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also teaches a fitness class inspired by pilates daughter aubrey two years ago that prompted a change. erica austin: i looked at her and i thought if she grows up to be like me as i am right now i'm unhappy. i'm obese. i don't have confidence and i really don't love myself so i'm not going to let her do that. jean jadhon/wdbj7: but erica did not just go from doing nothing to being an instructor- it all started with small steps erica: the way i started was using some of the equipment on my own so that i could be in my own little world and hope no she also took short eventually built up the courage erica: i had intense so obese and intense back pain 32 erica: i heard the 'there's no judgement and if you need a modifciation there are options for the instructors showed her proper alignment so herself. i like lemon. i like onions. i like celery. i like grapes. at home, erica now stocks the refridgerator with fruits and vegetables at eye level- her kitchen canisters are filled with nuts and seeds. i've got my almonds, pistachios, walnuts cashews. she's given up processed foods- chopping sound cele

it was the birth of daughter aubrey two years ago that prompted a change. erica austin: i looked at her and i thought if she grows up to be like me as i am right now i'm unhappy. i'm obese. i don't have confidence and i really don't love going to let her do that. jean jadhon/wdbj7: but erica did not just go from doing nothing to being an instructor- it all started with small steps erica: the way i started was using some of the equipment on my own so that i could be in my own little world and hope no one would look at me she also took short walks-- and eventually built up the courage to take a class. erica: i had intense knee pain from being so obese and intense back pain 32 erica: i heard the instructors say things like 'there's no judgement and if you need a modifciation there are options for you.' the instructors showed her proper alignment so she could exercise without hurting herself. i like lemon. i like onions. i like celery. i like grapes. at home, erica now stocks the refridgerator with fruits and vegetables at eye level- her kitchen with nuts and seeds.

international conference on the death penalty that begins in rome. >>> storm team 4 tracking big changes for your workweek. erica will show you when rain is >>> have tip for new york's biggest i-team? call or e-mail. >>> people in parts of new jersey are reporting more rattling after friday's earthquake. police in butler got many calls about aftershocks today. now, friday was the second quake in that area in the past two months. this video from friday shows one worker right there on the phone, on surveillance video. there he goes, he looks out the window, feels something shake. e quake 1.1 in magnitude, not very im essive. police say a few minor aftershocks were recorded today. >>> if you were in sandy hook bay, you would have seen some mammals taking in the s today. seals hung out on skeleton hill island this afternoon. the gateway national recreation area shared this photo on s ial media. they invited visitors to come and take a look. just hanging out. >> not too long until we can hang out on the beach. >> even the marine life has to take advantage of this beautiful weather we had this weekend. of course today

erica. >> changes the way screeners are changed after a screen of embarrassing public mistakes. >>> may be the . >> if you have ticket toss see barry manilow, he's not coming. he cancelled his show in northern kentucky university. he was rushed to l.a. after a concert back in memphis, apparently had complications from emergency oral surgery on monday. will be announced so keep your ticket. hope he's okay. >> agency is training all the new airport screeners at one centralized academy. the training academy is in in glenco, georgia. the academy opened in january as the tsa tries to recover from a series of high-profile embarrassments, including two officers fired for globing passengers in denver. and why -- how screeners planned for 60 of the 67 tests. the new trainers who will be trained here, is personal. she was a flight pan am passenger, and was a few feet away with ra bomb went off on board. >> when i talk to my class, you are not here by accident. i was not there by accident. that threat in 1992, is, is today's threat still. . >>> they have to pass practical equipment. they plan to have

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know there's a lot going on this weekend including valentine's day so be extreme cold change peoples plans fox25 erica ritchie got the beat of boston tonight she's live now the common after speaking with people who are ready to brave the temperatures. >> reporter: they are vanessa most i spoke with our completely unfazed by the forecast that we just heard there one woman has hiking plans she's keeping and another family told me they are coming skating here this weekend on the pond and that's not changing there is only one of them that i spoke with tonight who says he is hibernating for the next couple of days he actually has good reason. he is from the south. this is his first winter in new england. >> is too cold we come from georgia. not used to this. it also means that he and his governor not prepared for this englanders who had the cold weather gear and of course a hot drink always in hand. for that reason it's business as usual for most this weekend and that is very good news for the restaurant industry in particular because it is a huge time of year for them. it certainly helps that valentine's

extended period of time. in 10 minutes, we'll track when the rain mixes and changes over to snow. minutes. back to you. >> erica, check back. attorney shot at a police officer, says he ran from the >> the officer thought his life was in daker. . >> what happened when the shot was fired. >> in court this morning on aggravated vehicular assault charge. his attorney wanted a low bomb from the one time honor student. >> graduated with honors from fairfield high school. >> dream in becoming a dental hygienist on hold. sergeant smith, a veteran tried investigate, he took off. police say he bailed out and ran. when he pulled out his hand and pocket, smith thought it was a gun and fired his. he was not hit. he did give up. no gun was found at the scene. the police department says, sergeant smith felt his life was in danger. legally that's when an officer could use deadly force. there could be more charges. it's believed alcohol played a part on what happened. there's also a possible fleeing charge. then the passenger who was with them and hurt during the crash. this happened anytime the officer fires his gun. the crash

erica? >> after a few days here, we're beginning to see some changes already under way. first alert radar picking up on a few showers offshore near broward coastal areas. winds have shifted out of the east. we'll deal with a few spotty also throughout theorning hours. keep those umbrellas close because as you leave out the door tomorrow morning, you will be needing them. a little breezy at times between 15 to 20 miles per hour. anything that does form near the coast over the atlantic waters will affect us throughout the overnight hours. temperatures pretty mild. 70 degrees in miami as well as ft. lauderdale. that goes from the pembroke pines area as well. still in tuphe upper 60s in the oakland park and kendall area. we're going to keep that chance of showers in the forecast. temperatures in the 60s cooling down to mid 60s overnight. that's going to leave us a few degrees above average because temperatures in the water are in the upper 60s. taking a sneak peek at your morning commute, grab that umbrella because we are expecting a few showers to linger into your afternoon

. >> back to the brutal cold now, and has some considering whether or not to change your plans is found times weekend. erica is bundled up in boston tonight. >> i found out that it is called, i can take it right off the bat. i have new england in my blood but if i'm being honest it is reason out here. it is hard to imagine it getting worse over the weekend but that is what they say going to happen. we're going to have to go with that here and it is funny how people in boston have perspective on that change as the night went on. >> it's not that cold.>> i'm okay with it. >> it's fun, we will warm up quick with hot chocolate. >> is easier to say that during the day. with only a light breeze in boston, but as nighttime sets in the temperatures due to. people are singing a difference in. >> i think it is absolutely awful. >> i do not like the cold i'm yearning for florida this time of year. >> wind chills this weekend to reach 35 below. for new englanders there is no such thing as cold, just unprepared. >> i'm going walking to. >> going for a hike great when she will be 30 below? >> i will be out that long. >>

to change america, to, to reshine e erica, to restore the spirit of america. and to leave no one behind. am i right? that's what we are all fighting for. [ cheers and applause ] >> kasich! kakach! kasich! kasich! kasich! kasich! you know, something big happened tonight. let memeell you what it is. we have had tens and tens of millions of dollars spent against us with negative advertising. okay. we have had tens of millions. see that's the old politics. that's the old politics. we never went negative because well have more good totoell than to spepe our time on somebody else. >> once again, the talking heads and the washington insiders were confident that our wave of support would break against the rock of the granite state. that a conservative, we were told, could not do well in the state of new hampshire. we were told that over and over again. and tonight, the men and women here and all across this great state proved them wrong. [ cheers and applause ] >> in florida, we shrunk the state government by 11%. 11% because i took on the we need to do that in washin

change. >>> this is al jazeera america. live from new york. i'm erica pitzi. here are today's top stories. the u.n. security council condemns north korea's rocket launch, vowing to slap the country with a new set of sanctions. the president's candidates are on the trail in new hampshire before the primary. hillary clinton is in another state >>> voters without a party, new hampshire more than ever

changes. this year also caa with a pretty important life lesson. >> use your abilities to get your education. >> reporter: in overtown, erica glover, nbc 6 news. >>> well, the front that brought us this cool weather here to south florida produced rains last night. everything ended before dawn today, except in the florida keys. right t w, you can see live first alert doppler radarr not showing any precipitation out there. it's cloudy there as well. late tonight and into tomorrow return to our area and eventually tomorrow evening the rain could be in spots pretty heavy, so we still have rain in the forecast. then we've got even colder air coming in later this weekend. right now it is 66. we have spent the whole day in the 60s here in south florida. the state in general is pretty cool today. orlando sitting at 57 degrees. the 5:00 p.m. temperature there. 53 in jacknville. 65 for key west. the weather map shows the front that cam through is actually off to our southeast across th northern bahamas. this front is starting to stall. there's a chance it comes back tonight. that will bring us tha first chance of rain beginning late tonight. rain chances a

erica grow will have the latest as that forecast may change a bit over time. >> appreciate that. thank you for spending your saturday morning with us. let's go out and play. >> let's do it. >> all right. >> gus? >> absolutely. as we go back live over the scene. updates throughout the day usic playing] i'm sara gore. and this is "open house." this week, we'll take you inside an incredible new york city penthouse that was once home to robert de niro. we visit a modern, yet serene, design project in beverly hills. plus, cheryl eisen is sharing some insider tips to help you add a designer look to your home. and get a glimpse of extraordinary luxury living and grandeur on a private oasis in tenafly. but first, an impressive, mediterranean masterpiece in l.a. to complete the experience of the stunning home, just step outside. the all important la lifestyle is perfectly captured by the gardens,

change takes place at the bottom. it goes up . >> sanders was joined by erica garner. she is the daughter of eric garner who died in a police chokehold. she appears in this ad for sanders. a new poll is due out at 6:00 am. we'll bring you the results when they are released. >> can't wait to see that. robber, we will see you in a little bit. >> members have not had a raise in 10 years. when the opportunity came up they decided to give themselves a big one. >> 32%. bill de blasio is getting a raise or will he take it? liz joins us live from >> good morning. right before the three-day holloway holiday, the issue is added into the record. some people are questioning if the mayor is trying to sneak it in or downplay the fact that he will give the city council and himself a big raise. >> the mayor put on record he plans to give the city council members a big raise. he filed the last-minute notice into the record on friday that says he will sign the bill into law that guarantees the pay hikes. we believe the mayor's office has to give the public five calendar days calendar da

erica bryant. >> and i'm scott wickersham. it has been a busy week for meteorologists keeping updated on the changing weather in your neighborhood. let's get over to meteorologist steve udillson -- udelson. >> a nice chance to thaw out. already, mother nature has other things in mind. sun is on its way down. so cooling temperatures tonight. and this is going to cover a lot of real estate in a short period of time. snow by tomorrow morning. perhaps a little rain or snow in the charlotte area, around lunchtime. minimal impact in the charlotte area. there's the snow, by about 8:00, 9:00 tomorrow morning in the mountains. if we do see anything fall from the sky, it will be around lunchtime. it actually suggests little, if anything, falling from the sky in the charlotte area. that's fine by most of us. up in the high country, latest future cast projections are about an inch to maybe 2 of snow in the mountains. between, say, tomorrow morning and tomorrow night. and that could impact travel on the high country. and once again, cold and low wind chill values. not just in the high country. but in the charlotte area. i'll show you what to

changes tonight. blake hanson is live just outside the meeting place with more on the potential battle now brewing between charlotte and the state. blake? >> erica and scott. the heavy rain coming down. that's not why the crowd is dispersing. it's because they're now going into this council chambers. i was just inside the charlotte fire department is inside to make sure they don't go over capacity. but believe it or not, this might not be the end of this battle. i caught up with charlotte mayor jennifer roberts this afternoon just hours ahead of the biggest vote in her time as a city's executive. >> council will listen carefully. and replay what they hear and have a vote. >> the vote might not be the end of it. the governor hinted at legislative action. saying allowing a person with male anatomy to use a female restroom or locker room will most likely cause immediate state legislative intervention which i would support as >> do you think the state should get involved in this? >> the state has the ability to weigh in on a lot of different issues. we'll continue to have good conversations with them about what we see is best for the city and state

change night. thanks for joining us. in the last 45 minutes, charlotte mecklenburg schools said classes are back on for tomorrow. i'm scott wickersham. >> and i'm erica bryant. steve udelson is leading our coverage tonight. >> the back edge of the steadier precipitation falling as rain but freezing on contact. just now clearing uptown. check out live early warning doppler 9. through uptown to south park toward ballantyne. still raining and freezing on contact. almost to mount pleasant, up toward china grove and salisbury seeing it as well. it's going to continue to slide to the east. temperatures are trying to struggle to freezing in rock hill. changing it over to plain old rain. here's a look at the time line on when the rain will come to an end. concord at 6:20, monroe at 6:35. marshville just before 7:00. and on to the east, it clears 31 in charlotte, rock hill, albemarle, almost there. at freezing and lancaster and chesterfield. mid 20s in hickory and statesville. notice boone at 33 degrees. this red line on the future cast, that's the 32-degree line. forecast to start to slowly lift north as we head through the evening. the good news is, precipi

. >> al jazeera's erica pit see has more on the justice's career and how he changed the supreme courthis 30-year tenure on the bench. >> reporter: for three decades antonin scalia was one of the most out spokeen and controversial members of the supreme court. known for his unapologetically conservative opinions and scathing decents. most recently he voted with the minority opposing the landmark decision guaranteeing the right to same-sex marriage in, his opinion he wrote that the ruling was, quote, at odds not only with the contusion but with the principles upon which our nation wag built. he also made headlines in his decent upholding president obama's healthcare law, saying we should call this law society us care, referring to the acronym used to refer to the supreme court of the united states. scalia is most famous for his vote in bush, have gore which handed the presidential lex to george w., but. telling critics it was the right thing to do. >> i don't think you can find anyone that has his stature on the conserve at this side that could have his influence that he was able to bri

change. i want you to y congratulations because right now i bow and ask you to be my wife >> a family coming together in trageded parent san tonio carter and erica smith engainled as hundreds fill the new birth baptive church to say goodbye to their 6-year-old son king carter. >> people share memories. >> every morning i drive from kendall up mother north and i'm ask me today and i could never guess. rep carter killed by a stray bullet in front of his home last satuay while walking to buy candy. and exactly one week later, father dressed in white ststding in front of the casket. the church lined with flowers and then first grader. >> what about the children? >> family members and religious leaders made a call to action to bring an end to senseless killings. >> thank you for being a sacrificial lamb so that the police department can get along with the state attorney's office and get along with the churches and get along with the pastors and get along with the parents and get along with the people and get along with the community. thank you, king! >> reporter: the funeral just one day after police make a third arrest in the shooting. now 3 teens c

al jazeera's erica pitzi reports one group is working to change that. >> posing for wedding photos, an older man with his bride. a girl who looks no older than 12. the scene is staged. they are actors. the people walking by are not aware. many disgusted by the skeptical. some stepped in to object and the groom responds. the video, which has gone viral is produced by an international advocacy organization, hoping to raise awareness where taking a child pride is legal. >> reporter: we watched the video with activist. >> this is in lebanon. this is a country far away. >> reporter: yet you are saying this is happening in the united states. >> this is legal in the united states and this is hatching in the united states. >> reporter: reece was 19 and living in new jersey when her personalities arranged her marriage. she was an adult but had no choice. >> because of the way i was raised in an insular community and the way arranged marriage was conducted. i did not have the opportunity to give consent. >> reporter: within a few weeks she realized it was wrong. >> i was trapped. >> reporter: af

hours change to a wintry mix during the afternoon hours including potentially a period of freezing rain. the biggest concern for freezing rain will be if you're under that winter sto possible, erica, more on this system coming up in my full forecast. >> thank you, amelia. bitterly cold this weekend and nbc 4 is working for you to help the homeless in our community. we've compiled a number of resources in the nbc washington app including numbers to call to get help for somebody that you may see outside. just open the app and search homelessness. >>> the next day is never promised. make the most of the time you have. powerful words today as a mother and her 2-year-old daughter were laid to rest in prince george's county. the two were shot to death. the child's father confessed to that crime. news 4 spoke as they were saying good-bye. >> reporter: inside the arc of safety christian church in upper marlboro, a mother and child shared the same coffin, together in an eternal embrace, together as in life as they were on that cold february morning a week ago last tuesday when they fell victim to world of evil. >> reporter: this woman and her daughter shot to doeteath. the father admitted

change. now two years later, she's down 110 pounds. one thing austin told wdbj7's jean jadhon is that she is not on a diet. erica austin: if you don't like it you're not going to stick with and i think that's why diets don't work 00 it's simply because there is a set of rules that you have to follow you have to focus on perfection. jean: so question how many uh diets did you have you tried in your lifetime did you try a lot of different diets. probably all of them yes what happened would be that i would lose some weight aned then i would gain it all back and more coming up tonight on wdbj7 at six, from heavy to healthy- erica austin tells us how she got started, how she lost the weight without any fad diets. we'll also find out how she went from coach potato to incorporating exercise in her life. that's all coming up tonight on wdbj7 at six. miss wheelchair virginia ditched her wheels for a visit to wintergreen adaptive sports this angela west lives with cerebral palsy, and travels the commonwealth showcasing her ability in her disability. wdbj7 photographer brandon oubre shows us how she makes it down the slope

erica in just a couple minutes. >>> also, a bill being discussed at the florida state house right now could change gaming in the sunshine state. it is currently in t t senate. machines will be added to dog and horse tracks in several counties in the state of florida including in palm beach. >>> we can see the weekend from here. let's get a look at your first alert traffic and weather together, starting with a live ok of downtown miami. some areas of south florida waking up to temperatures in the 50s. nbc 6 meteorologist ryan phillips is back. looking dry and looking the stay that way through the day. >> yes, a wonderful start to the day. we have a few coastal clouds that make for a beaiful picture, live from the first alert camera from miami international on the 836, downtown. the clouds wl slowly sneak in as the morning goes on. for the time being, temperatures settling back into the upper 50s across most of south florida. oakland park and ft. lauderdale both at 59. holding on to 61 and have been for several hours now at m.i.a. the bottom line is, a cool morning if you're just heading out for the day or maybe just to w

change their class schedule today because of this threat. officers have picked them leaving anytime soon. danielle staub wdbj7 is set to discuss whether to take more than 21-thousand dollars from circuit court clerk erica williams' salary. this after she would not answer questions from the board of supervisors. the board's agenda was released today and shows a resolution to be discussed monday night to eliminate the supplemental salary the county gives williams. this follows questions over her attendence and employee turnover in her office including the four clerks whose contracts were not renewed. she responded with a letter that board chair chris tuck says he, personally, was not happy with. (chris tuck, district b supervisor) i was dissapointed that she did not provide sufficiant answers, in my mind, to be able to address some of my concerns as representing the folks in district b. especially when we're talking about a supplement, almost $22,000, that is a part of her salary. tuck says eliminating that salary will only affect williams, not others in her office. new at six - a vinton man is in jail tonight charged with several crimes including abuse and neglect of an 11- month-old child. last thursda

erica? >>> gabe gutirez, tnk u. >>> chuck todds moderatf meet the pss and andrea mitche is nbc chief foreign affas corresponden od morni to you. this re changed overnight. atoes the death of justice scalia do to this election moving forward? >> it ps t supme court front and center. this has been something that th candides have been talking to ba voter a long time that this election me th anything se cld der the balce of the supremeourt going rward. it's one of the older supreme courts that we've had in some time a that's why thi ediction has been made and now wi scalia's death it only enforceshat notion with voters, but it going to- it is going to throw washington into a tizzy. i think it could shut down the senate essallyor the year if tngso as badly as it wants to do, what the senate republican wan to do so i think it's going to end up elevating the issuef the supreme court into a top five ise t rest of th year. >> as itvates that issue, you can ima that t candidates may havd in the back o their minds list, in terms o president obama does he have a short list nomees at the rey? absolutely. ery president has a short list. th is the eventuali

the issue head on right from the top of the show and what he said changed the way a lot of people may be thinking about race here inin erica. abc's chris connelly is here with more on that. good morning, chris. >> good morning, yes, indeed for chris rock it had to be an all eyes on me moment. so much anticipation in the dolby theatre around the world, deep feelings and then he took on this controversy with nuance, discernment, historical perspective and no one got >> well, i'm here at the academy award s otherwise known as the white people's choice awards. >> reporter: host chris rock, his comic dazzle and daring on full display. hosts, i wouldn't even get this job. >> reportfr: taking the oscs so white controversy head on and no one was fe. >> yououot to figure thatt hahaened in the '50s, in the the '60s and black people did not protest, why? because we had real things to protest at the time. you know. >> reporter: eveve calling out african-american oscar boycotters. >> will was not nominated. it's not fair. you're right. it's also not fair thax will was paid $20 million for "wild, wild west" okay. >> reporter: dropping t

change the shot. anyway, good to know you can get great deals on super bowl snacks. to a dating adventure. our producer erica scott is in the middle of her "10 dates in 10 states" journey. >> a good date. >> she's brave. >> swiping right, putting dating app tinder to the test and also revealing which day of the week is actually the best day of the week to go on a date. i didn't know that -- >> i didn't know that was a thing. >> and also what time of day is the best time of the dayay to go on a date. >> and you saw she was up in hawaii working her way back east right now and amy made her way over to the desk for the morning rundown. >> i think hawaii is the perct place for a date. just ying. >>> good morning, we begin with the race for the president. a poll out this morning showing donald trump holding a 20-point lead in new hampshire as the campaign rhetoric heats up. trump claiming ted cruz stole votes in iowa by spreading a false report that ben carson might b dropping out of the race. cruz insists his campaign did nothing wrong and says trump is, quote, losining it. >>> meanwhile, there is one less candid

erica mccauley with 25. stanford rolls to the 1,000th win in program history. 76-52. the oakland a's have their first full squad workout yesterday in mesa on a roster with constant changea new face happens to be an old face. infielder jed lowrie who has bounced between the a's and the astros the last few years. he contends every year is a fresh start for every team because nothing is going to be the same as it was the season before. >> i don't care if you get 25 new guys or 25ful the exact same guys, every year is a new challenge. you know, you will have different dynamics, the lineup is not always the same. so there's always moving parts. >> that's a wrap on morning how sports. one more reminder, warriors and oklahoma right here the have a great weekend. >> 5 castro valley 48 the time. a mild weekend on tap. any rain in the forecast? >> yes, we do have some. since last would be we've been saying march is looking a little bit wetter, and tuesday march begins. with he are seeing signs of these things changing. in that package we had earlier, it indicates march could be more promising in terms of rainfall. february, yeah. kind of a disappointment. not too sad to see it g

erica? >>> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> chuck todd is moderator of meet the press and andrea mitchell is nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent. good morning to you. >> this race changed overnight. what does the death of justice scalia do to this election moving forward? >> it puts the supreme court front and center. this has been something that the candidates have been talking to base voters for a long time that this election more than anything else could determine the balance of the supreme court going forward. it's one of the older supreme courts that we've had in some time and that's why this prediction has been made and now with scalia's death it only reenforces that notion with voters, but it is going to -- it is going to throw washington into a tizzy. i think it could shut down the senate essentially for the year if things go as badly as it could between what the president wants to do, what the senate republicans want to do. so i think it's going to end up elevating the issue of the supreme court into a top five issue for the rest of the year. >> as it elevates that issue, you can imagine that the candidates may have had in the back of their minds a list, in te