and look at brussels, brussels was a beautiful city, a beautiful place with zero crime. and now it's a disaster city. it's a total disaster. >> mr. trump -- sorry go ahead. >> we have to be very careful in the united states, we have to be very, very vig lantd -- vigilant as to who we allow into this country. >> if you do become president and we're in a situation like this, what would you do to protect america? >> well, again, i think i said it. i would close up our borders to people, until we figure out what's going on. look at brussels, look at paris, look at so many cities that were great cities. paris is almost as bad if you look at -- paris is no longer the beautiful city. paris has lot of problems in it. all you have to do is speak to the people that live there and look at other places where the same thing has happened. they're in fear. the city is in fear. we have to be smart in the united states. and when people come in, i mean, we're taking in -- we're taking in people without real documentation. we don't know where they're coming from. we don't know what they're

a brilliant city, a beautiful, beautiful city, crime-free, and no problem, and this is years ago, and i was there many years ago briefly, but i've never forgotten how beautiful it was. and i have friends that go there quite a bit, and they hate to go there now. it's a hell hole, they call it, and it's a horrible situation that's taken place. they've let radical islamist terrorists be there. there's a tremendous hatred. they asked me during the debate, they talked about the hatred. i said absolutely there is hatred, i don't want to be politically correct. they were shocked i would say that. there is hatred. brussels is an example of it. don't kid yourself, you go to paris, you have sections of paris where the police don't want to go there and probably have areas where they probably practice sharia law, it's very, very horrible to women. it's horrible in many different ways and you have many other cities that i don't have to mention because i'm not making this call to destroy cities all over europe and the world, but where this happens, bad things happen, bad things happen and terror ha

game to our beautiful city. >> people come out of the game for these kinds of events and they go to the bar and when they close people come out of the bars and don't have anywhere to relieve themselves. >> the soccer matches could draw up to 10,000 fans. the team shares the concerns with the residents but it does need alcohol sales in order to make money. they will host about 20 matches a season. >>> oakland raiders quarterback is welcoming a new addition to his family. he was born wednesday night. he posted this photo on his instagram page yesterday. this is their second child. >> a couple quarterbacks being raised there. >>> the time now is 4:26. a nine year old girl runs for safety after an attempted kidnapping in berkley. >>> trouble on the track for bart riders. the push to repair 58 cars pushed out of service and the reason it could take weeks to fix the problem. >>> we're looking at a morning commute that's affected by fog and bart troubles we spoke of. we will keep an eye on it for you. traffic looks good. >>> after a warm day yesterday oakland and morg

one of the greatest mayor a mayor, i had explained to other newer mayors walking through your beautiful city hall who knew who did that with the gold trimming the mayor i yet to know other mayors with a bridge named after them former mayor willie brown thank you. >> (clapping.) supervisor scott wiener the board of supervisors he's here today to join us been a great supporter of the education and the open space for the youth to be more to be successful i've got two great 3 great city college treasure troves 4 oh, my gosh all 4 of them and the president of the our city college treasure troves thank you for being here he's on the field with us making good tackles and he's making sure that our city college is lead properly making sure that we got our accreditation and restored by many years thank you treasure trove interpreter and selby thank you treaty simulating but for being here interpret trustee randolph and recessing do uo is hereby they're very presence 31 they understand what a championship team is and a championship city college is as well i have the privilege of also recognizing that t

belgium is not the belgium you and i knew, matt, from 20 years ago, which was one of the most beautiful cities and onef the safest cities in the world. belgium is a horror show right now. terrible things are happening. peodle are leaving. people are afraid. this all happened because, frankly, there's no assimilation. they are not assimilating. they're not assimilating in other locations either. >> just a couple of seconds -- >> shaythey want sharia law. they don'tant laws that we have. they want sharia law. you know, you say to yourself, at what point? what we're doing is allowing thousands and thousands of these people into our country. we're going to have nothing but problemsmsas sure as you're sitting there. >> in the 30 seconds i have left, mr. trp, what would you say to the a say to the american people on a morning like this? >> i would say to the american people that we are going to be very strong. we are going to be very vigilant, and we are going to be very tough. we're not going to allow this to happen to our country. if it does happen, we're going to find the people that did it, and

game to our beautiful city. >> reporter: not everyonewas exuberant. many residents who live near kezar have two main concerns. traffic on game days and alcohol. some wanted an alcohol ban. >> people come out of the game from these kind of events and they go to the bars. when the bars close, people come out of the bars and don't have anywhere to relieve themselves. >> reporter: the team needs the alcohol sales to stay afloat. >> we share those concerns. >> reporter: the deltas will host 20 games a season and play in division two of the north american soccer league. the team is committed to making improvements in kezar. supporters say businesses will benefit by fans coming to the neighborhood but more importantly it will be fun for families. >> also going to be very good for the community. the ashbury residents. to have an organized, supervised, healthy alternative for saturday night activities. >> reporter: with the approval now granted, the soccer season is expected to begin about a year from now when the era of the san francisco deltas

sure that you go there and visit the city don't listen to the nay sayers in the media, it's a beautiful city and on average its very safe. what happened today is an isolated incident and it's really really sad."for now, flechet get's back to work, and waits for justice.tony mirones 9 on your side, over-the-rhine in a show of support -- the taste of belgium's rookwood location will show an animated version of one of the political cartoons tonight. and stay with nine on your side and wcpo-dot-com for the very latest on these attacks. tonight at six -- we check in with tri-state law enforcement to see how they are combating any threats right here at home. there will also be a special hour-long edition of "world news tonight with david muir" -- followed by nine on your tonight is the first madison school board meeting since last month's shooting. shooting.four students were hurt and a 14 year old student has been charged.on thursday -- the school begins a three- part parent training program called "stress response and crisis intervention."the district has implemented other changes since the shoo

he gets to this beautiful city, which he spares.and he writes a wonderful letter to abraham lincoln. i beg to present to you as a christmas gift, the city of savannah with 150 heavy guns and plenty of ammunition and also 25,000 bails of cotton. this is a fanciful picture by a german artist at the gates of savann savannah. why does he spare the city? >> i think you need to go back to what we were talking about early, shermen has this feel for the southern people, and he's told them, he says, you can see letters and all sorts of other examples of him saying this, as long as you fight -- as long as you keep this war up, i will do what's necessary to win it, to preserve the union. but once you stop fighting, once you give up then i will become your best friend. and you see that happening, and here in savannah what happens is, the army is on the edge of savannah, hardy has run away, and sherman lets him get away, he doesn't want to continue fighting. as they move into town, who comes in the opposite direction but the mayor of savannah in

. >> brussels, a beautiful city at one point. now it is terrorist cell laden, ridden with fear. the peep must be scared to death. >> they are already on high alert. they had the arrest on friday. the snipers took out another would be terrorist involved in the paris bombing on tuesday. so they're already on high alert. they caught him by surprise. that's kimes of scary. where they got shot, where the bombs were is a high security area. also, the guy they're looking for, this guy, for those who paint them as they have nowhere to go. this guy has an electromechanical engineering degree from a school in brussels. he is the bomb maker. he was given up on friday by the guy who was captured. part of the paris thing. we can't find this guy. but knowing we found him a few blocks away, this could be the same guy. in the beginning, i understand in retrospect. the people in brussels allowed this guy to go. i think the people of belgium were like good. get out of here. they didn't know they would come back. and they came back as terrorists. now you have a trained terror cell. a series of the

game to our beautiful city. >> reporter: but not everyone was ex you know bear ran. many residents have two main concerns. traffic on game days, which could draw up to 10,000 fans, and alcohol. some wanted an alcohol ban. >> people come out of the game for these kind of events, and they good to the bars, and then when the bars close, people come out of the barks and they don't have anywhere to relieve themselves. >> reporter: the team says needs the alcohol sales to help stay financially afloat. >> we share all those concerns. it's bad business if we have any problems. >> reporter: the deltas will host 20 games a season and play in division 2 of the north american soccer league. the team is committed to making improvements at kezar, including the seats and lighting. the team says businesses will benefit. but more importantly, it will be fun for families. >> it's going to be very good for the haight-ashbury residents to have a healthy alternative for saturday night. >> reporter: the soccer season is expected to begin a year from

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. >>> let's take a live look outside our beautiful city of cleveland there and some nice trees. any ways tomorrow we could see some snow later today. >> yeah, everyone seems to be getting their shortage. well we are going to be seeing some snow later today. let's take a look at what's going on as we head out the door. radaro the satellite is on as well and that's what this gray fuzz is. we're looking at cloud cover and then you move a little bit farther up north and ashtabula also seeing some cloud cover. as we head through this morning you can see we're pretty dry, the clouds will really begin to thicken up so the overcast is going to build in and after lunch, we'll start to see the first signs of some showers moving in, snow showers moving into northeast ohio and those will stick around throughout the evening. in terms of accumulation you're looking at about 1 to 2 inches, 1 to 3 by tomorrow morning. not a lot. very similar to what we saw over the past few days. light snow, moderate at times but again, it could make for a little bit of a he's seer commute this evening. so keep

we still, to look at the beautiful city. >> reporter: also morning and gathered in front of the metro station. they carried balloons and belgium flags to show solidarity with the victims. cbs news brussels belgium. >>> and to pakistan were a terror attack targeted civilians in a park. at least 65 killed and the attacks have raised new fears in that country's christian minority. >> reporter: the funerals began early in the pakistani city of lahore. at this church a family gathered to bury an 11-year-old boy. he was one of 70 killed in a playground suicide blast on easter sunday. it targeted christians reported an offshoot of the taliban who claimed responsibility. among the dead were many muslims also. 300 wounded rushed to hospitals and most were women and children as young as two years old evidence at the blast site. pope francis condemned the attack. he called it a massacre of innocence and a vial and senseless crime. the group responsible also claimed to have bombed one of lahore's churches last year. that prompted protests from the city's christians.>>> the dmv getting equal fever

belgium.from donald trump: "brussels was a beautiful city, a beautiful place with zero crime. and now it's a disaster city."ohio governor john kasich says "we must utterly reject the use of deadly acts of terror."and senator ted cruz says "radical 9 on your side will continue to bring you the details on this story as they break.we have just learned there's a group of 19 university of cincinnati students and two faculty members who are in antwerp, belgium, right now. they are safe.watch here, and wcpo dot com as this story develops. here's a first check of your nine first warning forecast. winds have picked up across the tri-state and will continue to gust around 30-35 mph for the rest of the afternoon and into the evening rush. we'll see a few hit or temperatures will surge into the mid to low 60s. "normal" highs come in around 560f this the mom who admitted she injected something into her son's feeding tube at children's hospital learns her fate.where that boy is now. thousands of dollars in cincinnati police overtime, some earned while on vacation! you're watching 9 on your s

, beautiful place with zero crime and now it's a disaster city. hillary clinton says, the united states must stand in solidarity with european allies. bernie sanders echoed that, calling that an attempt to terrorize innocent civilians. >> campaign is on everybody's mind. and i was granted his only interview. covered many subjects. here's what he told me about the race for the white house. >> we reported last night, cbs new york times poll says that over half of the voters, have an unfavorable opinion of hillary clinton and also donald trump. so i have to ask you, do you ever think, man, i should run. and -- and i knew why i wanted to run. and it's the right decision tore me and my family to make. and it's a rough political year. >> tell you, that is the number one question people wanted me to ask you, is do you see any possibility that you could step into the race. >> no, i don't. i learned something very important. if you want to become very popular, you're not running for president. i could only imagine. >> what do you think it will take for a presidential candidate to be elect

on beautiful city. so i up a little bit." just the first stop..." freeman says: "it's like wall-to-wall action it's mayhem almost from start to finish. and we all get off on that. excitement is excitement. and i don't know why do we go to the movies? we go to have a vicarious experience. and here it is in spades." nats: "you don't let them take me, if it comes to it i want you to kill me." aaron eckhart's portrayal of the modeled after his freeman. nats: "to those who freedom..." "that's the one everything. you president! i go okay yeah but. no i mean i just try to be like morgan." and although butler saw most of the action, eckhart loved doing his own stunts. eckhart says: "i wish i could've been and more. i feel like it's like a kid in a candy store. you know doing all that sort of stuff that you did in the playground when you were a kid. and now you get to be in this big playground. it's a lot of fun." nats: "stay with me, i'll get you out of here..." in hollywood, jonathan hunt, fox news. still to come do you think you would wrestle a sumo champ

. >> we all belong to this beautiful city, to this beautiful country, and no one, let no one, tell you you don't belong. >> reporter: american that plague their community during a peace rally today. >> because unfortunately some people have stigmatized muslims because of a minority group that claim to be muslim or represent islam somehow, which is completely false. >> reporter: this woman hopes to educate people on the true beliefs of islam, beliefs she believes have been misrepresented. >> some of the candidates, how they talk about our religion, very negative connotation, so i think this event, you know, we're trying to basically bring peace. >> reporter: community leaders say their goal is simple: >> we hope they can see us as fellow americans and go past issues of bias and stereotypes and work together to solve the real problems in our community. >> reporter: they want to >> we often are not covered in the media. we are against terrorism. it doesn't matter who is doing it or what reason. we have to love our brother as we love ourselves. >> reporter: for more information, visit the

argentina and the president and his team for hosting not only myself, but also my family to this beautiful city. as the president indicated, we just had an excellent conversation, and i can tell you that the president is a man in a hurry. i'm impressed because he has moved rapidly on so many of the reforms that he promised, to create more sustainable and inclusive economic growth and to reconnect argentina with the global economy and the world community, and today in a show of confidence and argentina's new direction, many u.s. businesses are announcing tens of millions of dollars of new investment here in argentina which can be part of the broader package of investment that can lead to new jobs and economic growth here in this country, and what the president and his team have achieved in such a short time is a testimony not only to his remarkable energy, but also the willingness of people from different parties to work together, and that is impressive, given the history of political polarization inside of argentina, and that's something i know something about, political polarization. but i hav

game to our beautiful city. >> reporter: but not everyone was exuberant concerns. traffic on game days, which could draw up to 10,000 fans, and alcohol. some whantd an alcohol ban. >> people come out of the game, for these kind of events, and this go to the bars. then when the bars close, people come out of the bars and they don't have anywhere to relieve themselves. >> reporter: the team says needs the alcohol sales to help stay financially afloat. >> we share all those concerns. it's bad business if we have any problems. >> reporter: the deltas will host 20 games a season and play in division 2. the team is committed to making improvements at key czar including -- at kezar, including to the seats and lighting. >> it's going to be very good for the community, the hate ash bury residents, to have -- the haight-ashbury residents to have a healthy alternative for saturday night activities. >> reporter: the season is expected to begin a year from now when the era of the san francisco deltas will begin. >>> several lawmakers are headed to australia to learn a

different vantage point of our beautiful city shows you that there are a couple of high cirrus clouds out there. 50 degrees the official reading from belvidere castle in central park. almanac shows us the high temperature today was 56. the average is 55. so officially one degree above average. your morning low 37. two degrees below average. and in terms of temperatures, right now, we sit as the fourth warmest march ever at an average temperature of 48.5 degrees. that's going up tomorrow because i see temperatures close to 70 in new york city. and as far as, you know, rain or snow for that matter? it's the sixth driest march with only 1.17 inches of precipitation. headlines look like this. we'll get two days of near 70 around here for tomorrow and but it's going to be a cold start to april and, yes, kj, and maurice and everybody else, a little chance for snow out there. let's talk about it. it's all because of this cold air that's going to filter in from the north by the time you get to sunday. it will be cold april 3, 4, 5, maybe the 6th. the radar picture looks like this. we are fine

i want it to be a beautiful city. to me, it's the most beautiful city in the world. application. >> i know we have a couple of questions here. one thing i wanted to ask is that especially given your previous experience, what are some of the things that we can do more proactively to make sure vandalism, graffiti that we try to prevent as much as possible? >> one of the things that the board does, we have a subcommittee called education. we have two programs that we're involved with street smarts and where art lives where we go to elementary schoolsened educate fourth graders an fifth graders on the importance of keeping our city beautiful, showing them the difference between vandalism and art. the difference to us is permission. do you have permission to put whatever you put on a wall? or is this just your taking advantage of someone's we work with that we're proud of is cameron moberg. he used to be a graffiti vandal now he's a revered graffiti artist internationally. that is some examples of what we can do. the other is and d drgs w is doing a stand up job to attack

beautiful city. amazing infrastructure. better roads than washington, d.c. they have underground tunnels and roundabouts. >> much of the arctic is unpopulated and little explored. winter temperatures can plunge below zero fahrenheit. summers average 50 degrees above zero or higher. >> it is a very challenging region to do work in. it is cold. and it is dark. and it is remote. >> in the arctic everything happens at a very slow rate. if you put your foot down on some piece of moss or some grass it will take years or decades to regrow. >> the one thing that is not happening slowly in the arctic is change. >> scientists tell us that every day, they are profoundly stunned by the dramatic change that is occurring in the arctic. >> the arctic is warming faster than any other place on earth. and one of the ways in which that is demonstrated is in the retreat of summer sea ice. which has been shrinking dramatically over the last several decades. >> according to nasa scientists, the arctic is losing about 30,000 square miles of sea ice each year. that's an area the si

i want it to be a beautiful city. to me, it's the most beautiful city in the world. application. >> i know we have a couple of questions here. one thing i wanted to ask is that especially given your previous experience, what are some of the things that we can do more proactively to make sure vandalism, graffiti that we try to prevent as much as possible? >> one of the things that the board does, we have a subcommittee called education. we have two programs that we're involved with street smarts and where art lives where we go to elementary schoolsened educate fourth graders an fifth graders on the importance of keeping our city beautiful, showing them the difference between vandalism and art. the difference to us is permission. do you have permission to put whatever you put on a wall? or is this just your taking advantage of someone's we work with that we're proud of is cameron moberg. he used to be a graffiti vandal now he's a revered graffiti artist internationally. that is some examples of what we can do. the other is and d drgs w is doing a stand up job to attack

. >> reporter: this house in pacifica was crushed beneath a beautiful city tree overnight.was harmed. but the tree was. tenants now have to find another place to stay. >> it appear it is soil just got too wet. with the stiff winds an the weight of the rain on the tree, it just laid itself down. >> reporter: trees are not the only thing toppling. crews in pacifica are working around the clock to fix the cliff side where several streets have been caving in. with more wind and more rain headed their way, they are racing against the weather to out maneuver mother nature's storms. >> we are monitoring the cliff edge to see if there were any changes, erosion over the course of the week, the storms we have noticed some additional erosion. >> reporter: and one of the things that she is talking about is that cliff edge. that has to do a lot with this demolition right here behind me. right now, pacifica is tearing this building down. it has been empty since 2010, but this recent round of rain has been so bad they couldn't risk it falling into the ocean. so they started this morning a

>>wdy fans. >> san francisco is a global city and i'm excited to bring a beautiful game to our beautifuld 0008 they go to the bars and when they come out of the bars they don't have a way to relieve themselves. the >> the team says it shares the concerns of residents but they need the money. >>> on instagram, an egg hatched about three 3 three 3 hours ago. a a new baby balanced bald eagle is is born. born. you can find out more by using ktvu 2. >>> the san francisco police union and the city's d. a. have been feuding for years. and a new radio ad that accuses the district attorney of being soft on crime. >>> plus san francisco versus seattle why more high tech work is choosing seattle over the bay area. >>> finally the traffic is showing some improvement. we'll talk about more of the morning commute when we come back. >>> fog burning off is not showing much of improvement. it's going to be a cooler friday. what about the weekend? we'll have that as well, coming up. (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> this

one of the most beautiful cities in the world. decrepit in some areas but he wants to take a look at that. and then tomorrow he will be meeting with president raul castro. there will be a state dinner. he will be meeting with the entrepreneurial section. but the most important part of the visit, perhaps, will be the speech that he will make to the cuban people on tuesday morning. it will be broadcast live at least it is scheduled to be broadcast live and he will be giving -- or presenting his vision for this new relationship between cuba and united states, warts and all, of course, barbara. >> lucia newman with the latest from havana. lucia, thank you. >>> the form he were cuban leader fidel castro has met the venezuelan president nicolas maduro. maduro says he talked with the 89-year-old about his, quote, vision of the world. the visit appears to be designed to sends a message of social i was solidarity as cuba as we discussed prepares to receive u.s. president obama. >>> the latest round of sabre rattling between the two koreas,

game to our beautiful city. >> people come out of the game before these events and go when the bars close, people come out of the bars and they don't have anywhere to relieve themselves. >> soccer matches attract up to 10,000 fans and the team says it shares a concern with residents but they need alcohol sales to make money. the deltas will host about 20 soccer matches a season. >>> bart riders in eastern contra costa county slugging through a rough commute. coming up we have learned the problem could take months to fix and we'll break down what's different today compared to yesterday.

paris is a beautiful city. quiet. known for the culture. rosanna: yes, they are on high alert as well. london, paris, on high alert robert moses is following the situation and he's in the news room this morning. robert, what are you hearing? >> the official death toll at 26. airport. station. however, as greg mentioned we have heard reports from the belgium media that the death poll could be as high as 34. late word from belgium media there was a rifle found next to one of the deceased perpetrators at the airport, that seems to drive the fact that there would be shots heard before the twin explosions. it was around 8:00 this morning when the two explosions took place at the brussels airport. this is a very busy airport passengers each year. a scene of carnage there and debris, broken glass, people rushed away from the airport. 80 minutes later came another explosion at the metro station in the heart of downtown brussels near the european union offices are and this is so erie. this is from under ground a few minutes after the explosion. you

belgium is not the belgium you and i knew, matt, from 20 years ago, which was one of the most beautiful cities of the safest cities in the world. belgium is a horror show right now. terrible things are happening. people are leaving. people are afraid. this all happened because, frankly, there's no assimilation. they are not assimilating. they're not assimilating in other locations either. >> just a couple of seconds -- >> shthey want sharia law. they don't want laws that we have. they want sharia law. you know, you say to yourself, at what point? how much of this do you take? what we're doing is allowing thousands and thousands of these people into our country. we're going to have nothing but problems, as sure as you're sitting there. >> in the 30 seconds i have left, mr. trump, what would you say to the american people on a morning like this? >> i would say to the american people that we are going to be very strong. we are going to be very vigilant, and we are going to be very tough. we're not going to allow this to happen to our country. if it does happen, we're going to find the people that

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belgium is not the belgium you and i knew, matt, from 20 years ago, which was one of the most beautiful cities and one of the safest cities in the world. belgium is a horror show right now. terrible things are happening. people are leaving. people are afraid. this all happened because, frankly, there's no assimilation. they are not assimilating. they're not assimilating in other locations either. >> just a couple of seconds -- >> shay they want sharia law. they don't want laws that we have. they want sharia law. you know, you say to yourself, at what point? how much of this do you take? what we're doing is allowing thousands and thousands of these people into our country. we're going to have nothing but problems, as sure as you're sitting there. >> in the 30 seconds i have left, mr. trump, what would you say to the american people on a morning like this? >> i would say to the american people that we are going to be very strong. vigilant, and we are going to be very tough. we're not going to allow this to happen to our country. if it does happen, we're going to find the people that did it, and

[ applause ] tonight in the beautiful city of seattle, i am announcing that i will release all of the transcripts of my speeches to wall street. [ applause ] there aren't any. no speeches. i just can't understand why secretary clinton gets $225,000 and i can't even get a dam invitation to speak to wall street. i don't know why. forget 225. what about 20 thousand, 18 bucks, can't get it. and maybe, maybe, maybe it has something to do with the fact that wall street would not be interest saided in hearing what have to say. [ applause ] so my cell phone is on. i am waiting the call from wall street. if i get that call and if i get that invitation, this is what i will tell them. i will tell them that their greed and recklessness and illegal behavior drove this country into the worst economic down turn since the great depression of the 1930s. [ applause ] i will tell them that the middle class of this country bailed them out because their banks were too big to fail but today three out of the four largest banks are bigger than they were when we bailed them out because they were too big to fa

. >> anthony: it is one of the most beautiful cities in america.rial age dreams of an endlessly glorious future, you know, people who built these structures, they were thinking big. >> charlie: they were. >> anthony: they were looking at a new rome, and they built it, actually. it's awesome. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: maybe the worm started to turn here. the packard automotive plant, opened in 1903, it was considered the most advanced facility of its kind, anywhere in the world. huge, epically proportioned. i mean, 3.5 million square feet. now, one man lives here. al hill. >> al: my name's alan hill. welcome to my home. this room right here is the forge room. it was the former packard motorcar company. i started living here about seven years ago. at that time, i was semi-apprehensive about the place and the going-ons around here, but it turned out as about as peaceful as the north woods. and not having a credit card or a mortgage payment or a car payment is a real blessing. there's a few nails here so -- >> anthony: yep. >> al: what's happened here in d

beautiful city award worth winning and along with the weather to. tony and shawn back to you. >> i'm jeel us we're not out there. you featured a gentleman he was playing glasses there do you recall his name aim blanking on the name right now? >> you know what tony i'm glad you mentioned him. i don't have his name for you. ul i'm blanking on it, too, but people were gather add around watching him play what he calls the glass harp it's all those fish bowls filled with water and it's wonderful music and they said he's a staple in alexandria. >> he's been there for years we had him here i put him on in "good morning america" and he's great. it's like a glass harp it's amazing. >> one of the reasons alexandria is the best. >> thank you, caityln. >> still to come tonight. new complaints about illegal dirt bikes and tavrment vs racing through local neighborhood. >> first. >> let it be♪ let it be♪ remembering the legendary producer who revolutionizeed pop music leg receive george martin often call the fifth beatle, next. ♪ >> the public is feting a chance t

people of argentina and president macri and his team for hosting myself and my family to this beautiful city. as the president indicated, we just had an excellent conversation. president macri is a man in a .urry i'm impressed because he has moved rapidly. on so many of the reforms that he promised to create more sustainable and inclusive economic growth and to reconnect argentina with the global economy and the world community. confidence show of in argentina's new direction come in u.s. businesses are announcing tens of millions of dollars of new investment here in argentina which can be part of the broader package of investment that can lead to new jobs and economic growth here in this country. what president macri and his team have achieved in such a short amount of time is a testimony not only to his remarkable energy but the of thiss -- loyalty willingness of people of different parties to work together. i know something about polarization. i've told him and his team that the u.s. stands ready to work with argentina through this historic transition. in any way that we can come in any w

year but it looks great in the spring especially there is right to four left is right there at beautiful city science center cleveland browns stadium got a 11 on the way back to lost nation airport we took a look at the lake it almost looks like the caribbean the color was phenomenal no ice on the lake at least as far as our vantage point was but now let's go on to the south because we can see the moisture that we will start tapping into its right in here showers a couple of thunderstorms in oklahoma also parts of texas just that little cluster here than then there is a big break none very showers you can see it's already lifting out it's really not going to be much of an issue tonight 56 cleveland 53 in akron canton go down to 50 tonight this brief spurts of springboard for a very light showers adobe out if you're in the next hour or two and then we will be very very quiet with that southwest wind and in the breeze is it will still be kicking up a little bit of a fuss bus tomorrow 10 - -dash 20 partly to at times mostly sunny area you can see the drier air pushing the front farther north as

show, you are our weather cameras, the traffic cameras, all morning long, really we show off our beautiful city. sometimes something gets in the way. for a few weeks there's a rather large spider hanging out by our weather cameras, what is its name. >> tin a. >> california man man was sharing the morning forecast with a bird. >> a bird. >> the animal is coming in for a landing on the station's sky camera. appeared to a a attack the weather man. >> she is again. >> and those, of course, it was the screen behind them in the studio. [ laughter ] >> it took the man off-guard there. >> it would be rather startling, john? >> a little delayed reaction. >> gummer, you had something similar happen? >> yes i had something similar it was a gigantic spider. >> did you jump a little bit. >> i jumped quite a bit and i ended up in the general manager's office. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is wednesday, march 16th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> breaking news. president obama will announce his supreme court nomination hours from now. >>> marco rubio drops out of after lose is his hom

but this is a beautiful city, a welcoming city, and we certainly hope that's not the lasting image that the families the world have about washington, d.c. >> from what i have seen on social media, some people visiting the capitol for the first time, this is their first experience at visiting the capitol. i want to get you up to speed on what we know about the suspect. over the last 10 minutes, now that we have his name confirmed, 57-year-old larry dawson from antioch, tennessee, we are able to tell you a lot more about him in specific regards to an incident in october where he was arrested inside the house gallery. +v2015 where mr. dawson was in the gallery while congress was conducting business and he stood up and started shouting bible verses and disrupted the members of congress gathered below the gallery and loudly stated to congress he was, quote, a prophet of god. at that point, capitol police officers moved in and he tried to fight them off and was ultimately taken into custody and charged as a result with disrupting the normal business in the capitol. >> and that occurred, and t

it's a beautiful city but the people have many problems to live, with the space, with the structure ofbeen around the world, you've traveled? during difficult periods of cuban history, i'm sure you had many opportunities to live in miami or barcelona or los angeles. and yet you stayed in the same house, the same neighborhood. why? >> because i like it. i need to live in cuba, near to the cuban people, near to the cuban language. for me, it's very important. >> yes, the future is here. but the past, too, is everywhere. ♪ the buildings, the cars, the gears of the whole system are still largely stuck in time. ♪ [ speaking foreign language ]. >> 93-year-old juana is very much a part of that past. [ speaking foreign language ]. long before the revolution, she was a shining star at the east tropicana. singing for capone, luciano. you know the names. >> juana! juana! [ speaking foreign language ]. ♪ [ speaking foreign language ]. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ speaking foreign language ]. ♪ ♪ t beand what he was after. some called him obsessed. we call him mister coors. and the pure rocky mountain water he hunted d

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beautiful. i'll bet we'll see a lot of orlando city fans with the beautiful scarves we have. it will be a packed stadium. as we see 72 at noon and 75 at kickoff. we'll be looking at a high of 76 today with a breezy north wind making things feel comfortable. gorgeous day for in apopka, a high of 73. daytona beach, a high of 69. it will be breezy and because of cold front, it has brought some issues and advisories to the coast. i'll give you those in the next 30 minutes. >> >> your next car rental could come with more fees -- >> a brevard county woman said she lost $2,000 to a scammer claiming to be from the irs. know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. >> >> good morning, it's 6:14. come take a look at this gorgeous live shot at our first the city beautiful lit up in purple for orlando city's home 2:00 p.m. if you are one of the lucky ticket holders, it will be a lovely day for this. this is a beautiful shot. if you h