one more sports, though, the buccaneers sign gerald smith, formerly with the ravens. that's your morning sports update.

one more sports, though, the buccaneers sign gerald smith, formerly with the ravens. that's your morning sports update. >>> good morning, everyone. where were we? yeah that seven-day forecast shows the fist three days now. the last four are up quite dramatically. highs in the 60s on monday. gradual warm-up on the first week of spring will start off feeling like winter. by thursday, highs back around 80. >>> if you are looking to do a little spring cleaning and spruce up your home, the tampa home show opens today and features over 900 exhibits of new products and services for your home. we're taking action for you by offering you free administration into the show today. no strings attached. our crew will be live during the 9:00 newscast. >>> today is a big morning for a future doctor. >> in just a few hours, seniors graduating ufc medical school are going to match day. usf seniors will open a sealed envelope to find out where they will spend the next three to >>> 5 till 5:00. still to come a terrifying flight. a pilot was forced to make a last-minute call and switch ai

gerald owens . police twitter is on administrative leave. >> ken smith is outside the raleigh police station on cabarrus street. >> reporter: this is part of the discovery made during an independent investigation by the attorneys representing the dinkins family. those attorneys notify the sbi & and dea which brought crime scene investigators out to the area. the carefully read examine the scene attorneys representing dinkins family and volunteers reported what appeared to them is a bullet hole that did not show up in the initial police report of fabric 29 police victim after the officer says they struggled. the officer was trying to arrest him on an outstanding drug warrant. >> if that is a bullet hole, and there's a bullet matching the officer's gun, that would contradict the statement that the shooting happened on the back patio. that would be a significant contradiction between his account and the physical evidence. >> reporter: officer twitty 19th he opened fire on dinkins after it appeared he was reaching for a gun in his belt. investigators found a stolen weapon near his body. a preliminary report

smith: the first first lady to testify before congress since eleanor roosevelt. just as geraldord and jimmy carter became good friends, so did mrs. ford and mrs. carter. they would lobby congress together. mrs. ford on behalf of substance abuse. and mrs. carter mental health. they made a formidable team. >> our final one is nancy reagan. this was a different kind of partnership. nancy davis was an actress in hollywood. during the blacklist era. she found her name on a blacklist. she wasn't sure how to clear it. suggested that she should go visit the head of the screen actors guild. that was ronald reagan. dinner andnto a long a romance and ultimately she was aware of his clinical ambitions because she had been in the screen actors guild. the role that she played throughout. she had some early missteps. known as thes person who had his back. she was called the personnel director. she watched everybody that surrounded the president. made sure h they were loyal to him. smith: she had a thankless role. ronald reagan really was as nice a guy as you here. he was as close to being wit

smith looked frozen solid last year, lying in a foot of snow. no pulse, not breathing. >> in this particular instance, the coroner was called. >> on the advice of dr. geraldoleman, paramedics rushed him to nearby lehigh valley hospital in pennsylvania. >> i called a code blue, we had 15 people waiting here to start cpr in this room. >> doctors used a defibrillator on justin and started to reoxygenate his blood to warm him up. hours later, doctors saw brain activity. >> justin's case from body temperature to ever survive exposure from hypothermia. back in baltimore, dr. tisherman is looking forward to the summer when he hopes clinical trials can begin. only people suffering from penetrating trauma such as gunshot or stab wounds will be eligible in the beginning. >> if you have any kind of therapy where less than 120 of your patients live, there's room for doing something better and something new and this we think this is it. >> patients will be unconscious and in most cases near death and not able to give consent to participate in the study. but researchers are going out into the community near the trauma center to give people information about the study a

smith, i want to thank you for your audio work, and i look forward to your presentation on president gerald ford. guest: thank you. caller: good stuff. you know, as to the republican primary, it is called the tr phenomenon -- the trump phenomenon. they were screaming at each other all over the place at a constitutional convention. this is really nothing new. it has always been tumultuous between the parties and within the parties. it really is the same thing as always. people making a big noise about george heck, president herbert walker bush when he was running against reagan referred to his approach to the economy as "voodoo economics." as a vice president, four years as president, so these things have a way of working themselves out, and the republican primary will. trump, you know, i am going to say that his appeal is multifold. i will quickly rattle off a few things -- one, he is the master of the soundbite. we live in a world of sound bites. he nails that down well. two, he has all of his own money. he will not be beholden to anyone. that is a double-edged sword, but that is a big par

smith: the first first lady to testify before congress since eleanor roosevelt. just as geraldord and jimmy carter became good friends, so did mrs. ford and mrs. carter. they would lobby congress together. mrs. ford on behalf of substance abuse. and mrs. carter mental health. they made a formidable team. >> our final one is nancy reagan. this was a different kind of partnership. nancy davis was an actress in hollywood. during the blacklist era. she found her name on a blacklist. she wasn't sure how to clear it. suggested that she should go visit the head of the screen actors guild. that was ronald reagan. dinner andnto a long a romance and ultimately she was aware of his clinical ambitions because she had been in the screen actors guild. the role that she played throughout. she had some early missteps. known as thes person who had his back. she was called the personnel director. she watched everybody that surrounded the president. made sure h they were loyal to him. smith: she had a thankless role. ronald reagan really was as nice a guy as you here. he was as close to being wit