out of work and i go to the store, and somebody's, smellin'round, "mmm! i smell cookies." i say, "oh no, you just smell me. i just got out of work. that's honey bunches of oats, that's al

. >> follow the it barbs you see the onshore flow coming from the coastline where your highs will be in the 06s or '70s. it's coming from an offshore wind by tomorrow it will be in the low 80s a temperature degree temperature dread in winter time. the bringing willing shoved it -- the ridge is winning in the atmosphere for now. showedder will such the ridge outty bi-the weekend. first cloud cover saturday thanks then we get some rain showers in our forecast as the storm track return sunday are likely by sunday afternoon the end of the week a be ale amendment war better for st. p day as we head toward the decked. oakland 77 degrees. napa 776789 that's warm australia of the officer fry but still let in the way of heat. sometimes we can't get people in front of name -- >> bay area gamers get a sneak peek into the virtual reality revolution. >> coming up open to see look james. jesse schmoll. ,, -- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the hot new thing? virtual reality. . >>> big game developers conference going on in san francisco. >> hot new thing virtual reality. strap on a headset you're ready to go. th

two weeks ago some of them managed to break through a barbed wire fence only to be arrested by authorities and sent back. instead they held peaceful protests in front of the world's cameras in the hope that the voices will be heard and their suffering not forgotten. >> translation: we will endure the cold and stay with no food. our families are in europe already. we will stale here until we can cross >> reporter: this is where they say they will wait while their asylum requests are processed. they're rely on activists to support them. >> what is going on here is a tragedy. >> reporter: the main road through which thousands used to reach northern europe has been closed for weeks. there is no indication that will change. more and more people are realising that europe's open door policy has been shut >>> new laws are coming into force in japan which will allow soldiers to fight overseas for the first time since world war ii. the bill has been approved in parliament despite strong opposition. >> reporter: it is an issue that has provoked demonstrations on the streets and fierce debates in the

here, barb dwyer, walls, and san saxe still separate. almost after 42 years, that is crazy.firmly believes island can be reunited. >> it needs political will, courage, commitment and leadership. at the moment, the leaders on both sides have shown commitment , they have shambling mess, and i think it's -- they have shown commitment, willingness. >> we learned that both greek and turkish are willing to work to bring them along that divides them. he sees his hometown as a -- as vital. he believes opening a new border crossing will be a turning point for the entire island. >> we have a leader aware of the potential. the are aware of the potential. with the banking crisis, cyprus knees more productive economy -- cyprus needs a more productive economy. it will make life easier for the next generation. >> his optimism is infectious. still, cyprus is an island with contradictions and liberating it self from the past will be far from easy. >> like our reporter, are you optimistic about cyprus coming together as one? many as know what you think by getting in touch with us on facebook

the wall sit a few feet higher and even tapered off with barbed wire. according to 78 year old robert jarvis-- it's because of this-- the thieves have targeted his home six times in the past month. they have stolen everything from mattresses tv's and even his wife's ashes. there have also been more reports of burglaries around the mobile park. and now other neighbors are worried for their safety. 13 2725 to 1327 35 scary.... i'm up three nights out of four i'm listening to every sound and i even have him up now we reached out to sand creek mobile park who tell us-- the homeowner has to make an appointment with the manager...in order to see if any changes can be made if donald trump wins the he'll have the support of a political heavyweight..... from nevada. governor brian sandoval's spokeswoman says.... he will back whoever.... is the republican nominee.... for president. however... he has not formally endorsed.... the presidential candidate. last week.... he caucused.... for florida senator marco rubio. the governor sandoval in beatty today... to cut t

two weeks ago some managed to break through a barbed wire fence, only to be arrested by macedonian authorities, and sent back. instead, they held peaceful protests in front of the cameras, in the hope that forces -- their voice s will be heard and suffering not forgotten. >> we'll endure the cold. we will not leave here, our families are in europe already. we will stay until we can cross. >> reporter: this it where they say they'll wait while asylum requests are processed. they are waiting for activists to support them. >> what is going on is we are renouncing to our illuminous history and humanity. >> reporter: the main route through which hundreds of thousands of migrants and refugees used has been closed for weeks. there's no indication that that will change. more and more people are realising that europe's open-door policy has been shut >>> now to the u.s. presidential race, and bernie sanders is appearing to close the gap on hillary clinton in the battle for the democratic party nomination. he had big wins on saturday. here is how it's looking. it takes 2383 to win the nomination. sanders

trump and cruz continue to trade barbs in a spat that centers around a tabloid report. lauren lister is live on in washington with the latest turns in the race for the white house. >> reporter: sanders is claiming he can win the nomination, no races on the republican side but plenty of drama over the national inquirer story on rumors that he had infidelities. >> reporter: bernie sanders beating clinton clinton in alaska, washington state and hawaii winning 70% of the contest. >>> our campaign has the momentum. >> reporter: no official comment from clinton her aids hinted he would win the caucuses maintaining the results don't change the race going forward. sanders would need to win 73% of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination, the candidate insisting he can win. >>> i would not deny that we remain the underdogs, but we have come a long long way. >> reporter: on the republican side trump continuing to deny any involvement with the national inquirer story targeting ted cruz. >>> the campaign had nothing to do with it. >> reporter: trump claims he is the victim

two weeks ago, some of them managed to break through a barbed wire fence only to be arrested by macedonian authorities and sent back. >> instead, they held peaceful protest in front of the world cameras in the hope their voices will be heard and their suffering not forgotten. >> we will endure the cold and stay even with no food but won't leave here. our families are in europe. we will stay here until we can cross. >> this is where they will wait while their asylum requests are processed. they are relying on activists to support them. >> what's going on here is a tragedy for our whole continent who are renouncing to our voluminous history and humanity. >> the route has been closed for weeks. there is no indication that will change. more and more people are realizing that europe's open door policy has been shut. zeina hodor, al jazeera. >> still to come: >> in the first hospital, there was no qualified doctor, the second no drugs and constant power outages. >> why the death rate for cancer in nigeria is so high. >>> christians around the world celebrating easter. >> welcome back, the top st

the bad stepped up and reached in time to stop the bat from barbing his son's face. >> and i threw my arm out and tried to block it the best that >> and i have like a ball -- and i have been hit with so much stuff, i am -- . >> you're iron. okay. >> ee might be iron but that would have hurt. he was still hit in the shoulder but okay and got bruised. dad ended up with bruising on his wrist and a good save by dad there. >>> astronaut scot kelly is reacclimating himself on earth after spending a year aboard the international space station. manuel bjorkas sat down with the nasa spaceman. >> you seem to be walking funny. that is the affects of this, right? >> my legs are not feeling good. >> reporter: astronaut scott kelly is getting used to wauing on earth again. the soreness is one of the affects of spending nearly a year in zero gravity. >> and my legs are a little swollen still from the, you know, the fluid that ships up to our heads and in -- in space, gets pushed back down on my legs. >> and what was the toughest part about it? >> i think it's, you know, for me, it's being away from

two weeks ago, some managed to break through a barbed wire fence.nly to be arrested by macedonian authorities and sent back. >> they held peaceful protests in fronts of the world's cameras hoping their suffering will not be forgotten. >> we will endure the cold and stay with no food but we won't lead here our families are in europe already. we will stay here until we can cross. >> this is where they say they will wait while their asylum request did are processed. they are relying on activists to support them. >> it is a tragedy for us main route many use has been closed for weeks. there is no education that will change. more and more people are realizing that europe's open-door policy has been shut. zeina hodr. >>> christians have been celebrating easter sunday, the most important day of their religious calendar. >> hope francis has led the roman catholic mass at the vatican, for christians, the period commemorates the last days of jesus christ. sunday is the days christians celebrate his resurrection. pope francis spoke of refugees and their plight

in this political season it seems nothing is off the table as barbs between the two rivals go deeper into personal. with each crying foul on the other. hallie jackson has the details on an increasingly nasty rivalry. >> reporter: this racy anti-trump ad meant to turn off utah mormons now turning attention to the tone of the gop race. meet melania trump, it says, your next first lady. or you could support ted cruz on tuesday. >> that ad was inappropriate. we had nothing to do with it. >> reporter: it was created by an outside stop trump group. trump said he'd spill the beans about wife heidi. still not clear what trump's talking about. >> there are a lot of things that donald trump and his campaign say that have no basis in reality. >> reporter: cruz tweeting back classless. he typed the message himself. >> he's better off sticking with me because heidi is way out of his league. >> reporter: trump accusing cruz of lifting lines. >> you better stick with me. for sydney is out of your league. >> reporter: rising the question is anything off limits anymore? >> it's always nasty but this

there is a photo of a boy trapped in barbed wire, and it says he is somewhere along the greece-macedonia border. the headline, "refugees caught in the middle as e.u. haggled." the paper goes on to say that there are real fears that closing the balkan route that the migrants are using could trigger violence. if we look inside the paper, they have a shocking editorial cartoon showing the german chancellor, angela merkel, and she is kicking the syrian boy out that drowned months ago. he is tagged "return to sender," and the paper is suggesting part of the problem was merkel's welcoming, so the migrants are ready to make the dangerous journey and now they cannot handle it and they are closing borders. "the independent" also takes a look at the money that turkey is asking from the e.u.. already had 3 million euros to make it easier for the refugees in the country. this is an additional 3 billion that turkey has asked for in these latest negotiations, and it is supposed to help improve the living conditions and easy burden of any further arrivals. "independent" says these talks are more about