the keys looking good so far. a quiet start to ourday, and beautiful out there so want to definitely get out there. temperatures comfortable in the upper 60s. 69, ft. lauderdale. 69 in miami. still cooler down into the kedall area, and we are seeing temperatures around 66 degrees, and low 70s already down into the keys. look atwhat we are dealing with as far as clouds are concerned. some of the clouds over the atlantic waters streaming through, espececlly along coastal areas. and things looking nice across the sunshine state. no rain in sight where we need to worry about this morning. and your forecast on this currents one of the threats, and highs reaching up into the 70s and we could see gusty winds at times. in the keys, in the 70s, and a breezy east win up to 20 miles per hour. high pressure still in control, and that's what is leaving us another gorgeous day across the southeast and down into florida and across the bahamas, and that's what is giving us that breezy east wind. breezy east wind means rip current

, far away?you're going to deal with me. >> reporter: did it feel like the passing of the baton to the younger ones? >> i don't think so much of it as passing batons as a further development as an enrichment of the experience for the audience. >> reporter: will you be back at all to pick up a baton? >> no. >> reporter: we've moved on from the baton question now. >> we can't talk about that. i'm so sorry. >> i mean, you know, appearing in a shower after it's all been a dream. i'm wondering, maybe something like that? >> there are no showers in space, man. >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, hollywood. >>> kind of excited about this one. >> very cute. as you look at the two of them, you can't help but wonder, does nick have good doctors or good genes? >> good genes. the california lifestyle clearly helps him a lot. >> is that what its? that's the question that comes >> don't miss our updates on facebook, wnnfans.co >>> making news in america this morning, a member of donald trump's team facing charge

doctors are prescribing far too many and for far too long. >> i was surprised there weren't guidelines before now. but what are the guidelines tonight? >> reporter: well, they are saying, doctors, when they are treating patients with chronic pain, they should start with aspirin or ibuprofen, or non-drug approaches like exercise therapy. they say there's no evidence that opioids work long-term and we know they lead to addiction and can be fatal. for those people who have pain, acute pain, after surgery, they can be treated for three days, seven at the most and switch to something that is much safer. >> yeah, because you about stories of weeks if not months on these opioids, so, they're saying three to seven days? >> reporter: that's right. >> all right. rich, thank you. we'll stay on this. >>> in the meantime, there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the major subway system shut down in an american city. >>> also breaking, the manhunt new developments coming in at this hour. a police officer shot, critically wounded. police returning fire. one suspect dead. a

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her unborn baby girl is developing normal so far. she's using mosquito spray and hoping for the best. >> no matter what happens, i'm going to have this i understand baby. >> the race to control the virus intensifies. rehema ellis, nbc news, san juan, puerto rico. >>> still ahead tonight, a question that gave us pause when we heard it. is there a link between carbs and lung cancer? surprising new research raising questions about the foods so many of us love to eat. >>> also today at the ballpark, it almost ended in disaster, if it weren't for a dad's quick reaction. >>> some important health news tonight about something in foods a lot of us eat that could be a contributor to lung cancer. researchers say new evidence suggests that diet heavy in certain carbs may play a role for nonsmokers. tom costello explains. >> it's the leading cause of cancer deaths in the u.s. more than 150,000 people expected to die from lung cancer this year alone. the vast majority, current or former smokers. 15% are nonsmokers. now, surprising research has fo

look at these percentages so far. the reason you will hear no characterization until the top of the 9:00 hour is that four michigan counties don't close until then. we've had poll closings in a majority of the state at 8:00. you see the raw vote underneath each candidate. we will characterize it no further than that. it's part of the fun of an election night, which will continue right after this. >>> we're back. l let's go to the big board. mississippi democrat. hillary clinton big win. the race on the republican side too early to call. we're half hour away from our next call in michigan. ted cruz this second place and kasich and rubio is our official wording. far behind but sharp eye viewers will notice dr. ben carson. >> we're looking at 1% in here. if you're the marco rubio campaign looking up and knowing it's not a mistake. it's not a typo. ben carson is tied with john kasich in third place tie. that's got to be a little chill down the spine for marco rubio and his supporters. in terms of what he know about what's

so far, two states have gone for cruz. he's waiting for the two more republican states to weigh in. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. we're inside the ritzy golf club where donald trump will be out here. within the hour, we believe, to get his reaction to super saturday. it has not been a super saturday for donald trump. he is going to, at best, go two for four tonight. i talked to a top trump campaign official who said this is a good night for ted cruz. focusing heavily on caucus states, that's paying off and paying dividends for ted cruz. you can pardon some of the people moving around in this room, wolf. that's because this is not only a press conference, this is also a watch party. there are seven rows of trump supporters standing in front of the press area here. >> there's an announcement about to be made on the democratic caucuses in nebraska. vince powers, state democratic chairman speaking. >> state director for the sanders campaign. these two gentlemen, along with their team, were true professionals and handled any

came too far too far too too too far and going down the drain. >>reporter: thursday night miami-dade police say the baltimore ravens rookie corner back was riding his white honda dirt bike westbound on north west 75 street when he crashed into this ford escape. >> i have been by his bedside since i first the found out what happened. >>reporter: walker was dressed in dark clothes detectives say and wasn't wearing a helmet. he had no lights on the dirt bike. >> i seen him on the same dirt bike. i was going the opposite way. i look. i was like. >>reporter: family and friend crowded outside ryder trauma center at doctors struggle to ve walker. his body was too danieled. >> respond to go nothing he try to do they try everything. i told him i love him and always love him and i'll keep his spirit and dreams alive. something he wanted to do. raven nation. >>reporter: friday night the

that's on the far left. all that white stuff on the far left, that snow covering the fast lanes, the hov lanes and you really have to wonder if the plows are out here, at least at one point they were out here because they were -- we saw them earlier around brentwood. but they hadn't hit that area of medford just yet. the ground is covered with snow and sticking to the shrubs and the plants all around us. then that convoy of salt spreaders and plows, we were behind them. 30 miles an hour we were traveling for what seemed like miles and miles, kerry and michael. there were about eight of those trucks. they took an exit. they cleared a lot of these ro dadways that you see here. the service road clear at least that portion of the highway. not clear when we saw it. we're pretty sure, kerry and michael, it will get cleared at some point. there's so many workers on the roads right now. back to you. >> very good. kat. >>> team coverage continues storm team 4 brian thompson in wall township with a look at the situati

oklahoma so far. i want to go to david wright at the bernie sanders' have itry celebration in vermont. >> reporter: good evening, george. this was early night for bernie sanders. he came out, the first candidate coming out his one slam-dunk of the evening, his home state of vermont. yet he's much like some of the republican candidates who have been talking to and about tonight. somebody who has to justify, rationalize his continued presence in the campaign. on the plus side, he said today that he will finish the night with hundreds of new delegates. and he also, his campaign announced new fund-raising totals today. for the second month in a row, they're outfund-raising hillary clinton. in february alone, he raised $42.7 million. most of that in small donations, he has the means to continue in this fight. >> he has enough money to go all of the way to the convention if he wants to. david muir, you're going through the exit polls. >> take a look at this, hillary clinton led among men tonight. 53% to 45%

clinton's ninth so far strong support is sent to the super tuesday victories in georgia and virginia tennessee arkansas was to the first recourse and alabama and texas she was expected to do their wellness out is a very strong support of minority voters in taking a look to bernie sanders he did when his home state of vermont we will hear more from sanders coming up and we are following seven as yet undecided races. >>pam m: former political reporter now polemical communications consultant if he gets to the convention was summoned amazing people were supported him that would not be right to not give him the nomination. >>reporter: donald trump on the other hand is doing the same thing trying to present the softer side to that is more appealing to independence and democrats they're the big losers to nine descended no matter what they have done so far there proved to be all but irrelevant the first person and/or jim bush gone. >>reporter: he is calling for marco to drop out but of course you would like to cruise for java and they're both like jon casey to drop out and none of that is go

all is well so far this morning. no big stumbling blocks we're dade county looks good north and southbound between the glades and downtown miami. no issues there or thingson 836 seem to be moving well along with state road 112, the airport expressway. broward coty, not a bad ride either near oakland park boulevard. accident-free, delay-free. >> thank you so much for the update. following breaking news out of oakland park. that's where an suv apparently smashed into a pizza place. >>> let's get out to nbc 6 reporter michael spears live at the scene. good morning to you. surely the pizza place wouldn't be open at this time. what's their plan for today? >> reporter: still working to find out about that, also working to get an update on the condition of two people who were inside this place when it all happened. we took a peek inside, the 230rs not only shattered the front window but knocked the front counter o oat of place. firefighters say two people car that smashed into this place shortly after midnight. both were ta

this is old stuff that you8Ñ get on the far left and the far right. and there is no defending it and i don't think that you blame the victim in this case, trump and his supporters. >> that's what the media did. >> that's fine. but the media. >> did you notice that though? because i'm sitting there in l.a. i'm reading the "l.a. times." i'm reading the "new york times,." i'm switching around. all i'm getting is trump is a fascist. trump is a racist. it's all trump's fault. did you see any kind of subtle at this in the reportage? did i miss it. >> unlike you, bill, i watch "the fox report" by john roberts which i thought was sterling. and then i went on with the rest of my life the television. i didn't stay up all night watching all the coverage. i also think the media aren't running for the presidency. donald trump is running for the presidency. and that's the other story. it's totally separate story, unconnected with chicago. but it is a serious and worrying story. this is a presidential candidate whojn addresses a crowd and says of a protester in the

here's what we know so far from tampa police. about 1:10 this morning, a woman inside of the home at 3312 west cherokee ave. said there was a doe. the man pointed a gun at officers before running back into the house. officers called for backup and s.w.a.t. they tried to get the man to surrender for 45 minutes. i came back out, raised a gun and fired it. officers returned fire kyleing the man. luckily no officers with are injured. silver springs home after a stolen car crashed into it overnight. this is on mulberry street. police arrested two people inside of that vehicle. the drivers tried to take off from police, hit a fence, crashed into the car and those two people have been arrested. a car was stolen. >>> the search is under way for a man who jumped into lake thonotosassa and never resurfaced. last night, dive teams searched for that man. >>> and a crime spree targeting elderly women. three of four suspects have been arrested in lake wales. the crew has targeted at least six different women across the bay area. >>> fans are m

. >> looking at warm temperatures so far. look at that, low 70s and humidity out there just feels like a july morning. we have more warm weather to come this afternoon as temperatures climb back from the 60s and 70s and mid to upper 80s inland. right along the coast, we're staying cooler with the wind off the water. the temperatures make their climb into the 70s. we'll have that in a few minutes. >>> a live look right now at your morning commute. this is i-275 and the sunshine sky way bridge. a little hazy out there this morning. we'll check in with janelle and i'veen to see if that's fog out there, ivan. is it? >> a little foggy. we'll see if they close it or not money right now, it looks good. >> sounds good. >>> sad news in the music world today. frank sinatra, jr. died unexpectedly in daytona beach. he was scheduled to perform tonight. ticket holders can get a refund ticket. aside from singing, sinatra, jr. had two dozen tv and movie credits. >>> and purse snatchings are happening in store parking lots. >> abc action news

at least we're rain-free so far. our live first alert radar looking quiet fromoca raton down to the city of miami. good news as we head out the dodo this morning. right now in miami, 70 in ft. lauderdale. dealing with upper 70s in kendall and down into the homestead area. we're rain-free but we're dealing with fog because the moisture is beginning to creep up slowly but surely. we've been feeling it outside, feeling more humid during the day. not only that, winds again are calm this morning. that calls for fog across the interior areas. if youmorning commute takes you towards the west, you may encounter areas of fog. give yourself extra time as you head out the doorthis morning. first alert forecast calling for a quick warmup. with the light south-southwest wind later today, st. patrick's day evening will be on the wrm side. you may want to dress accordingly if you have any outdoor plans later tonight. high pressure over the atlantic leaving us a south wind this morning as it continues to pick up through the morning

both fell far short of businessman donald trump in all of the other contests. he is looking more and more likely to be the republican nominee for president of the u.s. >> we're in big trouble if he does. >> reporter: that is exactly what the republican party leaders are afraid of. the results of super tuesday provided the little hope that they could find an alternative candidate in time. donald trump's message america is broken. >> you go to qatar, you go to any of the - so many places, different places in china, in asia, different places in the middle east, you look at some of the airports they have, the roadways, the transportations systems they have and the trains they have. we're like a third world country. >> reporter: both democrats tried to paint a different image of their country. bernie sanders had a stronger than expected showing winning four states. because delegates are rewarded proportionately he is far from out of the race. >> 35 states remain. let me assure you, that we are going to take our fight for economic justice, for social justice, for env

went so far to say if you haven't won a state so far in this election you might considid jumping behind me. we need to consolidate the republican party if we stand a chance at defeating trump this primary. >> hillary clinton people are talk ago lot about the satisfied with what they have done today but looking ahead to march 15. why is march 15 as far as that campaign is concerned the real be all end all. >> i think for hilary this is winner take all states she's clearly the dominant candidate and democratic party right now. i think that bernie sanders probably stick around for awhile. tremendous funding. he seems to be sunk in with you i think that this will further solidify her role as the canada gather for the democratic party.y. other thing she's looking for to see who emerges from the republicans as the clear dominant again at this point it looks like it'sdom donald trump t.but the primary in the middle of the month of march is going to tell us a little bit more especially again as we hit the winner take all states, florida, winner take all states, florida, ohio, the start to see c

as far as sunday forecast goes, 50s, that is it. we knocked a few degrees off the temperature because of the cloud cover. as far as your planner goes, sunrise service, drizzle and maybe a little fog out there, and easter egg hunt, the grass may be damp and the kids don't care, you may care but the kids don't care, and then evening dinner showers filling into the region. starting in the 40s tomorrow morning and warming up to the mid and upper 50s, and so all in all, not too bad. not the prettiest of easters. what to wear? you need a jacket, and keep the sunglasses at home, not going to need them f monday, the easter egg roll. bring the umbrellas, the first half we will have rain showers and then clearing in the afternoon. breezy conditions not only on monday but also tuesday, and i think we will hit the mid-60s and we will have sunshine by the afternoon. next chance of rain will be thursday into friday. >> thank you, lauren. >>> rg3 on to his next stop in won't keep you up at night.n know you have insights from professional investmen

so far, so good onso far, so good on highway 4. i would leave early. westbound 4 out of antioch not bad. good into pittsburg. stays clear towards the eastshore freeway. our drive times still about 7 minutes at least the portion between hillcrest avenue and 242. here's a look at the bay bridge. we are seeing some more cars now make that trek from oakland to san francisco. no metering lights yet. the nimitz freeway looks good northbound 880 no delays into downtown oakland. still a nice ride out of oakland into hayward south into fremont. san mateo bridge no problems. 880 to 101, 13 minutes. westbound 580 busier heading towards 680. but so far okay speeds between the altamont pass and 680. it was a beautiful day yesterday, roberta. >> yes. right? just give the advice to everybody at home that you told me in the makeup room today as far as traffic. what's that? >> stay at home and work on your brackets. [ laughter ] >> that's what i was thinking. >> gianna, quote by gianna! [ laughter ] >> hi, everybody. on this st. patrick's day good morning we are checki

donald trump so far has won three states, ted cruz so far has not won any states.ng on. there are three outstanding contest on the republican side. one outstanding contest, donald trump, he's at 41.5%, ted cruz, 41.2%. in missouri 99% of the vote is in. donald trump is ahead by 2,315. 99% of the vote has been counted. donald trump has a very, very slight lead, 2,300 votes over ted cruz. in missouri, very close, bernie sanders has 50.8%, hillary clinton 48%, 62% of the vote is in. nearly 12,000 vote advantage for bernie sanders right now in missouri. he has not won a state yet tonight. this would be his first win if he holds on. in illinois she has a lead, 76% in, hillary clinton with 51.1%, bernie sanders 48%. she's got a lead of almost 46,000 in illinois right now. illinois still outstanding. the only outstanding vote on the republican side, missouri. here are the states won so far. let's update you. donald trump has won tonight in florida, illinois and north carolina. remember, florida is winner take all, 99 delegates there. john kasich, the governor of ohio, he'

hillary clinton's wins so far.nie sanders, he's won so far kansas, nebraska, new hampshire, colorado, minnesota, oklahoma and vermont. those are impressive wins for bernie sanders. let's take a look at the delegate count so far. delegates won to date. on the republican side, so far, based on all of our estimates, donald trump has captured 362 delegates, ted cruz 270, marco rubio 119, john kasich 30. the magic number needed to win the nomination, 1,237. on the democratic side, right now our estimate, hillary clinton pledged and superdelegates, 1,121, bernie sanders 474. those are the delegates so far that have won. i want to go to chris cuomo right now. chris, the delegate count looks lopsided because hillary clinton has so many more superdelegates. in pledged delegates, it's obviously a lot closer. >> mm-hmm. wolf, thank you very much. we continue to watch kentucky, over 80% now, still not enough to make a decision. very interesting, the answer on social media about the convention -- the overwhelming feeling is nob

certainly we saw ted cruz very happy so far.rst projection of the night, he gets it. >> that's right. stephanie was talking about the democrats. let's drill down on that. we have jeff zeleny who's been digging on what's going on in kansas and neb noeb raska on th democratic side. >> these are republican state overall, but they're getting a bite of the democratic apple. in talking to officials from both campaigns as well as democratic state officials we are confirming or at least they're confirming that senator sanders is having a strong afternoon there. a lot of liberal supporters interest come out. we've seen the long lines but in all three congressional districts in nebraska both sides agree that bernie sanders is winning the popular vote. one interesting thing about nebraska, most of the caulk us u.s.ing is done except in lincoln, nebraska, lancaster county, the state capital also home to the university of nebraska lincoln. a lot of students. aloft people who like sanders. i was there on thursday. so many people came out to s

six wins for hillary clinton so far tonight. georgia, virginia, alabama, tennessee, arkansas, and texas. ted cruz carries his home state of texas. that was anticipated. bernie sanders carries his home state of vermont. that was anticipated as well. those are the states that have been projected so far by cnn. we're watching, waiting to hear from donald trump, by the way, he's getting ready, he's in palm beach, florida, right now. he's going to be speaking shortly. we'll, of course, have live coverage of donald trump. he's won several of these states already. jake? >> well, you know, it's interesting, wolf, i suspect with ted cruz having won or being project to have won his home state of texas which is a bigger win than bernie sanders winni innin inning vermont, let honest, because of the sheer number of delegates i expect what we'll hear from ted cruz this evening will be a call for all the other candidates except for donald trump, of course, to drop out of the race so cruz can defeat donald trump. i think that that is likely wha

typical stuff so far. >>> thank you. from most valuable player to dance partner, von miller headed to primetime and you can catch him here on denver 7. plus-- >> this little guy has lied so much. >> the gop candidates not done >>> 6:30. it is 40 degrees in denver. pretty shot there. nice start to a friday. >> happy friday, everybody. time to get up and get moving. let's get over to dayle cedars to see what we can expect this weekend. >> i think i need to jump outside, because it seems like it's colder inside than it is outside right now. peetz, the northeast corner of the state, and you can see the camera shaking around just a little bit. the winds unfortunately they are going to be back today. per hour where we're seeing the stronger wind speeds. however, we could see gusts this afternoon closer to 30 miles per hour. ladies, it may be a bad hair day. at least it's not going to be a blow over jayson luber day. little bit cooler. going to have clouds as well. not as much sunshine. >> when you said peetz, i thought you wer

>> reporter: so far smoothly. at this precinct they purchase d some new polls equipment that allows them to scan their id's. this line is moving fast in just the few minutes i've been here. no problems so far. >> it's nice to see people taking part. thank you for the report. stay up to date on the 7 news app. we'll let you know who comes out on top. you can download that app for free. search 7 news. >>> state business leaders are demanding the senate start voting on a plan to fix our roads. they were downstairs at the state house. upstairs the senate still has not taken a vote even after being the bill for 321 days. several are filibustering the bill because it raises the gas tax. they say it's not needed because of the surplus. >> if our legislatures spend every dime of this year's surplus that amount of money will still be far short for what's needed next year. what about next year? >> lee bright is one of the senators blocking the bill to block a tax increase. he said they'll keep blocking it until senators vot

is it having an impact. >> reporter: it hasn't so far. the stop trump movement gathered steam a couple of weeks ago and then it hit a roadblock called the voters. the voters voted and trump won fairly comfortably on super tuesday. then it got some steam again. then the voters voted and here we go again. sometimes, some of this makes trump supporters dig in their heels even more. perhaps nothing that has happened so far has done anything to somehow peel support away from trump. and as long as the three candidates are all staying in, and the three candidates sort of can't really agree on who to unify around, i don't know if this stop trump movement is ever going to get off the ground, to be honest. >> it's fascinating to see, we heard from marco rubio, from john kasich, that they really are wavering in their support of saying i will support the republican nominee because there's a very real chance it could be donald trump. do you foresee a situation where neither one of them would support him as the nominee? >> reporter: i wouldn't be surpr

the only republican who has beaten donald trump so far. these nomination fights are all about delegates. the for republicans, where do republicans stand? >> donald trump is cleaning house. donald trump, 147 delegates so far donald trump. swamping ted cruz, marco rubio and john kasich. when you add in the contests we have already seen, here's where the race stands -- you got trump, 229. only 81 for cruz, 47 for marco rubio. this means -- look at this -- this is where they have to go. even if marco rubio were to win in his home state of florida, getll 99 delegate there is, win in ohio, he still would be trailing donald trump. what you're looking at these campaigns, theeasons these other candidates are staying in, it's not just abobt them getting the number but preventing donald trump from getting that nominee. >> the results of tonight not only shown donald trump dominating is to quote, the favorite bird's song,, turn, turn, turn. their reason is to stay in this -- stop donald trump from getting to 1237. their goal, keep him under that and h

how far that full also this has made it in tallahassee. also this morning, espn is firing back at its former reporter, erin andrews. some of the claims she made while testifying against her stalker. and, what the network has to say about them. plus, no handcuffs, just handshakes expected from orlando police at a ceremony today. the honors for two people who helped catch a robbery suspect. all that and more when i join you at 5:00. jason: let' s get back to the forecast, it will be another warm afternoon. amy: we will be similar to yesterday even though there is a cold front moving through central florida. it will not make us cold. yesterday was the upper 70' s and lower 80' s and today we will do it all again. these temperatures will be very similar this afternoon. it is a whole lot warmer north and west of i-4. remember we were in the 40' s yesterday across much of marion county. right now, it is 61 ocala. you will definitely notice that when you step out this morning. 60 in daytona beach, 58 in orlando. the three in sanford and 61 right

so far since 1945, there hasn't been much of one.ow there does appear to be one, with this woman, petrie. tell us about her. >> that's right. when you look at representation, every single one of them has quite significant foreign populist party and all came into parliament in the last ten, 15 years. in germany, up until now, i think they've been a little scared of going there. i think they were just lucky in establishing that kind of party. now it looks like it's coming together. >> is the appeal similar to trump's? >> absolutely. i think what's going on with foreign populists, they have the exact same political image. the average guy knows what there is to do. then obviously as a country, you fill in the variables. in the united states, you know, mexican immigration is a big issue. all of trump's rhetoric is against mexicans. in germany, the refuge issue so it's all about syrians and alternative for germany, the name of the party, in order to stop immigration, we should be willing to shoot at children at the border. so, the particul

so so far no problems with visibility issues as far as our local airports are concerned. we are in the 40s and 50s. not quite as chilly as yesterday at this hour. 52 degrees in san jose. but you still need the light jacket heading out especially during the late day hours when that wind whips up to 20 miles per hour. certainly adds a chill to the air. ample sunshine today with seasonal high temperatures and rain at least april showers a chance of it beginning next week. the ridge of high pressure is trying to build in from the north. but the departure of that stubborn upper area of low pressure that brought us sprinkles earlier this week. you see that pressure gradient right there. we have some breezy to windy conditions. springtime skiing in the high sierra. our numbers stacking up from 57 to about 72 degrees. winds whipping up onshore west 10 to 20 miles per hour. here's your pollen report. medium to high thanking the tree count for that. here's the forecast. we are looking at sunshine and flirting with 80 degrees by saturday. and that spring-like weather means it is tim

westbound 4 so far, so good. hopefully it stays "friday light." 7 minutes between hillcrest to highway 242. so we'll keep our eye on that. no delays northbound 101 at the peninsula. south 101 at oyster point two right lanes closed for pothole repair until at least 5:30 a.m. elsewhere across the san mateo bridge, "friday light" no delays. it's an easy ride westbound 92 between 880 and 101. 880 itself north- and southbound near the coliseum so far traffic is very light in oakland. no delays out of marin towards the golden gate bridge. foggy there but overall easy ride down into san francisco on the southbound side of 101. looks like the bay bridge no troubles. san jose, you are off to a good start on the northbound side of 101 out of san jose all the way to the peninsula. >>> time now 4:51. defying the stereotype that most girls are not interested in science. coming up, a sillicon valley student who is going against the grain and getting top honors in the field. >> and we want to know what's cool about your school?

northbound nimitz freeway into downtown oakland nice so far. southbound no troubles to report into hayward. traffic clear 16 minutes between 238 and the maze. and if you are cutting across the san mateo bridge right now you can see traffic is light between 880 and 101. your drive time there is only about 14, 13 minutes westbound towards the peninsula this morning. bay bridge a few more cars making that trek out of oakland into san francisco. no delays across the upper deck. easy ride into san francisco. >>> 4:51. still to come, the story of this seal showing up at an unexpected place here in the bay area. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. actress patty duke has diede ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, movies, television and thea >>> good morning. welcome back to kpix 5 news. rise and shine. this is your wednesday. and these are the temperatures nuke expect across the bay area. a seasonal spring day with the sunshine and the 50s at the beaches today. good mor

been resolved the hotel management and the management of the venue seemed to be on the sampling as far as that goes and again one of the things we'll follow-up periodically definitely an issue there before so just periodic contact with the venue and the hotel to make sure that things are going fine and everything else is just random inspections and patrols a lot of rain those couple of weekends not much to report but i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> about any items on here. >> commissioners any questions no all right. thanks. >> evening john burke here one incident to report others balance mission i brought them up last hearing they kind of keeping an eye on on them with a couple of complaints amount hard to communicate with the complaint and get to the bottom of what was going on i've been keeping an eye on on their operation and security the out they do and how they handle it i noticed this past friday they didn't have barricades up that is usually they do i stopped in for a color look they were closed i noticed they were having a hard time containing the crowd

"we can only hope america's flirtation with the far right has its own natural ceiling." very tough stuff all over the press about this. genie: a french minister is making waves with comments he made about the u.k. brexit recommend -- recommended -- referendum. ministerench economy has sent a double brexit warning to the u.k. he has said that france would relocate its calais margaret camp -- migrant camp. that confirms a warning made by david cameron a few weeks ago in which he talked of that prospect. he was accused of scaremongering. all to do with a u.k. friends minisummit this thursday. and theas said that he french government would be willing to roll out the red carpet to bankers wanting to flee london if there was a brexit. adding to that whole debate, which is rampant in the u.k. and across europe. let's go to one of the british papers looking at the situation in terms of debate among the tory party. you can see the various ministers. what this brexit campaign was supposed to do was sort out the whole tory party and put them in order. ñaw=>>>>>>>>>>>>7

there will be a strong one and this could be the stormy as we can so far of 2016. it could be interesting.>> we needed to mark. thanks mark. >>> neurosurgeon, ben carson is pulling out of the gop p to be suggesting he might and his candidate after a disappointing showing on super tuesday. short of a formal announcement he says he will say more on friday. donald trump and hillary clinton have charted a clear path towards nominations and the other campaigns are trying to plot courses to keep their presidential ambitions alive. caroline shively has the latest on the race for the white house. >>reporter: trump trounces in the donald takes home wins in several states. >> there are passed but they are narrow at this point. he won 7 states and it was an impressive performance. >>reporter: ted cruz kept a decisive win in his home state. marco rubio faces the fight of his life with one victory in minnesota and it shows that rubio could lose to trump. >>> we feel optimistic and if we win florida everything we talk about today doesn't matter. >>> john kasich has tried to win

where a galaxy far, far away... ...is closer than ever before. move along.in us...as star wars awakens. and right now you can save on premium rooms at the disneyland resort. it may seem like an unusual shipment but a seven car train is carrying tons of fresh snow. it has now arrived in alaska's largest city. >> as hillary reports december bite dealing -- despite dealing with the lack of snow that won't it. >> i am sure it is disappointing. >> the dog race might get stuck in it's tracks. with no snow on the ground it makes it impossible for the dog's sleds to move. >> we didn't want to shorten the race. the only other option left was to take it away and that is not what we wanted. we wanted it here for our fans here. >> it has been one of the warmest winters on record in alaska's largest city. they have been collecting and sorting snow outside of there. now trains are shipping seven train cars full of the white stuff to the city. >> we filled them up and should be about 350 cubic yards of snow. >> the snow pack is still below average. even though the race is

rain free so far as dan just confirmed. live first alert radar looking good, quiet conditions from ft. lauderdale intomiami-dade. looking like the majority of our day will also be rain free. i want to take a look outside of our first alert camera right now as you can see this is miami. here is the american airlines arena. a few clouds. low level clouds. the sun has not risen yet, it's on the dark side, we will at this point 10to see increasing sunshine as#the morning es on. first alert forecast, the temperatures will be reaching into t mid to upper 70s, possibly hit that 80-degree mark we will be rain free for the first half of the day. take a look at the roads. joe? >>> we mentioned this truck, this tractor-trailer ran into the building. this over at miami beach, 71st street between abbott and carlyle basically where this is. a busy stretch here, 71st street. you may knowit. jump up to 72nd street to get around it. it was closed east and wnd westbound. so you can get through. just may take a couple of extra minutes, obvusl

so far so good on this sunday fun day morning. if you are heading out to carnival on the mile look for us and say hello. we had a great time yesterday. we won't do have to worry about the rain or clcld cover. you want the sunscreen handy and the ca. if you are not heading out there, maybe your plans involve the water, we are expecting breezy conditions. hh risk of rip currents along the beaches and hazdous marine conditions are expected. there's the front. high pressure to the north. everything else is quiet. we will be squeezed in between these systems later today and breezy for us. hour by hour let's get you out. i know a lot of us are brunch scheduled for the late morning hours. showers off shore. nothing to worry about as the day goes on by 2:00 p.m., plenty of sunshine. showers push to the south. things looking nice for us. a beautiful day in store for us as far as sunshine, dry conditions, comfortable temperatures. it will be nice. anything that involves the water, keep in mind will be dangerous out there. that goes for rip

quiet so far, especially inside the venue. we've got a big monday coming up with all five presidential candidates sitting down with me and wolf blitzer. time to turn things over to don lemon for "cnn tonight." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news is you are looking live now. this is salt lake city. donald trump about to take the stage at any moment for the first time since saying there would be riots if denied the nomination. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. we'll bring you the latest on this as it happens. also the clearest sign the republican party is at war with itself. mitt romney, the man who campaigned with john kasich says he'll vote for ted cruz just to stop donald trump. he says he is repulsed by everything the gop front-runner stands for. will romney's hail mary work? >>> also tonight -- fox news accusing trump of sexist verbal attacks against megyn kelly. plus, the most wanted man in the world. what happened when the chief suspect in the brutal paris terror attacks was captured in belgium today. ther

high temperatures will be in the upper 20s and low 30s...far from the 60s we had saturday. blowing snow is expected tonight and tuesday with a north wind at 10-20 mpp the wind diminishes after 6 pm tuesday. we are tracking another chance of snow for wednesday night into early thursday morning. similar snow amounts and timing with this round of snow compared to tonight (monday night). a light rain/snow mix develops this evening (7-9 pm) and transitions to all snow by 10 pm. roaa will become slick by this time and remain that way tonight, in an emotional interview...a mother is begging for answers while searching for her 22 year old rashon montgomery was last seen friday night when he left work at the isle casino in waterloo. he has diminished mental capacity and autism. kwwl's lauren moss speaking with his family today- she joins us now with the latest in downtown waterloo. ron, the family told me they cant eat they cant sleep...they just want to know where rashon is. he has autism...so they are worried he may have put himself in a so tonight they are asking for montgomeryha

as far as the weather goes. >> you know what else you can do? it's just so mild out there, the humidity back up. so we're turning the corner as we -- >> if you're stuck on i-4 just open the windows? >> absolutely. then you have the car exhaust. well, let's check on conditions now as i walk backward here and show what you is happening with temperatures in the mid- 60s. east southeast wind. continuing with fantastic weather for today. with temperatures in the mid- 60s in tampa, clearwater and now 64, all of us getting into the low 80s, do i think by the afternoon. we're going to do that with full sunshine. just a few scattered fair weather clouds, nothing to certainly block the sun or give us any rainfall. but there is rainfall in the 7- day forecast. i'll show that you in a few minutes. >>> let's catch up on more breaking news from overnight. >> first this morning we just learned a man shot by deputies in a north tampa complex has died. deputies say someone called him out to the winwood oaks apartments after spotting jeffrey cassell waving a gun