>>erica: will be enjoying upper seventies as we headed to the weekend. we are starting the morning off a hot spot we have the seller a deadly accident that happened at the 1:00 hour northbound 280 at the foothill expressway has not affected traffic on the foothill expressway itself but we do have this major accident blocking the left-hand lane right now chp emergency crews are on the same we do not have an estimated times a when the lanes were reopened with the traffic is still like but you will not have the detour around because we're still sing bring on the road with answers if it does become a problem and against the back of the committee we do have kron 4 as mike pelton adding to the scene in a with a live report by 430 this morning. >>erica: quite conditions for the rest of the bay area and the bay bridge toll plaza a little damp out there but we do not have an incident for was the contract with the san mateo bridge we have some overlap construction this morning this is wrapped up in the sea traffic on the right-hand side of the screen heading out t

<<erica: this is just before the toll plaza.two cars it's not enough at the meter in lights and also they are the you can see traffic is backed up for the rest kron 580 and interstate 80. here at the san mateo bridge the traffic is starting to slow down which is pretty typical for monday morning. a looks like traffic will be pushing towards the high rise. your drive time has risen about 17 minutes between 8101. the good news is we do have any problems at the interchange. the golden gate bridge is looking good is the take a look at the richmond center fell bridge is the first sign of traffic slowing down in the fast track lane's. where seen better conditions for cash paying customers. <

<<erica: keep their umbrellas handy just a case. focus of traffic for the bay area quickly looking at the bridge is the volume is up. we'll have it be significant delays the san mateo bridge has got problems here at the toll plaza the traffic of the right hand side of your screen george foster city. the drive time is 25 but is coming out of the bottle into the city if you take a live look at the richest ever felt bridge i did check the runway sensors. <

let's go to meteorologist erica kato with your weekend forecast. >>erica: no problems or visibility in stamford conditions as a second live look at the golden gate bridge you notice that at this for a clear out there will now have a default form in the north bank is a great time believe the house perhaps you're heading out for morning jog or you're getting up to grab but is a blow cold up there to the to have dropped into the 30's because of the clear conditions for santa rosa and a bottle and the level at 38 degrees and 46 of the door and oakland--vellejo >>erica: will see these seven should drive for talking upper 50s cosi to about mid-60s and unleaded this afternoon will sea temperatures climbing into the seventh for some of the warmer spot the santa clara valley could tax the rich the mid-70s storm track before satellite and radar shows up dry conditions above-average temperatures for the entire state of california will we do have a system that could bring to what would the to the bay area before the to on that its seventh ever on the bay forec

i'm first awhrert meteorologist erica -- alert meteorologist erica grow. of sunshine at the moment. the cold front is stirring up the winds and behind the front of course much cooler temperatures. so in our day planner, 67 degrees at 3:00. winds out of the northwest at 20 miles per hour. they're going to gust higher than that. that's your sustained wind speed at 3:00. by 6:00 we're down to 58. still above average for this time of year. but down to 48 already at 9:00. clear skies, diminishing winds tonight. many of us are going to dip down to around freezing, even below freezing in a couple of the suburbs. in our weather headlines with the winds gusting over 30 miles an hour, we're going to see temperatures dropping after the p.m. commute. so we're still comfortably mild through that afternoon drive, but of course the winds will make it a little bit challenging. i hope you have at least a light jacket because i think it will feel a little bit chilly as you're heading back home from work this evening. much colder tonight and wednesday morning, you might need

erica: it does, actually.ending would most likely be best coming from let's say, a federal level, or a private label? ever, and -- erica: two solved big problems, you have to have big processors. it can't just be the government. private sector is critical. alix: great to have you. we are talking about sustainable finance. coming up next to a driverless mercedes was spotted driving around san francisco. is the vehicle coming to a showroom near you? ♪ alix: this mercedes-benz was unveiled at the 2015 international auto show and was recently seen touring around san francisco, which created quite the buzz on social media. the car is riderless. it is unclear if this car had a driver behind the wheel. joining me right now in new york city sam grobart. he will be heading to germany later this to find out more about this driverless car craze. that is crazy. that car looks crazy. sam: it is a concept the will and has been going on the circuit for a couple of months and is meant to get a lot of attention even though eve

we did reach out to erica crippen's family today. this afternoon we have not heard back from them. live in mt. holly, cydney long. >>> plymouth township police department a police officer accidentally shot himself here. skyforce10 was over the scene about an hour ago. sources tell us the officer's gun accidentally fired. the bullet hit him in the leg. other officers took him to the hospital. that officer is alert, we're told, and talking and is expected to be okay. >>> the wind of change are flowing. sunny skies. but we're feeling that chill in the air today. nbc10 in philadelphia lots of people bundled up tight today. >> nbc10 chief meteorologist, glenn "hurricane" schwartz joins us with his first alert forecast. it's cold out is there. >> yeah. the wind doesn't help and it's still blowing strong. gusting up over 30 miles an hour at times. and the temperature itself way down from what we saw yesterday. it's 45 in philadelphia. that's the high today. we got to 68 yesterday. dover got up to 71 yesterday. the wind still kind of gusty. 28 miles an hour. at least not quite as strong as

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erica's family says are waiting for him to release the body before they make funeral arrangements. they say they're going to be raiseing 42 young daughters. iain and lucy. >> tragic. all right. thank you very much, sabina. >>> it seems like a bit of a contradiction in your fox 29 weather authority. here's a live look at philadelphia international airport. a little windy. you can see the camera bounce right now. as the official start of spring gets closer so does a chance for snow. that's my contra dick, scott william. first day of spring, first day of more snow? >> i told you winter was going to try go out caking and screaming and yes, we do have that s word in the forecast as early as friday morning that snow will be moving in. but right now it's dry and quiet but look at all the moisture off to the west. that's our next weather maker with the rain and snow. and you can see it will take some time to arrive during our area. the green is rain and you can see otherwise we are looking at that snow for sections of i-95 i-95 and as well as north and west. so it's blustery tonight but no

the mother and son texted just before erica was killed. around 3:14 a.m.oe told her son to calm down. minutes later she asked, do you want me to wake daddy? kyle wrote back do not wake up dad. cannot worry and stress. yes, i'm at the house. this is just crazy ridiculous. three minutes later jo warned please do not touch her in any way or form. it seems that warning did not help, but at least the search is over for this family. >> erica was my older sister. you know? i'm the second oldest. i have to step up and be the older sister to my siblings. >> reporter: investigators tell us they pored over more than 8,000 pings off the gps from crosby's car, and narrowed it down to 30. one of those 30 pings ended up being the spot where the woman's body was found, along someone's driveway covered in tree branches. live tonight in cherry hill george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> a tractor-trailer flipped over on i-676 around 8:00 tonight. the westbound ramp is still shut down while the scene is being cleared. and you see traffic back up there. two people inside the truck

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word has come that police have found the body of 26-year-old erica kripin in sikesville, maryland she went missing on new years eve but deputies were able to fine her using the gps from her alleged killer. >> reporter: fascinating story the search for erica's body is going on for months and law enforcement focused on an every day technology, a gps device but apparently it records where it has been and that was a big break. >> yesterday at approximately 12:12 p.m. the body of erica kripin was discovered in sikesville maryland. >> that discovery, 140 miles from her home turns on an every day gps device. >> the kind you and i can go "electronics store and buy it was a garmin. >> it's believed she was killed december 31st and her husband was arrested on january 12th this red ford that crosby was driving had a gps and had a memory of where the car stopped in the prior days and it showed crosby went to rural money and marked two locations one he marked as idk which took as i don't know and the second one was maybe. >> in the end erica's body was found at a third location a few miles away by

here is erica with the forecast.ing for the rest of the day for the skiers and the boarders. >> reporter: it is even more. north star got up to 16 edges and over 20-inch inches for kirk winton avenue and d. >> getting there. >> it is still windy along the passes. and icy road to deal with. >> another winter weather advisory going into effect until tomorrow afternoon. try weather here in the bay area. >> here is a live look at the satellite and radar. this is isolated showers to the bay. and pushed its way south. >> as of right now. we are dry and looking at another low pressure system. it is too far west and brings significant chances. it is most likely for those of you south of san jose. >> starting things off with a live look at the san francisco embarcadero. mostly clear conditions in the 30s and 40s. we head into the afternoon. look for the low to mid-60s and pretty much where they should be this time of year. we will see significant warming friend and now the full details. this is up in 15 minutes. marty. >> tha

>>erica: we did have some rain coming to like construction and float freely. and five men and a lot of our the signal is a little the richmond san rafael bridge bridge. >>james: of any statements began wednesday and drug watch rented video they heard her bracket testimony as well. chris welch has a look back at >>reporter: they're toast the morning was dramatic and emotional because of the chaos of that day. he recalls hearing was on like a log cabin in the cloud of smoke covering the store's windows in the employees helped into the store pulitzers of the hangars to use as tourniquets of the prosecution and defense agree the gunmen have carry out the april 15, 2013 attack at the finish line of the boston marathon as on the fence attorney saying it was him who took part in the blast but this team says the real question is why he didn't say he was heavily influenced by his brother may allow prosecutors lay in emotional appeal to the jury lang of the events of april you the terrace to go was to kill as many people as possible their romance is a slender he believe

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vehicle of a murder suspect led them to the body of his missing wife two states away. 26-year-old erica crippen has been presumed dead since early january. police uncovered her body beside this sykesville mayor mashgs rural dirt driveway yesterday. authorities say kyle crosby labeled points of interest on the gps device and police say the harsh winter helped their investigation. >> frankly, that may have been of assistance to us in the long run, the fact her body was relatively well preserved when she was found yesterday. >> police discovered crippen's body the day after her mother-in-law, jo crosby, was arrested for helping her son cover up the crime. >>> an air force veteran and new jersey native pleaded not guilty to federal terror charges. he's accused of trying to join islamic militant group isis. prosecutors say former airplane mechanic pugh was stopped at a turkish airport in january. officials found his laptop containing information on border crossings into syria. turkish authorities denied him entry. that's when he was deported to the states and arrested. >> even after having b

family members insist the couple was fighting over money before erica was killed. we are live in burlington county david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right david. thank you. >>> there are developments to night in the murder of a man shot to death while walking his dog in overbrook. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at philadelphia police headquarters with new information on this investigation. todd? >> reporter: jessica a 14-year-old who was a person of interest was being questioned here by detectives in connection to that murder. also this evening we were out in west philadelphia right near 65th and girard avenue. that's where detectives as well as members of the philadelphia crime seen unit were out. they were searching a home there again at 65th and girard avenue. they were looking for any kind of evidence or clues that could possibly be connected to thursday's murder. 51-year-old james stoleman was shot and killed why walking his dog in his overbrook neighborhood. that shooting happened just before 9:00 o'clock at night. police believe t

>>erica: we've got a video of rock was making it the dairy is get from the seattle aquarium will show you the musty video after. the after >>darya: taken alive look here into the sun you might have to look away a little bit we do have a lot of sun today is a look at the richmond san rafael bridge back with more weather and traffic and a few moments. >>james: santa rosa livermore france's 39 but mild elsewhere were looking for a 5% wasn't will force the company opened san francisco right now sitting in the upper 40's just shy of the 50 degree mark is to look at the is the forecast to show the during the morning hours to see temperatures in the low 40's by about 8:00 or announce a loss was in the upper 30s who hopes on the up on the course of the next 45 minutes to clear and cool by three this afternoon sunny and mild to more than aware you are we're talking law to mid-70s potentially 744 average temperatures and and and clear skies and light winds and optimize temperatures dropping back down to the low 50s that is the stage for task is for temperatures will be ever aware round of a let

i'm erica hill. >> i'm craig melvin in for lester. we have sheinelle and dominica davis in for dylan. >> how are your brackets? >> i like it. >> we have a good reason to be confident. we will reveal that coming up. >> lots of march madness. >>> we want to start with the top story. the chaotic scene at the new orleans airport triggered by the man wielding a machete. stephanie gosk is there with the latest. >> reporter: erica, it is hard to imagine the scene. an average friday night. people getting ready to start the weekend when they heard the gunfire. one witness described it as bam. when people realize what had was go on nothing over furnish. the man was shot several times. it was a scary situation. terrifying moments inside louis armstrong airport. the scene erupted before 8:00 p.m. local time. richard white armed with cans of wasp spray and a machete. >> he was challenged at that point by tsa officer. the response was he pulled a can of wasp spray and sprayed the officer in the face. >> reporter: police say white did not stop there

erica: my name is erica rodriguez. i left el salvador on january 13, cross the river on january 27. the immigration agent took us into custody and drove us to what we call the ice box. we were there from us three days, and then taken to a place called the doghouse, a warehouse with chain-link fences. after three days they brought us to detention center where we had a medical checkup and they gave us food. they give us five changes of clothes and a blanket, and they told us we would remain as a family in our rooms, but then we were separated from our children and my son was with other teenagers. only children under eight years old could remain with adults in our room. christian: my name is christian rodriguez. i am 17 years old. sometimes i complain about the week that they locked me up and medical isolation because it was very ugly to be there -- i cannot go anywhere. i was sitting there by the window watching the nurses pass by. erica: they told us to gather all of our stuff and go to the nursery. once there, we were there for five days per week and not see daylight, dust anything,

>> reporter: relatives just began gathering here at erica crippen's family home. her body found 150 miles away from where she went missing. police say it was a gps that broke this case wide open. >> only thing that's good from it we have erica back. >> reporter: barbara cal lump thankful her 26-year-old cousin erica can finally be laid to rest after a two month long search for the mt. laurel mother of two. >> when she ways discovered she was bound with electrical wire around her neck, around her hands and around her feet. she also had duct tape covering a substantial portion of her facial air her nose and mouth area were covered with silver duct tape. >> reporter: burlington county prosecutor robert bernardi announceing crippen's body found on a rural farm in sykesville maryland. she been missing since new year's eve. her husband 28-year-old kyle crosby charged in january with her murder. >> we believe that she -- her body was in his custody and control. we don't know that. only one person can answer that. >> reporter: authorities believe erica was killed on aroun

erica. wisconsin authorities want to avoid the massive and sometimes violent protests that we saw in ferguson and new york as they try to keep the state capital calm in the wake of this weekend's police shooting. protesters took to the streets in madison, wisconsin. >> black lives matter! black lives matter! >> reporter: after friday night's police shooting of at 19-year-old tony terrell robinson jr., a young black man with no weapon. >> when do our children get to just be children! >> i want to be very transparent. he was unarmed. >> reporter: madthe madison police chie who him is a 12-year veteran, matt kenny. in 2007 kenny was involved and cleared, in another fatal shooting that was described as suicide by cop. tapes of local police transmissions captured the start of the incident as officers responded to a complaint. >> look for a male black, light skinned, tanned jacket he's outside yelling and jumping in front of cars. 19 years of age. name it tony robinson. >> reporter: more police ca

i can feel prickly and i feel more alert. >> erica told me she does td~ cs for 10 minutes a day while relaxing. >> tell me how you feel now after finishing that td~ cs session? >> i feel alert like i just woke up from a nice little nap. i feel more alert. and i am kind of ready to do stuff. >> when you first heard did it make you nervous at all to, you know, try to get involved in brain hacking in a diy kind of way? >> not at all. >> really? >> it seemed pretty straightforward. the currents are so low voltage very low millions. to say passing a low level of current is automatically safe is just not true. >> he is a professor of biomedical engineering at city college in new york. >> it means you can engineer carefully safe devices and makes people think some how anybody can do this without any control or thought. >> he recently co-founded a company that manufactures td~ cs devices for use in clinical trials. >> as it is done in hospitals and research centers is considered very safe and very well tolerated. that is a very specific set of protocols and environment and set of devices. >>

let's start with erica grow. what is next? >> reporter: oh boy bruce. it sure doesn't feel like the start of spring. does it? the first meet logical start of spring. and the winter storm warning in effect until 3:00 a.m. winter weather advisories remain to the west of the winter storm warning region. a live look at doppler 9000, you can see it still falling, but at least above the freezing mark officially at reagan national and frederickburg where we are starting to get a little milder trend here. and places like winchester and martinsburg with temperatures right to the freezing mark as we're in the mid-30s in cumberland and petersburg, places a lot colder. so we are going to watch that milder air make their way towards us. it won't be a big warm up overnight tonight, but temperatures, they are not going to drop overnight tonight. and the good news with this system is that we are not going to see additional ice accumulations once we get in to the overnight hours. right now we have between a 10th and .2 inches of ice out there and overnight tonight we mi

investigators have not said whether they believe if erica crippen was killed inside of this apartmentright now an autopsy is being done to determine the cause of death. tonight on the door of the mount laurel apartment that kyle crosby shared with his wife erica crippen, we found an eviction notice for crosby. thess -- the prosecutor says he already has a home jail. >> he is an animal and should be in an age. who gachl you a right to take somebody's life? a new year eve's murder and crosby arrest the after a brief chase in his wife's taurus. and they say it was the garmin g.p.s. that would lead them to crippen's remains tuesday, dumped behind a tree in rural sykesville, maryland. >> she was bound with electrical wire around her neck around her hands and around her feet. she also had duct tape covering a substantial portion of her facial area. >> my reaction my soul just left my body just listening to how they found her. >> the prosecutor says the search of g.p.s. data point took months because of bad weather, but crippen's family said the cold weather also preserved her body. for week

>> i wasn't. >> erica crippen's sister says her family had suspicions since erica first disappeared around new year's. they claim his mother told them she hadn't spoken to her son in weeks. they later saw police logs showing text messages and calls between the two at all hours of the night. >> 4:00 in the morning, and 2:00 in the morning. who does this? >> nbc's cameras was there when kyle was finally captured after trying to bolt from his wife's ford taurus. he vanished after police questioned him about her disappearance. days after that the crosby's home has been searched. her body has still not been found. leaving her mourning family unable to explain the crime to her two kids especially her seven-year-old daughter. >> where's my mom? she knows her mom amissing. that's all she knows. >>> a philadelphia woman is accused of hiding her young daughter's death for years to receive government benefits. she lives in southwest philadelphia. her daughter died at the age of 3 back in 2010 but investigators say she lied about the girl's death and defrauded the government out of $26,000 in suppleme

bruce and erica, bet you don't know. bet you don't know. major league soccer! i'll tell you, major league soccer! remember dc united had a bounce- back year in 2014 after a dreadful '13. mls seems to have the shortest off season of any sport. you blink, seems like they just finished, back out there. let's get out to rfk stadium. they had to shovel snow off the turf. 58 minutes, ahead in the field, those boots were made for kicking, gang! 1-nil, dc united. montreal looking to tie. the goalie up to the task. dc united winsthe opener, 1- nil. >>> finally, some baseball stuff. stephen strasburg took the hill for the first time today, 1 2/3, gave up two hits, two earned runs, walked two. ryan zimmerman with a couple of hits. the nats beat the cards 6-5. >> every one of those seniors at georgetown, leaving there with their degree. >> education, no doubt about it. >>> we'll update the forecast tonight at 11:00. see you then. bye. . >> or do you want to do it now? the following is a paid advertisement from starvista entertainment and time life. ♪ somewhere beyond the s

erica wood reports doctors without borders is trying a new way to treat patients. there every day goodwin goes to the clinic. >> i take 16 tablets a day. >> drug resistance tb, the only regimen is highly toxic and isn't even guaranteed to work. when he got his diagnosis he was convinced it was a death

i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow.gray through the morning hours tomorrow and then a surge of warm air and burst of sunshine, temperatures will get 20 degrees warmer than they are right now. winds out of the south at 10 miles per hour. satellite and radar shows the cold front of our storm system moving through. it did bring a few sprinkles and showers and very light freezing rain early in the morning, a trace in places like loudoun county and frederick county. now that that warm front is lifting north we'll see a return of the sunshine tomorrow, especially in the afternoon. this is the warm sector of our storm system as it makes that approach. on 9 futurecast here comes the surge of warmer air and the greens and yellows are an indication of rain just in time for that morning commute tomorrow, especially in southern maryland it looks like it will be a wet ride. warmer air continues to move in as we head into the afternoon hours. there's that break of sunshine. here comes a line of showers and maybe even thunderstorms ju

erica and allyson are doing that along with our producer melissa. they're going to be wet.it's going to be raining in the the morning, 40s and 50s. so a cool, wet run for you. beautiful right now. i want to share this picture on our michael & son weather camera. a gorgeous looking sky. sunrise at 7:23. we'll see the sunrise. i don't believe we'll see the sunset because the clouds will thicken up through the day. we'll get to about 55. rain arrives after dark tonight from southwest to northeast. may be as early as 6:00, 7:00, places like culpeper, charlottesville. might hold off till 8:00, 9:00 here in d.c., maybe as late as 10:00 but that would be pushing it. tonight we'll dip into the 40s. right now frederick is 28. 25 in manassas. culpeper 27. we have cold air in place at the moment. we're going to warm up nicely. currently 39 and east, northeast wind at 6. a light windchill at the moment. gulf of mexico providing the source for plenty of moisture as low pressure is coming up east of houston. all that moisture is headed towards us. an inch or two of rain tonight and tomor

erica?thank you. >>> dominica davis is back with a final check of the weather for us. >> it is cold out here. but, spring is still in the air. i can prove it! because look at these ladies. ladies you guys are -- you're begging for spring to come. >> right. we're from massachusetts and vermont and we thought new york was going to have spring. >> well you thought -- yeah. the calendar said it but it still hasn't arrived. unfortunately, it is very chilly out here but you guys look fabulous. and you had a lock winterng winter. it is a chilly morning. feel-like temperatures are in the single digits and the 20s. spring has sprung and it is really out to the west though. temperatures are above normal and that is going to continue for the next several days out there. they've been seeing above normal temperatures while the east coast has been dealing with below normal temperatures. that will continue right through tuesday. temperatures will be above normal. that's a >>> i'm first alert meteorologist

erica erica, that is his one wish. >> i love the guy. >> kelly, thanks. >> so approachable. >> he seemsow that is the reaction over the last couple of years. he has done a lot. >> he is resonating with younger people more. >> if he wants to resign no one can tell him no. >> you can't tell the pope no. >> god, ultimately. one would think -- >> it is interesting. you go 600 years without a pope stepping down and it looks as if we will have two papal resignations in the span of a decade. >> they travel a lot. i'm sure it is physically demanding. maybe in order to do it at its maximum capacity. >> a great point. >> maybe the next pope needs to be 35. >> you said 45. >> i changed it. i want the pope to be around for 40 years. 35 45. >> i'm sure they take that into consideration. >> that's fine. >>> still to come on "today," march madness is in full swing. we will talk about one good luck charm for one basketball team. i think the pope would agree on that. the 82-year-old nun who the players say is truly like a ♪ is it the insightful strategies and analytical capabilities that make edward jon

erica? >> katy tur for us this morning thank you. >>> new legislation in indiana could be coming as early as this week as backlash grows over a controversial new law. supporters say it protects religious predomsfreedoms while opponents insist it realizes discrimination. the latest from nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: this morning the controversy over indiana's new religionest freedom restoration act is growing. >> it allows people to use their religious belief to discriminate against other people. >> reporter: governor mike sense says he was support new legislation this week to clarify the intent of the bill he signed on thursday allowing businesses to deny service bases on their religious beliefs. >> this is not about legalizing discrimination. it is about restricting the government's ability to intrude on the religious liberty of our citizens. >> reporter: indiana is now 1 of 20 states with similar laws. but opponents argue it would legalize discrimination after the state's ban on same-

erica?lan, thanks. >>> turning now to an unsolved murder mystery that's getting some renewed attention from the public and the police this morning after a sensational new documentary featuring the prime suspect himself, millionaire robert durst, exposed a potential bombshell in the case. the show's highly anticipated finale is tonight and there is talk it could have major implications for durst and the still unsolved disappearance of his young wife. nbc's stephanie gosk joins us now with more on that story. >> good morning, erica. this new documentary on hbo tells robert durst's story again in incredible interview including a long interview with durst himself. the director promises tonight's final installment will answer questions people have been asking for decades. a disappearance. a young wife who was never found. and two murders. the best friend shot in her l.a. home and the texas neighbor killed dismembered and dumped in galveston bay. hbo documentary "the jinx" challenges the viewer to

. >> reporter: i am erica woods in south africa. push to go give women the right to own land and the skill to his work it. but why aren't they do the same for men? we'll tell you why coming up. ♪ ♪ >>> we begin in nigeria with boko haram as pledge ahead leans' to aisles. on saturday more than 50 people were killed in coordinated attacks across the northeastern city. by suspected fighters from the armed group. a report now from the capital abuja. >> reporter: another bloody day in northern nigeria. these are victims of the latest attacks by suspected boko haram fighters. medical workers struggle to save those they can. a scene that has now become a routine in the north. dozens have been killed in three coordinate ahead tacks. a city home for more than a million people displaced by boko haram violence. >> translator: the dead are in the morgue and the injured are being treated. there are reports that it was the work of male and female suicide bombers. it is possible, but i can't confirm it now. >> reporter: hours after the attack, the

erica wood reports. people had already been killed including security guards and two police officers. by the 16th of august, the journalists and cameras watching. 34 were killed and more than 70 others were injured it was the single worst incident since the end ofar pay tide. and understand the tangled relationship between the government union it is about improving conditionings. 80% of the platinum comes from south africa, and much from diend mos foo the mining companies are usually foreign owns. they have called for labor laws to be changed but they want opposite things. >> when the people stood up demanding the government shows it's true colors and was willing to spill blood to defend profit and privilege. >> south africa >> is suffers from an electronic crisis. >> the government is carrying out a review of the national mining charter. the question is whether those learn willed be applied. the victims say they want those behind the killings held responsible so that nothing like that day can ever happe

our first alert meteorologist erica grow is joining us now. >> we might have thunderstorms at this time tomorrow. taking a look at our look ahead here, we will see those thunderstorms pushing toward us. the question will be whether they maintain their intense is i for that evening commute. -- intensity for that evening commute. the timing will be essential to see if we get those thunderstorms or not. it is definitely a yellow alert day tomorrow. that thunderstorm activity even if it's very minor will still affect the evening commute on thursday. tomorrow is also the warmest day we will have so far this calendar year. temperatures will reach into the 70s and then again you'll need the winter coat on both friday and saturday, a big drop in temperatures after this big surge of mild care and you can see it approaching. right now it's in the mid-70s in charleston, west virginia, 72 in lexington, 45 in philadelphia, so we're kind of in between there temperature- wise. it's because of this warm front lifting through, a few lingering showers for the evening commute. for the most part we coop th

people will be hoping it gives them as much access to its clean water as it does its neighbor seask erica wood, reporting. >> stargazeers, athens, grease, some wamed it from the par then on? students with with eye protection, gathered, this is how the shadow of the moon moved across the sun sun. but the best for you at least here on earth was for the salvaard islands an the faroe archipelago. >> when it does so in the skies it does pretty, the celestial mechanics was in good swing. load like the moon had taken a bite out of the be morn sun. there was ion one who was not acknowledge excitement is what was unfolding. >> the sun is shiengs on the water and then it gets complete doork ought there. you cannot see the eclipse but can you see the result of the eclims. >> then dadged everyone descended, covering this rugged north arch pets go, now in totality the moon has cast its shadow over where we are. where we are dges cloud obscured some of the stings celestial feature often seen during the clibs. so the shat owes into the light. >> so it was incredible. >> this eclipse had brought more tha

erica wood joined them live. what are you hearing about the results? >> it's about 50/50. the incumbent prime minister's party managed to get 70,000 votes this time around compared to 2012, buts it has not been enough to secure him a majority. his closest rival, also a previous prime minister. there's only 4,000 votes, difference between the parties. the democratic congress got about 37 of the constituencies. it is not enough. they have the mmp system hear. we don't know how this will play out. what is happening in the background now. the partiesar all discussing with the smaller parties as to how the coalition worked out and who would govern. i gather that many of the voters are nervous about the outcome, and where this leaves them in the country after the attempted coup. >> how is that playing out and how are the fears being addressed: >>> well so far, there were fears by the african union and other observers, that there might be violence. so far it's been good. we'll have the announcement yet as to who will govern because it's close, who knows what mite happen. at the m

erica wood reports doctors without borders is trying a new way to treat patients. there every day goodwin goes to the clinic. >> i take 16 tablets a day. >> drug resistance tb, the only regimen is highly toxic and isn't even guaranteed to work. when he got his diagnosis he was convinced it was a death sentence. >> there was no stopping, it just crash in front of you. now it does stop there you waiting for day you're going to cough blood and now you're going to die. >> because of a pilot project carried out in his township, it is home to an estimated 2.2 million people. and the reason tuberculosis has managed to get such a hold here is because of the close contact. drug resistance and tuberculosis has got so bad think want to call it a public health emergency. confining tb patients to months in hospitals does not work. community based care is better, more accessible and cheaper. >> if you're depending on a hospital system you've only got a limited number of beds, long waiting lists. if people know they have drug resistant tb, they are on a waiting list. >> 50% elsew

erica wood, al jazeera lesotho. >>> farmers disrupted sales at an auction antiriot police were called in to restore order resulting in suspension of sales in hurare. >>> indonesia has rejected an offer to swap prisoners. both australian nationals. among 11 people who have been transferred oan island to an island where they will face a firing squad. >>> darren wilson will not face charges after shooting an unarmed american teenagers. >> attorney general eric holder concluded. >> that the facts do not support the filing of criminal charges against officer darren wilson, in this case. michael brown's death though a tragedy did not involve prosecutable conduct on the part ever officer wilson. >> holder says his teams of investigates reviewed ballistics and testimonial evidence, the evidence did not prove beyond a rrchl doubtreasonable doubt that when he shot and killed him last august. the family released a statement saying, while we are saddened by this assistant we are confident that the department of justice will hold the city of ferguson accountable. and true change will come not only

erica and her husband are uneasy. no one told them what was happening. erica: grouping so many different nationalities together, i do not think it is going to go well. people are here now but there is not anything for them to do here. they are just hanging around. reporter: saxony does not know where to put all the incoming refugees anymore. their numbers have traveled and there is no clear strategy. many feel the government is improvising. local politicians have to face the discontent. a city council member said he and his colleagues heard about the hostel on the radio. he said that is just bad management. councilmember: we were not given enough information. that creates problems and people get worried and that stops people from getting involved. that is unacceptable. reporter: this by the problems, local residents are getting involved. he collects donations for the refugees. clothing toys for the children, and other things they might need. so here are some hats and scarves and other warm things. volunteer: we are so fortunate in germany and it would be

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