sometimes the volcanos erupt at the same time. then it's clear that there's some subsurface connection. but it's really not plausible that there's a relationship there. >> thank you for sharing your thoughts on the volcanos. >> you're welcome >>> a grouch of disabled bolivians embarked on an arduous journey. on wheelchairs and crutches, they are travelling to la paz. >>> ahead - man down in miami. we explain why a tennis player took a tumble at the masters tournament in sport, in a moment. >>> again, with counter antibiotics proving in effective, the key to fighting some super-bug infections might come from underground. scientists have been digging deep to take on bacteria. daniel lack reports from the gave below the rocky mountains. >> reporter: a deep cave beneath canada's rocky mountain, it's dark, wet. they can't stop humans reaching the caverns. >> reporter: there's life in the soil that hasn't been exposed to the drugs and diseases. the ex-beddings leader is part of a scientific effort to beat antibiodic super-bugs. >> peopl

where a volcano is erupting. the volcano has had more then *70 firery explosions in just 24 hours. it's also sending clouds of ash into the air. the explosions are expected to continue the next few days. people are being told to avoid the area... because lava is approaching some roads. active since 1999. the eruptions have been pretty regular, the past two decades. 3 a historic vote today in new zealand. but they're not picking a person... they're picking a *flag. the country is deciding whether to *change it's original flag... the one on the *left, featuring the british union jack. critics say the current flag is too similar to australia's, and references a colonial past they want to forget. on the *right... is the new design finalist... featuring a *fern instead of the "union jack." it was chosen from more than ten *thousand submissions. the flag voting will last for three weeks. opinion polls indicate the *original design will likely win. 3 and... just another reminder for parents: *don't throw away your kids baseball cards or comics! that trash... could be a real treasure. like

violence erupted at the memorial site. police in brussels breaking up a protest. angry at muslim and if you don't want to live like us, go. >> reporter: they're still trying to root out the people involved in those deadly attacks. arresting one man in italy and another arrest in holland and nine more people detained in belgi belgium. still a mystery, who's the attacker in the hat at the airport and the man at the train station who fled. as easter sunday was celebrated amid heightened security. dame to st. peter's square. the u.s. state department now confirms among those killed in the brussels attacks, four americans. reena, kendis. >> lana, thank you so much. >>> a major blow to isis. the ancient city of palmyra is back in government hands. isis fighters destroyed many of the ruins in recent months. . the syrian troops supported by militia from lebanon and russian air power. >>> bernie sanders is celebrating a three-state blowout as donald trump threatens to sue the gop. trump won louisiana but ted cruz may end up with more of the state's delegates. word that the

the intensity of the eruption has declined significantly. it erupted sunday and by monday morning, an ash cloud stretched northeast more than 400 miles, forcing airlines to cancel 41 slights. >> this is one of the most active volcanos in alaska. the last eruption was in november of 2014. >> alaska has 52 active volcanos. this was the largest since 2009. >> a lot of ash there. >>> let's get a check of our forecast with spencer christian. >> skies are sunny, conditions are getting mild. here's a live look at live doppler 7 hd. nice days ahead, starting with today. a lovely day around the bay area. tomorrow statewide, 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 mond

the violence erupted last night. authorities say prisoners tried to take control of one of the dorms there. the warden and corrections officer are expected to be okay. >>> happening tomorrow, loved ones will gather for a vigil to remember a woman hit and killed while crossing a busy north charlotte street earlier this week. police say kamika ran in front of a car in front of west sugar creek road on rutger's avenue. the driver tried to avoid her. tomorrow night's vigil will take place where the accident happened. >>> a flooding continues to ravage the south. measures they're taking to keep people safe. >> days before the north carolina primary, the candidates for president are reacting to this chaos that erupted inside a why they say trump is the one to blame. >> our thunderstorm chances are everyone will deal with rain on your buddy ron once said hecould install your ceiling fan. he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd neverafford a john deer

violence erupted at the memorial site. police in brussels breaking up a protest by nationalists and skinheads, angry at muslims. >> if you don't want to live like us, go. >> reporter: they're still trying to root out the people involved in those deadly attacks. arresting a man in italy and another arrest in holland and nine more people detained in belgium after more than a dozen raids. but still a mystery, who's the attacker in the hat at the airport and who's the man at the train station who fled. as easter sunday was celebrated amid heightened security. troops with automatic weapons from cathedral at notre dame to st. peter's square. heartbreak amid the horror. the u.s. state department now confirms among those killed in the brussels attacks, four americans. reena, kendis. >> lana, thank you so much. >>> well, a major blow to isis. the ancient city of palmyra is back in government hands. syrian troops have recaptured the city best known for its 2,000-year-old ruins. isis fighters destroyed many of those ruins in recent m

volcano is erupting sending ash 20,000 feet into the air. a passenger on a jet nearby snapped this image. the last erupted three years ago. there are no reports of injuries. coming up, it is one of the oldest traditions in the city. the easter egg roll at the white house. the sights and sounds of that event next. it's about taking a stand. for too long, wall street banks had their way. they crashed our economy. but democrat donna edwards won't take their money because she stands up for us. as a single mom, she knows the challenges our families face. she'll be our voice. tightening regulations on the big banks and fighting to keep dark money out of politics. democrat donna edwards, maryland's next senator. jummy: they live look at the white house. this year's easter egg roll is in full swing. we knomore than 35,000 take part in this day long event. president obama: happy easter. out, so brought the sun we appreciate that so much. this is always one of our favorite events of the year. jummy: president obama and the first lady got the event sta

if you see that kind of eruption what are you prepared to do? >> honestly nothing. i don't really tolerate the violence. basically what they said, it was a peaceful protest. and in my view, that's not a peaceful protest. when someone rips up a sign in front of me or someone knocks off a hat, to me that is not a peaceful protest. peaceful protest is when martin luther king jr. hat sit-ins and you sat there and peacefully protested your message that way. >> is the rhetoric of donald trump very different from the rhetoric of martin luther king jr. do you think he shares some responsibility for the violence surrounding these events? >> i honestly -- i don't know that i can, because i just -- i don't see that as his push. i don't think -- i know he's said some things that people take to heart or take it literally. he says, i'll punch someone in face. he gets angry that way. i don't think you should take that as a literal attack or aggravation toward that situation. >> figure of speech. >> i think it's a figure of speech or venting his frustration. >> thank you, tark. fra

pandemonium erupting late at a donald trump rally in chicago. the event descending into anarchy as fist fights broke out among protesters and trump supporters. trump campaign citing safety concerns announced it was postponing the event before trump could take the stage. now that the arena has been cleared out a huge crowd amassed outside. all coming as trump's campaign manager is under fire. a reporter now filing a criminal complaint against him. accusing him of misdemeanor battery. wmaq phil rodgers outside the arena in chicago. phil, what's happening there? >> lester, we are on campus of university of illinois-chicago, where donald trump was scheduled to speak at 6:00 p.m. the crowd have been building throughout the day here. in fact many got here before dawn. there was a march to the arena at 4:00 with thousand of demonstrators who said they would send a message that donald trump was not welcome in chicago. at the same time, there were many other demonstrators who had gotten tickets and who were inside the arena. at about 6:30 this evening, a

canceled, the protesters who got into the hall were being led out and a number of his fights then erupted. once the police managed to clear the hall, that violence continued outside, we know that five people were arrested, and two police officers were injured. just in the last few hours we've heard from some of his republican competitors, who said that donald trump has to change the tone of these events. but as we heard in ohio within the last hour, when protesters were making their voices heard, donald trump insisted that they get removed immediately. >> we have got to change our thinking. yeah, if there is a group out there, just throw them the hell out. [ cheering ] so look, we cannot let our first amendment--we just can't--we cannot let our first amendment rights been taken away from us, folks. we can't let it happen. we can't let it happen. >> donald trump complaining about losing his freedom of speech. why do you think he was calculates that this level of sort of hate-based rhetoric is good for his campaign? >> well, he, of course, would deny that it is hate-based rhetoric. he's say

violence erupts at a donald trump rally forcing the campaign to call off the event. >> good epg, everyone, i'm sibila vargas. >>> that trump event descended into chaos before it even started. protesters who infiltrated the rally, fights broke out. >> news 4 is live in the news room with the breaking details. >> reporter: you saw some of those images coming out of chicago earlier tonight. they were just unbelievable. people duking it out on the floor where trump's rally was supposed to take place highlighting the strong and extreme emotions when it comes to the republican front runner. fists were flying. head lock. a protester even wrestled from the podium. but they wouldn't get him. the mayhem erupting at a trump rally at the university in chicago tonight. >> tonight's rally will be postponed until another day. thank you very much for your attendance and please go in peace. >> reporter: some in the crowd were heard yelling we did it, we did it after the rally was called off. the violence between a crowd of trump protesters and supporters spilling out into the streets clashing with police.

reporter: miami dade police say a large group of people started gathering on is shore, t small fights erupted. police were shut to force down ocean ive between 7th and 10th street because of the large, unruly crowds. a handful of people around 6 to 7 were arrested, but cops say it never turned into a riot. >> obviously with all the lights we can tell that the cops are on top of it. i feel good about that.

. >> reporter: tonight, the blame game erupting on capitol hill. >> what does accountability look like for you? >> reporter: democrating laying into michigan governor rick synder over the water crisis in flint. >> you were completely missing in action. that's not leadership. do you think? >> i was not missing in action, congressman. >> reporter: the governor acknowledging mistakes. >> i should have asked tougher questions, i should have done more. >> reporter: but for many, that's not enough. >> and there you are, dripping with guilt, but drawing your paycheck. >> reporter: i asked the governor about calls for them

. >> reporter: tonight, the blame game erupting on capitol hill. >> what does accountability look like for you? >> reporter: democrating laying into michigan governor rick flint. >> you were completely missing in action. that's not leadership. do you think? congressman. >> reporter: the governor acknowledging mistakes. >> i should have asked tougher questions, i should have done more. >> reporter: but for many, that's not enough. >> and there you are, dripping with guilt, but drawing your paycheck. >> reporter: i asked the governor about calls for them resign. governor synder, will you resign? no answer, but synder not the only one under fire. >> do i think the system failed? yes. >> reporter: republicans blaming epa administrator for being slow to act. >> i'm not trying to shift responsibility. >> yes, you have. >> reporter: afterwards? who is to blame? >> who is to blame for what?

tonight, more violence erupting at a donald trump rally. someone in the crowd started punching and kicking a protester in arizona. this group was erupt ed -- ejected. >> there is a disgusting guy, puts a ku klux klan hat on, he's a disgusting guy. a rally near scottsdale, protesters lined themselves with cars, and some even chained themselves to cars. >> a last minute decision just before the first shots were fired. >>> a beloved san francisco tradition was canceled. >>> plus, a local pawnshop ends up with a tech gadget that hasn't been released yet. >> good evening. sierra snow will stack up over the next 72 hours, 6 inches. increase speed, full throttle! (over intercom) ann, are you coming in? negative! stay on target. what are you guys doing? r2, thrusters! they're closing in! i'll guard the base. for every family that lives star wars, this is the place where star wars lives. where a galaxy far, far away... ...is closer than ever before. move along. come join us...as star wars awakens. now at disneyland resort. (from x-wing) hyperspace!

the sand near bea shore, but after sunset the parties filled out in ocean drive and small fights erupted. police were forced to shut down ocean drive between 7 and 10 streets because of the unruly crowds. six to seven were arrested. but coo say it never turned into a rye owe. miami beach police also tweeted this picture of all the spring breakers packed on the beach. those who witnessed it all, said the fights messed with their springreak vibe. >> it ruined it. sce a fight because why are you fighting? why are you fighting? >> obviously with all the lights we can tell that the cops are on top o it. i feel good about that. i'm not worried at all. >> traffic is open and back to normal along ocean drive and things have calmed down. officers are reminding everyone to be responsible and also have fun. reporting in miami beach, erica glover, nbc 6 news. >>> police are trying to determine if a south florida woman was justified when she shot and kimmed a teenage burglary suspect in miami dade. the family of trayvon johnson is funeral. the 17-year-old was shot and killed thursday night outside a

passengers telling media it brought down ceilings, erupting pipes, mixing water with victims. some let out on to the tarmac. there were thousands of people already in the area. you can only imagine everyone scattering, running, security trying to keep everyone isolated from the terminal where the explosions occurred. keep in mind there is around 8:00 a.m. there, rush hour. everyone inside the terminal building led outside on to the tarmac too. crisis center urged people not to come to the airport. the expsions happened only days after the prime suspectn the terror attack was arrested in brussels. keep in mind the time it go of all of this. the airports they immediately took to twitter. this is the first tweet, don't come to the airport, a aid the flights have been canceled. authorities there continue to use twitter to uate people all morning long. just a few minutes ago they tweeteded out our thoughts go to the victims of the horrible events that happened here at brussels airport this morning, their families and friends. we've been told that more than a dozen people have been

this place has just erupted. now you're hearing donald trump people on the other side of the arena yelling trump, trump, trump. the security does not have a handle on the situation here. it is total chaos. >> this is a pretty terrifying thing, david. we're going to keep these pictures up. we're going to keep listening. jim is going to come in every time something happens there. they don't have this under control. they had the police department, the firefighter department, the secret service. this was cancelled at the last second. this is a pretty stunning statement about this situation that this is happening now. >> this has become a real test of donald trump's leadership. tonight brings it to a head. he must act now. he must take charge of his own rallies and make it clear they have to be peaceful. nobody slugging somebody else, sucker punching somebody else. if he has more rallies, you'll see more of this. we saw this in the george wallace campaign. violence occurred in the george wallace campaign. he eventuall

chaos erupting at a donald trump event. protesters disrupting the front-runner and a photographer getting slammed to the ground by a secret service agent. >>> caught on camera. a driver leading police on a wild chase in a u-haul. >>> and historic year in space. astronaut scott kelly preparing for his return to earth after a record-breaking mission. >>> well, good tuesday morning. we begin with the busiest day at the polls for the entire primary season. >> it is super tuesday. voters in 12 states are casting trove of delegates are up for grabs. hillary clinton is holding a commanding lead over bernie sanders in the latest national poll. >>> on the republican side, a protest and a scuffle erupted at a donald trump rally as he trades more insults, trump soared in a new poll jumping ahead of his rivals marco rubio and ted cruz by more than 30 points. >> it's "your voice, your vote" and we have live team coverage. lana zak standing by in washington, d.c. but we'll get started with stephanie ramos who is in virginia where polls o

after sunset, partiers spilled out on to ocean drive and fall smaul fights erupted. this morning a fourth teenager is accusing a south florida high school udent of extorting sex from her. she says 18year-old terry forced her to engage in sex acts by threatening to tell her family she was involved in a burglary. bond. >>> miami beach police are searching for some skimmers. the duo distracts the clerk and quickly places a device over a card reader. police are hoping you recognize the duo before they steal someone's @dentity. >>> in an effort to remove ourstreets, there will be a gun buy-back event later today. it will take place at jordan grove missionary baptist church in miami starting at 10:00 a.m. no questions will be asked and no ids will be checked. >>> and nbc 6 is everywhere, including calle ocho. stop by our booth sunday and snapap selfie with us. this is a look at the lineup of who will be there to greet you throughout the day and find it on the nbc 6 news and weather app. be sthur check out our app for full details on all the stories as you're waking up. >>

and that's when the chaos erupted.hered for a rally in chicago erupted after a campaign postponed friday's event because of growing security concerns. >> mr. trump just arrived in chicago and after meeting with law enforcement has determined that for the safety of all the tens of thousands of people that have gathered in and around the arena tonight's rally will be postponed. >> oh!! > until another day. >> no!! >> thank you very much for your attendance and please go in peace. >> boo! >> reporter: but fights broke out as people confronted each other. >> we want trump! we want trump! we want trump! >> reporter: at least one person stormed the stage. protestors had gathered inside and thousands assembled outside of the venue at the university of illinois. protestors have been increasingly discoming upive. >> i'll tell you, these are not good people, folks, just so you understand. >> reporter: earlier friday 32 people were arrested at trump's rally in st. louis. florida senator marco rubio says there isn't violence at hi

chaos erupting in kansas city saturday night, police using pepper spray on demonstrators. and tuesday, vot@ing in five states, ohio, john kasich out front, with 39%, followed by trump and cruz. back kasich. and david wright starts us off tonight. >> it's just tear gas. >> reporter: forget occupy wall street, these days, it's more like occupy donald trump. >> get him out of here. get him out. send him back to bernie. send him back. >> reporter: the latest example, today in blom ingomington, illinois. >> troublemakers. they're disrunpruptdisruptors, not protesters. >> reporter: police used horses forrowd control, then pepper spray. i have a mouthful of pepper spray. trump blamed bernie sanders for the disruptions.

iolence erupts before the trump chicago rally shutting the event down -- this morning he is heading to cleveland -- will we see more than of the same sex >> plus an investigation into an explosion in crocker park -- what they say caused the blackest is revealed ahead. >> downtown cleveland is behind the shot -- the fog has moved in. the fog is taking over -- welcome to the saturday edition of good morning cleveland on let's get right to the forecast -- it is changing by the minute. >> visibility has been reduced to about one quarter 1/4 mile to near zero near 022 fog moving in. the cloud service little -- the ground level temperatures are only in the upper 20s-mid-30s. we are tracking in cooler air -- it will push out heading into the afternoon as the temperatures start to warm up -- suck about the temperatures -- you are noticing if you are stepping out and about a little bit of frost on the car. glazed conditions across the roadways -- give the weather some time to warm up -- elyria is at 340 -- summit county in the mid-30s -- warmer air into millersburg in the low 40s this morning.

>>> a new concern after violence erupted as a donald trump event, and something the candidate said is getting strong emotions this morning. >>> and then a college student missing after a freak accident that happened on a caribbean island. >>> skies are mostly cloudy, and it's's cooler start to our monday. 66 ft. lauderdale, and 68 in miami and key west, and temperatures still flling and it looks to be a cool start to the workweek. details on your first alert forecast ahead. >>> and as you make your way out the door on i-95 from flamingo and >>> welcome back. what started out at road rage ended up with one man dead and another being investigated. investigators found o man had been shot and the person was taken to broward medical health where he later died. as for the shooter, he did stay ononhe scene. police are trying to figure out how the road rage and shooting started. >>> right now a d@sperate search under way for a local college student missing at sea. she fell into the ocean on in st. thomas, and shend her boyfriend were reportedly standing on rocks when she went in. choppy seas

re-eruptre erupt. >> fights were breaking inside and outside of the university of chicaa prompting trump to popotpone the event. he joins us live from the news room with what happened. >> just before this massive campaign rally started some verbal fights broke out. dodold trumpaid he met with police and decided to cancel this event so no one would get hurt. things escalated quickly from there. mayhem broke out at the university of illinois tonight after organizers announced they were cancelling the rally due to safety concerns. >> tonight's rally will be postponed until anotherday. thank you very much for your attendance and please go in peace. >> reporter: an uproar fromhe crowd as organizers walked off the stage and soon after people started to throw punches. tens of thousands of people under one roof, both trump showing their opposition. the man who was pulled off the stage said i feel this trump rally has given me a glimpse into the civil rights movement. i've never seen such bold hatred in life.% a police officer covered in blood outside the venue. the presidential candidate himself

>>> at 4:00 o'clock we begin with breaking news a diner erupts in flames and fire fighters were worried with a nearby hotel. >>> we have breaking news out of chicago where three officers were shot during a drug investigation. how they are doing this morning and what happened to the suspects is next. >>> and more trauma for new jersey governor chris christie, what he didn't do, that now has some fuming this morning. >>> here with donald trump just said about christie that may have you thinking there may be trouble in paradise. >>> good day, everybody. tuesday, it is march 15th, 2010. >> welcome back. >> better. >> you posted on social media you have a bronchitis diagnosis. >> acute bronchitis. >> that means it is very painful, it is there. >> yes, and ear, nose and throat doctor to find out more. >> so why are you here. >> well, there comes a time, like don't go to work until you go see one. >> is it contagious. >> it is not. >> if so the whole show, will be like this, hi, sue, how are you. >> yeah, hide behind that magazine, good to see you, good to see you too, glad you are with us thi

-- volcano has erupted. the government has imposed a security area around the mountain. mexico has 3,000 volcano, but only 14 are considered to be active. the semifinals of cricket twenty20, a brilliant match. >> reporter: cricket fans in india sang their prayers before the sudden death encounter. it didn't appear to be paying off early as australia smashed 50 off their first 22 deliveries. india's bowlers began to peg their scoring back but there was little anyone could do with this from glen maxwell. the retiring shaun watson kept up the aussie pressure with the ball as well. the entrance of colee would be the turning point. he hit a brilliant 82, including 32 of his last 11 balls. the winning runs came from ms donee, india taking a six wicket victory. the next opponents will be the west indies who fell victim to pakistan. they are qualified for the last four and were looking to keep their unbeaten win intact. on paper, at least, it seemed like an easy target for the west indies big hitters to chase down.

more violence erupts at a donald trump rally. and now the campaign manager is accused of getting physical with a protester. we'll show you the video. and for your money. a warning from the i-r-s as you get ready to file your taxes. what you need to know to make sure you don't get scammed. welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. for your money, here are the stories that could impact your bottom line. if you've been noticing a lot of tax-related spam this year.the i-r-s says it has seen a 400 per-cent surge in phishing and season. it issued a consumer alert on its website warning taxpayers that it is seeing more and more scammers posing as the i-r-s or according to the alert, scammers are sending out emails and texts aimed at getting your personal information. the i-r-s warns links included in such messages may include malware that can infect your still ahead. a man on a mission. a former marine marches five thousand miles -- all for a good cause. our cameras were rolling when he crossed the finish line. live look outside. bay bridge

the community erupts in chester after a gun battle involving police and two suspects to send an officerand one of the suspects to the hospital. the other suspect is dead, and this morning, the search is on

the last major eruption was 16 years ago when 40,000 had to leave their homes. officials are encouraging locals to breathe through a moist towel >>> you can catch up with the stories we are covering by checking out the website. the address aljazeera.com. and watch us live by clicking on the watch now icon. aljazeera.com. >> in japan, funerals are big business. with an aging population and more than a million deaths in the country last year, finding a final resting place can be difficult and expensive. but the funeral industry is stepping up to the challenge finding innovative ways to send their clients into the afterlife. i'm steve chao. on this episode of 101 east we

. >>> the erupting volcano padlock is calling for a major eruption on sunday. >> a passenger on board a flight to alaska snapped this photo. large plumes of ash could be seen coming from a volcano. >>> it is 4:57. up mike the closely watched trial. >> we're live in downtown san jose where the the city is considering major changes to the marijuana laws including a department of marijuana and also marijuana deliveries. >>> and good morning everyone happy tuesday it's march the 29th, 2016 and can't get enough of that shot right there. beautiful bay bridge on an early morning. good morning. >> good morning i'm maria medina in for michelle. >> and i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:00. >>> san jose city council is expected to weigh in on marijuana. the vote could bring pot delivery and pot enforcement division to the city. kpix kiet do is live with what is at stake. good morning kiet. >> reporter: it's a fluid situation here in san jose with the law changing week by week and this time is no different. today the city council is considering establishing a new medical marijuana division along with

. >> he made reference to the increasing incidents of violence that are erupting between trump supporters and protestors. >> he is going to pay the legal fees. someone sucker-punched him the over the top. and irresponsible. reflects well on our part and the country. >> live look here at palm beach atlantic university. up in the coach, that's where we are waiting for marco rubio to come down the stairs there. we will have to go through the crowd to get to the stage. everyone is waiting to hear what he had to say. and what he is going to do. well get back to go to west miami and have what is called a homecoming meet and greet with the home crowd there in south florida. >> live in west palm beach. >> west miami is his hometown. >> thank you very much. from the live team coverage and natalia zea she has more on the other candidates. natalia. >> the candidates have been going all over. different state and all head of the primary. they brought on big political names to help spread their campaign message. >> at a break neck pace. they are vying to be the campaign stops in the states holding prim

. >>> palm bay fire crews quickly when this brush fire erupted shortly after three this afternoon. winds spread the flames quickly. they sent them right in the middle of this subdivision. >> we knew what this wild fire was doing. >>> chris fraser said the same area was hit in 2008. and he knew the low humidity and gusty winds were a recipe for disaster. >> what happened? >> i don't know. i receive ed a phone call this afternoon from a friend and they said your house is on fire. >>> this is terry shaw's house. his is one of four homes damaged by the fire. tonight we got close enough to his house to see smoke still billowing from the backyard. he tell us, he bought the home when his family was start ing a new life. >> i was a single dad retired from the air force. my boy and i came here. and this was our house. >>> tonight, fire screws are like this one we spotted right across the street. you can see neighbors are keeping their garden hoses plugged in ready to fight fire. but everyone seems to feel the worst is over for this area, that most people here dodged a fiery bullet. >> thank

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helens erupted on his birthday. >> is that a good sign or a bad sign? >> we call him ricardo el tornado. >> look at these temperatures. another morning starting out in the 30s. it's 39 in the peninsula, but then look at san francisco, 52 degrees. a wide range in temperatures there. also in just the east bay, we have 39 degrees in sunol. it's 46 degrees in castro valley and walnut creek starts out the morning at 40 degrees. 42 now in the north bay. we do have a few more clouds this morning. something we haven't seen the past couple of mornings. in the north bay, over towards san francisco and also the delta, this will also stay with us for a couple of more hours before it clears out. and the clouds and the fog hugging the immediate coast. and this is a look at tonight, when those clouds start to spread back in. i think tomorrow morning at this time, we could all be seeing some fog starting out the day. that will set the trend. today's high, up to 71 in los gatos. palo alto, 69 degrees. mid-60s for parts of san francisco. the seven-day forecast at the bot

taking a stab at some of the violence that's erupted at offat of the rallies.he director of the secret service revealed details of increased efforts to protect presidential candidates. this comes as fights have began to erupt across the country.nt joseph his agents will not be used to silence protestor.si there are people that are disrupting the event. the that is not our primary responsibility. our concern is over acts oror threats to our protect '. if someone, for example, comes into the buffer zone or securene zone we're going to respond too that as we saw in dayton, ohio.. clancy added his agents assigned to the campaign trail have beene working closely with event organizers and police sharingndp intelligence and ensuring the safety of the the candidates. all right. it is time to talk about the forecast. a lot of people will probably be out and about tomorrow. since metro is closed maybeybe they'll be riding bikes,es catching, cabs, catching buses. if they had to do it one dayne this week, tomorrow is the best. it's diminishing the chance off showers on wed

. >> reporter: and just yesterday, violence erupted at a trump event in chicago. supporters and protesters erupted in anger as trump abruptly canceled his rally. now three days until primaries in five key delegate-rich states, trump's rivals pouncing. marco rubio comparing him to a third world strong man. >> if he's our nominee this is defined by. this is what it's going to mean to people to be a conservative. supporters to engage in physical violence, to punch people in the face. the predictable consequence of that is that it escalates. >> donald trump has created a toxic environment. there is no place for a national leader to prey on the fears of people. >> reporter: the trump campaign is refusing to back down. today again promising he'll bring folks together. >> we want to get along with everybody. and we can get along with people. we're going to unify the country. >> reporter: now late word tonight, nbc news predicts marco rubio to win the washington, d.c. caucus, ted cruz won most of the delegates at stake in today's republican county conventions in wyoming.

. >> reporter: good morning i'm local 10 news reporter sanela sa bo vifnlgt utter chaos erupting at a trup trum rally in chigo. hear what mr. trum and his vie brawl. >> jennifer: and high pressure but it's starting to break part i'll talk about th thousand could bring us a few showers with the seven day forecast when we return. >> take local 10 with you on line wherever you're headed. on twitter for the latest (church bell) (bear growls) (burke) smash and grub. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've secn a thing or two. rdinary salad, this is a florida berry and citrus salad. the mixing bowl, proudly welcomes the arugula leaves. lemon juice and olive oil drizzle down. fresh strawberries, blueberries and oranges tumble into place. dashed wh cheese and topped with candied pecans. done. it's easy to turn local produce into something extraordinary. look for fresh from florida products when you shop. >> local 10 news starts right w. neki: time now 5:28. 74 degrees. our fort lauderdale tower cam is >> todd: it's breeze si. >> neki: and it's breezy out there. it is feeling

as i said started about 2:30 and video had the bus erupted in flames. now what happened is the bus driver who had just picked up the bus. 25 person bus pulled in the gas station because he saw smoke and apparently tried to pull out and use a fire extinguisher on that fire or whatever it was and the engine compartment of the vehicle and then that didn't work and he ran inside and within seconds the entire thing just burst into flames and a as you can see that fire took off and it burned off that entire shuttle bus and singed and burned to a crisp. a couple of the gas pumps and the facade of the gas station damage here. and i want to point out that we did talk to a witness that said inside the burger king where people were huddled watching this whole thing took action to get everybody out and this was a scary time for everyone involved. >> getting bigger and bigger and the next thing you know it is on the roof and the fire department shown up. and trying to put out the fire and it spread to the pumps and i know two of the pumps exploded. >> the bureau and

the fistfight erupted bf trump even took the stage. we'll have an update on the situation at 6:00. >>> and here at 5:00 after spendinging nearly a year in space, astronaut scott kelly will spend the rest of his days here on earth. kelly announcing that he is retiring effect april 1st. well deserved after spendinging a u.s. record 340 days aboard the international space station before returning home on march 2nd. he said he's humbled and excited by the new opportunities to support nasa. >>> what's happening in the next 24 hours. >> look and you can see the doppler radar. this weekend, two more storms on tap, so the flash flood watches in marin, sonoma county. that's where we may have some isolated flooding. saturday, rain at times in the afternoon and then sunday, looks like we can have light to moderate rain from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 pam. >> lester hold joins us from the reagan library. >> see you at 6:00. lways find us onli at nbc facebook and ttter. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers in the

there was continued talk about the violence that has erupted at >> if for example, he were to go out on fifth avenue and shoot somebody, i would not be willing to support donald trump. >> it's a choice between optimism and fear. >> people remember mob violence that led to lynching. >> bernie sanders, though, close enough to squeak out a winning three key states, illinois, ohio and missouri. >>> the senate has confirmed john king jr.'s nomination as u.s. education secretary. king has been serving since arne duncan stepped down last year. king will be responsible for the new education law that will replace the no child left behind act. the new law shifts most of it from the federal government to states and school districts. >>> time for weather and traffic on the 4s. time to check with chris cimino to see if there's any improvements on the way, chris. we've got some residuals meaning we've got cloud cover and could get breaks. in terms of rain, most of the drizzle is gone. clouds will linger much of the day. not as chilly. the wind is easing. temperatures heading up a little bit. we sh

when the major syrian revolution erupted as a result of the attempts made by the french imperialism to divide syria into small states. the major revolution erupted them, and i would say in confidence that our people will reject any attempt of division and our president in all his statements stated we would liberate every inch of the syrian soil from the blasphemism. the last propaganda made was made about dissisin that they must agree. me as a syrian citizen and i'm sure you share the same view. we speak any report or any statement about kon federalism. we are adamant on holding the integrity and sovereignty of syria as one state. at least this is what has been reiterated by the international documents released, including those released in an attempt to resolve the situation in syria. now i hand over the floor to yoyou >>> syria's foreign minister speaking ahead of the peace talks saying that the government is still committed to the ceasefi ceasefire. an update there. localities more still to come, including a turkish town has been nominated for the noble peace prize by its own governm

they erupted in cheers. they gathered in front of the pit, by the podium, in stunned silence, they didn't say anything, or do anything at first and as the other side of the arena erupted in cheers from the anti-trump folks, started mixing it up a bit shouting in their face. we didn't see anything terribly violent but it got noisy but now we're digesting it because it is such a stunning event. >> maybe you can help me understand. based on the pictures there were precious few police that we could see from the cameras. and even if you look outside, it looked like police might have been unprepared for huge crowd that was going to show up. i mean based on what you've seen were there enough police to handle the situation? >> well -- it's hard to say and i'll say that because usually uic, university of illinois, chicago, had planned plenty of security. city of chicago police and campus police, all trying to keep the peace. they ringed the pavilion before this started, and you would see them wandering around here, k

of erupting volcano in alaska.upting yesterday sending ash plume 20,000 feet into the air and prompting flight rption washington. passenger flying to anchorage took this picture. eruption didn't cause immediate danger to nearby communities. officials say this isn't unusual. highest recorded plume from the volcano is 49,000 feet. >>> turn your attention now to the race for the white house and that continuing intensifying war of words between the candidates. jonathan karl has more. >> ted cruz in wisconsin today. >> thank you both for your support. >>reporter: this is the state where he will stop donald trum trump. >> item neck and neck and together we are going to win. >>reporter: dropping in on the lunch crowd at the altuna family restaurant cruz unloaded on trump. >> he yells and screams and occurs and attackixs people and threatens lawsuit and attack their wives and attack their family. >>reporter: trump got earful from one of talk radio host a cruz supporter after trump defened his attack on cruz wife heidi say

. >>> a serious fire erupted around 11:00 on state street once that got started firefighters not only have to deal with the flames they also have the deal with the snow. the fire burned through a 3 story building leaving at least 6 people displayed there are no reports of any injuries and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> new details with an arrest of three men outside a queens bar. 20-year-old torres charged with assault and possession of a weapon he allegedly argued with a three victims over a woman inside the bar then he left but police say he returned with a machete and hacked his way at the men after they left the bar. >>> and a suspect is a slashing attack is in custody. they arrested gregory alford, he'll be brought back to new york city. throat of a 53-year-old woman in the park, she needed 13 stitches. >>> it is 6:36 officials say a cused paris attacker salah abdeslam was planning new attack bristles, they found that a new network of people. investigators found 30 people involved in the paris attacks. >>> there is a new twist this morning in the race for presi

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