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brian vul van, giving -- brian sullivan giving davis the lead. second half, jack gibbs heating up. blown by the deal with the easy land. it's tied at 34-34. 13 minutes to go. it's gibbs, showing off the touch. wildcats finished 10-8, with an 87-80 win. we have final four actions in hoops. combine for 40 points. sage had 32. as east lincoln defeated horrist -- forest hills. meanwhile, class a, number 1 north seed connect. charlotte catholic, first time they'll play march 12th. >>> charlotte hornets. shart picked up the last 9. the victory keeps the hornets in 6th spot in the eastern conference standings. >>> nick patoon. both scored over 30 points. first time there's been two or more players scoring 30 or more. walker continues to shine. dished out 10 assists. steve clifford says his point guard is playing an an extremely high level. >> we'll have more later tonight. then we'll be back in action monday. >> before we get another check of the forecast, we have breaking news for you. a tow truck driver has been arrested for assault with deadly weapon, inflicting serious injury. police

a car show toed by a dog show and brian van de graaff is master of ceremonies and will take place around noon. whatever you do have a great weekend. i'm kidd o'shea. jonathan: might be this could be in your calendar things to do. national zoo and the panda house are in the plans you might see this. the panda cam. bei bei is take a moment to enjoy the video. we caught a pan the playing. the panda got out and played in the snow. but the school district shut the schools down. they didn't want the kids in the snow. how does it happen? michelle: last night at 1:30 when they made the announcement, i thought i know they wouldn't joke about that but i did take a double take. are you serious? really? the kids were like we got -- jonathan: what do you think hay i'll say? michelle: some wonder why they didn't have school. a parent said they have the days to use, so why not use them? that is like using sick days for vacation days. use it when you need them but today was a waste. jonathan: we do, too. michelle: right now looking at the national harbor. steve: clouds are there and the storm system tha

we go there live in a moment, but first meteorologist brian van de graaff tells us what to plan for.

brian van aken here with weather details. >> reporter: knife is behind us that might be just for a little bit by next tricky have morceli warm days away things get cooler with the high temperatures today yesterday talking larcenies and '80s to the like '50s and '60s and 50 for daly city at monday 75 yesterday and then set a 6167 jose and to check it of 80 degrees notice how much cooler is today over yesterday lot of places 10 to 20 degrees cooler in just one day things onshore winds also lot of low quality this this morning to until the early afternoon before finally cleared in some places the live usf those some high clouds with signs to come the start spinning around in the ocean and also some low clouds and the hills will have those to especially tomorrow morning fairly heavy cloudiness for the morning could be a few bricks of sunshine early on mostly cloudy with a partial clearing the fit much of the day buffalo close a clear and sunday at a store for the coming through the will produce rain primarily in the afternoon it does not look heavy. the forecast models only showing 1/4 inch f

but we could see a slight cool kron 4's brian van aken has been tracking the forecast. brian, what can we expect >> reporter: temperatures in the '50s where the water temperature every temperature today and into the '70's 80's here at the highest from the saturn and and 81 degrees at oakland mayor of 8082 for san mateo most places in the upper 70's elsewhere. this number a good 10 to 15 degrees above average for this time of year onshore winds kick in tomorrow and all means cooler weather coming our way starting tomorrow in san francisco notice the palm trees swaying little will help cushion lore clouds to our night and will close living in the bay tomorrow morning and see the sun tomorrow the details coming up later on. a gruesome discovery in the east bay. police have discovered the remains of a 90-year-old el cerrito woman in a trash barrel where she lived. officials have confirmed the remains were of mary osbin. and mary was last seen at her house an arrest warrant has been daughter. alicia osbin. investigators believe she is in she is considered armed and volunteer

on the van wyck, brian conniebear, cbs 2 news. >> the d.o.t. says phase two of that project is actually slightly ahead of schedule. and could wind up under budget. phase three won't begin until this coming summer. >>> a woman simply trying to drive to work ends up being a witness to a murder in new jersey. another woman, ran to her for help. of street. cbs 2's scott rapaport has more now on the investigation from jersey city. >> she was lifeless. you can pretty much see she was lifeless. she was in a pool of blood, laying there. >> reporter: a chaotic and alarming scene in jersey city this morning. shell casings and glass from scattered car windows, littering the pavement on monitor street off of johnston avenue. a woman shot dead by a man in what authorities say appears to be a tragic domestic dispute. at least six shots fired in the middle of the street. >> i talked to eyewitness who tells me he saw it all as it happened. >> i saw a guy chasing the girl and he is shooting her in the back. >> and authorities say an innocent bystander was caugh

we counted four in san francisco. 820 brian street shut down. 1455 market, 600 van ness and this one near 16th and mission. mcdonalds won't find a 20 to 35 year least and most of the leases are coming up. >> you are probably paying less than the dollar square foot. when that same lease comes up for renewal, particularly in san francisco where the rents have skyrocketed you are looking at rents that will be 15 to 20 times that. >> reporter: the chain is still making money. just not here. he says the makers of the happy meal are making happier profits in places like europe or asia where the company is expanding. >> they are going to get more demand in the other markets. the profit margins will be higher. >> reporter: especially in a city known for its foody culture and healthier all terntives. >> we are aware of the processed foods and what it means to get the product to your plate. >> reporter: mcdonalds customers i spoke to say the arches are here to stay. >> you are working. you are going to school and you want something quick and fast and somewhat nutritious, you know. everyone wan

van. the next trial is lieutenant brian rice. he is charged with manslaughter and assault. that trial is set for april 15. baltimore has agreed to pay freddie gray's family $6.4 million to settle a civil litigation. stay with abc 7 for continuing coverage. back to you. leon: the state of texas is reeling from severe weather in tornadoes. the national weather service says this may have been caused by ef-1 force winds. power lines were knocked down. the good news is nobody was injured in this location and houston. severe storms are blamed for at least one death. alison: a rare phenomenon so luray- a total clips, when the moon completely hides from the solar surface, cutting off rays of sunlight. the next one will not happen until august of next year. leon: that one will be cooler because everybody in the country will see it, traveling west to east. alison: this weather -- steve: we are all watching the thermometer. alison: tomorrow will be really warm? steve: even warmer than today come and thursday will be the warmest of the week. it was awesome the only bad part was the pol

. >> hi brian and sharrie, i mentioned the van fire on cotman avenue in the southbound lanes of 95, the van has been moved off to the side of the road and it was engulfed in flames during the 3:00 hour and police and firefighters are on the scene. you see the long line of delay, a half hour from wood hache ento the vine. and the northbound lane there's say gaper delay there as well. and dipping to the teens on the schuylkill expressway nice and slow on the westbound lanes. here we are at 30th street station, these are eastbound lanes, and westbound traffic and again just a slow ride overall out there. 42 freeway southbound we have an accident route 130 blocking the center lane, keep that in mind in new jersey, and 32 bypass, and 30 bypass, reedsville road and 32, there was an overturned tractor trailer but it is reopened. but looking at one of the bigger delays, the boulevard nice and slow volume if you make your way over the twin bridges, you'll tap your brakes through broad street now. the ben franklin bridge, nice out there, a beautiful day, taking a look at all the other bridges the

versus the day that they work, being closed off from the public via the broadcast media van, is a little bit ironic. brian: i will put on the screen a list of public officials and how much money they are paid every year and ask you about this. you can see it up on the screen. 400,000 dollars, has for years. vice president $237,000. speaker of the house $223,000. speaker majority, minority $193,000.ke regular members make up $174,000. it used to be on a parity basis. $260,000, ae makes regular justice is $249,300. what you think of that? brian: given how much -- gabe roth: given how much money highly skilled attorneys are paid, they will take pay cuts. chief justice john roberts was working, he did work for hogan and heart, it is hogan and global now. he is making upwards of one dollar -- $1 million to $2 million a year. that is money well spent. i think it is a bargain, given that they could be making a whole heck of a lot more in today's economy, given each one of their skill and intelligence. that doesn't necessarily bother me. one thing we talk about budget and funding that bothers me is each year, and

day that they work, being closed off from the public via the broadcast media van, is a -- ban is a little bit ironic. brian: i will put on the screen a list of public officials and how much money they are paid every year and ask you about this. you can see it up on the screen. the president may 400,000 dollars, has for years. vice president $237,000. speaker of the house $223,000. speaker majority, minority leaders make $193,000. regular members of congress make $174,000. unusual, and it used to be on a parity basis. chief justice makes $260,000, a regular justice is $249,300. what you think of that? gabe roth: given how much money highly skilled attorneys are paid, they will take pay cuts. if chief justice john roberts was working, he did work for hogan and heart, it is hogan and lovell now. there is no question that he was making upwards of one million or $2 million a year. think that is money well spent. i think it is a bargain, given that they could be making a whole heck of a lot more in today's economy, given each one of their skill and intelligence. so that doesn't necessarily , bother me. one thing

van. officials say his injury was because he was not wearing a seat belt. >>> >> >> danielle: and now detectives and a trooper indicted on purge eerie choonchtz brian intend yeah has been fired from the public he can appeal the decision. he is accused of lie being the arrest of sandra bland and their confrontational stop in houston that was caught on dashcam video. you see it there. bland found dead inside her jail ll. her death was ruled a suicide. >>> >> oscar pistorius is motion denied by a south florida couou. the highest court. the constitutional court dismissing haze peel against his murder conviction. pistorius found guilty of shoot and killing his girlfriend d eva steenkamp at his moment on valentine's day in 2013. he claims he miss took her for an intruder. e ruling now clears the way for a judge to sentence t former olympian in april tie minimum of 15 years in prison. >> coming up on 7 news at 6:30, terrifying moments for a couple driving down a highway when a tire from a semi truck comes crashing through the wind child shield. >> danielle: chaos in the car goes off in the bronx. what police say is behind this explosive emergency. >>> >>> >>> >>

brian stelter. gloria borger with us. van jones is here. and cnn politic's executive editor mark preston is here.this debate here in flint? >> this was a late add. the democratic national committee only scheduled six debates. they thought this race was over, that bernie sanders wouldn't have the burn. guess what? he had the burn. they needed to find a place to do it. hillary clinton an bernie sanders both suggested they would like to do it here. it made sense. it dropped in the schedule. what better place to have one than a place found by the local government and the state government -- >> all of our hearts go out to the people of flint. but they also have a political ration rationale to try to under score how the republicans and the democrats might handle this crisis. >> no doubt. i think you'll see from the stage behind us tonight you'll hear bernie sanders and hillary clinton talk about how they will, if elected president, will do what they can do to try to make water palatable again, that you can actually consume water. it's amazing that you can't do this. it's a different message. >> gloria,

brian taylor began singing the adele inspired song "i'm sorry". listen. ♪ i want to say i'm story >>> according to police, taylor and two others forced a 22-year-old man into a vangunpoint and drove him to the end of the street to rob him. the judge was move by the song maybe a little, he sentenced him to two years, he hopes to earn a business degree and stay involved in his church after his release. i don't think sinking is in his future. >>> this is a viral video that has many scratching their heads. how many girls do you see. the photo was posted a week ago. it's been liked 15,000 times. she is not telling you how many girls are in the photos. to me it seems clear there are two girls an orderly one and younger one and she used mirrors there's a lot of debate about the girls. >>> matt. >>> two? >> reporter: yes. >>> a turkey in the garden state seemed all banged up about the thanksgiving thing. a wild bird ruffled feathers at a south jersey car dealership. >>> we have more on the electrician who plunged to his death from the top of a los angeles sky scraper. we'll be back. our bacteria family's been on this cushion for generations. i like to watch them clean,

van. kayla: that is a lot of gold. >>> you probably noticed, temperatures a lot cooler than yesterday, but brian was saying earlier in the show that his forecast is going to make us happy for the beginning of next week. you're saying we're going to see spring-like temperatures? bill: they are spring-like temperatures. brian: are you headed to the beach? kayla: i am, given up on snowboarding, i'm ready for the beach. brian: fair enough. years. that's the last time i saw the beach. i got married, fat and happy. that's what i'm saying. let's talk about the temperatures right now. it's okay if you are in lower elevations in the 50s. but setup with freezing temperatures in boone and jefferson for snow to move in here, we have moisture moving in tomorrow night and with the cold temperatures in place as it moves in, good solid chance we see snow, maybe a couple inches of fresh snow for those of you thinking about skiing. let's look at satellite and radar right now. dry. it is sunny out there across most of the area, going stay that way. again for the remainder of tonight. cloud buildup and disturbances out further to the we

brian. >> and yeah, we are talking about a well-financed campaign, and there is campaign veteran ted van dyken enjoying a beverage behind you, kasie hunt, from the bar. thank you so much. >> i was just going to say, i'm so glad that she said if you have covered a campaign, you will know what this is. i was thinking god, every time i've been on a campaign, that's what happens at this time of night. one of the things that's going to be interesting to watch here, obviously, this michigan win is a very, very big win for bernie sanders. it would have been a big lost if he lost, but it's a bigger win because he won it there, especially giving the polling going into it, and there's all sorts of reasons why the polling might have been wrong. all the polling said hillary clinton was going to win. but with bernie sanders winning here, especially given the states that are going to be voting one week from tonight, which is a much bigger delegate hall and states that are going to have a big impact in terms of the overall delegate count, it will be interesting to see if this michigan victory for bernie sand

more with travis tonight, as well as brian chessby of air bnb tonight on pbs on my program. peter van sa >>> oregon majestic river gorge is a mecca for hikers across the midwest. in 2009 the twisting narrow mountainous trails attracted an aspiring model and her boyfriend. tomorrow night on "48 hours" peter van sant looks at the mother's bizarre prediction of how her hike could end. here is a preview. >> reporter: from the first moment stephen nichols met rhonda casto he knew he met the girl of his dreams. >> when i met rhonda, it was nothing can compare to rhonda. i was beyond smitten with her. when our daughter was born, it meant everything to her. became the focus and the center >> shea is just like her mamma. she loves jewelry. >> reporter: when their daughter was nine months old, rhonda decided to return to her other passion, modeling and she needed to lose some weight. >> she comes up with the idea, let's hike the 25 most famous trails in oregon. so that was our goal. >> reporter: as rhonda and stephen made their way up this eagle creek trail, they had some challenges. it was abo

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van. officials say hisnjury was the result of not being restrained with a seat belt. >>> a texas p trooper fired and indicted after arresting a woman during a traffic stop last year. trooper brian accused of sandra of failing to use her turn signalal days later she was found dead in her jail cell. no one was charged with her death. he claimed he remooved her from the car to conduct a safer traffic stop. >>> appeal dismissed for oscar pistorius, south african's highest court rejecting his conviction. he's now s to return for a sentenced. he faces a minute mull of 15 years in jail after he was convicted of gunning down his girlfriend on valentine's day three years ago. he remains under house arrest. >>> and coming up next on 7 news at noon, a father telling his side of the story after cleared of charges in son's disappearance. >>> and mother whose baby was taken bay relative has something to say to that family member. >>> carnaval on the mile will be taking place this weekend in coral gableses. hopefully you can bring the family, the kids, friends to join in on all the fun that's going to be taking place t. forecast is looking prom missing. the complete forecast is cominin up nex

van to you on the democrats and david plouf's claim. i was truking to briancretary for hillary for america. they might have been popping bottles last night, b i don't know if they are popping bottles ahead of november. how seriously do you think democrats really need to take mr. trump? >> a lot more seriously than we have. this is trump-zilla. this guy destroyed the republican establishment hands down. it was ugly. there is not one establishment republican left except for kasich, who has one state to his name. and you know, he can't go anywhere beyond. that this is a phenomenon. and you have liberals from coast to coast saying, well, he can't win. it can't happen here. it is happening here. i don't know what more evidence liberals need to take this seriously than the fact that -- >> is it denial? >> it's some bizarre mental -- i don't know -- brain fart. listen, you can't sit here and look at these numbers and see this guy winning in state after stai state region after region, rich people, poor people, smurfs, moneyettes, everybody in the republican party and

more with travis tonight, as well as brian chessby of air bnb tonight on pbs on my program. >>> the death of a young mother. peter van sant talks >>> good friday morning to you. 36 degrees right now. falling. move through the recovery night hours ask that means the roads could still be on the wet side. here's our radar, we are still tracking rather cloudy conditions for us as well and that's what's keeping the temperatures where they are. 36 >>> oregon majestic river gorge is a mecca for hikers across the midwest. in 2009 the twisting narrow mountainous trails attracted an aspiring model and her boyfriend. tomorrow night on "48 hours" peter van sant looks at the mother's bizarre prediction of how her hike could end. here is a preview. >> reporter: from the first moment stephen nichols met rhonda casto he knew he met the girl of his dreams. >> when i met rhonda, it was nothing can compare to rhonda. i was beyond smitten with her. when our daughter was born, it meant everything to her. became the focus and the center of her life. she loves jewelry. >> reporter: when their daughter was nine months old, rhonda decided to

brian chesky of air bnb. >>> a mystery along a beautiful hiking trail. "48 hours" examines the death of a young mother. next, peter vanl you go? ♪ how much will you see? ♪ electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. ♪ ♪ >>> oregon majestic river gorge is a mecca for hikers across the northwest. in 2009 the twisting narrow mountainous trails attracted an aspiring model and her boyfriend. tomorrow night on "48 hours" peter van sant looks at the mother's bizarre prediction of how her hike could end. here is a preview. >> reporter: from the first moment stephen nichols met rhonda casto, he knew he met the girl of his dreams. >> when i met rhonda, it was nothing can compare to rhonda. i was beyond smitten with her. when our daughter was born, it meant everything to her. became the focus and the center of her life. >> she's just like her mama. she loves jewelry. >> reporter: when their daughter was 9 months old, rhonda decided to return to her other passion, modeling, and she needed to lose some weight. >> she comes up with the idea, let's

vans. give me a break. i don't know if i could have stood there and taken that the way president obama did. >> what is the alternative, in your view? >> the alternative, brian, is to extract some concessions for the united states. when you look at this last year of engagement of cuba and the united states, the list of concessions that our government has afforded the cuban dictatorship is long, and you heard raul castro asking for more. he's asking for gitmo even though we are legally in gitmo. we had an agreement that predated the cuban resolution. why didn't they make demands, for example, for release of a fugitive under the law, for instance, a cop killer in new jersey? cubans who killed four americans on february 24, 1996. where is our list of demands not so much for the cuban people, even though that's important, too, because we, in our neighborhood and this hemisphere, we don't practice the type of human rights abuses that you see in the middle east and in other parts of the world, but when are the american people going to get something out of this negotiation? when are u.s. national security interests going to benefit? the fbi still says cuba has one

brian needs some pancakes and coffee. >> a woman from redding leads cops -- >> on a high speed chase in a scooby-doo van. 51-year-old sharond just like it goes on the show, the suspect disappeared. police say it ended -- the pursuit -- >> yeah. >> -- ended. >> for some reason this is a crazy -- >> she is still on the run. >> right. >> so very entertaining. >> let's get a red pencil. >> all right. it happens. >> stand by. >> live tv. >> that's right. >> all right, in other news, voters in four states are heading to the polls today. michigan is the big prize of course because there are a lot of delegates up for grabs. 59 delegates. >> brand-new poll has donald trump in the lead with john kasich closing in behind, the ohio governor has managed to close the gap by 16% in a couple of days. can he catch trump? let's ask donald trump, he joins us on the phone. >> good morning. they like me in michigan, i have to say. let's see what happens. >> what do you think is happening with john kasich closing in? >> well, i think rubio is really failing badly. he's been a terrible senator, he doesn't show up to vote, he has some big problem