dr. seuss's birthday. 2. the directions for the craft are as follows: needed materials: sheet s of white card stock papaer 11 x 14" , red washable marker, pencil, scissors, white sewing elastic, and duct tape. -the outline for the hat will be pre- drawn for the kids on card stock paper. -next, color every other striped section red with a washable marker. -cut out the hat shape outline with safety scissors and/or adult supervision. -measure the elastic to the size of each child's head the elastic will wrap around the head , leaving a little extra length to make adjustments as needed. cut the elastic to size. -on the back of the -last step: wear still to come the temperatures think spring this morning! we're live inside the home and garden show... next breaking news an object that caress presents the wod' fibo wash with fragrance release pearls. touch your skin to relea agnce up to 12 hours. (vo) with thousands of qualityr pre-owned vehicles... rand exceptional customervservice, head to your neighborhood enterp

that is some of my fondest memories first learning to read they were dr. seuss books. >> and they were fun to get into. and it stays with you when they graduate from high school one of the gifts i got was dr. seuss book and how it's current and timely when you are there on the verge of adulthood. >> the message holds forever. here is tonya rivens in the first alert traffic center. >> i have an interesting fact about dr. seuss. he was turned down 37 times before he got the first book published. sy. that right? >> tonya rivens with the trivia today. >> coming through in the clutch. >> because i have to use that to inspire me when you fall down get backup. >> another life lesson from dr. seuss. >> problems sunset road westbound before i-77 and southbound ramp and sunset at peach tree. beatties ford road is a great alternate route and notice we have real volume here building right at i-77 and sunset road. exercise caution as we check problems at mallard creek church road and w.t. harris and old mallard creek church road and mallard creek church road eastbound. volum

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brown can you can you. >> another dr. seuss. what's your name? >> dyjuan. >> reporter: dr. seuss is a favorite here in cary. chief meteorologist wes owenstein is another. that does it for us at davis drive elementary school. i'm storm team meteorologist for north carolina news. cary? >> what was your favorite author as a kid? >> reporter: you know what, dies? dr. seuss "oh the places you'll go" is one of my favorites. inside voice on, too. >> mine was victor hugo. just kidding. we'll see you back here in the morning, too. >>> still ahead at noon -- >> i think we need to be working on priorities that help north carolina families. >> the state's top prosecutor weighs in on a controversial issue that's not only impacting north carolina politics but country as well. >> look who's back on earth. getting his se . >> thanks for staying with us. the state's attorney general is weighing in on charlotte's controversial new discrimination ordinance. it says transgender people can use the bathroom of their gender identity. the governor has called for state lawmakers to overturn the ordi

so happy birthday, dr. seuss. if you're wondering if dr. seuss would be alive today, he would be 112 years old, and also here's another fun fact. it took him one year to write "cat in the hat." how about that? >> tia: i like that. they're watching a eagle in avon lake. it's the eagle's nest at redwood elementary and there could be more than one bald eagle there. the mother eagle laid the first egg. now students and staff are seeing if there will be any more. an egg takes more than a month to hatch. the mama bird has her work cut out for her this morning especially if we talk about keeping that egg warm. >> warm and in place. the nest because it's so windy out there this morning, and it is going to be a windy day ahead. you see on the radar we have some snow out there to contend with. good morning to you in northern medina county down into summit, portage, southern geauga county, south and east side of cleveland and then over into trumbull ashtabula county the snow starts to lighten up. it's steadiest from elyria into northern medina county a

it's dr. seuss' birthday. lots of folks are enjoying read across america day in the classroom. >> you can see kari hall right there in santa clara. how is it going there, kari? >> reporter: we're going great now that we have first graders here paired up with fifth graders. they're reading to each other, taking turns, passing books along. it's just one book after another. it's all to celebrate dr. seuss' birthday. but i want you to check out this sign they made for me. now, this is pretty awesome. look at that. it looks just like me. that is really nice. these kids welcoming me into the school, i'm going to read a couple of books. of course i have a dr. seuss book and we'll read that after a while. then i also have a book that's related to weather and the water cycle. some learning involved here. of course, we'll talk a little bit about weather. but that's all coming up. if your kids are in school right now, this is probably exactly what they're doing, reading and of course as we go into the weekend we've been

mayor jim kenney read dr. seuss' "cat in the hat," read across america day held every march 2nd, the birthday of the late dr. seuss. ♪ >> philadelphia councilman read "green eggs and ma'am" to kids. more than 100 decked out in red hats listened to the dr. seuss classic. >>> next at 6:00, 30 mile an hour weekends, snow, and 70 degree weather in our future. first alert forecast next. >>> family just torn apart. police have little to go on. tonight, a plea for help in a deadly hit-and-run. >>> plus, birthday for the ages. tonight a local woman celebrates tonight a local woman celebrates a big milestone. my we... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms®. no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. introducing longhorn's big, bold, steaks. the only way to make em' better was to make em' bigger. our new

' birthday. >> enwhen i announced it, they were happy and i gave them a pencil of dr. seuss. they love this day. >> more than 50 guest readers took part at school including a san francisco police officer who talked to the kids about staying safe and san francisco firefighter chief hayes-white. >> we should be reading about how to handle the wind. >> we have forgotten. >> meteorologist mike nicco do you have a dr. seuss seem find your umbrellas, something... >> i should work on that. i was thinking mostly cloudy with a chance of b bull. >> that is a good work. >> we are exited the rain is coming, and maybe we do not lick the timing. over the weekend, we have the potential for march and the latest information is in, we have several days of wet weather starting tonight in the north by and we could get next tuesday and wednesday off and next saturday but through the 15th it is looking healthy than february at one medical guided and the other is dry. i thought we would be optimistic and the big storm, notice it is spinning in the gulf of alaska and the energy is, the tail end of s

dr. seuss was born theodore ceus geisel on this day in 1904. tion takes place every year on march 2nd, also known as dr. sauce's birthday. >> oh the places you will go. >> i thought there would be more there. >> zoom here we are. talking about the stories we are coming up today at 4:00. we all know how important it is to get a good night's sleep and that starts with your mattress of course. some cost upwards of a few thousand there's and consumer reports puts mattresses to the test and find out which ones are good buys. >>> and a heart stopping moment is caught on camera, a toddler falls out a car on a busy highway, amazingly the child is already, but how could it happen. we'll explain how the kid managed to get out and who came to the rescue. >> you can take us with you on the go, watch our newscast streaming live on your tablet or smart phone. >> thank you. >>> accuweather is coming up. >>> meteorologist, david murphy, is here now with normal check of the accuweather forecast. second day of march. like the first one? >> and acting more like ma

it is to honor the late writer dr. seuss. in honor of dr. seuss' belated birthday, starting tomorrow the orlando science center is hosting a party through sunday. we posted a link about the event inside the dr. seuss story. spread the word and share it with your friends on >> lisa: your favorite dr. seuss book? >> ginger: there are so many of them. >> julie: i like green eggs and ham. although it's a workout reading those out loud over and over and over again. >> ginger: people are sharing their favorite dr. seuss books right now. [reading postings] >> julie: share your favorite at facebook.com/news 6. i love all those book clubs. they still do those where you can get books in the mail and kids think it's so exciting. >> ginger: extra points if you >> ginger: chief meteorologist tom sorrells. we know your name. >> tom: sometimes you don't. sometimes you look at me and you look blank. >> lisa: we love you. >> tom: that's all that matters. it's been a beautiful day in the neighborhood. no, no, no rain, though we had the clouds. i keep waiting f

philadelphia eagle bow allen traded football helmet for a dr. seuss hat and read to about 50 elementary children part of a book donation event at martin luther king high school in germantown. santander bank donated 3,000 books to at risk kids and not just eagles players who grabbed a good book today. see that guy right there, fox 29's own chris o'connell read green eggs and ham to second and third graders at the chester upland school of the arts in delaware county. chris looking very dapper in his cat in the hat hat. >> all the kids saying hay. >> love it. >> great thing there. >>> police walk up to this guy inside a wal*mart and in seconds he's running away. what police say he was doing to women inside that wal*mart that had him in so much trouble. >> a teenager in tennessee accused of opening fire on his mom and his grandma. their simple request the family says set him off. >>> talk about desperate. the disgusting act police say this guy tried to avoid getting arrested.

happy birthday dr seuss! and to birthday people across the country are taking time out of their day to read to kids. today is national read across newschannel 3 got in on the action too. i had a great time reading to ms. harvey )s pre-k class at sewells-p&point elementary in norfolk -p&where i read dr seuss s tongue twister fox in socks and our erica greenway read at the adult learning center in virgnia beach to students learning english as a second language. so remember on read across america day your never too old or too wild to pick up a book and read to a child. first warning forecast colder air moving in.... expect cloudy skies with scattered showers this morning as a cold front moves off of the east coast. rain will taper off by mid-morning and clouds will clear by midday. the cold front will also bring in cooler air. we morning, quickly drop into the low 50s and linger in the low 50s through the afternoon. winds will ramp up again today with gusts to near 30 mph. cooler air dominates for the second hal

scoop ran a dr. seuss classic the cat in the hat and the company collected 3,000 books to give at risk books. >>> philadelphia jim kenney dressed the part for dr. seuss reading, he read to the childrens hospital of philadelphia on this special day to celebrate literacy. >>> hundreds of new scientists showed off their inventions today. they took part in this science olympics. it includes bottle rockets and vehicles and robotic arms among other inventions and they competed for medals in two different able groups. >>> coming up we'll check the accuweather forecast. looking live at the jersey shore, a pretty picture from cape may and cecily tynan has an interesting five-day forecast for us when we come right back. when you think what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pu

this is my favorite dr. seuss book. i can read it with my eyes shut. >> we do that in the morning at times. we feel that way at least. >> it is dr. seuss' birthday. so many children, generations have grown up reading these beloved books. we plan to bring our favorites today. i brought a stack. i do love horton hears a who. take care of the world. favorite dr. seuss book is. red fish blue fish, what is it. >> that's right. use the hashtag be on 9. >> green eggs and ham. >> i said, oh, the places you will go. we've had this on our coffee table since i was a little girl. marty tweeted this out. the foot book. >> use the hashtag be on 9. >> we figured dr. seuss to be 102 today. >>> all right. it is a challenging change for the colorado rockies. we're going talk about the reason there's a taller fence at coors field and how it's it is so hard to choose just one favorite memory. worked with mark koebrich, it was a favorite, one of the most gracious, funny, friendly, welcoming people you could ever work with. although there wa

i bet, jim, you read a few dr. seuss books to your kids. >> i have read a few. i know my son heading off to preschool. he was excited. he knew about it and knew they were going to celebrate dr. seuss today. >> that's great. to be excited about reading is a >> it is. instill that in hem early. >> a quick look ahead. a little cloudy. >> a little cloudy but the seven day forecast shows we have the front clearing out. cooler temperatures, dropping that humidity. then head into the week and it looks fantastic with highs in the mid 70s. >> that is spring break weather. the news doesn't end here. we'll post the latest all day on fox 13 news.com, twitter and facebook. >> look for news, weather and sports. access hollywood is next. (music playing) i feel pretty (west side story) not every cake can be handcrafted in store layered with fresh berries and frosted to perfection like our publix bakery chantilly cake it'll be remembered for all the right reasons. >>> lights, camera, access. >> i think he would have loved the girl more. that was there before this happened. >> th

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>> dr. seuss day. >> sure it is. >> happy birthday to dr. seuss. i'm headed taught austin's school, to read green eggs and ham later today. so, taking pole on facebook and twitter. what's your favorite dr. seuss book? we have them all. go dog go. cat in the hat. >> i like oh, the places you'll go. >> and headed out the front door at 50 miles an hour on the schuylkill, right there where that police chase ended yesterday where they got those guys, the chase originated out here in chester county, crazy, one guy jumped into the schuylkill river. we will tell you more about that later on. and some flooding blair milan easton road, just off of the 611 interchange of the pennsylvania turnpike, back to you. >> is this good or bad for the fans? lottery numbers. >> good morning, the eagles have their quarterback for the next two seasons, and in the end i'm not surprised and there should not be a lot of complaining by the eagles fans. eagles and sam bradford signed new deal, but to the surprise of some it is only a two year deal. it is worth $36 million, with

dr. seuss still encouraging us to pick up a good book. john: the nationwide event today to coincide with his birthday. with so many of us on facebook mark zuckererberg is bound to be raking in i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. dad! you can get wifi all over this place. cool! make your home as connected as possible. get 50 meg internet with unlimited data for $39.99 per month. and ask about free installation. john: there's nothing like being lost in a good book. it is national read across america celebrated every year on march 2 the birthday of dr. seuss. it was created bier the national education association. the goal is to encourage children and teens to read. biggest mover on the forbes 2016 list of world's richest people moving up 10 spots as his net worth is estimated at $44.6 billion from an estimated $33.4 billion last year. he was the sixth richest p

dr. seuss. dr. seuss day. today is the writer's illustrate illustrator's birthday. and, hey, green eggs and ham. that's what the doctor will -- >> al roker! >> what's your favorite dr. seuss book. >> you know what? >> "oh, the places you'll go." how about yours? >> al, don't guilt me subconsciously. >> dr. seuss, "green eggs and ham." what a great -- you know? i do not like green eggs and ham, i do not like them, sam i am. let's look at -- look at the low pressure system pushing down on it will bring rain to the south. snow to the north. des moines, chicago, sound bend seeing accumulating snow. on friday, moving east-northeast, brings snow, off the north carolina coast, into washington, d.c. into the new york area. how much snow are we talking about? cedar rapids, chicago, columbus, 2 to 4 inches. but you get to the south of washington, dover, delaware, could see 6 to 8 inches of snow, new york area, maybe 1 to 2 inches. that's what's going on ang amy: good morning central florida, i' m amy sweezey. despite a cold front coming true we will still stay warm today, tom

it honors literature. >> favorite dr. seuss book is? >> cat in the hat or green eggs and ham. >> very good. >> did he do go, dog, go, and are you my mother? >> no. no. are you my mother was not dr. seuss. >> it's been a couple of years for me. all right, gianna. take it away. what's going on? >> dr. seuss very popular with my 2-year-old right now. jumping to the freeways we have light conditions out there bay bridge not too bad. we have a live look here. you can see traffic doing okay out of oakland into san francisco seeing a few more cars make that commute this morning but no delays across the span heading into san francisco. metering lights are still off. they typically don't go on until 5:30 a.m. san mateo bridge not bad 13 minutes between hayward and foster city. so if you are making that trek across the span, traffic is light there, as well. same for the golden gate bridge. one more lane making its way southbound side 101. richmond/san rafael bridge light at the toll plaza. we had some early-morning roadwork there that's cleared.

teachers dressed up as dr. seuss characters. we want to hear about your favorite read across america moment. i also have the opportunity to i read them a story. they have focused on perseverance and overcoming adversity. that is a bright group of mines. >> you foot -- you fit right in. joel: and shout out to matthew lyons. he got me through all the classes and got us there on time. anna: this is a lot. people rolling up their sleeves and opening their wallets to help people working to recover from last week's tornado. joel: we head back to the hardest hit areas. how the victims are recovering and the support pouring in. first, a play based on the lives of soldiers here in fort bragg. >> it is an up close and personal look at love and life we will give you a preview coming up. >> holes are being dug up in one raleigh neighborhood. why residents are so upset. joel: quick programming note. tune in for this series premier anchor: one week ago a tornado with wind over 100 miles per hour twisted its way through granville county destro

. >> you might have noticed country marks the iconic authors birthday card dr. seuss . random house donated 50,000 new children's books today, so pick up a book may be with a dinner of green eggs and ham, sam i am, we love dr. seuss books in our house. thanks a lot guys, here's what's up on the news at 6 pm. >>> final swings as the pga tour sweeps into south florida could the name trump keep it from coming back? >>> busted a year since a gold heist on the side of i-95, the fbi snacks one suspect that they are not done yet. >>> downtown of the future. construction gets going on have an exclusive view of what it is really going to look like. the news at 6 pm starts right now. >>> first at 6 pm, staying or leaving? south florida in danger of losing a marquee event worth millions of dollars possibly because of donald trump's name. the world golf championship will be here through the weekend and once again check trump national doral is the host. but the pga is exploring their options because of things the republican front-runner has said. we all live in broward with the stor

the birthday of late writer and illustrator dr. seuss. the goal is to encourage children and teens but adults can also this. interesting book today and enjoy. 4shot list of the day top-selling dr. suess books 5. oh, the places 4. one fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish 3. dr. suess's abc 2. the cat in the hat ham coming up... we're reminiscing with some pictures of old cincinnati theatres plus... we have a recipe for oreo brownies! we can't wait to try them. still around or not. author steven rol-fez joins me this morning guest: steven rolfe, author event info book signing and discussion thursday, march 3 at 7:00 pm joseph-beth booksellers rookwood pavilion 2692 madison road, cincinnati, oh about one of the authors steven j. rolfes, 63, is a life-long native of cincinnati. he is the author of four books for arcadia, a book on the 1937 flood for little miami press, and a soon to be released book on the cincinnati courthouse riot for pelican press. steve is passionate about cincinnati history, and cincinnati history museum at the museum cent

local schools and libraries are utilizing dr. seuss' books to celebrate this underrated holiday. >> not in a box, not with a fox [laughter] >> "q": laughter, smiles, they are the joys of reading. especially at this age. >> and it's essential that parents read aloud to their children and get their kids excited about reading. >> "q": and what better day to open a new chapter than on dr. seuss' birthday? >> i like green eggs and ham! >> which also happens to be read across america day. an annual reading motivation and awareness program that calls for every child in every community to celebrate reading. cuyahoga county public library staff prides itself on making reading a fun experience. >> learning to read has to happen before children of any background from any community can read to learn. it's that essential first step. country, thousands of schools, community centers and libraries participate by bringing kids, teens and books together. in solon, they even sing and dance. >> "q": kids aren't the only ones enjoying themselves. >> i love

they even brought their favorite dr. seuss hat. great time had by all.uch a great initiative. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon. thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" does continue at 5:00 always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is coming up next. have a great day. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ >> victor: you're just another traitor! all of you are traitors! you think your lives will be better without me?! think again! you'll be nothing without me! nothing! >> nick: well, i guess that's that. >> victor: get out! you stand here, you condemn me?! you should spend that time thinking about life without me! get out! you are traitors, all of you! i said

dr. seuss? >> we'll see what they have there. okay. >>> we told you at the top of the show decision 2016 is shaping up to be a race between donald trump and hillary clinton. with super tuesday under their belts what lies ahead. the races the front-runners are now eyeing. >>> looking live outside this morning, in the 40s and 50s out there right now. and it's only going to get colder as the morning goes on. but the cold isn't the only thing >>> good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. welcome back to "news4 today." 5:31. we'll start with 4 things to know about the forecast with meteorologist chuck bell. >> good morning, everyone. yes, indeed, 5:31 on your wednesday 0 another blast of wind is racing into the area it's bringing another surge of cold air with it. we'll be below freezing with windchills before the sun goes down and air temperature will be below freezing for thursday morning. that sets the stage for a rain/snow combo thursday into friday and a taste of april later this week. still lingering rain dr

dr. seuss. >> are we done? >> dr. seuss day. it's a day to celebrate reading and, hey, green eggs and ham. that's what the doctor will -- >> al roker! >> what's your favorite dr. seuss book. >> you know what? >> "oh, the places you'll go." >> al, don't guilt me subconsciously. >> dr. seuss, "green eggs and ham." i do not like them, sam i am. let's look at -- see if you can -- look at the low pressure system pushing down. on thursday, it's a fast mover. it'll bring rain to the south. snow to the north. des moines, chicago, sound bend seeing accumulating snow. on friday, moving east of east-northeast, brings snow, accumulating in washington, d.c. and into the new york area. how much snow? cedar rapids, chicago, columbus, 2 to 4 inches. you get to the south of washington, dover, delaware, could see 6 to 8 inches of snow. new york area, maybe 1 to 2 inches. the country. >> in any event, there was a scheduling conflict. willie couldn't come. >> very supporting. >> willie making a donation. >> you're making me feel bad. dylan dreyer a

. >>> today is read across america day which celebrates dr. seuss' birthday.aking part in festivities across the delaware valley. north philadelphia wells fargo presenting two, six figure checks to read by fourth and the campaign for great level reading both of those campaigns strive to have kids reading on grade level by the time they reach the fourth grade. officials also taking time to read to kids at the dr. ethel allen school. >> university city mayor kenney spent part of his busy day reading to patients at the children's hospital of philadelphia. very nice hat there the mayor along with doctors and nurses handed outer free doctors of dr. seuss books to patients and their families. look key here. this is fox 29's very own chris o'connell reading green eggs and ham to second and third graders at the chester upland school in the arts in delaware county. chris also looking from dapper in his cat in the hat hat. >> i hope he didn't hit a pothole on the way over there. >> he'll get them fixed riata what. >> things are starting to change in your weather forecas

and this month dr. seuss celebrating his one hun 12th birthday. >> wow!ool. >> we all have a relationship. no doubt about. >> can i tell you all... my goodness. >> this is what i enjoyed reading the most today. besides the giving tree my favorite book that fourth grade class spent so much time writing me thank you notes i have to say i look pretty good in a lot of them. >> there you go. >> this one -- this one was done by lauren it says you are so kind to us that you read to us for read across america. you read so beautifully and clear, you are awesome. >> shucks. very nice. >> they have good answers that little boy. >> right. >> wise i don't know his years. >> he was to say he felt comforted by that book. >> and so into you. they were listening to every word. >> it was a great day. >> awesome. >> thanks guys. it was great day. perfect segue to kate good it was a great day. >> great day. can't say anything more than that. it was 75 degrees on march 8t march 8th. it doesn't get any better than that. you did and need a jacket today and guess what, you're no

and this month dr. seuss celebrating his one hun 12th birthday. >> wow!ty cool. >> we all have a relationship. no doubt about. >> can i tell you all... my goodness. >> this is what i enjoyed reading the most today. besides the giving tree my favorite book that fourth grade class spent so much time writing me thank you notes i have to say i look pretty good in a lot of them. >> there you go. >> this one -- this one was done by lauren it says you are so kind to us that you read to us for read across america. you read so beautifully and clear, you are awesome. >> shucks. very nice. >> they have good answers that little boy. >> right. >> wise i don't know his years. >> he was to say he felt comforted by that book. >> and so into you. they were listening to every word. >> it was a great day. >> awesome. >> thanks guys. it was great day. perfect segue to kate good it was a great day. >> great day. can't say anything more than that. it was 75 degrees on march 8t march 8th. it doesn't get any better than that. you did and need a jacket today and guess what, you'r

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they have to be bottle-fed four times a day... have grown up reading dr. seuss books... today is his birthday and even though he's not with us anymore... we want to know some of your favorite books. share your favorites using the hashtag be on 9.. here are some we took. this morning we are getting ready to wish our friend mark koebrich a happy retirement. today will be his last day at 9news. so many people have already sent him emails and well-wishes on facebook. we invited you to send your comments as well. his final newscasts and 5... and later tonight at 10 we'll take a special look back at his 46 year clinton and trump may have been big winners in other >>> we're going to take our fight is for economic justice, for social justice, for environmental sanity, for a world of peace. >> clinton and trump may have been big winners in other states, but colorado voters were feeling the bern. >> bernie sanders came out on top. i'm going to break down the

taking part of dr. seuss day. it is the famous author's birthday. >> i love dr. seuss. >> have a good night, everybody >>> lights, camera, access. >>> are blake and gwen one step closer to a walk down the aisle? i'm billy bush. >>> plus, a romantic milestone for taylor and calvin as she delivers her own version of "my best friend's wedding." >> the best part of your love story is yet to come. >>> with the custody of their her ex, guy richie, are in court. >>> that was not my call. >> if not lead prosecutor's marcia clark's idea, whose was it? >> and this famous johnnie cochran line isn't his either. so whose is it? >> o.j. says i've got a line. >>> cover of "people" shows blake and gwen and claims how hollywood's most surprising couple are changing for each other. change out much those jeans here and there when you go to the vanity fair cover party. >> their chemistry is strong. blake and gwen made their red carpet debut ativanity fair's oscar party. are wedding bells next? marriage won't be happening any time soon, but a source does say

dr. seuss wrote 44 children's books... including the classics 'cat in the hat', 'oh the places you'll go', 'green eggs and ham'... and many more. his birthday also inspired "read across america" ... where schools and libraries all across the country, plan special reading events. 3 and in honor of doctor seuss's birthday.... glazer children's museum is holding a seusstastic week. today they hosting a competition... they're asking everyone to post their best doctor seuss-inspired poetry on social media today. type up your rhyme and then use the hashtag 'g-c-m kids' the museum employees will pick their favorite one and the winner will received a 20- dollar gift card to the 3 (we have our *own poems... and you can read them on our twitter and 3 3 3 3 3 ahead this 3 morning in our five o'clock hour: this weeks extraordinary ordinary is proof that with hard work and determination.... anything is possible. a great story of much of a chance as a child... is now head of the class.... .. making her this weeks extraordinary ordinary.

a lot of schools in the area will be reading books by dr. seuss today. astronaut scott kelly is back on earth. space... the longest any american has ever spent in space. he landed early this morning. he had to be carried out because his muscles are so weak from being in space so long. a wife had an interesting way to let her husband know he was going to be a dad.

don't forget, share your pictures with us of your favorite dr. seussbook and let us know why it's your favorite. you can tweet the book to nbc washington with the hash tag readacrossamerica. do you have a favorite book? >> i have a few. and i can't give them away even though my children aren't little anymore. i still keep the books and go through them time and again. some i remember from my childhood. >>> we told you when the cherry blossoms would bloom. after the break, more on this year's cherry >>> new at midday, the date you can circle on your calendar in pink. the national cherry blossom festival starts this month, and we just found out the times to go. news4 megan mcgrath is there. she just heard them give the dates. tell us what they are, and good morning. >> reporter: well, barbara, the date to circle would be march 31st. that's the start of the peak bloom period. and if mother nature cooperates, that peak period should last so you can imagine it's going to be very crowded down there on the title basin during that period. that's good news. this

collecting and donating 3,000 books for at-risk youth, even swoop read a dr. seuss>> kids at chester brook academy elementary got revenge on teachers today. kids decorated the principal and teachers as ice cream sundsunda for reading more than 130,000 minutes during february. they ate that up. >> love taking advantage of the opportunity to mess up your teacher, right? >> it's a good cause. get them them to read a lot of books and get them to do that to teachers. >>> new tonight at 5:00, serious story. boy in the box. >> a murder that has baffled investigators in philadelphia for nearly 6 o0 years. >> you think you've solved the case? >> i think i did. >> investigators look into a new theory about death and exclusive access as police try to solve the mystery of america's unknown child. >>> we have colder temperatures moving in tonight, talking about the 20s. before the week's over, looking at another round of snow moving in. i'll show you the timing coming up. >>> it's the question everyone's asking, what was chris christie thinking? how social media went wild over h

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and to celebrate dr. seuss -- newschannel three is reading across america. find out where your favorite faces were joining honoring veterans of the vietnam war -- fifty years later. todd corillo takes us to a special recognition in suffolk. in a back corner of bunny s restaurant -- surrounded by memories of wars and the soldiers who fought them -- they gather veterans is a bit larger on this day they )re joined by sailors from naval station norfolk -- recognizing 50 years since one of america )s most divisive wars-in vietnam though time has done little to fade the memories those lessons paid for in home is where they now find themselves -- between the past -- and the future and the ties of service and gratitude that bind them. in suffolk -- todd corillo -- newschannel 3. today we )re celebrating another important anniversary. the wright brother s national memorial turns 89 years old today. it was built in 1953 in kill devil hills, north carolina. the memorial honors the wright brothers on the first successful powered flight. tracking colder temps, along with

the kindergarteners wore their dr. seuss reading hats. thanks for letting me spend the morning with you all and afterwards they ambushed me and wanted to hug me. >> did you get yourself one of those hats? >> i need to get one, don't i? >>> 23 degrees in denver. >>> still ahead, what colorado veteran that is getting them ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> it's back here on earth and ready for testing. in december of 2014 the world before successfully landing in the specific ocean. that same space raffle is at lockheed martin and scientists are using it to take us even further. lockheed martin engineers are testing the effects each rocket launch has on the capsule and eventually the astronauts inside. >> it will recreate the same sound pressure and noise that the rocket would when it was launching. >> reporter: it would require rockets more powerful than ever and it may make it cheaper and more frequent. >> this is the future of america behind us. >> reporter: it is planned to take humans into deep space by 2023. those working on orion now hope it in

hey, chuck. >> don't wear it outside, aaron, those big dr. seuss hats will carry you across the parking lot. winds could gust up to 50 miles per hour during the conversation of the day. watch out, everybody, a lot of wind energy to deal with. right with drops moving out of the southern maryland and out of the picture. winds gusting between 30 and 40 miles per hour. at most reporting stations. strongest gusts last hour at g hagersto hagerstown, 45 miles an hour. down to the 50s in fredericksburg and southern maryland. already in the 50s. and below freezing at the sea creek lake. not much in the change. we'll stay in the 40s for the remainder of the morning until lunchtime, then temperatures will trail off. by 5:00 this afternoon, the high already in the rear view mirror, by 5:00, temperatures upper 30s and low 40s with windchills down at or below freezing before the sun even sets today. what about tomorrow because that's the next thing we're watching for. here's tomorrow night at 7:00, cloudy skies. rain and some snow, shenandoah valley. by 11:00, e

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dr. seuss's birthday, i'm heading to a pasco county school to read to kids today. the national education chose today to be national read across america day in honor of dr. seuss. >> the goal is to encourage children and teens to read. pick up a book, head to your local library, check one out, take it outside. nice weather for it. >> it's also a red cross month. national red cross month. >> we're celebrating everything. >> that's right. >> today on "fablife"... >> "fablife" is all about reinvention. diy your way to a new wardrobe. >> ...an old pair of leggings into a chic crop top with no sewing. >> plus, we're giving an american classic a complete redo. >> it's so good. >> a whole new you deserves a whole new kind of hot dog. >> and... >> in the blink of an eye... (siren wailing) ...my entire life changed. >> an incredible woman's unbelievable transformation. >> come on out. >> whoa! >> i'm shaking. >> i'm shaking too. >> i'm shaking too! (cheers and applause) >> welcome to "fablife." it's march, so it's time we get serious about being out with the old and in with

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