.. 1970 when 99, 20,000 or more chicanos marched against the war in east l.a. noz showing his signs and peace beads. this is later at the l.a. press club, organizing the antiwar movement. at one of theo earlier demonstrations. this is the so-called march in the rain in february of 19 70. -- 1970. when of the demonstrations that led up to the big one on august when i know that year. -- august 29 of that year. thehe director or head of chicano moratorium committee, he gave his speech to the people assembled there. there were parents, grandparents, children. he met with the county sheriff and told them this was a peaceful demonstration in support. -- and so forth. he concluded his speech and the sheriff deputies began to move in to destroy the demonstration. all of that is in the book. this is at a news conference 29 two protestt the police action. lio is to the far right. protest the to police action. this is less than the year after the demonstration and l.a. -- in l.a. trip.s a much later came away with in writing this book is a deep appreciation and respect fo

enormous walls of flames could be seen with black smoke drifting toward east l.a. crews are working on a few hot spots. at least 100 firefighters were on the scene. no injuries were reported. arson investigators are looking into the cause. new details in a deadly shooting in pennsylvania that was breaking news yesterday. john: we have learned a pregnant woman was among five killed. the community in wilkinsburg for this vigil yesterday. it occurred during a cookout wednesday night. three others were injured. police are looking for the shooters. a reward is after a struggle the man's wife got her gun and her husband shot and killed him. barbara: two sisters reported missing in 2015 are fond alive. new york state police never stopped looking for shaeleen fitch-fortner and ky-lea fitch-fortner. with the help of a gone tip wednesday the search ended with the girls found. the suspect is 29-year-old amanda hellman. she was arraigned and charged receives a family acquaintance. both teenagers were living in been hampton with their foster children. they are in custody of chi

enormous walls of flames could be seen sending thick black smoke drifting through east l.a. no injuries were reported and the cause is not clear. >>> police is suburban pittsburgh are searching for the two gunman who carried out a backyard cookout massacre. five members of a family were killed, one was 8 months pregnant and her fetus did not survive. one fired first to steer the victims toward his partner who shot them all in the head. several of the victims were mothers of young children. still no word on a possible motive. >>> this is new dramatic video on "action news," a texas long borders video that was supposed to showcase his skills went viral for the wrong reason. he loses control of the board, he leans into the curve it doesn't work. the camera is watching as we go over the side of a cliff. his friend acted fast and made sure he was okay. he made it through the accident with just that a few scratches. >>> he was wearing a helmet, at least. >>> still to come the latest on the talks to avoid a potentially crippling transit strike this weekend. >>> former sixers alan i

she worked in east l.a. for a period of time.americanr was a native indian, and she discovered that side of her, and she became involved in a movement in southern california and rose to the leadership with them, as well. and this is a picture of gloria, saliously later, and ro muoz. last, but not least, there was rosalio munoz. there is no way i could do a book on this without her. chicano to be elected, and he took on the seat -- the selective service by refusing to be inducted. and then mexican independence proclaimed he would not allow himself to be inducted by a military and government that practiced genocide, he said chicano community. using his refusal to be created arosalio to challenged rapp's status, but he soon realized -- athe best way for theirnt to challenge status, but he soon realized the was toy to do things organize the largest demonstration of the chicano movement, and it was the largest by any minority group in the country. infamy.at will live in august 20 9, 1970, when 20 -- 70.ust 29, 19 but it was also trage

los angeles firefighters battling a commercial flame which sent thick black smoke drifting towards east l.a. no injuries reported in the cause of the flames ststl unknown. >>> and now to a family in weston. they are out of theirir home after a fire broke out in the garage. these images show what's left of that home on lavender circle. fire rescue says four people were home at the time including an elderly woman but no one was injured. the family says they were inside the home of they heard a loud pop. they found the garage engulfed in flames. an investigation is under way into what caused that fire. >>> this morning you are seeing surveillance video of a car involved in a deadly hit and run. the driver never stopping. police releasing images of the vehicle involved. they are hoping the public can help lead them to the driver responsible for this deadly crash. the victim died at the scene. if you know anything about what happened here or if you think you recognize that vehicle, give police a call. >>> the deerfield beach mayor is under investigation for allegedly misusing her elected positio

temperatures in the u.s., 30s, 40s and 50s up and down the east coast. l.a., a temperature of 75 . here's the front moving in, we could see a sprinkle tonight. away, movingnto the western atlantic. the winds will pick up. we could see an isolated see an isolated sprinkle off of that breeee, and it's also going to make for rough boating condition, especially for boaters, the coastal waters will be choppy. and for beaches, the threat of rip currents will be there. of course as we move into next ek, how we're going to remain warm across broward, miami-dade and the keys, at least above averagag threat of rip currents at the beach and broward. no advisories for theh keys, coastal waters, light chop. next high tide, dade and broward, 5:25, and a minute after 6:00 for the lower keys, and the water temperature, 76 . so for tonight, still clouds around, overnight lows in the mid to upper 60s. 70 in key west. for tomorrow, a mix of sun and clouds. the wind at around 5, 10, 15 miles per hour, coming out of the east. noal winds for you in the here's the extendedd outlook. breezy on sunday, hig

in the video showing exactly that black smoke billowing into the air and drifting toward downtown east l.a. as a matter of fact the least a 100 firefighters on sing to battle the blaze no injuries reported in the cause of the fire is still known this morning here is a live look outside to take a look at the oakland bay bridge toll plaza were trapped on westbound 80 is ok for right now. >>james: we will have more on the forecast coming up. >>robin w: no prominent no magic troublespots coming up with a look at the bay bridge. >>james: a republican president to debate at a different tone less-of the usual mudslinging and shouting the had more calm and collected discussions. >>reporter: apparently the canada's would just as surprised as the crowd during the gop debate if the final four republicans running for president were for the most respectful as a discuss policy is a key issue for florida one hot topic of this program called it one being and hard in legal immigration for highly skilled workers that of some also asked what his recent comments on muslim the debate is a make or break moment

this was in boyle heights, east of downtown l.a. smoke could be seen into the san fernando valley. >> a peaceful protest after a verdict in a case that robbed a community. a federal jury cleared four police officers today of using excessive force when they shot and killed alex nieto. nieto was hit by bullets 14 times. and a peaceful ending to a tense day in an upscale san jose neighborhood. a man surrendered after a six-hour standoff. the little girl was released but the man remained barricaded in the home. the man was eventually taken into custody, no one was hurt. >> the four remaining republicans candidates took center stage tonight. tonight fewer insults, more substance. the tone was calm and the issues were real. >> i don't want to be so politically correct. i like to solve problems. we have a serious, serious problem of hate. >> i'm not interested in being politically correct. i'm interested in being correct. >> you got to understand the nature of the threats we're facing and how you deal with them. >> we got to bring the worl

l.a. back east. and i got a job producing this series of films that was executive produced by martin scorsese called "the blues." >> right. >> and feature film directors like marty, clint eastwood, mike figgis, wim wenders, antoine fuqua, you know, all doing their take on the blues. and it was really interesting to me auteur-driven directors handling nonfiction material in very personal ways. >> right. >> and that was like the ah-ha moment for me. it's like you can go after, you know, a documentary doesn't have to be some sort of dry powerpoint presentation. it's a movie. and it's a story. but it engages in real life nonfiction. >> yeah. >> and that, to me, was very exciting. >> made the difference for you. >> yeah. >> turned everything around. >> right. >> you have another film that's soon to come out about steve jobs. >> "steve jobs: the man in the machine." >> it's doing festival stuff now, but it will be visible to the world when? >> well, we're just in the process now of finalizing a deal with t

allegations at this point but your reaction to [ inaudible question ] the biggest murder trial in all of l.a. eastistory. what's your reaction? >> well i was really surprised. i would think that an lapd officer, if this story is accurate as we're being told, would know that any time you are -- you come into contact with evidence that you should and shall submit that to investigators so i don't know what the circumstances are, why that didn't happen or if that's entirely accurate forthis whole story is possibly bogus from the get-go involving a variety of people. we are looking into that. but i was quite shocked. so in terms of charges, the officer is retired so in terms of administrative charges with the department we'll look into that but at this point i don't believe there are administrative charges that can be filed because he's no longer an employee of the department. in terms of criminal allegation, robbery homicide and our investigators will look into if there are any potentiality of criminal charges related to this. >> reporter: can you describe the knife? the condition it was in? how long

here are the temperatures, along the east coast, 30s, 40s, 60s. 76 in miami. and 64 in l.a. san antonio, the warm spot, 84. so thin clouds moving in our direction, and high pressure in firm control. we're going to get a very very weak front moving in across south florida. a little difference in temperatures, and as we move in once again builds in across the east coast and will remain on the dry side. here's thepmarine had forecast tonight. no advisories, biscayne bay, smooth. for new the florida keys, no advisories as well. the wind at 5-10 knots, inside the reef, 12-foot. and beyond the reef, 2-3, and coastal waters, a light chop. meanwhile, dade and broward, coastal waters, 4:18 for the lower keys, and the water temperature@ at 73 . tonight, partly cloudy s ses. the winds will be variable ross the mainland. and out keys, and the temperatures will be in the low to upper 60s. by tomorrow, in and out clouds, and winds once again, except in the northeast for the florida keys, and temperatures a little warmer in the low 80s for dade and broward, upper 70s for the keys, and here

near freezing. 350e7bsd 40s along the mid atlantic states and north east. 85 right now in san antonio. a very comfortable 64 degrees in l.a. >> sch is look dry right now. even though we do have the cloudiness and a front that's fall parting are. the area we do not expect any temperature change whatsoever. now, where he following another front making it's waycross the gulf statements. by tomorrow late in the day. that should start to move in across south florida. we might be able to squeak a by saturday, there's still a slight chance or coastal shower but then once the front goes through high pressure builds in and all the clouds should start to move way. the only down side will be rite rough waters four boaters. and the threat of rip currents at the beach. here's the marine forecast. a slight chance of rip currents night winds up to ten nauts. biscayne bay with a light chop. nowrt florida keys, no advisories, a seas inside and beyond the reef one to 2 feet. cost twawl ters a light chop. now, next high tide for dade and broward will be at 426. 6:51 for the lower keys. you're water temperature holding firm at 57 degrees. fo

l.a. here, and these are not cheap tickets to get here. not only to the eastnd she said, you know, he's my guy. i'm voting for him no matter what. and he can be sipping a mai tai, for all i care right now. he's still my guy and i'm okay with him skipping. >> we heard a little bit of his campaigning this morning in wichita, where he said, and i'm quoting here, republicans are eating their own. so we see these two different parts, these two factions of the republican party. the establishment now trying to gather its resources against trump, and trump essentially -- it looks like he's almost turning the game on themselves with comments like that. >> reporter: yeah. and you're going to see a little bit of that here. there has been a lot of talk of brokered convention. but the sense i get from the people here is that they don't necessarily want to go into a brokered convention. they don't necessarily want to have this all-out floor fight. they would like a nominee to come ahead. many are ted cruz supporters and they think maybe he's the guy who can come ahead get v

although we expect calm weather here in the bay area, to the south and east, a little snow overnight in the sierras. showers down around l.a. and san diego tomorrow. but back in the bay area, mainly sunny skies with a few clouds. highs range from upper 50s at the coast to mid and upper 60s around the bay to around 70 inland. our chances for rain over the next seven days, santa rosa, the best chance will be in the north bay on monday, about a 30% chance of showers on monday, tapering off to 10% on tuesday. basically, looking at a dry pattern. larry and ama? >> thank you, spencer. >>> still ahead on "abc7 news" at 4:00, a new attempt to pull the plug on vaccinations in california. plus -- >> sadly, nothing was the same after that. >> a scandal that brought down a u.s. general and now one of the women caught up in it is sharing her story. it's an abc news exc i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> caught up in the skamdal that brought down a general. she's speaking exclusively to abc news, revealing details about david p

. >> east los angeles, a vibrant hub of the city. for l.a. county firefighter eric kuck, one call from dispatch would be unlike any other. >> everybody was shocked. myself and many guys who had many years on the job. this was something we'd never seen before. >> eric and his team arrive on the scene to find a suicidal young man perched atop a power pole 30 feet up. the rescuers immediately recognized the danger. >> when you're dealing with high tension wires, we're talking about death within seconds. >> it's not just the suicidal young man whose life is at risk, a crowd has begun to form beneath him. if the man pulls a live wire down with him, he could electrocute a bystander below. the fire department's first priority, cut the power. >> so the power company showed up and they shut the wires from one pole to the pole that this individual was on. >> with the electricity shut down on that one pole, they have reduced the risk of electrocution. now their concern is whether the man will jump. >> we start anticipating spinal injuries, broken bones,

l.a. police testing a knife allegedly found in some central former state. y 20 years before testing it? and then of course, storms in the east. we have pictures coming in from the scene. stay tuned right after eyewitness news at 6:00. i will see you. a warning for re state cabinet ... linda coleman, our next lt. governor. i'm linda coleman, and i'm running for lt. governor because it's time to fight back, so our children don't have to do it all over again. i've fought to improve schools all my life. in raleigh ... because we're in a fight anna: we have breaking news happening now. chopper 11 hd arriving on the scene of a house fire. this is just inside the belt line between crabtree and maurice l. were checking this out, seeing a lot of activity out side. look at the back. this is a huge home. looks like three, maybe even for stories there. we are assuming the firefighters are inside spring that water. we have the basketball court. we will be asking questions and making sure that everyone is ok. and in tonight's troubleshooter consumer alert, housing assistance that can cost thousands of dollars. andrea: diane wilson is here

l.a. gun slingers." he goes, "all right." [ laughter ] back to the east coast, or is hehigh and he doesn't remember? >> seth: i will say this. i've known you a long time. every time you said to us, "hey guys watch this," it's worked out way better for us than you. >> watch this. >> seth: you know we are about to have our first baby. you are a father of two.5 years-old now? >> yeah. >> seth: how is your parenting going? do you feel like you're getting good messaging across?ing. it's a work in progress. you know, you're figuring it out as you go. like yesterday, my kid got kicked in the stomach at a birthday party.g him to bed, and he said, "daddy, i should have hit that kid back." and i said, "no, teddy. you never hit anyone, don't hit.ou are older, you might have to defend yourself." i went to bed thinking, i'm doing great as a dad. that's really great advice.ne. [ laughter ] there's no better way to handle that. comes downstairs and my son d i can hit kids as long as they're older." [ laughter ] exact opposite -- [ laughter ]eth: now, with teddy, i hate to bring this up, was teddy the 1-year-old yo

l.a. tonight. >> meantime at madison square garden, it's all about march madness. here's john chandler. >> could have sworn we stepped back to when the big east tournament was the big east tournament. seton hall hadn't run the table since '93 until yesterday. the hall led most of the way. with the game tied at 64-64 with under a minute to play. chris jenkins gives them the first lead since it was 9-8. what a big three. pirates trailed by two with 30 seconds to play. the defense makes the biggest play of the game. trapping josh hart. forcing a five-second call and the turnover. gives it back to the hall. seton hall capitalized. tournament's most outstanding player, isaiah whitehead roll and the foul to go with it. the three-point play put seton hall up one. kevin willard's reaction, that is priceless. the coach hits the deck. the wildcats had a chance. jenkins off the mark. the putback attempts off the mark as well. though perhaps there may have been contact there. 69-67 the final. seton hall returns to the ncaa tournament for the first time since 2006. >>> let's talk hockey. >>> saturday's edition of rangers red wings, playoff hockey. rick na

l.a. @and practiced there today, and @remember they beat the lakers @on thursday. @tomorrow they face the @clippers. @cavs won two straight and lead @the raptors by 2 1/2 games in @the east. @kevin love missed a game @against the lakers with a left @knee sprain. @looks like he is good to go for @tomorrow. @practicing today. @a little tight. @but he said he is fine to play @against the clippers. @a tough stretch for the caves. @search games in 11 days. @two more games out west. @jazz it is a four-game west @coast sweep. @and then play at home, and then @back on the road at orlando, @and at miami on saturday. @>>> the staint saint ignatius @hockey team is bringing home a @state championship. @in columbus, the wildcats @fourth state title in @basketball. @and saint ignatius is playing @tonight and the winner goes to @the state semifinals. @>> and the wadsworth girls go @for a state championship on the @hardwood tonight. @the grizzlies beat reynoldsburg @yesterday in the semis and play @mason tonight. @wadsworth won a state @championship back in 1997. @nothing like winning a state @championship, hillary. @i wouldn't know, but i would @bet it feels pretty darn good. @>> what

l.a. wants reynolds to stay in a jail and appear in california on april 7. >>> the victims of the deadly east village explosion will be remembered at a ceremony today one year after the blast. two people were killed and three buildings on second avenue were leveled. the blast was blamed on illegal tampering of a gas line. city council is pushing legislation aimed at preventing another disaster. council woman mendez will be on hand when the ceremony gets underway this afternoon. >>> good news for commuters, could be better news for homeowners. port authority approved a project to speed the ride into transit commuters. it can also increase the value of homes in the area. for thousands of new jersey transit commuters a one seat ride into manhattan has been nothing but a distant dream. with the port authority voting to move forward on the much talked about gateway project it may become a reality in places like ridgewood. >> it's a great thing and it is long over due. >> reporter: the estimated $20 billion project includes a new connection at penn station. because commuters would no longer have to

l.a. gun slingers." he goes, "all right." just walks away. i'm like, did he carry that beef back to the east coast, or is he just like super high and he doesn't remember? >> seth: i will say this. i've known you a long time. every time you said to us, "hey guys watch this," it's worked out way better for us than you. >> watch this. [ laughter ] >> seth: you know we are about to have our first baby. you are a father of two. you have a son, 5 years-old now? >> yeah. >> seth: how is your parenting going? do you feel like you're getting good messaging across? >> i'm trying. it's a work in progress. you know, you're figuring it out as you go. like yesterday, my kid got kicked in the stomach at a birthday party. and i was putting him to bed, and he said, "daddy, i should have hit that kid back." and i said, "no, teddy. you never hit anyone, don't hit. but when you are older, you might have to defend yourself." i went to bed thinking, i'm doing great as a dad. that's really great advice. i crushed that one. [ laughter ] that. next morning, wake up, my wife comes downstairs and my son goes, "daddy said i can hit kids as long as they're

going to see a gorgeous day on the east coast and some showers move in today through new york state on into parts of west virginia. hit or miss showers. sunny in l.a. high surf advisories. showers in the pacific northwest. short lived. gorgeous up there. 58 in seattle. 80 in l.a. rain and snow showers across the great lakes into northern new england. heit or hit or miss showers across the gulf coast. the sabine river will have amy: good morning, i' m amy sweezey. we are warm again today with a bunch of the area in the upper 80' s and even 90 degrees. tomorrow could have a few showers to the north. once >> that's your >>> and that's your latest weather. >>> the divergent series has dominated the box office. the first two films had $600 million. "allegiant" hits theaters friday. it will be huge. >> we'll talk to theo james this moment but first more about the megamovie franchise. series takes place in post apocalyptic chicago. they're separated based on virtues. the brave dauntless, the intellectual erudite, the truthful candor and the peaceful amity. >> the future belongs to those who know where they belong. >> reporter: in the first film we follow

l.a. they can go down mexico. they can say the heck with it, we will go through the panama canal and go to the east coast or the gulfe to get this straightened out. this is a seemingly unending problem at the port of oakland. >> tom is going to be following this for our latest newscast. >>> in an effort to stop recent sexual harassment and assaults uc berkeley has announced an interim leadtory take on the growing issue. >> yeah. this follows high-profile cases of faculty members accused of sexual harassment. >> brian flores is live on carmelo anthony right now with two will now oversee these type of claims and what she plans do. brian. >> reporter: hey, guys. yeah. certainly quite a bit of work to do. and really that includes building the trust of the students. when we spoke with them this morning they say they feel unsafe walking on campus or nearby campus even in the middle of the day. and terms from the university standpoint, this presents the most urgent challenge they face today in terms of dealing with the sexual assaults and harassment. over the weekend uc berkeley chancellor nicholas dirks announced he appoi

east of tower city including red, blue and green lines. the trains will be down through >> tia: thank you for that. we begin with breaking news, though, out of l.a. a warehouse spanning an entire city block there went up in flames overnight. this is in the boyle heights neighborhood. the flames were so massive they could be seen for several miles around. it took more than 100 firefighters about three hours to get it under control. the good news? no reports of any injuries. that's remarkable. >>> in bay village this morning we wait for the identity of a woman killed if a house fire last night on in this caser bocker road. an elderly couple lived in the home. one manmade it out alive. you can look for updates on the cleveland 19 mobile app. >> brian: it's not often the party moving from miami to cleveland but that's happening now after back-to-back nights of presidential debates in miami, donald trump will hold a rally at the i-x center tomorrow. hillary clinton will be at the olivette institutional baptist church tomorrow night. on sunday our governor, mr. john kasich, will hold a town hall in strongsville at the earnfelt rec. he meets with peopl

the east coast, atlanta with 40,000 plus jobs, is making aflorida big comeback to on the west coast, seattle, the bay area, los angeles and orange county areas, both are showing contrasts in that l.a. is now beginning to pick up momentum while orange county is planning a bit because it do not have the .ame rate of job creation markets that were hard-hit like phoenix and las vegas are just beginning to come out of it. the job leader over the past 12 months is very different than the numbers we have been seeing in houston. dallas is another market that is holding up well. carol: up about 3.7% this year. when you look at the commercial side of the market, where he opportunities for investors? >> the recovery property types, particularly retail and office, are getting a lot of attention. due to the preference for consumers to rent early in the recovery and therefore prices and rent growth really were led by apartments. in the last 18 months or so, we're seeing office properties and retail shopping centers show up as opportunity investments mainly because the foot traffic is up on the retail side. in-store sales have been stronger than most people expected. on the office side, we're se

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east coast. though showers move in later today through new york state to parts of west miss showers and thunderstorms along the gulf. sunny and 85 in l.a. showers in the pacific ow, 58 in seattle. 80 in l.a. rain and snow showers across the great lakes to northern new england. hit or miss showers and thunderstorms across the gulf some of the area affected, your latest weather. >>> the "divergent" series dominated the box office with the first two films grossing nearly $600 est installment "allegiant" hits theaters this friday. you can expect it'll be huge. >> no question. we'll talk to one of the stars, theo james, in a moment.ut the mega-movie franchise. >> reporter: the action-packed es takes place post-apocolyptic there are the dauntless, the truthful candor, the amnety. >> the future belongs to those who know where they ter: in the first film, we followed tris played by shailene woodley and theo james four. with the help of their cast, the two search for the plot to take over the city. >> wipe the program.the second film, "insurgent," jeanine, played by kate winslet, hunts down ebel forces as the city plunges into turmoil. now, in

we're going to see a gorgeous day on the east coast and some showers move in today through new york state on into parts of west virgin. hit or miss showers. sunny in l.aseattle. 80 in l.a. rain and snow showers across the great lakes into northern new england. heit hit or miss showers across the gulf coast. the sabine river will have problems slowing down the drop >>> we've got great wet weather in the bay area. 48 degrees now in the north bay. 50s elsewhere and we'll continue to see the sun throughout the afternoon. up to 69 degrees in san francisco, the east bay and the south bias well as the tri-valley, seeing low to mid 70s. into tomorrow, the warmest day of the week, and we'll keep the sunshine for the weekend. >> that's you >>> andr that's your latest weather. >>> the divergent series has dominated the box office. the first two films had $600 million. "allegiant" hits theaters friday. it will be huge. >> we'll talk to theo james this moment but first more about the megamovie franchise. >> the action packed "divergent" series takes place in post apocalyptic chicago. they're separated based on virtues. the brave dauntless, the intellectual erudite

l.a. 24 hours to appeal the bail decision before reynolds can be released. >>> police say the death of a man has been ruled a homicide, he was found inside his up -r east side apartment on 64th and madison on march 16th police initially believed he died of natural causes, they ruled he was strangled no arrests have been made in this case. >>> parents in rockland county are on edge after a health scare. dozens of students have been exposed to tuberculosis. health officials say no others are at risk, there are indications this exposure may have taken place on a school bus from perhaps a driver or >>> gary shandling died in los angeles, remembered for the larrys sanders show. a look behind the scenes of a late night talk show. he began his comedy career as a writer, one of the most successful stand ups in the 1980s. sandling died of an aapartment heart attack, he was 66. >> flags across the city will fly at half staff in the memory of a commissioner, servened as the city's commissioner of investigation ahead of the child welfare administration. led the fdny a few months after 9/11, he was 83 years old. >>> it is now 6:38 in health watch the negative effects ca

east coast. though showers move in later today throughew york state to parts of west virgia. hit or miss showers and thunderstorms along the gulf. sunny and 85 in l.a. showers in the pacific northwest. tomorrow, 58 in seattle. 80 in l.a. rain and snow showers across the great lakes to northern new england. hit or miss showers and thunderstorms across the gulf coast. some of the area affected, including the sabine river, will have problems slowing down the drop >>> finally as we're into the 9:00 hour, seeing some more blue sky out and about across broward county, and likely that will find you wherever you are in south florida as the morning goes on. with sunshine, lower 70s across the board, mostly a north wind that will turn to the east today. a rapid warm-up and more sunshine coming j jt around the corner. we're into the mid-70s with a mix of sun and clouds, but, boy, it's full sunshine and warm weather the rest of the day. first alert forecast high 86 today, tomorrow more clouds and 85 on friday. >> that's your latest weather. >>> the "divergent" series dominated the box office with the first two films grossing nearly $600 million. the latest ins

east coast. though showers move in later today through new york state to parts of west virginia. hit or miss showers and thunderstorms along the gulf. sunny and 85 in l.a. showers in the pacific northwest. tomorrow, 58 in seattle. 80 in l.a. rain and snow showers across the great lakes to northern new england. hit or miss showers and thunderstorms across the gulf coast. some of the area affected, including the sabine river, will drop from >>> not a bad day at all in our area. we'll see sun and clouds. the clouds thicken up as the afternoon and evening progress. we could see some scattered shower activity into the evening. clearing up overnight. again, it should be a mild day today. into tonight, temperatures are going to be dropping to 47 degrees, mostly cloudy with spotty showers. seven days ahead, well, it is going to be warm tomorrow for the big parade. could see a little bit of a shower towards the end of the parade, and a cool weekend as we say hello to spring. >> that's your latest weather. >>> the "divergent" series dominated the box office with the first two films grossing nearly $600 million. the latest installment "allegiant" hits theaters th

east coast. though showers move in later today through new york state to parts of west virginia. hit or miss showers and thunderstorms along the gulf. sunny and 85 in l.a. showers in the pacific northwest. tomorrow, 58 in seattle. 80 in l.a. rain and snow showers across the great lakes to northern new england. hit or miss showers and thunderstorms across the gulf coast. some of the area affected, including the sabine river, will have problems slowing down the drop from .today...mostly sunny. highs in the lower 80s. .thursday...sunny . highs in the mid 70s. .friday...mostly sunny. highs in .saturday...partl y sunny. highs in the upper 50s. .sunday...mostly cloudy. a chance of rain in the morning...then a chance of showers in the afternoon. highs in the lower 50s. chance of rain 50 percent. .monday...sunny. highs in the upper 50s. .tuesday...sunny. highs in the mid 60s. >> that's your latest weather. >>> the "divergent" series dominated the box office with the first two films grossing nearly $600 million. the latest installment "allegiant" hits theaters this friday. you can expect it'll be huge. >> no question. we'll talk to one of the stars, theo james,

east coast. though showers move in later today through new york state to parts of west virginia. hit or miss showers and thunderstorms along the gulf. sunny and 85 in l.ato northern new england. hit or miss showers and thunderstorms across the gulf coast. some of the area affected, including the sabine river, will have problems slowing down the drop from the crest. thirat >>> good morning, i'm nbc 10 first-alert meteorologist sheena parveen. for the afternoon, we have a chance of showers moving in. mostly late afternoon and into this evening. temperatures warmer than yesterday, about the mid to upper 60s. and we will see more sunshine but then quickly the clouds will move in with a chance for those showers. and then we go into your st. patrick's day, another chance for afternoon showers, highs in the low 60s. cooler for friday, 54 degrees. over the weekend we are watching a storm system for friday, feeling like winter. >> that's your latest weather. >>> the "divergent" series dominated the box office with the first two films grossing nearly $600 million. the latest installment "allegiant" hits theaters this friday. you can expect it'll be huge. >> no q