log on to our web site at wsvn.com and click on on line extra. >> danielle: that is 7 news at 50:00. thank you so mu for watching. i'm danielle knox. >> lynn: i'm lynn martinez. 7 news at 6:00 begins right now with belkeys and danielle. >> now on 7 news, a wild wreck caught on camera when a driver lose control and a garbage truck boz goes over the edge. the video first on 7. >>> a south florida man accused of a singing assault. the victim >>> a dangerous drive in on a busy street. a child unable to get out of way. >>> more voters across south florida getting a chance to voice their choice. >>> and one man has about 300 million reasons to be nice to his brother. >> this is 7 news at 6:00. >>> >>> first on 7. video from inside a garbage truck showing moment took a frightening plunge off a south florida highway. >> it's a miracle that he survived. >> tonight the dramatic new view of the accident. >> belkeys: hello and welcome every one. that truck going over the edge. >> danielle: and that is what was caught on cram and so stunning to wall. rosh lowe live on the scene in miami with the video that he

. >> danielle: so you're wearing green inside, because it was a green am. >> lynn: anyway, it was a disaster. i'm lynn martinez. >> danielle: i'm danielle knox, don't go too far away. ahead. >> danielle: and off the top at 4:30, a south florida woman shaken up after coming face-to-face with an armed man. good afterno, the 91-year-old victim saying her daughter was out in the yard when he came through the side gate. >> lynn: with a gun in hand, he made his w into the home, grabbing a purse and taking off. brandon beyer spoke to the victims. >> reporter: lynn,magine that you were outside on the back porch having a cup of coffee before going to work, and that's at the woman was doing, when the man walked into the backyard with a gun and walked into the house and robbed her. lele me show you the sketch that the broward sheriffs' office has released of the suspect.

. >> danielle: so that was the superintendent of palm beach county schools. hep said that using pyrotechnics as for mr. charles, he can't wait to get back to performing, believe it or not, but he will be taking that fire stunt o o of his routine. doctors here are concerned for infection and they will be watching him over the next couple of days. reporting live in delray beach, vanessa medina, 7 news. >> lynn: an nfl player r the fight perfect his life in south florida after crashg while riding his motorcycle, outside of jackson memorial hospital in miami where that player is being treated. brian?% >> reporter: more and more of trey walker's family members have been gathering here at rider trauma center all day, surrounding himim in the icu. we spoke with his agent a short time ago, his injuries are serious, and he's not sure what the outcome is b be. memorial hospital. the raven's quarterback is in serious condition, and the family says that he's non-rereonsive after the motorcycle crash in miami-dade. his agent is devastated. >> he went through a long surger

. >> danielle: so far the police don't have a description of the car or the driver. if you have any information to help, call miami-dade crimestoppers. 305-471-tips. after a dangerous breck at the daytona speedway. she crashed her truck io several people saturday morning on the track easy infield. a breathalyzer test showed her blood alcohol level to be twice the legal limit. the fourictims have been taken to the hospital but have since been released. >> lynn: police chasing an armed and dangerous man through the street of new york city. a series of clamoring attacks leading the police to a man who they say went on a stabbing spree. >> danielle: h% was shot by cops. >> reporter: policee frantically chasing a murder suspect through the streets of queens and then this. [ gunshots ] s. >> reporter: several shots fired on the suspect at a home. and that's where they encountered james patrick with them and in the other hanan a beer bottle with a chemical. the suspect started the fire and burned their hands and face, and they discharged their weapons. >> the police are exp

. >> reporter: danielle jones has to start all over and she's already come sop far. >> i've been praying for it every day. everyone has been praying. so many people contact me and ask for updates. >> reporter: danielle strangled and beaten inside her downtown miami amendment. byron mitchell, her craigslist roommate she had known for two weeks now accused of doing it. the valentine's day incident captured the hearts of friends, family and medical staff at >> i had no idea so many people loved nielle. the outpouring of love and support has been amazing. >> reporter: for the first time in weeks danielle got to breathe fresh air and see the sunlight. she even cracacd a smile. >> it looks bright because she's got a second chance in life. she's still here and we're going to make the best out of it. we're going to move forward. her life from now on is going to be much better than it's ever been before. >> reporter: a gofundme page has been set up for danielle. so far tens of thousands have been raised. for that information, yououan download the nbc news and weather app. jamie guirola, nbc 6 news. >> a live look on your thpursday morning, st.

my colleague, ai uchida spoke with daniel so. he's a strategist at cnb international securities in hong kong. >> i expect 5% growth over two year. the environment is still challenging, and domestically, china's plan to reduce overcapacity, and even if they want to boost growth, it is more difficult than the past few years. and i think in the first half of this year, growth rates could drop below 6.5% and rebound in the second half. >> daniel, many people fear that slowing growth will take a big toll on jobs. what's your take? what do you think leaders will do to try to stabilize the job market? >> the job market is really a headache for the officials, and i think that the slow down in economic growth is not the only reason which caused job loss. also the structural change in the economy is also taking its toll, because china is trying to upgrade from low end labor intention sieve manufacturing to high end industry. and that means many jobs will be lost permanently. the government plans to have some impression on the job market. s

. >> danielle: so here's the first question. how important is tonight to senator marco rubio. >> i think tonight is fairlrl insignificant in my opinion in the grand sheet. race for marco riewb riewfnlt i think marco rubio is pretty much it out of at this point. a lot of it comes down to pride for mark o. rin winning the home state is important to his pride. but even a win tonight doesn't ceem him in the race for the required to become the nominee. >> >> lynn: and with that what kind of reaction are you flook for from rubio? what are you looking for him to say tonight? >> lynn: what is next foror him. >> i think he will stay in the race. it's interest for himo stay in the racing and if kasich doesn't win ohio, the plan is to keep donald trump from getting noment nation. getting the 1237 delegates need to win the combinationment and i think they are pressing for a contested contention that the int. >> danielle: let's move to the democratic side here and talk a little bit about hillary clinton. did you expect that she expected that

here's why it is a good deal, they spent around 57 total between sam bradford and chase daniels, so they sanchez. by trading him they saved north of 40 million in cap space and get a pick in return. >>> introductions continue for eagles today, linebacker niget bradham and guard brandon brooks meeting the press. bradham is a former buffalo bill and brooks joins after four years with the texans. >> there were things that opened up on monday, pretty much from the get go, you know, the eagles let me know i was their guy. i felt wanted. the players on the team, peters, kelce, lane, all texted me saying we have an opportunity to build something great. >> i felt like what really brought me here was being able to be up with coach schwartz again and being in his scheme and knowing the way he calls the defense and what he wants to do as a coordinator. >> all right. on to hoops bad news for sixers, jahlil okafor will miss likely the rest of the season or six weeks. he has a small tear in the right knee. the injury will require minor surgery. the sixers try to snap a 13 game losing streak tonight wh

. >> danielle: that' right. so this is really a major break day for some candidates. let's brbrg in our political expert perfect brian day ca from od evening. thanks. >> danielle: the first question, why is super tuesday so impornt to these candidates. especially the candidates who have been leading up 'til this point? >> reporter: so i think this is critical because it essentially solid fiez their threevmentd cave the primaries in which you are the most delegating with distributed to the candidates so it becomes critical. ul sta metally vut conclusion of today. we'll have a good tefns who will continue riding out in both the republican and democratic parties. we'll also get a sense of who might fall off in the next couple of weeks as we start to round out the move march. ultimately today and march become critical i i seeing who our presidential candidates will be going into the 2016 general election. >> >> lynn: and of crs we're looking at a live picture of voting out of atlanta georgia. that's the second largest state. let's talk about the biggest prize, texas. of co

daniel: ok, so apple used to be praised as one of the most innovative companies out there, but now itt is being put is sized for not being innovative enough. so what is next for the tech giant? reporter: yes, at this point, it is pretty much more of the same. new iphones, new ipads, new watches. that also cause to some of amusement on wall street. we may see growth from areas where we do not expect much at this point. people are talking apple may dig deeper into the health care industry, for example. that is still a growing industry, but for now, that is a problem with apple. it is more of the same and nothing really new or fancy to add to the stock of apple at this point. daniel: what, whether apple can regain some of that, we will have to wait and see. thanks for that insight. there is nothing big that sporting -- exporting countries like more than agreements. cameroon is one such example. products from the eu can enter the country tax-free. while that is great for some manufacturers, locals worry their products will not be able to compete. reporter: fresh flour goes in at the top a

christmas lights on on my front porch all year long and i know all the words to every charlie daniels song so here's to all my sisters out there keeping it country let me get a big "hell yeah" from the redneck girls like me hell yeah yeah, yeah-yeah i said, hell yeah [ both screaming ] -did you turn?. , ods!, my [ id u tu-yeah.d -oid, to u ake dn't eturn did you re? re kid me. when i was 3. -whoa! you were 3?! -i was 3. first of all, okay, i got so much to talk to you about. so, we're all sitting there, ready for singing, right? yeah. so i'll be you, okay? so we're back there, and here's what we hear before you start. [ loud footsteps ] [ laughter ] i was like, "damn." i was like, "she's in a hurry!" i was excited. yeah, no. good. don't ever change. i hear that noise again. it was like... [ loud footsteps ] [ laughter ] and you're coming at me! i like your style, baby. thank you. blake: okay. what is your name? kata. and i knew you, you said? we used to sing together at the oklahoma opry, when i was 3 and you had a mullet. [ laughter ] i love you. as if i couldn't love you more. [ laughs ] ar

i-i mean, someone can say, "have a nice day," and i'm crying into my latte because i miss daniel so much.

they spent 57 million total between sam bradford and chase daniel so they had to get rid of the sanchezding them, they save about 4 million of cap space or more and again, get a pick in return. >>> introductions continue for the bird, guard brandon brooks and linebacker nigel bradham meeting the press. brooks is a former houston texans, bradham comes from the buff le bills. >> when things opened up on monday, pretty much from the get go, the eagles, and they let me know i was their guy. the players on the team, peters, kelce, lane, all texted me saying i am will east your guy, lets build something great. >> i felt like what really brought me here was being able to team up with coach schwartz again, his game and just knowing the style of defense and what he wants to do as a coordinator. >> bad news for the sixers, jahlil okafor out for rest of the season. team says he has a small tear in his right niece. the injury will require surgery, which they say is minor. >>> now sixers trying to snap a 13 game losing streak hosting the nets, nasty collision here robert covington accidentally kicke

francine: daniel, thank you so much. daniel lucht, research director at global research farm.rump takes michigan. bernie sanders scores a surprise win over hillary clinton. ♪ one thursday, we will have a new forecast. 2%the target of inflation at is getting further away, they need to do more. the market expects them to do more. >> what would you suggest the ecb could and should do? >> there are different instruments to use. front, try to, up purchase the amount of government bonds they are purchasing, to try to have an impact. then there is the whole issue about negative interest rates. a conflict of interest here. i'm a banker and that is not something which is helping banks. it could be a cut. i think they can compensate the negative effect by excluding certain amount of deposits that the banks have with the syndrome banks. trying to mitigate the negative impact. mark: is there a real credibility issue here? does the ecb face losing credibility? how are we to that? >> i think in the end it depends on whether the ecb will be able to reach its target, which is 2%. it is not to

credit initiative from draghi, that could actually be a boon to european stock prices. >> daniel, thank you so much for joining us this morning. much appreciated. daniel skelly of morgan stanley wealth management. only about a minute left. what do you want to focus on today? >> i'll be watching the biotech stocks for a change. we haven't talked about it a lot, but the biotech etf yesterday had its worst day since early january. a lot of the hot air has been coming out of this trade. yesterday was sort of a dÉjÀ vu moment with energy and banks leading the charge lower and a lot of these high momentum growth stocks that daniel actually likes at morgan stanley got slammed. so if this market and this bull market can continue to run up, will the same growth leaders like biotech go there. >> and i'm watching oil prices. sounds repetitive, but it's been crucial. >> that's the key. >> very quickly, the result of our twitter question. has the bull market run its course? 54% of you say yes. that is it, though. "squawk box" coming next. friends coming over? yeah, so? it stinks in here. you've got to wash

good evening everybody. >> crews working to contain me than a hundred acres. >> danielle: that's right. so let's get out to alex diprato who is live at the news desk and from 7 skyforce. alex. >> reporter: danielle t is brush fire season between january and april and this is the result sometimes. lots of brush fires and this is 160-acre blaze in southwest 137th avenue and north of 8th street. again, 160 acres. no word on a cause but no structures in danger. earlier the miami-dade fire rescue told us there are radio towers in danger there this is video from earlier as the flames wereigger. miami-dade fire rescue using bomb ba deers in the area have been trying to knock this fire down. again, 160 acres on fire. another fire contained to 5 acres on northwest 130th

mitchell faces attempted first-degree murder for beating daniel jones so badd, he left her in a coma. he was originally charged with attemptedelony murder. the 35-year-old allegedly bashed the young woman's head against the floor several timesnd stabbed jones and tried to cut off her lips and eyelids. she remains in a coma. >> i think god was watching over her. they'll not let an animal free. he belongsgsn jail. >> an emotional day in court for he parents of a 14-year-old who was accidently shot and killed while he and a friend played with a gun in miami gardens. happened. >> reporter: the pain of a mother in court today. a woman asking why the teen charged with killing her son, rhodes, gets to go home, and won't be held in a juvenile court facility. police charged the 14-year-old with manslaughter overthe weekend. sources told nbc 6 the teens were planning on posting videos with the weapon, when the gun fired, killing rhrdes. his mother left the courthouse visibly upset, questioning the judge's decision. the alleged shooter gets to remain at home and attend school. >> i need to make

so people are in total disbelief here. >> daniel thank you so much for having joined us outside of thecene in mullenbeck in brussels. >>> now i'm joined by steve park a terrorism and security analyst and formal officer with london's metro poll tin police. what is your reaction? >> reporter: i guess this guy who they are looking for -- has kept his head down. changed his identity, probably changed his looks. had very little contact with people in general, just waiting for the -- the police action to die down in that particular area. the people they were looking for realized that intelligence was looking for them, and therefore, they were just going to stay very, very quiet. but i imagine that the police have been spooked by somebody -- an informant of some description to say the person they are looking for is in the area. >> we done know how injured he is, but how key would he be as a witness -- as an interviewee for the investigation that is still ongoing on the events of november 13th? >> well, you can't get it any better. the police have obviously been under the guise of trying to ke

his name's jack daniels and so, the whole gulf war was a little bit of a blur for me. - hard to remember much about it. - exactly, he's a good guy though jack. so i sort of had the popular image and i realized, this man became president not because he was uncharismatic, not in spite of it but because he had a quiet, persistent charisma and he won people over one by one by one over a 1/2 century of political life that began in harris county texas, that began in a national way in this city, not far from here when he announced his senate candidacy in 1963 for the '64 race. he bent history quietly. reagan bent history showily. this man confronted a world that was in one place and left it in another place. it was better off because of what he had done. - how much of his success politically, you bring up reagan. how much of his success politically was because he followed reagan? often we go from the thing we have to the thing that is not the most opposite but is at least different enough. - right. - right. - right. - it compensates for what we didn't have before. stylistically, temperamentally

(danielle fen ) so it's really not just about organizing, it's really about what you want in life, what your priorities are.. and having a joyful life. her followers believe - once their homes are in order, their lives will be too. jamie yuccas cbs news new york. ((kirsten joyce)) marie has thousands of views on youtube, is starring in a de-cluttering tv show and will launch an app to help people clean up later this spring./// sherry swensk < it's going to be a warm start to with record highs again today. dry air in place and allergies are in full swing. ........... temps are just falling back into the mild 50 and some upper 40s outside the valley. .......... and the high clouds are on the move... they are sliding east for now... but more will be back as the day goes on. ............. we'll stay very dry while the midwest gets ready for more winter. ............. we're hitting the 80s for the next few days so keep drinking and stay cool... then after a breezy system at the weekend and a chance of showers - we'll get the jackets back out with highs dropping back to the 60s next week for

and so as it stands today, there's wired and wireless vice available within the program. >> host: daniel lyons, has it been successful, in your view? >> guest: so it's not clear what the success rate of lifeline is, and i think that's part of one of the problems with the program as it exists now. so lifeline was born more or less as a political compromise between the carriers and the fcc when the government broke up the at&t monopoly. and part of the concern was, well, we're going to establish this amount that we're going to give to low income consumers with the goal of making sure that low income consumers can get access to telephone service. but no one's ever really done the study to figure out whether the amount that we're giving is actually going toward people who would otherwise not fall off the telecommunication grilled, right? so the gao issued a report just last year that criticized the fcc for this purpose. so i think there's a bipartisan support for the idea that low income households should have some assistance to make sure they're not falling off the grid and make sure that t

what are they doing in the shadows, daniel? >> sothe button or whatever you're voting mechanism is for donald trump or ted cruz or john kasich you're not actually voting for those people. you're voting for delegates who are picked by the state to vote for that person, be it donald trump or john kasich on the first ballot at the convention. that's what you're voting for. so the question is, who are those delegates and battle right now is, for whom those delegates, who those delegates are. are they going to be cruz supporters, are they going to be donald trump supporters? are they going to be republican establishment figures? who are those people technically? bill: that's a great question, if they are establishment, do you know, by the way, they tend to be what would you say? >> they tend to be state establishment. not washington establishment but in texas there are people involved in the texas gop for instance, or people who are involved in statewide politics, not connected to washington per se but, obviously they have, tend to have g

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everybody in this program respects daniel and ryan so much.nd the three walk ons, pat, and henry and kevin, those guys are well respected. >> reporter: villanova has plenty of tournament the experience, temple only has one player who is actually played in ncaa tournament games. but for coach fran dunphy, that is not what matters. >> just go play, get play, enjoy the moment, as i said the other day, as coleman who has not been in the tournament as he goes up for jumper will he say, i don't have much experience i'm hoping that will go n just go play the game. we will be okay if we do. that we have some poise about us, toughness about us, we will be okay. >> so tomorrow, game day we have villanova first, that will be followed by temple and if both win, of course, they will play each other on sunday. could you believe that if that happened? we would love it. back to you don. >>> five making its way to brooklyn. >>> lets look at tonight's line up here on cbs-3. at 7:00 number five indiana takes on number 12 chattanooga then around 9:30 is number fo

. >> >> danielle: 7 news with the water rescue. and that crash and splash happened so quickly. >> lynn: and a witness who didn't hesitate thoap turned tie hero, turned into a hero anan this story is something else. let's go to vanessa medin live on the scene in plantation. vanessa. >> reporter: this story is incredible. the 10-year-old girl and her father. eir fan van had fall neen this canal thaw see behind me and this good samaritan was just driving something flew by his windshield and that's when he desided he to do something. they were seconds possibly minuteteaway from death. >> it was lir on sunrise boulevard around 7:00 friday morning. jet ta thomas was driving east when suddenly something flew across his windshield. >> i heard the sound of crush vehicle in the water. it was submerging. >> reporter: a van going into the canal. inside a father hnd his 10-year-old doubt erp. looks like thetried to to brake but they went straight in. >> reporter: tire marks possibly where he tried to to stop. unclear why the car ended up there. >> i pulled up there and jumped to ru

action. >> danielle: plus, donald trump fiersz back after mitt romney delivers the sharpest attacks against the gop front runner so far. >> now you can find 7 news on facebook and twitter. just search wsvn. >>> >>> >> >> danielle: the make of champions: miami heat wheels team now the part of a new fill. a iervetion. >> lynn: 7's mike dipasquale has more on their hoop dreams. >> >> it's been a journey years in the make. miami heat wheels bring home a title. >> over 18 years and to finally pb with a team this caliber that worked so hard to achieve. that it's very meaningful because it also expresses the wearness of a lot of people not wear of what we do and what we have accomplish oovmentd. >> former heat all-star glenn rison hand along with the heat dearntionz for the championship banner unveiling. the teen team the subject of the ha which calls the hard work behind the scenes. >> pulled out a gun and shot me and i just remember tell mig self, don't closure your eyes because if i close may eyes i'm going to die into. >> from the home to the hardwood. the film introduces the fans to the triumphs and players. >> >> i

great time. snow. like. >> it is coming. >> thanks so much, danielle. >>> several dogs were rescued from an apartment that caught county. firefighters from several different departments responded to the complex on south syracuse way around 2:30. crews were able to get it under control in about an hour. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> tomorrow morning the city of denver will begin giving notice that they plan to enforce an ordinance to keep it's become a big issue where there are several homeless shelters around the area. the city says some people are camping on the street and their belongings often make the sidewalks impassable. everyone will have 24 hours to sidewalk. if that does not happen, the city will clear the sidewalk and move everything to temporary storage. >>> we have much more coming up on the retirement of peyton manning, including a look back the broncos. >> also ahead, a spacecraft that could one day get us to mars undergoes an important test, and it was here in colorado. spacecraft. >> republican establishment makes more moves in hopes of >>> with

dan wozniak had the cold heart of a debt collector. >> so in daniel wozniak's world, murdering two people so he can go on a honeymoon. crime? a place dan knows well, the liberty theater. backstage, beyond the lights, up in the dark, dank rafters, he lures sam to an unexpected, violent death. >> i went upstairs and then said we'll need to move something from the attic. >> and? >> and when he bent down, i grabbed the gun and i shot him. >> how many times? >> once and he was still alive. >> where did you shoot him at? >> the back of the head as he was kneeling down. >> uh-huh. and then the second time? >> the second time he was down. he was still talking, saying i need help. >> what did he say to you? >> i need help. something hit me. it felt like an electric shock. >> uh-huh. and then what did you do? >> i reloaded and fired again. >> reporter: and it's not over, by far. wozniak tells the interrogators -- >> if you go up the ladder from the theater, his head and hands have been decapitated. >> reporter: lieutenant everett, watching his monitors in the detective room, is about to fall over.

here's danielle nottingham. >> reporter: so much rain outside sacramento. three inches in 24 hours. a woman died when her car got trapped on the highway. another driver died in san ramon. heavy wind downed trees and snapped power lines. in southern california emergency crews pulled several people out of the los angeles river. rough waters in oregon left three surfers stranded, forcing this coast guard rescue. wind gusts there reached more than 50 miles per hour. >> snowing in tahoe. >> reporter: california ski resorts reported as much as 2 inches of new snow since friday. reach five feats in the highest elevations by monday afternoon. much needed snow after a dry february left the sierra nevada snow pack below average. state officials say several more el nino storms like this one are needed before california can emerge from the four-year drought. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> for more on this and the south, bring in chief meteorologist eric fisher of wbz eric. >> jeff, watching a second storm system. in san francisco since 2014. through the evening. storms could pro

controversial case involving abortion clinics may 7 news continues next at 5:00. >> danielle: that is 7 news at 4:30. thank you so much for watching. i'm danielle knox. >> lynn: i'm lynn martinez. 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> now on 7 news. >> belkeys: now from the newsplex, a high price ghost gold heist landing # men in south florida behind bars. of we're live. >> >> belkeys: hello and cel womb come every one. i'm belkeys nerey. >>raig: i'm craig stevens. the news continues now at 5:00. >> this is 7 news at 5:00. >> >> craig: now at 5:00 a multi across state lines. gold bars swiped at gunpoint. and tonight just one station is there as authorities make one arrest. >> hello again everybody. good evening. that man not the only one busted by the feds. >> belkeys: the tractor trailer ambushed on the side of the road in north carolina. roshly is live in opa locka with more on today's events. rosh. >> reporter: all right. let me set this whole thing up four this. was a very big case for the fbi. why? because we had millions of dollars of gold bars that were swiped and stolen. we had a lengthy investigation that

a lot of conservatives don't feel represented in this election. >> daniel, thank you so much for your insight. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> abby? >> the time is currently 27 after the hour with super tuesday behind us, hillary clinton is now one step closer to securing the democratic nomination. big question now, which gop candidate has the best chance at beating her? our political panel weighs in next. >>> super tuesday is a wrap. results are in. >> that's right. hillary clinton and donald trump tightening their grips on the democratic nominations. >> we're going to make america great again, folks. i would love to see the republican party and everybody get together and unify. when we unify, there's nobody, nobody that's going to beat us. >> what a super tuesday! >> i'm grateful to all of you who voted for me. >> the voters have spoken. >> no matter how long it takes. no matter how many states it takes, no matter how many weeks and months it takes, i will campaign as long as it takes and wherever it takes to ensure that i am the next president of the united states. >> trump, fr

so it is a blessing for us. >> daniel thank you so much.ack in 30 minutes, give us a call again, back in 30 minutes. thanks so much. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." our special coverage of the terror attacks in belgium continues this morning. at this hour officials say at least 30 people were killed in separate explosions that hit the brussels airport and busy subway station. we're talking about dozens more wounded, as well. >> and at least two americans might have been injured this morning. a belgian prosecutor says at least one of the blasts was likely caused by a suicide bomber. charlie d'agata's near the brussels airport with an update for us now. charlie, good morning. you've been with us since friday. tell us, lay it out for us how things have certainly changed in the last 24 hours? >> gayle, we got here on friday night. this is after the surprise arrest of this tenth attacker in paris. the one that got away, salah abdeslam. and we got to that neighborhood in molenbeek. and of course they had just raided the area and there was

. >> danielle: this is 7 news at 6:30. thanks so much for wasmg. i'm danielle knox. >> lynn: i'm lynn martinez. we'll see you back here at ten ofnlgt have a great evening. >> danielle: good night everybody. >>> provided by u.s. captioning company. >>> >>> >> briek. >>> >> >>> 20 years after the o.j. simpson trial. >> police made a shocking discovery. >> was the knife used in the double homicide found in the simpson's mansion? >>> > en, donald trump movie panic. >> is the new sacha baron cohen movie being suppressed because it insults trump? >> as trump defends his manhood. >> you were making reference your private parts and people were saying itwasn't very presidential. >>> donald trump versus megyn kelly. >> hello. >> nice to be with you, megyn. underwood. her troubled life and secret pain. >> have people been stunned by your revelation? >> the private tears of a tv host. >>> and you can eat what? barbecue ribs, chicken parm, even brownies. how you can eat it all and still lose weight. >> perfect. >>> now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >>

daniel murphy hitting .118 so far this spring and he breaks out with a shot to right center. it is off the base of the wall. sevarino and espinoza score and nats win 6-4. the redskins, they signed veteran david bruton from the bronco, a safety. they needed help at the position. leon: super bowl winner. all right. doug: partly sunny. 70's tomorrow. steve rudin with a breakdown on the rain tomorrow at 11:00. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir coming up is to provide choicese the that offer youto help you the best pric,s quality and selection. you can save 30% or more. wegmans family pack. we do it because we're family too. >>> breaking news tonight. the exit polls coming in right now. what the voters are revealing already. will donald trump essentially seal the deal? >> this is the place i want to win. this is the place. >> his rivals looking to stop him tonight. all eyes on john kasich and his home state of ohio. and hillary clinton. can she finally put it away? or, another sanders surprise tonight? clinton tells us

so good. >> danielle: yes, thanks belkeys. >> lynn: moim now i'm going to go eat my salad wahwah. >> danielle: and now 7 news at 00 begins the man k50u6dz impersonating doctor in trouble again. he took advantage of someone who thought he was the real deal. >> he was jailed after his son kiss a peempletd now a father is frfr and shairgz side of the story. >>> it wasn't a super tuesday now the big decision floorming dr. ben carson. >>> >> and the eyes of the gulf worse are on doral but owner. the gopp field trying catch the will onair to the democrats moving forward to the next con teas test. 7 news is live with team coverage. plus, thieves flying off with precious birds and to the owner

lynn and danielle back after >>> >> danielle: that is 7 news at 6:30. thank you so much for watching. i'm danielle knox. >> lynn: iem lynn martinez. three minutes left 'til the polls close. more coverage. have a good night everybody. >> danielle: good night. >>> real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company. >>> >>> >> this is a 7 news special report. ce for the white house. >> belkeys: the republican front runner in the race for the white house confidence le take the biggest prize of the night the fight for florida. >> craig: anything less than victory in the sunshine state could sink marco rubioio campaign. some pendants say this is the senator'sast stand. >> belkeys: and the second biggest prize being eyed by the ohio govenor john kasich counting on home town help to keep him in the race. >> >> craig: texas senator ted cruz hopes when all the ballots are in an hour from now it becomes a two man contest for the republican par fi. >> belkeys: and hillary clinton could take commanding lead but bernie sanders is look for surprise up sets. hello and

getting some, too much in parts, leading to flood and at least two deaths, here's danielle nottingham. >> reporter: with so much rain fell outside sacramento, nearly three inches in 24 hours, a 4 woman died when her car got trapped on this highway. another driver died in san ramon. heavy rain and strong winds in northern and central california downed trees and snapped power lines. al southern california emergency crews pulled several people out of the los angeles river. egugh waters in oregon left three surfers stranded, forcing this coast guard rescue. wind gust there reached more than 50 miles per hour. >> snowing in tahoe. >> reporter: california ski rsorts reported as much as 28 inches of new snow since friday. forecasters say totals could t ach five feet in the highest elevations by monday afternoon. much needed snow after a dry february left the sierra nevada snow pack below average. state officials say several more hi nino storms like this one are needed before california can emerge from its four-year drought. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: for more on this and the south, let's

so craig, ricky charles is in a lot of pain. because of the damage to his face he is afraid his performance career is over. >> first of all i'm lucky. >> danielle: rake can i charles is lucky to be life after the fire breathing stunt went wrong. it's like being burned ally. and an audience is watching. it happened so fast snoot pembroke pines man has done this strict thousands of times. however, conveniently changed the rairt flied he uses using it for the first time at atlantic gh school in delray beach. >> my mistake. i faikake full responsibility. i should of practiced. this is what happedz when you says i can control the other lierlt fluid. >> when i dot flairnlings ith lights so farveghts the flame came back and caught m m face. i thought oh, this is knew. `because can see i wasn't panicking. he has second degree burns ever varying depths and they are on his face, his ears and the rest of his head and goes around the back of his head and then he has one foorm and part of a thigh and calf. >> seven students taken to the hospital as a precaution. palm beach county superintendent says it's against school board policy to bring pyrotechnics ins

daniel: very much so, and has been for a good amount of time. foreign investor looking for yield of its very difficult this for an investor looking for yield it gets very difficult. daniel: it can. people are lulled into a false sense of security that if the instrument is trading at a very tight price, it is safe. in fact they may be taking on lists they don't really fully understand, particularly given the longer direction -- longer duration and the lower levels of credit quality that we have seen in issuance. tracy: one thing i wanted to ask is you talked to hundreds of companies when you're dealing with credit decisions, whether or not to give them money. what are you getting in terms of on the ground feedback about where we are in the credit or the business cycle? daniel: well, i think there is two different dynamics. there is the underlying performance of companies and then there is where the credit is price and how. one we arethe first hearing and seeing that the performance is really stagnant at best, as a general matter. with regard to p