dylan won't let anyone else cut his hair. and though he may be little, he's already got big plans for >> do you know what you want to do when you grow up? >> i want to be a doctor. >> you want to g them as early as possible to start leading so it becomes second nature. >> reporter: the program makes sure the shelvesreully stocked for the kids. >> they are allowed to keep the books. >> reporter: and dylan says he already knows the power ofod a book. >> it makes you feelt. smar >> it feels amazing. i love it. i pray that someday walks t upo me and says you just don't know how you changed my life. through a lives program that's a cut above the rest. >> they become family. >> in white plains, aimee cho

laid out in front of 17 year old dylan chidick are not just pamphlets of college options.natsot"njcu, ramapo and albright."they're acceptance letters.all 17 of them.dylan chidick/student"i have to have a lot of determination."after moving from trinidad at just seven years old and becoming a citizen, dylan and his family went through countless heartaches.his younger twin brothers are living with serious heart conditions.and his family has been in and out of homelessness.dylan chidick/student"there has been a lot of people saying you're not going to achieve this, and me, getting these acceptance letters kind of verifies what i have been saying, that i can do it, and i will do it."the jersey city teen set his goals high and met them.becoming the senior class presidt henry snyder high school, and was inducted into the honor society.now he is to become the first in his family to go to college.it was his single mother's courage to ask for help from the non-profit "women rising" that dylan says wants him to do better.khadine phillip/mother"it has been hard financially, we have be

vladimir duthiers, cbs news, jersey city.>> gr:d wo, dylan.s eveni . >>> take a look big flames, a fast-moving fire ripping through at least three homes on bethel island and contra costa county right now. >> a fire broke out on taylor road about an hour ago. buildings are on stilts backed up to the levy. the fires so big smoke can be seeing for miles. chopper five giving us a view of the fire. you can see what firefighters are up against. we have seeing them pouring water on the flames we have watched parts of the building collapse. >> is video shows one building completely ey

>> dylan, thank you very much. >>> breaking news overnight.e saw a successful launch of a spacex rocket with a dragon capsule that is now o its way to the international space station. this is huge for both spacex and nasa. it could pave the way for aue successfulh of a spacecraft that could take humans to space. tom costello was up all ght, watching the launch at the kennedyce center in florida. this was a dramatic scene overnight. >> reporter: could not have gone any better. really spectacular as we watched the falcon 9 rocket lifting off here from the kennedy space center and sitting on top the dragon crewvehicle. 39a. if you're a space history buff, you know that's where they launched apollo missions and space shuttle missions. listen for yourself, watch for yourself. it was picture perfect. >> five, four, three, two, one, zero. ignition, liftoff. >> reporter: spacex, mission control calling the flight, as the rocket cut through the nig what a great night it was. a few minutes later, main engine cut offir as the stage separated and fell bac

this morning, dylan has everything you need to know. >>> mission to space. >> three, two, one, zero. >> a successful and history-making launch overnight for the spacex rocket. the dragon capsule on top, now headed for the international space station. and it could mean that private companies will be sending astronauts into orbit as early as this summer. we're live at the kennedy space center. >>> damage cont president trump set to appear before a friendly conservative audience today after what's been a tough week. the president trying to clarify his comments after an angry of theh from parents american student who died shortly after he was released from north korean custody. the president blaming the north koreans for otto warmbier's gdeath, but not point the finger at kim jong an. we're liv the white house. >>> all that, plus, confrontation on camera. hours after the san francisco giant's ceo was caught on video ripping a cell phone out of his wife's hands, causing her to tumble, she releases a statement, saying all is well between the t of them. >>> taking on amazon. california cong

it's not like dylan mccay was this revolutionary idea of coolness. let's be honest.e w he was james dean, but it was for a new generation that hadn't grown up with james dean. >> beyond his good looks, his humility endearing him to fans. >> a year ago i was shoveling asphalt. a year from now i could be doing it again. i think it keeps a good perspective on things as long as you remember that. >> 90210 created buzz with adult story lines. the teenage characters dealing with drinking, aids, and pregnancy. >> 90210 is one of the biggest hits in the teenage genere that's been on tv. people back in the 90s literally could not walk anywhere without being stalked and swarmed by fans. >> capitalizing on his tv fame, he made the jump to the big screen in 1992. >> hi. >> hi. >> for buffy the vampire slayer. he would go onto earn critical acclaim for playing bull rider clay frost in "8 seconds". he left 90210 in 1995. he would return three years later for the show's final season. >> i bring you greetings. >> television provided steady work over the next decade with roles on "oz

it's luke and he's my dylan. everybody just keep positive, wonderful thoughts.t's all i'm going to say. >> shannen who fought breast cancer reconnected with her former tv love last year and luke told us it was a blast. >> we had lunch and she got to meet her. it was really good. >> we're told jack perry was with his dad today in his final moments as was his daughter, sophie who had to fly in from a peace mission in africa. his fiance, ex-wife, family and friends were also by his side. asphalt, and a year from now i could be doing it again. i think it keeps a good perspective on things as long as you remember that. >> we first met luke in 1991 on the "90210" set mnt sensibility his heartthrob status. luke always seemed to stay grounded and humble through mostly guest starring roles on tv in 2017 when he was cast as archie's dad on "riverdale." >> playing the dad is the next thing in long. ideally i'll be around long enough to play the grandfather. >> the news coincided with the rumors of the "90210" reboot. tributes from that cast are pouring in. from gabrielle c

. >> reporter: dylan chiddick has a tough decision to make. the high school senior is choosing between not one but 17 colleges. were you excited each time you received one? >> yes. it was really exciting for me. >> reporter: it's the kind of opportunity this new jersey teenager never expected. dylan moved from trinidad to new jersey when he was 7, raised by a single mom. there were many challenges. his younger twin brothers have a serious heart condition, and the family struggled with homelessness. >> we're in a shelter for about four months. >> reporter: those hardships turned into hard work, motivating him in the classroom. >> they can take away your job or your money, but the knowledge that you have in your brain, nobody can ever take that away. >> reporter: the honors student will be the first in his family to attend college. >> words can't describe. words can't describe. i'm ecstatic. >> reporter: while we were with dylan he got even more good news. after hearing his story, strangers decided to pitch in and help pay for college. >> full t

when dylan was just 7 years old. he will be the first person in his family to go to college. to feel like for you? >> i don't know what heaven feels like, but i think it might be just that. >> reporter: as a single mom, she struggled to support three kids. after losing her job, they ende. she persevered, eventually landing permanent supportive housing for her family. where do you think he gets that drive, that determination from? >> i don't want to toot my own horn. >> reporter: i was waiting for that. >> he gets it from me. >> reporter: that drive has dylan already making plans for law school. >> i'm thankful that this has happened to me. >> reporter: truth is, dylan made it happen for himself. vladimir duthiers, cbs news, jersey city. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," california governor gavin newsom gives his first live tv interview since his decision in january to suspend the death penalty for the duration of his term. >>> omar villafranca looks at cleanup efforts off the gulf coast for the longest oil spill in u.s. history. >>> in "a more perfect union," how the cleve

. >> bob dylan thought that folk music was poetry.ed it with folk culture, and it's more lyrical intensity than anybody's put to song before. ♪ and the negro's name is used, it is plain ♪ ♪ for the politician's gain as he rises to fame ♪ >> up until the time of bob dylan, there were the songwriters and there were the singers. dylan started writing his own music. >> he says, i am going to comment on the world, i'm going to comment on the nature of this human experience. bob dylan was sort of in this white-hot moment of saying more in the popular song than anyone ever had before. ♪ only a pawn in their game [ cheers and applause ] >> after the revolution of bob dylan, the music world moves west. ♪ got to go where you wanna go, do what you wanna do with whoever you wanna do ♪ >> royal canyon becomes the epicenter of the rock revolution. >> the music scene was not happening in new york anymore. it was now l.a. everybody moved to laurel canyon. >> actors, musicians, artists, and so it was a kind of whole community, very open. if you were d

>> noodles. >> i'm all about the noodles. >> dylan is, too.ut somewhere around here dad starts to realize dylan is making progress, if you will. >> oh, boy. >> she is so hungry for those noodles. she keeps grabbing at them. >> dad comes back. look at his face. >> yum. >> yes! i love noodles! >> next time cut them. >>> this next little guy knows what to do. he goes by jane. he is about to head off to work with his dad. >> the shirt is on backwards. >> i was about to say. >> no, no, no. it's fine. he is bothered by what you adults say about it. >> it is the wrong way. >> i don't think so. >> okay. >> why does society have to dictate the way he wears his shirt. if he wants to wear it like this, the buttons are in the back now. >> you did say wear a collared shirt. not which way i have to wear it. [ laughter ] >> oh, i can see now! >> there's no lenses in there, you good. >> this must have been a monday. we're all like this on a monday trying to go to work. >> i think great. >> i think he looks fly. >>> it's on for these two. >> we've got boxing g

dylan is tracking it all. gl >>> and plus mob war brewing? questions are swirling after a mob boss was gunned down and run over. >>> widening investigation. felicity huffman heads back to court after being caught up in that cheating scandal as several universities vow to reexamine their admissions policies. >>> and after being accused of sexual misconduct, neil degrasse tyson is getting set to return to his popular show, today, saturday, march 16, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with sheinelle jones, peter alexander and dylan dreyer. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome to today. thank you for joining us. >> we start with the new developments overnight in the wake of that terrible attack in thoouz. t new zealand. the alleged gunman in court. >> he is facing a murder charge with more expected to come. at least 49 people were killed in that hate fueled terror attack on two mosques. we hahav reaction frohave reacte world. let's begin with miguel almaguer in christchurch. >> reporter: the first of

dylan is tracking it all. >>> all that, plus, mob war brewing? questions swirling this morning days after a reputed mob boss was gunned down and run over outside his ho. will the gambino family now look for revenge? a former member of the crime family speaks out. >>> widveing igation. felicity huffman heads back tog court aftecaught up in the cheating scandal, as several universities vow to re-examine their admissions policies. >>> back on the air. after bei accused of sexual sconduct, celebrity astro physicist neil degrasse tyson is preparing to repoturn to his sh today, saturday, march 16th, ou2019. >> anner: from nbc news, this is "today" with sheinelle jones, peter alexander, and dylan dreyer. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> weaplcome to "today" and tha you for joining us onsa this rday morning. >> we start with the developments overnight after the attack in new zealand. the alleged gunman in court for the first time. >> he is facing a murder charge, with more expected to come. 49 people were killed in the hate-fueled terror atta

dylan will be the first of his family to attend college. dylan, congratulations.one day hopes to open a caribbean restaurant and he wants to help her. he said he's used to being a role model for his two younger brothers. that wraps up this hour. i'll see you at 1:00 p.m. with ali vel shi. right now hallie jackson. >>> developments after the horrific terror attack overseas. it is 3:00 a.m. in new zealand. an anti-muslim gunman killed nearly 50 people in two mosques. the deadliest attack in the country's history. we have the latest on the victims, the survivors and the hunt for more suspects with the president this morning sending his condolences from the white house. some 2020 candidates are too, as we watch two campaign events back home live this hour. kiersten jill brandt in new hampshire. beto o'roarke in iowa on his first full day as a candidate. >> why shouldn't voters be concerned about voting for you with your lack of experience? >> that answer along with what he's saying about whether the president should be impeached. plus here in washington, a declaration

luke perry became a household name playing dylan in the hit series. wednesday after becoming ill in la, where he'd been filming new episodes of another series, riverdale. daniel fienberg is tv critic for the hollywood reporter. tell a small, a really good looking quy tell a small, a really good looking guy playing a bad boy. what could possibly been that made this role and this factor so successful? was really being in the right place at the right time because at that time in the states, fox broadcasting was just getting started up and was trying to distinguish itself from the other broadcast networks and so was trying to be younger, it was trying to be cool, and so beverly hills, 90210 was kind of the breakthrough show to begin with four fox, and then on a show about those who were all good—looking, all reasonably cool in their own way, really from the minute dylan first appeared on screen, luke perry was different. michael long was different, he was the coolest guy in the room and he helped make fox into the room and he helped make fox into the cool

. >> we are going to those early years when he was a fresh face dylan mccabe. you are watching abc "world news now." beauty editors have tried everything. in search of a whiter smile. their choice? crest 3d whitestrips. our exclusive whitening formulation safely whitens 25 times better*. for a noticeably whiter, smile. trust america's #1 whitening treatment. crest 3d whitestrips. [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. ♪ >> w . >>> we know that theme music well. as generations of fans mourn the passing of luke perry, we are looking back over his remarkable career that span nearly three decades. >> this morning we are opening up the vault when luke perry sat down talking to our own charlie gibson. >> he is tv's big man on campus. she is the school's sensitive newspaper editor. together they rate an a-plus from the zillions of teens tuned into "beverly hills >> i am always wanting to go mexico. do you know what would be great if we all went? like yosemit

very windy tomorrow. >> that's your latest forecast. >>> thank yo dylan.opioid crisis. we're going to meteorologist some of the incredible people working on the front lines right w in the fight against fentanyl. >>> also ahead, important information for families on an alarming n risk tied to commo adhd medications for teens. >>> on pop start, the burning questions that ellen had for late night legend david letter,n. >>> neust who is william singer? new insight this morning into the mastermin behind the college admissions scandal from teachers and students who worked with him right aft this. pardon the interruption but this is big! now with t-mobile get the samsung galaxy s10e included with unlimited data for just $40 bucks a month (alarm ringing) wake up to great tasting flavor. (alarm stops) belvita breakfast biscuits. flavors like delicious blueberry or decadent chocolate, gently baked in a tasty biscuit. (alarm ringing) belvita breakfast biscuits. it's time to taste the day. belvita breakfast biscuits. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't

when dylan was just 7 years old.l be the first person in his family to go to college. >> what is that going to feel like for you? >> i don't know what heaven feels like, but i think it might be just that. >> reporter: as a single mom, she struggled to support three kids. after losing her job, they ended up in a shelter, but she persevered, eventually landing permanent supportive housing for her family. >> where do you think he gets that drive, that determination from? >> i don't want to toot my own horn but -- >> i was waiting for that. >> he got it from me. >> reporter: that drive has dylan already making plans for law school. >> i'm just thankful that this has happened to me. >> reporter: truth is dylan made it happen for himself. vladim vladimir dutyier, sbees news, jersey city. >> that is the overnight news for this friday. check back for cnew york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm meg oliver. president trump tweeted veto after congress rejected his

>> thanks, dylan. >>> now to medical condition that affects millions of americans.erans, so many others, includinger my si rebec rebecca, deal with it. she's been going deaf for years. a powerful campaign is putting a spotlight on e sounds and experiences of those who suffer from it. ♪ >> reporter: you've probably heard it after a loud concert, th relentless ringing sound. bradley cooper's character struggled with it in "a star is born." i just hear that tone. the tone ringing. >> reporter: it's called tinnitus, and 50 million americans experience it. >> tintus is extremely common. someone you personally know probably hasro suffered it before. >> reporter: for people like my sister, rebecca, and the folks with her here in the sound studio, it is a permanent part of their lives. >> i remember the other day thinmyng to lf, i've lived with this for 20 years or so. >> for me, i mean, it'fi been years. the moment you try to forget it, it becomes myee acute. >>. >> reporter: they hear it every day. the types of sound can vary, and they can be debilitating. >> there is no

dylan won't let anyone else cut his hair., he has big plans for the future. >> do you want you want to do whenou grow up? >> be a doctor. >> you want to get them started as early as possible to get them reading. hey are allowed to keep the books. it's love, it's fun, it's teaching. >> reporter: dylan says he already knows the power of a good book. >> i makes you be smart. >> i love it. i pray that one d someone walks up to me and says you don't know h you changed my life. >> reporter: changing lives through a program that's a cut bh above the rest. >> you become family. >> that's a great use of time. got a captive audience there. >> working on their heads moreays than one. >> liter >>. >>> one year ago a massive mistake that crushed the dream of hundreds of would be pants. >> an equipment malfunction that ruined hundreds of eggs. >>> next a new break throughea ent for depression. i'll explain why this new approach could help millions of people who haven't seen success with other treatments. >>> plus our average high is now 52

dylan! d-money! chillin' with dylan the villain. "d" to the "y" to the -- hey, mr. dunphy. hey, come on in. you're just in time to catch the end of the game. oh, i'm not really a baseball guy. [ cellphone beeps ] haley says hi. i-i was just being facetious. come on. i'll catch you up.

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mckay. >> he's a bad boy, dylan. >> he's got too much money. a 17-yead s ru to thital fm los angeles home where in a statement, his family said he fo y ikelbut not a impossible candidate for a stroke according to cbs news medical correspondent dr. jon lapook. >> he's relatively young for a stroke. 10% to 15% of people who have a stroke are under the age of 50, so it's not unheard of. >> reporter: perry's tributes on social media from past and current co-stars. while his years of playing teenage bad boy are behind him, perry's career continued on the show of "riverdale." a revival of "beverly hills 90210" was announced on the day of his stroke. perry appears on the big screen this summer in the new quentin tarantino movie. but to many, he will be always remembered as dylan mckay. >> well, that was kevin frazier reporting. "riverdale" shut down production after news that perry had died. and the show's twitter bio reads, "season 3 is dedicated to our lovely family member and friend luke perry." >>> so, the winner of the $1.5 billion mega millions

nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer has more. dylan? >> good evening, jose. we're still watching the flooding threat in the middle of the country with river flooding continuing along the mississippi and missouri rivers. more than 200 river gauges at or are above flood stage. with more rain having moved through, melting snow and ice jams, we're looking at the threat of flooding. will move east. it brings heavier rain. tomorrow we'll seal it affect the entire east coast from new england into the southeast. once it clears the area, temperatures will significantly drop. lake-effect snow will kick back in with several inches of snow possible off of lake ontario and lake erie. as for rain, especially through ohio, we could see one to three inches through tonight and tomorrow. jose? >> dylan dreyer, thank you so much. >>> hurricane florence swept through north carolina more than six months ago, but the marines at camp lejeune waiting for help toy. >> reporter: six months ago, marines were training in this classroom. today, ceilings are caved in, walls a m d is flore

dylan it is great to see you. >> thank you lou. i will. move here to new york and we'll talk all of the time. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> up next darling nikki haley has a new job in corporate america and making lots of money on speemps is there any correlation? well with the trajectory of her career and perhaps -- the way in which she conducted herself? we'll fake a look at that. stay with us. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. >> republican candidate mark harris says he won't run in new election for north carolina's 9th district cited serious health condition an they unanimousl

mckay. >> he's a bad boy, dylan. >> well, he's got a lot-- he's got too much money is the thing.17-year-old kid with about $100 million. >> how did he get his dough, paper route? >> uh... ( laughter ) >> reporter: but last week, perry was rushed to the hospital from his los angeles home, where, in a statement, his family said he died of a massive stroke. the father of two, 52-year-old perry was an unlikely, but not impossible candidate for a stroke according to cbs news medical correspondent dr. john lapook. >> he's relatively young for a stroke, but about 10% to 15% of people who have a stroke are under the age 50, so it's not unheard of. >> reporter: perry's death triggered tributes on social media from past and current costars. while his years of playing the teenage bad boy were behind him, perry's career continued as the dad of archie andrews on the show "riverdale." a revival of the original "beverly hills 90210" had just been announced on the day perry was hospitalized. perry's biggest turn as an actor may happen after his death, when he appears on the big screen this summe

dylan it is great to see you. >> thank you lou. i will.to new york and we'll talk all of the time. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> up next darling nikki haley has a new job in corporate america and making lots of money on speemps is there any correlation? well with the trajectory of her career and perhaps -- the way in which she conducted herself? we'll fake a look at that. stay with us. too little too late ♪ ♪ a sock-a-bam-boom ♪ who's in the room? ♪ love is dangerous ♪ but driving safe means you pay less ♪ ♪ switch and save ♪ yes, ma'am excuse me, miss. ♪ does this heart belong to you? ♪ ♪ would you like it anyway? [ scatting ] ♪ would you like it anyway? want more from your entejust say teach me more. into your xfinity voice remote to discover all sorts of tips and tricks in x1. can i find my wifi password? just ask. [ ding ] show me my wifi password. hey now! [ ding ] you can even troubleshoot, learn new voice commands and much more. clean my daughter's room. [ ding ] oh, it won't do that. welp, someone should. just say "teach me more

. >> rerter: dylan has a tou decision to make. the high school senior is choo17ng between not one bu colleges. >> were you excitedach time you received one? >> yes. it was really exciting for me. reporter: it's the kin of opportunity this new jersey teenager never expected. dylan move from trinidad to new jersey when he was 7, raised byi a le mom there were many challenges. his younger twin brothers have a serious heart condition and the family struggled with homelessness. >> we were in the shelter for hoout four months. >> reporter: t hardships turned into hard work, motivang him in the classroom. >> the knowledge that you have y. your brain, nobody can ever take that aw >> reporter: the honors student will be the first in his family toeg attend co >> words can't describe. words can't describe. i'm ectatic >> reporter: while we were with dylan, he got even more good news. after hearing hisstory, strangers decided to pitch in and help pay for college. >> full tuition and room and board? >> that's wha he's saying. >> reporter: even

peter, dylan and i will get >>> now for a little fun this morning in weekend kitchen.f us a favorite desert we have been wanting to tackle ourselves in the kitchen. >> so good to see you. i love you requested grass hopper pies because these are the cutest things, perfect to make for kiss, right. >> you have a ten year old. i have a five and three year old. this is something my mom did when we were kids. help us do it so we can do it at home. >> you have oreo crumbs. >> you can take them apart, put them in a zip lock, let your kids roll it. >> they will have fun banging it out. >> zip lock bag and a dish towel around the bag and no mess. take a little of this, put it in the bottom of a muffin tin and just use the bottom of your measuring cup to press it down. >> nice. >> you finish them all. bake them for a few minutes. >> you just want to get them a little crisp. are you eating that already? >> i tried and i dropped it on the floor. i won't eat that one. >> they're so good. >> what do you put in it? >> ice cream. any flavor you like, but since it is grass hopper, we wi

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>>> plus asia kate dylan breaking new ground and inspiring millions. >> it is a pinch me moment. >> reporter: special correspondent adam rippon sits down with the actor in the ground-breaking role. how it led to a revelation about the actor's own gender identity. but first, the "nightline" five. e" five. >>> number one us all. cameras, it seems are on every corner. tonight a new trend. safer cameras made headlines when a pro football player made contact with a man allegedly breaking into his car. >> reporter: you're watching what police say is a burglary in progress. the target? a souped-up dodge charger. but what this alleged burglar doesn't know is that this car is owned by this guy. >> and he is in! >> reporter: alex ar maud ju junior, a rising star for the carolina panthers. how big are you? >> 6'2", 250. >> reporter: that's a lot of football player. >> it helps on the field. >> reporter: you are trained to have a target. this video shown for the first time shows alex capturing a man police say had broken into his car. >> stop [ bleep ]! >> reporter: exchanging a few choice words and hol

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mckay. >> he's a bad boy, dylan. >> well, he's got a lot-- he's got too much money is the thing. he's a 17-year-old kid with about $100 million. >> how did he get his dough, paper route? >> reporter: but last week, perry was rushed to the hospital from his los angeles home, where, in a statement, his family said he died of a massive stroke. the father of two, 52-year-old perry was an unlikely, but not impossible candidate for a stroke according to cbs news medical correspondent dr. john lapook. >> he's relatively young for a stroke, but about 10% to 15% of unheof who have a strokereder a >> reporter: perry's death triggered tributes on social media from past and current costars. while his years of playing the teenage bad boy were behind him, perry's career continued as the dad of archie andrews on the show "riverdale." a revival of the original "beverly hills 90210" had just been announced on the day perry was hospitalized. perry's biggest turn as an actor may happen after his death, when he appears on the big screen this summer in the new quentin tarantino movie, but, to many, h

is happening to me. >> reporter: the truth is, dylan made it happenor himself.ladimir duthiers, cbs news, jersey city. >> ninan: and chidick tells us he's still waiting to hear back from his top choice, the college of new jersey. and that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." and the news, of course, continues, always, on our at cbsnews.com. i'm reena ninan in new york. thanks for joining us. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> -- >>> a popular place for people to walk and drivers to speed. the push to protect pedestrians near san francisco's lake merced after a 14-year-old girl was hit by a car. >>> hundreds in the oakland community are celebrating the persian new year today. the new zealand massacre is not far from there months. we will have the story coming up. >>> people who live in their cars will soon be able to rest tv and one east bay city. >>> the bears are about to feel the burn as senator bernie sanders plant in san francisco stop. >>> would begin with breaking ws in vacaville. cruiser at the scen

i'm sheinelle here with craig and dylan. al is off, but we had his voice. >> where is al?day. essenti essentially, this time tomorrow, the thought is, most brackets will probably be busted. >> not all of them. >> this is how little i know about basketball. i enjoy doiy doing a bracket an seeing how far i can get. i googled, were therees

what do you make of this whole devin nunes thing, dylan? is right and it's the reason why you are not going to see representative nunes win this case. look, if scavino basically overloaded the system and then cried foul, the allegory for nunes is somebody who opened up web browsers and started shouting every single one of them he didn't like was evidence of a conspiracy theory. this is how twitter works. there are parody accounts. there are accounts that will be critical of you. there are accounts that make jokes at your expense. we can spend a long time debating whether or not that's positive or negative for society, but the idea that somehow nunes or conservatives are being targeted by what is very much a content agnostic platform is just sort of comical on its face. i think it makes you have to wonder like what world does representative nunes live in where he believes this stuff. >> and going back to trump, i'll just point out for people who missed this when it was revealed a couple of days ago, for all of his complaints against facebook

response to many people, but a response to dylan rooff in 2015 went into a gun store to get a gun. he was not the normal purchaser and it did not approve in 90 seconds as most are. when a day or two when it had not yet approved as well, dylan roof was able to get a gun and his whole message was i'm going to start a race war by going into an unlocked church on a prayer night and kill nine worshipers praying to their god. and their pastor, whose wife was here today. so the question has to be, when are we going to stop the senseless killing and the eons and eons of mass chutings? my good friend from georgia, mr. collins, is a man of faith. i was in the committee room senior member on the crime subcommittee, as we were trying to deliberate his concern. very vital concern. one that i have. to love people with disabilities. to love them and treat them with dignity. the language in this legislation says that as best we could at the time. because it puts the language adjudicated. determined by some objective body that you have a health problem that deals with a mental concern. so the quest

nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer has a look at some of the trouble spots tonight. >> reporter: strandedrooftop, nebraska's air national guard comes to the rescue of these people in arlington. on the ground, a man with a military truck rescuing neighbors in riverside lakes. >> i was kind of scared we weren't going to make it. >> reporter: conditions so bad the national weather service had to evacuate its omaha office friday, ominously sending its last message until the flooding threat is over. the entire state of wisconsin under a state of emergency. floodwaters are streaming into dozens of homes in columbia county and ice damming is likely to make the situation worse. ice is building up on iowa rivers too. the down of coon rapids hasn't seen ice jams or flooding like this in nearly three decades. 300 homes are cut off in this minnesota trailer park. officials say it's just too dangerous to get in or out. so far the bomb cyclone has produced mountains of snow, rivers of rain, and strings of tornados, and wind strong enough to lift this st. louis woman right off the ground. >> i realized,

she said that growing up, you know, northern virginia, no one was cooler than dylan mckay. no one. >> well, on the medical piece of it, just ahead we're going to have more on this. the warning signs of a stroke everybody should know. guess what. it does happen more often than you think with someone as young as he was. we'll get to that. first let's get a check of the weather. >> all right, guys. thank you. and thank you for getting your first weather with us. between this morning and tomorrow morning, you've got freeze warnings all the way to the southeast. 220 million of us are below freezing from coast to coast and border to border. so it is cold out there. look at these temperatures. in fact, for today right now, it feels like minus 6 in flint. minus 5 in peoria. beckly, west virginia, 14. tomorrow morning it's going to feel like minus 9 in minneapolis, 13 in atlanta, 9 in new york city. thursday, stretching from omaha where it's going to feel like zero. charlotte, 28. boston a windchill of 4. the good news is we will see some moderation coming. by saturday, wichita will

but it's turned into a nightmare for developer maser yeah dylan because no one wants to live here. he dreamed up the idea of building these chateau style villas some two hundred kilometers east of the turkish capital istanbul. well willing we're here in the turret that everybody has. for your own who's going to enjoy the view of the natural landscape. they also have a nice overview of the estate and other villas. some. we have our arab friends in mind as buyers and we've seen how they've been keen to invest money in our country in recent years there's been that it. goes on there we still do. but yeah dylan streams haven't come true because the arabs have stayed away two hundred million u.s. dollars have been sunk into the project before the developer filed for bankruptcy last year it's just one of many real estate projects that have gone bust in turkey . but yet isn't giving up he's counting on help from above the kids of minutes of the turkish president rich of tying up after one is assured us that after the local elections on march thirty first or by next year at the latest the e

words can't describe. >> reporter: and while we were with dylan he got even more good news.after hearing his story, strangers decided to pitch in an help pay for college. >> full tuition andoom and board. >> that's what he's saying. >> reporter: even thoughhe ds were against him. the numbers are now in his favor. perseverance pofing f. kathy park, nbc ne, jersey city, new jersey. >>> what a amazing story. as we take a look at your 10-day forecast, mild out there tay th the high temperature of i67 degrees and a few spotty showers. if you're even southern maryland down through the northern tarea i caule out a thunderstorm or two this afternoon on in to the evening hours if that thunderstorm does terialize, east of i-95 we could see heavy rain a gusty winds. for the weekend it's breezy and cold on saturday and cold on sunday as well, erika. >> thank you, ma'am. >>> that's it for "news4 midday." thanks for joining us. we'll see you this afternoon at 4:00. >> you can get news weather updates any time with the app. have a great day and weekend. >>> we're live in five, four, three,

another check dylan who is checking her brackets. >> i did.ut there, there's a good reon. temperatures are well below average and it is windy. windchill in boston is . syracuse feels like 11 degrees right now. feels like 30 detroit. 23, minneapolis. we've got cold air on the sen r eastern side of this high. minneapolis should be close to 60 today. st. louis close to 60. but on the eastern side of th, albany only 39 degrees today. tomorrow it warms up a bit for the et coast. new york city should get up to 55r 60. ro roanoke, virginia, 66 degrees. st. louis about 66. now going into next week, we are going to see temperatures dip back off again tuesday and wednesday. philadelphia highs only in the 40s. detroit stuck in the 40s. though it does start to warm up by mid-week. raleigh 51 for tuesday. farther to the west, temperatures still mainly below average although kansas city should look pretty good on wednesday withig aof 64. that's a look at the weather across the country. >> out our window it's absoidtely gorgeous ou however, it's a little bre

. >>> dylan dreyer's lsu tigers also won. >> yes, they did. thanks for letting me know. >> she's all in. >> i did not stay up or watch any games yesterday. we've got kind of a nor'easter out there. we can call it that because we've got the heavy precipitation. we've got the strong winds. it is falling in the form of snow across northeastern pennsylvania, up through vermont, new hampshire, even across new jersey and new york we're seeing the rain too. this will continue to affect mostly new england through the day. spotty showers remain. tomorrow, the storm itself pulls away. we are going to see the winds start to increase. tomorrow we could see even stronger wednesday than we're dealing with today. additional rainfall could be as much as about a half an inch up to an inch i'd say max but you go farther north and up across the higher elevations, it's the snow that will be accumulating, especially upstate new york, northern vermont, northern new hampshire, we could end up with eight or so inches of snowfall. the winds could cause significant del