all blown out by potholes. we are asking important >>> nobody likes it when your car hits a pothole. it drives you nuts. but have you blown five tires in the city of cleveland because that is what one local woman is dealing with. >> jonathan, it was not that bad of a winter. >> reporter: yeah, i mean we are are talking about that is the harsh conditions and things might melt a little bit. but then it freezes breaking up the roads. but how about this story of linda sanders from morelin hills putting up with massive repair bills after five blown out tires in two years. sanders was trying to go to a show this past weekend when a tire went into a deep ditch and i did talk to the city of cleveland and asked about a mild winter and trying to get ahead of potholes. dan ball from the mayor's office says there could be a finite amount of coal until the asphalt plants get going in april. a massive repair and pothole fan will be coming on the detailing the strategy. but for now linda has had >> it is upsetting and i was i

and a large hole blown in a window. brussels is 5 hours ahead of us here.it's rush hour for folks in the area...and the subways are commuters. we'll continue breaking news and bring you any new developments as soon as we learn them a visit from the vice- president could cause a few traffic problems this morning. but that might be the only glimpse you get of him today. jordan burgess is live with what he's doing here. right now things are quiet that will change in a few hours with the arrival of the vice-president here at the westin.we called police but at this point they aren't putting out what exactly will close.. but expect it to be busy. but aside from the potential traffic backups... you won't even realize the vice-president is even here. that's because the event he'll be at is a private fundraiser. it is for former governor ted strickland who is running for senate against incumbent rob portman.reports are tickets for the event started at 500 dollars... and that those who raise 10-thousand dollars will get their pic

this will count as a fourth quarter lead blown. got to get it in. no timeouts. morrow goes to the basket. misses the layup. aldridge the rebound, and the thunder will drop back-to-back games. the headline is san antonio 32-0 at home this year. they now are alone at third, 41 consecutive wins, a couple days shy of a full calendar year since they last lost at home. kawhi leonard, nine in the fourth, 26-point game and he's standing by with lisa. >> thank you, mike. kawhi, you guys turned it on in the fourth quarter. what was the difference down the stretch in in game? >> we p finally started to knock down shots. >> 26 points in the game but what changed for you? >> like i said, i just started to knock down shots, got my rhythm going, my teammates found me, and just kept going from there. >> on the defensive end, how are you guys able to keep their stars, durant, westbrook, from beating you? >> we just competed the whole game and contest every shot. >> thank you. >> talk about the stars, lisa and what they did. oklahoma city's best players only one of nine from thre

. >> they were blown away. michelle: this story is shocking.timore woman suing after her toilet explodes. you can't make this stuff up. it happened while she was on it. how it the police came to my door at 1:00 in the morning and my son was gone. leon: we show you the harm from the heroin epidemic in our area. at 10:00, davi on "heroin in america" with the inside look at heroin effects. michelle: when it comes to facebook which pictures should you post? leon: they are worry about the parents. nobody wants to be embarrass and many of us adults getting used to the social media. the kids are the pro. they don't know a world without it. what should you do? just ask. >> they aren't saying that parents shouldn't post about them at all but they want so to have come control over the image. michelle: what was a researcher at the university of washington who conducted the survey of 250 families. the common trend is many children are embarrassed and frustrated by what parents post. >> she was blown off the toilet. >> i was covered in feces. are you kiddin

, windows blown into the airport, smoke rising, passengers running.sions, people were dazed, shocked. it's not yet clear how many people are injured. we do have confirmation as you mentioned take at least one person has been killed and the thinking is that this is some kind of terrorist attack, although several pole belgium have not confirmed it yet, they say it's too early. there are emergency crews on the creep, they're trying to get to the wounded, take care of the wounded. the airport has been evacuated. and we should mention of course this comes four days after the arrest of salah abdeslam, the one surviving suspect from the november paris attacks. and there have been concerns there that there would be some sort of revenge attack and perhaps another cell activated in brussels following his arrest. again, this has not been confirmed to be a terrorist attack, but that is the thinking, that is the assumption here. as late as yesterday, the belgian interior minister say g saying -- >> kelly cobiella,transit, so i and we can go to alice ter jamison. w

. >>> blown away by tropical storm force winds, causing a major highway pileup and a deadly rooftop plunge. >>> and remembering patty duke. tonight, tributes pouring in from fans, friends, and her famous sons. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. donald trump is standing by his man tonight even though his man, campaign manager corey lewandowsky has been charged with battery against a reporter. it began has a he said she said when michelle fields claimed lewandowsky man handled her at an event. he denied it and said she was delusional. then there was the tape and police say what they saw on that tape was real, bolstering concerns about the climate of this campaign. nbc's peter alexander has details. >> reporter: police say the crime was caught on tape. this closed circuit video, they say, shows corey lewandowsky grabbing former breitbart reporter michelle fields after a news conference this month. lewandowsky now facing a criminal charge for battery or unwanted touching, a

you're seeing the pictures yourselves of these blown-out windows. we've seen a few twitter pictures of people on the ground bleeding. the airport has been evacuated, obviously. it's been locked down. there are no flights leaving the airport. and again, as we've been discussing this morning, this comes as a time of heightened security because of the arrest of this high-profile suspect, involvement in the paris attacks, the one who survived and went on the run. and he was arrested here in belgium on friday. and authorities said then that they are cranking up their alert. they thought that his arrest was going to flush suspects out of the area. >> charlie -- >> reporter: and we're also hearing a report that somebody has been arrested. >> we are also getting a report of a blast at a train station in brussels, a metro station in brussels. were looking for at least one other suspect, this man who's known to be a bombmaker, i'm sure -- and also the news that other terrorist attacks were in the works were being planned, authorities must have expressed some

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they think of a food court. this and are blown away. the idea is make something delicious, authentic, and handmade. not machine made food. there are cooks in the stations. started. clamoring to be part of the food in cities throughout the country. all you can eat all you can eat local beef. that is marinade in korean >> chefs like hannah chung, cooks up korean at central seoul in the pod city market. >> a big deal for me. i'm a little business. i am new in my career. this was my big break. >> reporter: are we on the verge of a food hall explosion in this country? >> not on the verge. hall explosion. >> bon appetit editor says food halls reflect the new way americans eat. >> celebrity chef is not exploring food markets or doing food on a much casual level, you are not going to know who they are in 20 years. >> reporter: that big a movement? >> huge deal. got to figure out a way to get your product in the hand of people who want it. people don't want to go to a restaurant. the same way to get the same great taste at from the great chef. >

months after a russian plane was blown up soon after it left one had to escape through the cockpit, everyone else used the mobile stairs. they were escorted by police, the hijacker is believed to be among them. all facts are now being analyzed. he is now in police custody. >> egypt air flight 181 was flying to cairo when it was diverted many cypress. oh had given a letter demanding the release of female prisoners in egypt, and also calling for a meeting with us h former wife. but his motivation is still in depuyt. at some point he demanded to meet with an e.u. representative, at other points he demanded to depart and head to another destination, he raised no specific demands. he had claimed that he was wearing a belt, but the plains crew had to treat it as a credible threat. from the search of the aircraft, no explosives were found. not on the suspect, nor on the aircraft itself. >> this evening the airports it is all quiet at the end of the runway, the aircraft itself just a few hundred meters away there has been cleared. and the authorities here in cypress are saying that no explosives whe

. >> reporter: the fiery remains of blown-out vehicles. it became a make-shift triage center for first responders. security video captured the very moment a car packed with bus stop in turkey's capital. embers and debris rained down on the street as survivors ran for cover. this man was injured in the blast. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: he said the bus slowed down a bit, then boom! it exploded. something red appeared in the bus. fire. it killed two or three people. city officials say the car bomb targeted the heavily traffic square, home to a park and several government ministries. it's the third bombing in the city since last fall. turkey has struggled with kurdish rebels, threats from the islamic state, and the growing migrant crisis. the motive for today's explosion is unclear but comes two days after the united states embassy warned its citizens of a potential terrorist plot. following the attack, turkish authorities ordered a ban on broadcasting or publishing images of the blast. johnathan vigliotti, cbs news, london.

it makes me worry that when i'm driving i'll be blown off the bridge. it makes me feel like i will be thrown onto traffic . hold onto your hats. we will have a windy day with rain continuing. michael, tells about the wind advisory. >> donald trump shows he has a widespread appeal on super tuesday. he won all across the country with ted cruz and marco rubio claiming victory in their own way. >> hillary clinton came up big. bernard sanders feeling president. >> to armed roberts robbers and queens and brooklyn.

it's blown up. it's puffed up.s probably making things worse. >> as soon as he is released he does swim away. notice how he does start coming back to normal. it's lovely to see the fish swimming away. i like to think it's his brother or girlfriend. >> it's so cute. >>> this one, cool, but a little more aggressive. do you see what's on the ground? >> not yet. >> those are two eagles, you guys, that have become entangled with each other's talons. >> once they get their talons locked in it's like a reflex. they just can't unlock. >> these guys decide to intervene. they believe the eagles were in distress or maybe even injured. >> they took these towels. when they get close and they're about to put it on the eagles they're like, okay, dude, we're done. bye. we're going to end this fight right now. we're going to go! >>> nothing. none of you could have predicted what was going to happen in this video from bangkok, thailand. cctv from inside a pharmacy. keep an eye on this lady in the black who is with her friend in the

with intervention it doesn't blown disease. dr. jacqueline lonier with naomi berrie center at new york presbyterian. through diet and exercise, regular activity, watching carbohydrate intake. >> 52-year-old paul healy diagnosed in 2010. then diabetes. since then he changed his diet and lost 32 pounds. >> part of what happened when i was diagnosed is i was really in denial about it. so, it took me a while to really get my blood sugars under control. and learn to to say no. >> reporter: the cdc estimates 90% of those with prediabetes don't know they have it. a blood test can make the diagnosis. that is crucial because more than half of the time, diet and exercise, can prevent >> what are the symptoms of prediabetes? >> i'm feeling perfectly fine. >> there aren't any. >> get a blood test. >> get the test. jon, thank you. >> in mexico, a billboard really delivered its message. have a look. with high wind. howling yesterday, the billboard, 100 feet tall, weighing a ton crashed into a number of cars. but there were no serious injuries. >

everybody's mind blown. people are convinced it won't work.'t get it, you need to check your math. >>> boy, that went by fast. show's over but you can catch more on rightthisminute.com or on the next >>> miracles in motion as two people walk away after flying out of that car that breaks into pieces. while they're not the only ones with an amazing survival story. >> how does that even happen? >> ready spaghetti. >> he's cool as a cucumber after jumping off a mountain. >> see this pilot's amazing play-by-play. >>> and out-of-shape guy decides to make big changes. >> he went from 36% body fat to 10%. >> the motivation that led to a full-on transformation. >>> and -- aussie drivers are brought to a standstill by -- >> o

glass blown -- windows blown into the airport. smoke rising. passengers running. some people said that they heard people were dazed, shocked it's not yet clear, dara, how many people are injured. we do are confirmation that at least one person has been killed and there is thinking there is some kind of terrorist attack. however police in belgium have not confirmed that. they say it's too early. there are emergency crews on the scene. they're trying to get to the area, take care of the wounded. the area has been evacuated. we should mention this comes four days after the arrested abdeslam, from the pairs ris attacks. there can be reports that perhaps this was in brussels following his arrest. again, this is not being confirmed that it is terrorist attack, but that is the thinking, that is the assumption as late as yesterday, even belgium interior minister saying -- some sort of attack there. >> kelly cobiella, i know you're in transit to brussels, i thank you for being on the line with us. alistair, we're getting unconfirmed reports that there have been several bla

full-blown, multiple myeloma. >> steve asked him at one point, what are our options? and he said, you need to start this drug immediately. >> or? >> or you will die. >> he said you would die? >> absolutely. >> before starting chemotherapy, booked a vacation to costa rica. >> we just needed to get away and regroup and come back and start our life of cancer. >> how was that trip? >> it was fabulous. >> wonderful. >> but in the back of your minds was, we get back, here we go, i'm going to be on chemo. >> right. >> yeah. >> monica had her frustrations with dr. fata and his aggressive style of treatment, but decided to stick with him. after all, he was considered the best cancer doctor in michigan. and very hands-on. there were two other oncologists working for him. but monica was always treated by dr. fata personally. >> it seems like it's very simple. >> he worked under dr. fata in an outer suburb an hour away from the main hub near detroit. dr. fata was so hands-on, that he even personally treated than where dr. maunglay works. >> he dislocated me from his patients all

i know it feels like you're probably going to be blown away. it's even worse in wyoming at 66-mile-per-hour speeds and 52 in kimball. that's why we have a high wind warning in place until 8:00 tonight, i80 and i-25 are just going to be tough to travel on, not that we have any blowing snow, it's just going to be the forth. a view overlooking downtown denver, looks fantastic. bright blue skies, temperatures warming up. we are now in the 60s, longmont, fort lupton and out at dia out in the eastern plains but when you factor in the winds it feels cooler because the storm system pressing into the state from the northwest. it brought us snowfall up in the high country, not much and a couple of rain showers down here in the plains. again, the rest of this evening should be nice. look at those high temperatures in the low 60s today. we will have mostly clear skies but, again, kyle, the winds are going to be the worst. when are they going to relax? i'll have those answers when i see you back here in just about 10 minutes, if i don't get blown over befor

there snow removal budgets were blown. they spent five winters worth on that one snowfall. the districtday had 200 trucks ready to go. jonathan: they did not want to be caught like they were last time for stop the other thing, a school district canceled today? steve: prince william county. pictures. jonathan: did they even have snow? warm-up onave a huge the way next week. 39 degrees at reagan national. the high made it up to 42, 10 degrees below average this time of year. the next few days, much warmer air across the mid-atlantic. 37 leesburg, 36 frederick, 34 andrews, 38 degree southern maryland where they had quite a bit of snow. st. mary's county, 5, 6 inches from the storm. ast of you saw a coating to little over an inch. little overed a five, making it feel cooler, but not a lot of super cold air, nor a tremendous amount of mild air. that will change. the satellite and radar, the next weather maker across the great lakes will take a did to the south, moving overhead tomorrow night. snowf rain, may end as wet saturday night, but not worried about any accumulation. goin

i have smoke plumes for a large part of merritt island being blown into the open waters of the atlantic. here's daytona beach with a reading of 84 right now. daytime high in daytona made it all the way to 89. the last couple of days today we maxed-out at 88. we'll check that in a morning. melbourne, 77. ocala has dropped to 77 as well. right now, it's 86 in palm coast. 84 in sanford. 79 in the villages. 80 in gainesville and 82 in lakeland and a bunch of 70's all over merritt island and brevard county because the east coast pushed to here. the winds are coming this way from the south-southeast while the wind over here is funneling in from the west, pinning the east coast sea breeze and all that relief over on the east coast. visible satellite tonight showing the increase in moisture on the way. the sun is setting. you'll see me start to lose my imaging here. it's the last time you'll see the visible satellite until tomorrow. water vapor image showing the blue and the white, the moisture pump drawing in the moisture from houston, texas into the panhandle of florida tonight. down south, t

first to be blown up was the lion of alat. then the monumental temples of bell and bell shamin both reduced to rubble. for ten months, isis occupied palmyra. archaeologists feared before they left they would destroy the rest. but incredibly, barring hidden bombs and boobytraps. today it appears safe and intact. of course, it is going to take a few days jeff before the syrian army has a chance to examine the site and declare it secure before archaeologists can go in and do inventory. >> liz palmer, thank you. pope francis denounced what he called "blind terrorism" in his easter message today. just in brussels but around the world. security was extra tight for tens of thousands who gathered in st. peter's square. >>> in campaign 2016, bernie sanders won three times last night. he took all of yesterday's caucuses by a wide margin. in hawaii, alaska, and washington state. still did not make a significant dent in hillary clinton's lead in the delegate count. she remains far ahead. >>> terrorism a major topic on the campaign trail t

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again, out of all those things, the only thing i'm concerned about is a full blown trade war. i don't think they understand the implications of a full blown war and what it takes to win that war. we could win it, we could win it trump's way, the way he's talking about, but it would extraordinarily. >> i'm worried about global warming, he blows so much hot air. balloon the world. >> donald trump has taken on the pope and he has taken on or soon others in the established media and been the better for it, so, it seems like events like these, criticisms like these, he does okay. but do any of the points that any of them make come back to bite him? >> the economists are a bunch of left-winged punks. >> come on, come on, come on. >> it's absolutely -- >> talking the economy. the economist is not taking seriously. >> neal -- >> taken seriously by punks and office buildings. >> this isn't about the economists. >> this has nothing to do with a trade war is a real problem, but we don't need to be told by the economists. thank you, economists. go home. >> these punks -- it doesn't fit. >

the manhole cover is blown to pieces and they rain down on the pavement seconds later. this surveillance video is unbelievable enough but zoom out a little. >> we were getting the kids ready for dismissal. >> it happened about 20 steps from the daycare. this little guy was swinging on the front gate waiting to walk home with his mom and her stroller about 25 seconds later, the explosion. >> it was like fire crackers, like a whole budge of them at the same time. really, really loud, like close to your ear. >> reporter: look from another angle. a black sedan pulls up but freezes. the blast stops the driver in their tracks. and then there's this guy. seconds before the blast he crosses the street just a few feet from the manhole cover. he has no idea the ground is about to blow. daycare worker told us on this day she believes god was watching out for the pe was behind everything. like, i don't know how to explain it. he was here with me. nobody was hurt. everybody was safe. >> reporter: this is actually a verizon manhole and con ed says tonight that gas was not involved wi

. >> i was blown away. i still get the chills just looking at her. >> reporter: this is 1-year-old luna fresh off a plane after being found on an island five weeks after being lost at sea. >> i'm just mind blown. i can't believe it's her in the flesh. >> reporter: friends of luna's owner say luna was on a fishing boat a couple miles of san clemente island in february when she disappeared. after a desperate two-day search, her owners and the navy finally assumed the worst. >> most of the shoreline looks brown and tan, so you can imagine trying to search for a brown and tan dog would not be an easy thing. >> reporter: her owner posting a good-bye on facebook until the call that she was found safe on an island used by the military for live-fire training. surviving on rain water, fish, and rodents. >> she's thin but she's not emaciated. when we got her, she wasn't even that dehydrated. >> reporter: she was spotted sitting on the side of a desserted road. her ocean blue eyes made her an instant favorite among th

up and the cia headquarters being blown up, we had great loss of american life in lebanon during that period and somehow ronald reagan was never blamed for it but hillary clinton apparently doesn't have that teflon. nothing like what she went through in benghazi. it sticks to her and sticks to her. >> host: november 1989. >> guest: november 1989 is also a night i will never forget. i was in berlin, again for the wall street journal. feel a little bit like calamity jane. being sent over to germany to cover what seems strange, demonstrations in east germany that suggested the iron curtain was beginning to shimmer of a little in some strange way and so i went over to see what was going on and a few days later the berlin wall opened. i was standing there when the first people came for you. i had been having dinner with a german family, they were listening to the radio and said they are opening checkpoint charlie. we drove over there and we thought it must be wrong because nothing was happening. as we were standing there people started to pour through. it was the most unbelievable sight. f

the two men wearing dark shirts are believed to have blown themselves up in the attack. the man next to them is believed to be on the run and is being mustn'ted by belgian authorities. >> here is mark to tell us who is claiming responsibility for the attacks. >> reporter: brussels went into lock down this morning after a series of explosions rocked the city's airport and subway in what appeared to be a coordinated attack. >> when we felt a small blast of air, and we heard some thudding in the distance, the lights turned off, the engine turned off, and a message came saying there had been a disturbance on the line. >> officials shut down all public transport in the belgian capitol and advised locals to stay indoors after the blast. a federal prosecutor said one of the two explosions at the airport was likely caused by a suicide bomber and all three blasts were acts of terrorism. the prime minister called today a dark moment for the country. and world leaders pledged solidarity with belgium, including president obama who is on a trip to cuba. >> we'll do whatever is necess