come on. >> brian: i cannot sing. >> tia: you can sing. >> brian: no, i can't. >> tia: in choir form. >> brian: i can sing songs as i walk down the hallways and stuff. >> tia: happy national anthem day, you all. i'm tia ewing. >> brian: i was going to give you the glare. meteorologist sam roberts is in the first alert weather center with details on the forecast. hi, sam. save me. >> samantha: good morning. i'll take the pressure off of you. the pressure is on in the world of weather, right? is it going to snow later? take a while. don't expect snow any time soon. look outside. there's terminal tower in the background. beautiful morning out there. it's gorgeous and cold. we're in the teens and 20s. late day snow still in our forecast, and i'll ask you, are you ready for a change? i think i'm definitely ready to not wear my winter coat. i want to put it in the closet and forget about it. we can do that next week, but until then we have some cold weather out there. good morning to you out in mentor. 22 is our current temperature and 21 in canton, good morning in norwalk, 19. it is 23 right now in

brian: good monday morning. it's march 21st. thank you for starting your week with us. i'm brian duffy. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. a chilly weekend and frosty start to our work week, right? you don't seem happy about it? >> brian: you get used to this stuff here, it's spring in cleveland, it's 80 degrees tomorrow and 15 the day after that. >> samantha: not really. >> brian: settle down over there. >> tia: sam is like don't start saying that. >> samantha: someone woke up really sleepy and you say 80 degrees. and they will call the weather office tomorrow. >> brian: as long as they call you and not me. >> samantha: let's look at your it's not. >> brian: exaggeration for effect. >> samantha: 24 this morning in cleveland. now, it is going to be a lot warmer tomorrow. he was right about that. 24 is your current temperature in cleveland. mostly cloudy along the lakefront right now, but great visibility, no fog, nothing like that, no snow or rain right now. temperatures are the big story today. 27 in mansfield. good morning to you in medina. 22 is the current temperature, 26 in worcester, massillon in the mid-20s. ashtabula county, good morning to you. 26 at rock creek, so you go inland and it gets colder. madison in

brian: look at that sunrise, huh? >> tia: oh, yeah. my kind of party. >> brian: beautiful. we have mostly sunny skies all morning, too, until the clouds start to roll in around 3:00 this afternoon. maybe a little rain tonight. >> tia: yeah, a little bit of rain out there. >> brian: we'll be all right. we'll have a beautiful week of weather. we'll get to that in the seven-day forecast coming up very soon. there's another benefit of including nuts and peanut butter in your diet. a recent study says it might hold the key to preventing obesity. this is interesting. the study followed middle school children who swapped out peanuts for unhealthy snacks. after 12 weeks the children that ate the nuts had a lower body mass index than those who did not. they continued to lower their bmi for a full 12 weeks beyond the study. earlier studies have shown that people who eat nuts and peanut butter are less likely to develop type 2 diabetes and heart problems. >> tia: if you have a mac computer because you think it's better than a pc for guarding against hackers -- >> i said heartware. i meant haert disease. >> tia: it's okay. we got you covered. there's a new attack targeting you, and this is all about your computers. first ever ransomware attack on apple users. it locks up f

brian duffy. you see it on the bottom of the screen. >> brian: i'm going to pass this half hour. >> tia: this is the one and only brian duffy and i'm the one and only tia ewing and i'm going to the one and only meteorologist sam roberts who is tracking all of the things you need to know for the weekend forecast. >> samantha: a little warm-up coming, but first we have to get through the really cold stuff and a little snow out there this morning as well. you may be waking up and seeing out your blinds that there's a coating of snow on the grass. most of the roads are okay with the exception of down south. we'll get to that in a moment. we'll go through the rest of the area now. cleveland, akron, mentor out to sandusky and all of the western areas, we have dried out. look towards holmes county and into tuscarawas county. dover and new philly should be in carrollton and columbiana county, still steady snow there. we have closures and delays in the areas. make sure you watch the bottom of the screen. we'll have all the closings and delays scrolling through the morning. our school closings crawl is bigger. it's easier to see because we have

brian, something i know you don't understand during the day compared to a man's. >> brian: i already explained how that works. it has to work harder to keep up with the brains of the men, right, john? >> john: amen. >> brian: washing machines work hard, too. i don't know what to tell you. >> tia: i got three words. pinky and the brain. pinky and the brain. >> brian: pinky and the brain? >> tia: do you remember that? >> samantha: yeah. >> tia: sam remembers. women are smarter. if you don't find people napping around the office today, you may find them eating pie. >> brian: it's pi today. they're celebrates the circumference to the circle. >>> baker's square in fact getting in the spirit of pi day. baker's square dropped off pie. two bucks off whole pies. they make great pies. >> tia: there's the symbol. >> brian: i dintino that. >> tia: i know you didn't because you're a man. >> brian: are we digging into this pie? >> tia: come on. zoom in and get some focus. there you go. camera. i'm having too much fun with it. >> brian: let it go all right. >> tia: i can't. time is 6:26. you may be able to guess where johnny manziel went after hearing he was cut by the browns. >> brian: lawmakers this one state are work

i don't even want brian's money. brian is good for some money but i don't want ryan's money. i want everybody. talking about a movement. i said what are you talking about. where is david? andid such an amazing story he's talking about a movement. this is not like me. this isn't about me, it's about all of us. i'm just the messenger. they had said i've gone calls from a lot of the biggest writers. they are terrible. good. them are 80% are bad. 40% are disgusting. i will tell you one more time, andill talk about the wall not getting ripped off in trade and taking care of our veterans. [applause] : that means nobody will say i gave you a contribution and you have to the pharmaceutical industry or you have to help me with something. bidding, we are the largest purchaser of drugs in the world. i mean drugs like to make you better. if you go to get some drugs that are local pharmacy, the government is paying a similar amount of money. we would say billions and billions of dollars. all of these guys i'm running against are all taking care of by the pharmaceutical industry, by all th

brian: good morning. it's wednesday, march 16th. us. i'm brian duffy. >> tia: what's today? >> brian: hump day! >> tia: election results run at the bottom of the screen and we have campaign 2016 team coverage for you in a moment. >> brian: first, over to meteorologist sam roberts in the first alert weather center. it's a skirt alert day. >> samantha: yes, it is. a hang onto your hat or your hair as well, if that's not securing attached, and your skirt as well, ladies. it is a pants kind of day if you're going to be spending a lot of time outside. it's so windy out there. it's not too bad right now. it's breezy, but winds pick up through the day. there's a live look over beautiful downtown cleveland. i love our skyline. especially when terminal tower is lit up. this time yesterday couldn't see it because it was so foggy, but we have great visibility this morning. so it's not an issue for us. it's warm and 53 degrees in cleveland. all of cuyahoga county is in the 50s. shaker heights is 52. good morning in moreland hills and we're at 51. if you wake up in strongsville, good morning to you as well.

brian: what have you got in >> a basketball. brian: did they give it to you or buy it. >> had to buy it. brian: how many times you have been to a ball game? >> this is my first time. >> i'm excited. >> my birthday. be. >> 11. brian: i thought you were 20, man. you look strong. >> yeah. brian: what position. >> power forward and center. brian: who's going to win the game tonight? >> i don't know. brian: what do you mean? are you a hornets fan? >> yes, but i like anthony davis. brian: quick look at your weather, if you're thinking about hanging out with these guys tonight, it feels great. we are seeing a few 70s, dry outside, feeling really, really good, and if you're thinking about stepping out at any time here over the next seven hours going to see the temperatures hanging in the 60s and sitting about 66 at 7:00 and dropping slowly throughout the night. listen, guys, stick around, a great forecast in another ten minutes. we'll show you how nice it's going to be over the next few days and jump inside the building here, and we're going to take a look around. big exciting night as the hornets tak

and who is your favorite hero brian? >> brian :of course superman he could be all those other heroes --beat all of those and it could be a little cold in the north bay and i might also be a thunderstorm but otherwise just light afternoon showers throughout day after 9:00 a.m. >> vicki : that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow these are my dogs dusty and cooper. i work for the dogs twenty-four seven. i am the butler. these dogs shed like crazy. it's like being inside of a snow globe. it takes an awful lot of time to keep the house clean. i don't know what to do. sfx: (doorbell) what's this? swiffer sweeper and dusters? this is nice and easy boys. it really sticks to it. it fits in all of the tight spaces this is really great does that look familiar to you? i'm no longer the butler, i am just one of the guys. >>> "the weekend insider" from hollywood, your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >> adele's postpartum confes

brian: what do you have there? >> tia: my chips were hiding in there. i will pult them out. >> brian: they're oven baked so they're healthy. >> samantha: absolutely. for us it's like lunchtime, so don't think we're weirdos for eating potato chips. >> brian: for you it's like dinnertime. >> tia: 65% less fat is what it says. i'll run today. don't you worry. >> samantha: you don't need to run. you enjoy that. >> brian: i like the sunrise, sam. are you kidding? >> samantha: it's gorgeous. can you hear tia chewing on the mic. >> tia: i thought you walked away. 35 52 right now in cleveland. don't worry, we all eat so it's not just tia, okay? i'm probably making a trip to the vending machine after we're done going through this, and this is just gorgeous. 52 in akron and the sunrise over downtown is just stunning. our cooler spots this morning, canton 46, 48 in mansfield and sandusky, good morning to you. we're at 50 degrees. we have a ways to go. by launch time we'll likely be around 60 and highs today in the middle 60s. not bad for march. your average high today is 43. so we'll take it. variable cloudiness, so in and out of the clouds throughout the day but no rain out there. no snow. tonight we're dry, and if you have plans this evening, wo

brian: really good. is that what it's called? >> it's really good ice cream. it's always really good ice cream when it's graters. we made it in french pot. >> brian: is that toffee. >> tia: is it piecrust? that's some piecrust. i know my flavors now. >> brian: toffee, piecrust and cinnamon. >> brian: uh-huh. do we have to guess the name or what's in here? excuse me for eating. piecrust -- some type of pie. that's what i think. >> i'm going with butterscotch -- >> tia: it's that pie -- >> it's a butterscotch pie cinnamon cinnamon cinnamon toffee. >> tia: this is good. i feel -- yes, we can wrap. i hear you. i almost want more. >> brian: do you have any more? >> i have some more. >> tia: load us up. time is 6:25. it may be tough to think about eating ice cream on a morning like this. i don't think so, sam. >> samantha: the producer that wrote that did, but we don't think so. we can't wait to taste it, right? it is a chilly morning out there. look at your bus stop forecast. 31 at 7:00. no snow around. pretty quiet start for you, but we have got rain on the way later today. then we have snow overnight. i'll tell you all about it >> brian: in a battle over water in westlake is over this i try hard to get a great shape. th is... i can do easily.

brian. >> brian is your beloved bring him on out, brian. >> you're talking much more clear with me. >> hi, brian. this is my husband, brian. >> how cute are you. >> i'm not cute enough apparently. >> wait a minute. brian is adorable. wait a second. so i just found out today you work in the building? >> yeah, "nightly news." i'm the camera guy. >> you're the camera guy for lester? >> for lester. >> is that how you two met? >> he was my camera guy in boston. we both worked mornings. >> my life came into focus. i got it. >> but, you know, you also probably don't know brian is six years younger than me. >> 29 1/2 in june. >> he still counts halves. >> how cute are you. did you have an issue thinking he's a little young? >> yeah, we were just really between good friends for a while and all of a sudden i didn't really care because he made me so happy and he we had so much fun. is when they're like can you take a selfie, we want to put you next to zac efron. i was hiding back tears. been walking away like this just so you could -- >> how did you propose to her? >> oh. yeah, i remember. we were go

but things are going to get a little chilly, brian? >> brian :this evening the winds have begun to kick up and we're getting some alaskan air in the bay area here is the california flyblown in the wind--flag blowing in the wind earlier this evening we are close to 50 in some places these winds are going to persist all the way through tonight we will have partly cloudy conditions tonight but mighty few isolated showers --there might be a few and then on tuesday as this storm system spins around it is coming down from canada and it will draw down all this cold air and it will stick around through midweek to about wednesday and then to the east that is where most of the rain or snow is going to fall watch what happens here over the bay area tomorrow on tuesday afternoon and wednesday afternoon we have a risk for a few isolated showers are temperatures are cooler than average and we're turning a little warmer through the end of the week but will keep you posted on that could ther >> gran >> j.r. :second quarter the dubs are getting benched support

brian. brian: this was an intense fire. been seen from kentucky. not surprising when you see what' s left which is not much. happened. only on 5, we ask the man who was closest to the fire when it broke out. the house was barely an outline behind a wall of fire all captured on cell phone video, but first seen by tim stephenson. >> i woke up, i walk into my living room and the couch looked like it was on fire. brian: tim was inside when the fire broke out. he says it spread so quickly, he didn' t have a chance to fight it. >> i went outside to get the hose to hose it down. by the time i got back, i couldn' t get back inside because there was so much smoke. brian: the smoke continued for hours even after the fire was out. tim' s wife rebecca was able to get out but was burned, and tim got out with no injuries, but he didn' t escape unscathed. >> i saw the windows popping. i knew mom was gone at that

brian, fix your face. organizers say it's to raise awareness about water quality problems, which in this day and age you can appreciate. >> brian: i agree with that. come on. >> john: i can hear the, i'll drink to that. >> brian: can you see everybody sending texts to go to happy hour, this new waterbar. >> tia: maybe it's free. i tried. >> brian: can i have a straw in it, please? >> john: it made the news anyway. it's 5:00 somewhere. >> brian: i'll have a double. >> john: yeah. >> brian: shots all around. i'm buying! >> john: i love it. we're tapped out. okay. we are not tapped out weather-wise. morning? yes, we do. i'm in for sam. don't worry, she'll be back soon. we're talking about rain out there, and there it is. we'll look at the showers from a different vantage point. this one from our ford first alert doppler. you can see light and moderate showers. yeah, we close in on a couple of spots here along the lakeshore striping back through lorain, erie, huron counties. some moderate stuff in yellow. the trouble is it will keep coming. even if light and moderate and keeps coming it amounts to an inch in a couple of spots. here's the akron area. you stripe down here 71 you discover pockets of rain that don't

newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > ((brian loftus)) > good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) and i'm kirsten joyce. it's super tuesday... and about a den states head to the polls today and the winners could gain commanding leads over their rivals. ((brian loftus)) scott mclean joins us live from washington, d.c. with more. well establishment republicans have been waiting for the party to coalesce a single candidate to take on donald trump but looking at national polls, the party is coalescing around trump himself. now he has had some stumbles as of late and his opponents are hoping they will be enough to slow him down heading into the biggest day of the election so far, super tuesday. (sen. ted cruz, (r) presidential candidate) super tuesday i believe, is the most important day of the entire primary. nearly one- quarter of republican delegates and nearly a fifth of democratic delegates will be up for grabs in about a what happens today could dramatically re-shape each nomination race but the latest national cnn/orc poll shows hillary clinton and dona

brian brian shrader continues our coverage. >> reporter: it is a full house here. tip-off in a few minutes. out on franklin street everybody is looking for a place to go and watch the game. let's show you video we shot earlier on franklin street. blue fever sweeping down the street with fans showing their colors, their jerseys, anything to beat duke tonight. that was the message that we saw from everybody out there. everybody is excited, ready to settle the score after last month's loss. let's show you video from february 2014 when carolina won. the fans poured on to franklin street. whenever carolina wins this bitter rivalry it is a huge party on franklin street. now it's just sort of let the games begin and see what happens. we'll let you know how fans are bill leslie is a huge carolina fan, diehard carolina fan. and i had to work with him the day after carolina lost last month. and i hope for bill's sake it doesn't turn out that way this time. >> yes, it was tough loss for carolina fans no, doubt about it. it brian, thank you. >> getting back to durham, if the blue devils win tonight's game there's a good chance we'll see a celebration on the quad. tara lynn is live near the quad. it could look a lot different if the blue devils win. >> reporter: that's right, if they do win this is where they will be here on thquad celebrating that bonfire which is a longstanding tradition here on campus. let's take a look at video from the 2014 celebration. students have four chances to light a bonfire here on campus. the home games against unc for basketball, and if the men or women's basketball team win a national title. there are rules that the students can only burn benches. they still haven't decided if into the fire. >> when we get caught up in the hype, you never know what happens so we'll see. >> beating unc is pretty much a of the ordinary. >> reporter: it really hasn't been for duke. duke has won 11 out of the last 14, but in the overall scheme of things unc still has the upper hand in terms of overa

sheree: wlwt news 5' s brian hamrick is live at the board of court order they received. brian? brian: the polls closed at 7:30, they got the order to remain -- 8:01, 31 minutes after the polls were they said it was impossible to comply with the order. they said they did their best. it is a strange twist and election that went smoothly until 8:01. they tried to mass contact the polls, but that takes time, and many of the poll workers were already packed up and headed home. and then there were those voting machines. >> none of us got the directive, saying you have to stay open after 7:30. our coworkers had no idea this was a problem. brian: anybody who did vote had to on a provisional ballot. sheree: for the first time in a john boehner will not be heading back to congress representing the eighth congressional district in ohio. mike: in a crowded field of 15 gop candidates warren davidson comes out on top. and could eventually replace boehner. wlwt news 5' s karin johnson is live tonight in butler county. karin. karin: there are a lot of disappointed people here in middletown tonight a

brian brian i -- briany is here, co-founder and c.e.o. of airbnb, helping book travel accommodations around the world. since beginning in 2008, airbnb has connected 80 million guests with hosts in more than 190 countries, valued at more than $25 billion. writing in "time magazine" last year, it said bria brian cheskyy is contagious. pleased to have him back at this table, welcome. >> thank you very much, charlie. >> rose: i love the quote. you two share something of great passion for design. >> we love design. when i was a kid in college, a lot of kids put posters of lebron james and i had johnny's design on my wall. i wanted to be an industrial designer when i grew up and told johnny that. >> rose: he and mark are close friends. >> yeah. >> rose: and when they came here we did a friend with them -- did a program with them together and had 60 minutes on apple. >> i love johnny mark. >> rose: you've talked about this before, help us understand what airbnb does. >> you can go to airbnb and book any of 2 million homes in 191 countries. >> rose: homes, parmts. homes, apartments, castles, tree houses. we started with homes and one day someone added a castle, an igloo, so we have all these different types of spaces -- when people travel, people ask where did you go. they often mention tourist dis

brian france. but i don't think that brian france gives a crap. reporter: that is ceo of camping world, a sponsor of nascar camping world truck series he is upset with endorsed a candidate, period. he would have the same reaction if it was a candidate other than donald trump. >> my advice to brian, to understand he has to to -- constituent see there is no place in business for politics and religion be on, there is no place for it. reporter: camping word is tote to be -- set to be in cas car's not change that. >> brian just needs to realize that sport is bigger than he is. reporter: a big economic engine he said will thrive beyond the boss' personal endorsement, but he does not expect the fallout to end any time soon. lemonis has heard from other nascar sponsors and advertisers, he said he is the only one so far speaking out about him, we found him to be only one who is heard from other nascar sponsors and advertisers who are not happy about france's decision. robin kanady, fox 46, wjzy. >> all right. thank you. >> now, we did reach out to nascar today for an interview with brian france but your request was declined. >> on topic of nascar there is a new on posal by epa that has north carolina lawmakers up in arms, a antipollution regulatory effort could block racers from getting

brian: what does it mean? >> tia: i'm out of here! i wouldn't mind enjoying the weather. >> brian: you have plenty of time. >> tia: i have a lot of work to do. i'm so busy. good morning. it's wednesday, march 9th. >> brian: i follow you on twitter, remember? i see you shopping and buying handbags can doing all kinds of stuff. >> tia: not true. >> brian: i'm brian duffy. let's go to sam roberts. we have a beautiful forecast. >> tia: this is the shopper. >> samantha: i can neither confirm or deny. >> brian: we're going to open a branch office of amazon at the station for you guys. it's getting ridiculous. >> samantha: those packages show up here. we have to get ready for spring and buy our spring clothes, right, because it's warming up opened opened-toe shoe kind of weather here. this is another big story. that is that daylight saving time begins on sunday! now now, my friends in this room don't love it much because we get an hour less of sleep. just before 7:00, and it sets around 7:30. but on sunday our sunrise won't occur until almost 8:00 in the morning. don't forget before you go to bed on saturday night, you have to spring forward. so you turn your clock ahead one hour. so we do lose an hour of slee

brian loftus and i'm brian loftus. it's one of the biggest days.. in the race for the white house: it's super tuesday. ((kirsten joyce)) roughly a dozen states head to the polls .. and the winners could gain commanding leads over their rivals. scott mclean joins us live from washington, d.c. scott? scott mclean (sen. ted cruz, (r) presidential candidate) super tuesday i believe, is the most important nearly one- quarter of republican delegates and nearly a fifth of democratic delegates dozen states. what happens today could dramatically re-shape each dramatically re-shape each nomination race but the latest shows hillary clinton and donald trump will be tough to beat. nationally, clinton has 55- percent support among democrats. trump has more than triple the support of his nearest rival marco rubio. (margaret hoover, republican strategist) remember there are a lot of late deciders but i think it's still quite likely that donald trump will win on super tuesday. its been a rough couple of days for donald trump. first he was attacked relentlessly by ma

brian? brian: well, you are going to the parade tomorrow? jenna: no, i have a pregnancy thing, i feel if you stick me in a very long route there may be some issues there. brian: we don't want that. if you are going, i want you to know there is a pretty -- however we will be go, a lot of us will be there. we would love to meet you, we'll walk the route, give out treats, there is a 70% chance of rain, cooler 50s during the parade, 60 for the high of the day, we'll continue to cool saturday, has a 30% chance of rain, most of that will begun by time here up and running sunday morning. sunday is an okay day for us. monday, that is the start of spring. and we'll hit 55 but then we dry out and warm up. we'll be in mid 60s tuesday, 70s on wednesday, staying there, your bracket is a mess? >> it is. we is hear jenna, my brocket bracket is destroyed. >> i sit it on fire. jenna: i'll tell you how to avoid the rain tomorrow and parade this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first claire: h

brian: in that case, duke. they have a nice starting five but no depth and not a great year. >> tia: sounds good to me. i just chose duke. duke has always been good. >> brian: they're the defending national champs. >> tia: we have to see what happens. they are. true. >> brian: 6:08. if you're going downtown for the st. patrick's day parade, the weather shouldn't get in wur way too much, right, sam? it's going to be great with mid-50s at 1:00 when everything gets going. it will be windy and no rain during the parade, but we could see a passing shower mid to late afternoon. i'll have your full forecast after the break. >> tia: also ahead, next week debate was canceled when word got out that one of the candidates was going to blow it off anyway. >> brian: next, what michigan's governor is going to say today that t i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help

brian. brian: tracking storms to the west of us. . brian: hey, guys, going to get to weather in just a minute. but a big night on "idol" tonight. kayla and i have to talk a little bit about "american idol." what happened? kayla: we do, another double elimination night, fighting to move onto the next round, and the judges, i called it. brian thought they would keep avalon, i called sonica. brian: i thought because she was different. awesome people, i thought they would keep her because she is different. kayla: put the x over avalon and lee's face. seems like it was the beatle's night, several people singing beatles' songs, my favorite moment was laporsha singing the beatles. let's take a look right now. one thing i can tell you is come together right now, over me >> she has a phenomenal voice, a phenomenal stage presence. calling it now saying america should pick her as the next and final idol. brian: i think that's an easy call, standing there like two inches from the tv, and you ever have a dopey grin on your face because you're enjoying k

8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > ((brian loftus)) > thanks for waking up with us, i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) and i'm kirsten joyce. today, 13 states are heading to the polls. ((brian loftus)) their votes have the potential of defining which presidential candidate... could take the nomination. scott mclean is live in washington from the campaign trail. (sen. ted cruz, (r) presidential candidate) super tuesday i believe, is the most important day of the entire primary. nearly one- quarter of republican delegates and nearly a fifth of democratic delegates dozen states. what happens today could dramatically re-shape each nomination race but the latest national cnn/orc poll shows hillary clinton and donald trump will be tough to beat. nationally, clinton has 55- percent support among democrats. trump has more than triple the support of his nearest rival marco rubio. (margaret hoover, republican strategist) remember there are a lot of late deciders but i think it's still quite likely that donald trump will win on super tuesday. its been a rough couple of days for donald t

great day.brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, and brian loftus > ((brian loftus)) > thanks for joining us, i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) and i'm kirsten joyce. super tuesday was a big win for both donald trump and hillary clinton. ((brian loftus)) as for ted cruz and marco rubio, each won only several states. scott mclean joins us live with the results from the campaign trail. for donald trump and hillary clinton, super tuesday lived up to its name. (hillary clinton, (d) presidential candidate) what a super tuesday! both the democratic and republican front-runners came out looking stronger than ever . clinton won in seven states including the biggest prizes, texas and georgia, helped by overwhelming support among african- american voters. (hillary clinton, (d) presidential candidate) now this crescent city, the motor city and beyond. senator bernie sanders won four contests and says he is far from out of the race. (sen. bernie sanders, (d) presidential candidate) this campaign is not just about electing a president, it is about transforming america. (gov. chris christie, (r) new jersey) the ne

brian. brian: tracking storms to the west of us. the break. . brian: hey, guys, going to get to weather in just a minute. but a big night on "idol" tonight. kayla and i have to talk a little bit about "american idol." what happened? kayla: we do, another double elimination night, fighting to the judges, i called it. brian thought they would keep avalon, i called sonica. brian: i thought because she was different. awesome people, i thought they would keep her because she is different. kayla: put the x over avalon and lee's face. seems like it was the beatle's night, several people singing beatles' songs, my favorite moment was laporsha singing the beatles. let's take a look right now. one thing i can tell you is you've got to be free come together right now, over me >> she has a phenomenal voice, a phenomenal stage presence. i would feel comfortable calling it now saying america should pick her as the next and final idol. brian: i think that's an easy inches from the tv, and you ever have a dopey grin on your face because you're enjoying something so m

even need brya brian brian ago lon ld oh? -- >> i will say i weren't immunity for anything going forward, that way there is no question. kennedy: if he set up the server, he has got to know stuff. we are trying to get money from foreign governments in case i'm president one day. it's so incompetent. you don't know. it could be that bad. you know what's funny about this. that's usually when people stop watching. what crazy about this whole thing. there is so much unrest about trump. but when have we sat here on watched a candidate on the precipice of a nomination who might do time. kennedy: donald trump, trump university. >> and ted cruz might get deported to canada. kennedy: the panel returns because katy perry performing at a fundraiser for hillary clinton. will hillary clinton also get the endorsement of the left shark? the media is covering mitt the media is covering mitt romney's blistering attack on your path to retirement may not always be clear. the media is covering mitt romney's blistering attack on but at t. rowe pr

brian: i'm just kidding. >> tia: time is 6:41. i need a break. >> brian: you like that shot? it was just a joke. >> john: it was funny. >> brian: goofing around. >> tia: after you vote today, treat yourself to some free sweets. of course, we're talking food. i'll tell you where in just a bit. sam, we should clear with this rain by sunrise, right? a little light drizzle out there, and most of that ending through the morning. us. we still have the dense fog advisory in place for lorain, cuyahoga and medina counties, this morning. so please go slow in these areas and really all areas because there is fog in other spots, too. i'll have your forecast for the day ahead and look at the weekend when we come back. >> brian: in about ten minutes >> brian: good morning, everyone. live look from the feazel cam. i have no idea where this camera is is because the fog is making it difficult to see anything. >> tia: it's typically terminal tower right there to the left of the screen. >> brian: i have to take your word for it. >> tia: come on. you know i'm telling the truth. >> brian: it's foggy out there. all right. we're moving on now to thi

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brian. how good is brian? is this guy a winner? and the family is so incredible. some of the nascar folks came over here because they are endorsing donald trump. can you believe it? [applause] ere because they are endorsing donald trump. can you believe it? [applause] if the people that like and watch nascar vote for donald trump, they can cancel the election right now. nobody can win. [applause] mr. trump: i will bring them up owner oflly but the the whole deal, the big guy, brian france. come on up. [applause] mr. trump: he's getting pretty dapper. brian, we love you. do you want to say a few words? >> i've known donald for over 20 hiss and you know about winning in business and success. he wins with his family. he does. you leave on one other thing, any of his children you would be proud to have as her family. that how i measure a winner, how someone raises their family. [applause] greatump: one of the drivers of the world in history, the great bill elliott. come on, bill. [applause] mr. trump: we love bill. >> i don't know what to say. for what he can do for our country, i'm all for it. we need a change, that's all there is to it. i think he's the man for the job. trump: do these guys have guts. i want to go about 60, that's enough. we have ryan newman. ryan. [applause] come on up here, ryan. mr. trump: we have david reagan. david, come in. and bill and his incredible wife had a son. upsete sun -- will you be if he turns out greater than you? to be thrilled.

brian: i don't think peppermint patty is going to be -- >> tia: i'm going to get her. >> brian: you better hurry up. >> samantha: is wrigley watching. do you leave it on tv? >> tia: yes, wrigley is watching and he's like that's my future sister. >> brian: is that how wrigley talks? >> tia: yes, that's how he sounds. >> brian: just trying to clear that up. wrigley sounds very feminine. it is 55 in cleveland this morning. akron, good morning to you. we're at 56. if you're about to let the dog out, hey, great weather. 54 in canton, mansfield, and sandusky our cooler spots in the low 50s. we have mostly cloudy sky around the area. here's our satellite and radar imagery. this is all cloud cover here. no rain to track for you and of course no snow, and it's national poppy day. i just found this out like an hour ago. i'm so excited. so i just put a giant poppy on the graphic. isn't he cute? puppy planner. i don't want to talk over it. i want to look at the puppy. so cute. so we start off in the 50s. if you're going to be walking the dog today, whether it's this morning or maybe a long dog walk this afternoon, great weather. low 50s to start. mid-50s at noon, and then highs today about 2:00 to 4:00 in the a lot of clouds, and there's just the

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brian: the 20th. today is the 2nd? kayla: the meteorlogical spring started yesterday? did i just make that up. brian: yes. officially it does start on the 20th. we're in that mode and hopefully once we get, that we stay there. as i mentioned, it's still winter. bill: i'm ready for the trees to turn green again. the side effect, i get bad allergies. >>. brian: it's coming. kayla: thank you for joi [ indistinct conversations ] always set a place at the dinner table for good manners. stay seated, napkin on your lap and elbows at your sides. and remember, mealtime is for nourishment, nothing more. let the music play, he won't get away just keep the groove, and then he'll come back to you again let the music play look forward to your skin's future... with lancome's visionnaire multi-correcting cream. with patented lr-2412 and hyaluronic acid in a luxurious cream. and skin texture. feel soft, supple skin. visionnaire cream. now discover a visibly nourishing gel-in-oil night treatment. visionnaire nuit. by lancome. receive a free gift. claire: kids! breakfast! kids? oh. phil, would you get them? yeah. just a sec. kids! that is so -- okay. kids?! get down here! why are you guys yelling at us when we're way upstairs? just text me. all right, that's not gonna happen. and, wow, you're not wearing that outfit. what's wrong with it? honey, do you have

brian france was with us last week. in a venue, he got up on behalf of nascar, brian is an amazing guy he has done some job for them to endorse me was a great honor thank you very much. reporter: nascar chairman and ceo brian france has endorsed that france's decision of quote a private personal decision by brian, not a nascar endorsement. trump got most response from supporters when he talked about doing away with common core, and obamacare. and keeping american jobs from going overseas. >> i'm not going to let it happen any more this is ridiculous. all this free trade, you know, it is free trade for them, not for us, we're losing our shirts. reporter: here is why supporters tell us they like trump. >> there has been a lot of corruption in this country, i think that trump is for the people. >> he has zero tolerance for political rhetoric, he speaks his mind, he wants to make a change, he wants to make america great. >> we're going to protect our reporter: is that fire enough to win the g.o.p. nomination? if trump does win, could he beat hillary clinton? elan university poll conducted says no, not in north carolina, that politic en in mid feb -- taken in mid in february said that no. we're live in concord,

brian? brian: hey there, i am tracking weather moving our way, could bring us rain and some mountain foothill snow to the area tomorrow night. right after the break. . bill: this next story is cool. two young ladies are making it business, they're relatively famous in the competitive gun shooting world and giving men twice their age a serious run for their money. jenna caiazzo explains in tonight's fox 46 special report. >> reporter: she packs a pretty punch. at 17 years old, emily robinson is a competitive u.s. psa action pistol shooter, moving tactfully with a glock, target with ease. >> a lot of it is 90% physical, 10% mental amount lot with how you think. >> reporter: her parents, both police officers in kramerton started teaching her gun safety. >> they got me started in gun safety when me and my brothers were 3, 4, very young for safety reasons. >> reporter: the apple of her dad's eye and he's one of her good luck charms who travels to every competition with her >> i bought a plastic bear and rub its head before each stage, it's really weird. >> reporter: she was named national champion giving men and women older and younger than her a run for her money. >> quite a few younger than me, a lot start at 9, 10, control it safely. >> reporter: while she's a professional on more levels than one, robinson is constantly learning from people we had competes with. >> you can be the best shooter or just be starting out. every match, i don't shoot the same people. i'll shoot with one squad this day, one squad the next, depends who shows up. >> reporter: when she's not learning, she's teaching, known as the 17-year-old always lending a helping hand at range and trying to be a team player in whatever way she can. >> you want to help people and support them when shooting and help out on the range and score and pace and do whatever >> reporter: one young shooter robinson has taken under her wing is soaring in her own right. >> she's a role model, i want to shoot more up to her level. >> reporter: makayla rider is a 15-year-old competitive shooter who prefers the long barrel of a rifle as the weapon of her choice. she takes the sport seriously. >> as long as you are able to correct your mistakes and not too hard on yourself. >> reporter: she isn't in it alone, her mom, dad and sister are biggest support group. >> shooting is a lot more family oriented than people think. i enjoy doing a lot with my family. >> the four of us will come out here and spend a range day, and we all have a good time, and mom gets involved and both the girls shoot, and we'll come out here, we'll be out here for three, four hours, shooting, having a good time. >> reporter: as she hones the skill of target shooting, rider is adding to a sport mixed crowd with people of all ages catching onto the competitive pastime. >> you see a lot of people at competition, i love seeing new girls, no matter their age, a the love them surprise themselves how good they can shoot and how much better they can shoot. >> reporter: practice makes perfect for this little lady as she perfects her rifle shot and moves onto trains for action pistol shooting like her role model, emily robinson. >> pulling that trigger and just coming out here and doing something i'm passionate about, and learning that my family is behind me is the greatest feeling in the world. bill: impressive. i have trouble hitting somebody 20 feet away when i go paint balling with the guys back home. they are both home-schooled so they can travel to competitions and make time for practice. brian, these are two ladies you certainly don't want to mess with, right? brian: that's impressive when she can run, you saw what i minutes later trying to shoot. let's say trying to do a pullup. thanks, bill. i have a lot of respect for what the young ladies can do. talk about the headlines and what we're seeing over the next few days. we are, we have a day off, but rain that is returning thursday night in the area. now here's good news, won't linger too long. a nice weekend this weekend, and even better next week's going to feel like spring. we're not quite there yet. march 20th, the official start of spring. make a nice little push temperaturewise. today we cooled off bigtime out, there but essentially put us right where we should be this time of year or typically are at 58 degrees, start the day at 44. that will not be the case tomorrow. as a matter of fact, temperature right now versus 24 hours ago, over 25 degrees cooler. you know that means we're and some spots already are. the mount

brian. >>> brian, that, you. >>> my pleasure. >>> coming up. the pennsylvania district attorney unveils an investigation blaming two bishops for decades of covering up sex abuse on the hands of priests. the republican no criminal charges will result from the grand jury report. >>> dry and mild. but these dry days are numbered. when i expect the rain to make a come-back and how much we will get by the end of the week. >>> a quick peek. this is 680 northbound, another slow start. i told you about that traffic cam. it was 880, 280, wanted to pass it along. four on 2 will be right back. >> the umbrella company for the oakland tribune and two other papers announced they are consolidating to two papers. starting april 5th, 27 weekly and daily papers will be two pucks called the east bay time and the mercury news. the biggest change will be in oakland. a large bay area city without a daily paper. oakland will have a weekly paper with fremont and hayward. the president of bay area news says that changes are about "a desire to chargen our content offers

brian singletary learns about the chair. >> looks a little relaxing until you get into it, right? >>> at the hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida, brian singletary's continuing disruptive behavior has not gone unnoticed. >> i'm calm but i'm numb. but i can't really feel my legs and my arms. >> it's been 24 hours since singletary arrived from a florida state prison, and intake officers searching his legal paperwork found suspicious documents they believe are linked to a tax fraud scam. singletary denies that. >> i just needed to have that legal work. >> he's been demanding the return of his legal papers, but his aggressive behavior has prompted officers to put him in a restraint chair. >> i was banging on the door because they wouldn't come talk to me. they were just telling me it was confiscated. that wasn't a good enough answer to me because i'm entitled to my legal work. i wanted someone to talk to me. that is the way to get them to talk to me. but they didn't have no understanding. so it was the chair. put me in the chair for beating on the door. i don't like the chair. i can say that much. >> it's purely a time-out. it can go anywhere from a few minutes up to four hours. >> singletary has been in the restraint chair for three hours. sergeant sarah herman will determine when he is calm enough to be released back to his cell. >> if it says calm across the board for 30 minutes, i always go in to have a talk with them to bring it back to this is why you're here. this is why you've been placed in the chair. do you understand this is not the way to get things done here in the jail. when we talked last time, you said i was going to be doing this all day. >> i don't do this. i was upset. >> how do i even know your character when you got here yesterday? >> i'm a man of my word. >> okay, you're saying that. i do not play. when you decide that you want to be disruptive, consequences are to follow. okay? zero tolerance for negative behavior. >> absolutely. >> you can't destroy things or bang on the windows because it's going to hurt you. to prevent you in the long run from doing that, it is going to hurt you, that's why we use the chair. if they are compliant and going in agreeance with what i'm saying, absolutely they'll come out. but again it depends on their demeanor. you're a man. >> exactly. >> you're grown. >> exactly. >> we should not have to do this. >> exactly. >> did i not tell you when the captain was going to get with you regarding that legal work? >> exactly. >> but you wanted to force the issue. >> no. >> so we're not going to have that anymore. i just want to make sure. >> i gave you my word. i told you. >> i need confirmation yes or no. >> you will not have any trouble out of me. no. >> i need confirmation we're not going to have any more problems. >> and i said no. >> thank you. >> deputies will now release singletary from the chair and escort him back to his cell in the men's confinement unit. >> you been in the chair before? your first time in the chair. what did you think? >> not fun. >> not fun. looks a little relaxing until you get into it, right? >> i'm relaxed all the way through it, but it's uncomfortable. your whole body be numb. >> absolutely. i don't want to go through that again. >> changed his behavior. let him get his feet stable on the ground first, get his bearing. the nurse is here, going to check you out to make sure everything is okay. just get out of the chair. do a check. there was no force. you know, compliant. >> not close to the door. >> all the way back. >> okay. >> we're done for the day. i'm just asking, sir. are we done for the day? tell me what i need to do because i got to move on. i'm sorry? >> i'm not going to cause no problems. >> absolutely not. we're there. we're in the same lane. good deal. >> coming up -- >> i see her get put in shackles and stuff really wasn't necessarily the highlight of my time. >> a jailhouse triangle in which a son could send his mother to prison and her ex-boyfriend attempts to win her back with poetry. >> so now it is our very lucky day. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> at hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida, inmate david link has discovered a creative way to spend his time. >> i'm about to color this picture. i'm doing it with m&ms because we don't have anything else in here. i put them in water on the spoon. i wait for the color to come off that. i use the water just as a paint. i have a pencil without any lead in it and folded it over as wood, and i dip this in it and paint the picture. i got the basic colors from the m&m the chocolate is left and i'll eat that. >> link is the son of rosanna dimauro whose ex-boyfriend is kasey ackerman. currently, all three are in the custody of the hillsborough county jail on various charges related to the stabbing and incineration murder of 26-year-old robert brewer. the crime made local headlines like all such incidents caught the attention of master deputy steven gray. >> what we have here is our high-profile board. anything that makes the paper, they will make the board. this is an interesting case. you have an older female who is dating a younger male who is friends with her son, and they are now locked up in our facility awaiting trial. >> ackerman, who prosecutors say was the ringleader of the murder, has been held in the men's lockdown unit where he has been confined to his cell 23 hours a day since he entered. >> the finger's been pointed. i've been implicated in it. this is where i got to sit. >> thoughts of dimauro help occupy his time. >> this is rosana sitting on the back there. that's her on the beach of the coast of california. she took that part of my heart. just something you know that i'll never be able to let go. >> but dimauro doesn't share ackerman's passion. >> it wasn't intended on being a relationship. it was intended on being a one-night thing. we weren't together that long. just a couple months. so it wasn't something i was planning on going forward with. >> still, as ackerman awaits his murder trial in jail, he writes love poems. >> it's called my wondering love for her. so here i am wondering if i will ever see the light of day because i have the love for her that will never go away. but all she does was be crazy and run away and i will never leave again and i will -- and i will -- and i love you so, so much, man. so much. so much that i -- that i want to stay. so now it is our very lucky day. i love rosanna so much. i'm saying i spent my days thinking about her, what we should do, what we can do. i wish that i could write her but she don't write back. >> in jail inmates in different housing units are not allowed to correspond, but someone else has been writing to dimauro. >> yeah, there's a lot of lers. >> dimauro recently reconnected with a former co-worker and they have forged a romantic bond. >> love you, rosanna. p.s. i hope you love the card. >> he takes care of me in here. he gives me money for canteen and visits me every day. he writes me letters every day. i am locked in the cell for 24 hours a day. and he is there with the caring words that somebody needs to hear. >> i probably done lost my chance, you know what i'm saying. she's probably going to move on, find another person to be with. it hurts in some ways, you know what i'm saying, but there is nothing i can do about it if she wants to be with me or someone else. i wanted to spend the rest of my life with her and i still do. >> but dimauro is far more concerned about her son david. >> this is my son david. this is when he was 16. when i look at the photograph, it just makes me think of the good time that is we've had together. he's funny. he's always -- he's always making me laugh. and that's what i miss most about him. >> since they were arrested, dimauro has seen link only once during a court hearing. >> when i went to court, my son david did a heart motion. like this. he put his hands like this in a heart shape and he said that he loved me. he couldn't speak out loud but he motioned his lips i love you. it made me just burst out crying. >> link has accepted a plea deal for his role in the murder and could be called to testify against his mother and ackerman. >> i don't want to testify against no one but i've always been a firm believer that the truth will set you free and everything. this crime was against my morals. so the easiest way for me to fight that in my mind was just tell them the truth about exactly what happened. >> his testimony could send his mother to prison for years. >> i could lose my whole entire life. my biggest fear is not getting had out until my kids and grandchildren are grown. i'm very upset, but i love my son. and i mean he's blood. he's family no matter what. and i love him to death. but, you know, i really feel sad that he would do something like that. >> with her trial potentially month as way, dimauro says she copes with her indefinite time in confinement by sleeping some 16 hours a day. >> i like to sleep if i can. because it takes away all the pain. i don't want to feel anything right now because if i did, i'd break apart and i can't allow that to happen for my kid. it's better to sleep it through than to sit here and think and think and think. it's not fun. it's not fun. >> coming up -- >> what's going on, brian? >> brian singletary faces an interrogation from authorities. >> i don't have nothing to hide. >> all right. >> i'm not guilty about nothing. >> you need to cut your hair. >> i ain't cutting my hair. >> and kasey ackerman faces a different sort of interrogation from his little sister. >> i told you you don't need to have a wife when you have a sister like me. >>> at the hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida, master deputy steven gray notices a story in his morning paper that hits close to home. >> the headline is inmate stole $39 million from the irs in 2009. and that's just what they caught in their audits, so the estimate is actually much more than that and the cover story continues on the second page. i mean, that's a pretty huge article and the thing that gets me, you go to the list and the number one is florida. >> according to the report prison inmates in florida accounted for $12.6 million in fraudulent claims, almost a third of the national total. >> not only are we numbe

brian: you met with his son? robert: i never actually did -- i refer to him in the book but i never met him. brian: what happened to him? robert: his son went into exile and died a few years later of cirrhosis, some disease related to drinking. brianw big is romania? robert: 23 million people. poland is in high 30's-40's. it is about the size of oregon or something. what is important about your question is romania is the demographic and geographical organizing principle of southeastern europe to the same extent that poland is to northeastern europe. it is sort of the poland of the balkans in terms of his geopolitical importance. brian: how to change between 1981-2013? robert: in 1981, the colors were black and white. 2000 13, it is multicolored. in 1981, it made a profound impression on me because of the long bread lines -- literally bread lines, people waiting in line for stale bread. mile long and it was the only communist regime in eastern europe that start its own people. 2000 and 13, bucharest is glittering, it is a mishmash, and as a lot of bad new architecture -- some good new architecture, beautiful new plexiglas vancouver-like buildings right next to vacant lots because this is part of the corruption. the property regime

brian, thank you. >>> and brian, as you know, we're hearing this evening from the americans who were trapped in the middle of the terror today. i spoke with brian carroll from washington, d.c., who was on that train. he helped pry the door open after the explosion. >> as i was leaving in the morning, i saw on my phone that there had been some news of an attack in the airport, and -- actually hesitated for a minute, before i got on the metro this morning. the moment when you knew something had gone wrong? >> yeah, it was almost immediately. as we're pulling into the maalbeek station, there was a massive explosion. the lights went out. the power went out on the train. everyone fell to the ground. it was clear to me, at least, that this was a terrorist attack. >> no question in your mind, that you had to pry those doors open? >> yeah, i saw the people going for the door, it wasn't opening and i thought, you know what, we don't know who else is on this train or, you know, the attacker might be on the train itself, our maybe there will be more explosions. one of the other passengers went to try and open the door and it was difficult and so, collecti