good to be alive right about now good, good, good good to be alive right about now hallelujah >> he picked up a guitar and started playing. we took a clip and turned it into a thing for the show and do we have that or no? we do? let's do that. >> sirius xm "today" show radio presents the home show. >> that's good. >> do you remember that? constantly. >> what does it mean? >> i think it means something like honor. if you're a fan of andy's music, you're going to love his album when you started singing, did this -- for some people, they get on stage, they end up making it quickly. for you, was it a slow process or a long -- >> i love being on stamg,ge, in front of people. as far as having success with it, i street performed for four years. >> what does that mean? >> i paid my rent, my guitar case open and stay out there until i had enough. >> did you have confidence when you were doing that? did you think one day i'm going to be on a big stage or did you -- >> yeah, i had an internal confidence, a balance of humility and confidence. don't be -- about it. but i felt like i could do it even th

good morning. good to see you. >> good morning. good to see you as well. >> a couple minutes in the trading day. how are the markets looking. >> a little lower, dow down 22 points, expected, relatively flat, a couple of hours we get the federal reserve's decision on interest rates and i guarantee no rate hike at the meeting but investors want to know when the next rate hike is coming, there is a 50% chance one is coming in june and 75% by the end of the year. we'll see. >> let's talk about netflix. a lot of people aren't paying for it. how is that happening? >> a big number. moochers, right? share your account. log in and your password with someone else and you pay for netflix and they can stream house of cards from your account and not pay for it and you can legitimately share account with family members but we are talking about when you give your information to somebody else. and not living in the same house. the culprit here is young people, teenagers of course. but young adults and i'm not sure netflix is concerned. they had 4.

morning, lydia. >> good morning, guys. weave good year and hulk hogan, but we begin with george martin who died at the age of 90. he was a legendary music producer who helped make the beetles into the world's biggest band. he died peacefully at his home in london. martin was often referred to as the 5th beathe. paul mccarthy tweeted out this photo with the caption, the world has lost a truly great man. and hulk hogan, testimony continues in st. petersburg today. heggeen took the stand yesterday to testify about a leaked sex tape. the wrestler is sue thing website gawker after they posted that sex tape with hogan and a radio dj's wife. during yesterday's cross-examination the attorneys argued that hogan bragged about his exploits which means the tape is news worthy. but hogan says that was not the hogan the entertainer doing damage control.interviewer: that was the coarct. we can talk about the tripall, about what i said, i body slammed elephants. you know, i've surf on tiger sharks. those are all lies but that's a character. >> hogan added that he would never lie under oath. attorneys

good for you. >> thank you. >> all these years later you ought to be in a good place. you deserve to be in a good place and the foundation is doing well, so congratulations on that. >> i appreciate it, thank you. >> and everything else. >> thank you very much. >> andy roddick. thank you. >> thank you for having me. [applause]. >> we'd love to have you join us in the studio. visit our web site at klru.org/overheard to find invitations to interviews, q&as with our audience and guests, and an archive of past episodes. >> u.s. open, for me, has more personal significance from childhood just because my parents would, you know, save up and as a birthday present a couple of times i got to go to the u.s. open. when i was 9 years old, that was when jimmy connors made his run in 1991, and i was there sneaking in. i had a grounds pass but i got into the stadium every day. >> funding for "overheard" with evan smith is provided in part by mfi foundation, improving the quality of life within our community. and from the texas board of legal specialization, board certified attorneys i

all right, good. that's good. that's good odds. that's good odds. but it is funny. i go, "how would even someone sit on this?" but the director -- who's his name? >> it's tim miller, yeah. >> jimmy: tim miller, this guy kept the pace up. kept going. >> did a great job, yeah. >> jimmy: "just call me angel of the morning." it's a great soundtrack. >> that's the first thing we put in the script six years ago was juice newton's "angel of the morning." >> jimmy: as you're flying through the air shooting. it's like so fun. it is so fun. and like everybody's great in the film. >> i'm so glad you guys petered out. 'cause i forget all the rest of it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. they know when to come in and out, yeah. for those people that do not know "deadpool," can we describe him? how do we -- >> yeah, he's a -- well, he lives within the "x-men" universe. he is one of -- in the comics he's one of wolverine's rivals, but he's a mercenary and gets cancer -- terminal cancer. he goes into this program, they experiment on him, torture him. he comes out the other s

. >> jimmy: he's good. he's good. tonight, from the "the divergent series: allegiant," zoe kravitz is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] she's the best. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: she's nice. she's gorgeous. and i'm going to challenge zoe to a game of flip cup lr the show. >> steve: ooh. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: i gotta show her w it's done. i gotta show her what'sp. >> steve: school's in sessi >> jimmy: and then i'm very excited about this right now. come on, you guys, the one and only -- [ cheers ] coldplay! coldplay is in the hou! [ cheers and applause we've got the album. you get the vinyl. you're like, what's up? you get the blue vinyl. >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: yeah. but no, you go, "ooh, wha up?" it's a double vinyl. you get the pink one as l dude. [ audience oohs ] . yeah, these guys are the bes man. i loved them at the super bowl >> steve: so great. >> jimmy: i thought they were fantastic at the super w because you can just takea bit and do your own thin and just go, "i got 20 mie to just --"

>>> good morning. breaking overnight, a commuter train derailed near san francisco, plunging one car into a creek. passengers attempt to rescue fellow riders. >> we were trying to dig her out while the train was hanging. >> at least nine people injured. >>> image problem. donald trump facing mounti inin criticism for doing this at rallies. >> raise your hand right, everybody. do you swear that you're going to vote for donald trump tomorrow? raise that hand. >> some say he'sagery of a dark in history. we'll talk to donald trump live as voters go to the polls in four more states today. >>> jury awards erin andrews million in the trial involving a secretly recorded video of her and her hotel room. will a higher court find that excessive and will she see a much smaller amount? >>> just dropping in. a plane makes an unusual landing at an office park on long island, and a lucky father and daughter have a parachute to thank for saving their lives today, tuesday, march 8th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, t

good match. we think they're a good match. never met them but i'm sure they're fab. >> tina fey was at the oscars, and you know when you're talking about the oscars, we were talking about the ratings are low, and some people said it was because of there was that white only thing at the oscars. some said because nobody knew what the movies were, some people said because there wasn't a lot of star power. >> and some people like my husband said because it got boring in the middle. honey, are you still watching? and there was snoring. >> here's what she said the problem was. she thinks that in oscar acceptance speeches people are trying to send a message. she talked to howard stern and [ bleep ], guys pick a lane. why are you yelling about corporate greed and some of the other things that people -- >> i actually love this. because i do think that the people watching at home who have like two little kids and crap all their house. >> and trying to make -- >> trying to make ends meet. i'm not saying that's me, but we're in our pajama

it's not good. ernie: lead has not been found in the city's water supply, blaming lead pipes and fixtures inside the affected schools for the problem. >> the feds are looking into whether or not new york city housing agencies filed false claims when they asked for federal money to address the lead paint concerns and other possible health issues at city shelters and housing projects. the health department has been ordered to turn over the records. >>> governor cuomo is targeting zika after 49 cases have been confirmed now in new york state. officials will use special traps to capture and test mosquitos and use larvacide in infected areas. >> seaworld is phasing out its controversial killer whale shows. captivity. those living in there will be the very last. seaworld has come under fire recently for their treatment of killer whales. that's what's happening in the news. couldn't have been a better day for the st. patrick's day parade. beautiful. nick: mild temperatures in the low 60s. the rain showers

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looking good there. that's since been cleared. so you're all good there.sun up, slow down here, schuylkill taillights eastbound direction, past 202. you can see, how slow moving it is. also, in the world of mass transit, i've been tweeting this out, as women. only thing affecting you right now west trenton inbound lines 20 minute delays checking mass transit. but always make sure to check your schedules on line, also for those every you taking the betsy ross bridge, right lane, off ramp, from the betsy ross bridge, to richmond street closed. and this will be closed until further notice. make note that far for those every you at home just tuning in and are affected by the betsy ross. king of prussia road closed between raider road and madison ford road. you will have to use an alternate. your best bet right now is going to be north radnor chester road. that's going to be your best bet. when i was looking at the wide earlier, looks like the schuylkill and the vine and 95 southbound is all looking slow. erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. every yea

good morning, sir. >> good morning to you, dan and paula. rachel. good morning, everyone. we begin with new details on what might be on that locked iphone belonging to one of the san bernardino shooters. the district attorney in that area of southern california says the phone belonged to syed farook and could have information about a possible third shooter and also a -- pose a cyberthreat, apple, excuse me, is in a battle with the fbi refusing to create software to unlock that phone. farook and his wife killed 14 people in that terror attack. >>> and new developments in the flint, michigan, water crisis. construction crews have begun digging up the first pipes blamed for leaking lead in drinking water there. the city is look ing to ing to replace pipes in some 8,000 homes starting in neighborhoods where the household is most at the city of 100,000 is under a >>> new details about the whereabouts of drug lord j joaquin "el chapo" guzman after escaping from a mexican prison. according to a published report entered the u.s. twice while he her home in california. the drug king

it is good. it is really good it is going to be an excellent thing and people are talking about it here are some voicemails that came in. a >> good morning. this is in the calling from medina get the house t clean and repainted to make the guy pay for at the one that through the eggs plus his punishment. thank you. >> good morning fox eight this is yolanda calling.is i was calling to talk about the crime going on on my street. we had five break and in one afternoon. a shootout and then the next to another shoot out.n we have no coverage no one coming up with a election because someone covered the icons of the area over jan matteson. >> absolutely now that we know about it we appreciate the info and comments they came in - - ashley says i sent call play said that happened sad for the family hopefully they finally get the answers they deserve. >> we've carry alone. he passes the ball other players just could not make a shot. >> that is true. chris haines is a heater. >> kylie is only at four assist

matt, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan.n a day that seemed so heavily influence bid the threat of terrorist attacks, the pope made mention of terrorism across the world, but only briefly. seeming to make a point of not dwelling on that, instead focusing on today's festivities. by the thousands this morning, they filed toward st. peter's square. through batteries of metal detectors into the heart of catholicism. this morning, pope francis celebrating easter mass with tens of thousands, giving communion, and praying for peace. his remarks referencing the attack in brussels, but other places around the world. saying, our world is full of persons suffering in body and spirit, even as the daily news is full of stories of brutal crimes that often take place within homes and large-scale armed conflicts that cause indescribable suffering to entire peoples. he railed against the treatment of the poor. the plight of immigrants. those persecuted for their faith and the environment. pilgrims, nuns, and tourists craned for a better view

that's good news, leleslee. >> love good news. >>> and also good news, you can travel across the sunshine skyway bridge. it's wide open with no fog. and we have a collision that popped up here, westbound i-4 here's the skinny on this. we will take a live look. you can see we have a couple vehicles on the right and left shoulder here. a little bit of activity but not seeing slow downs. traffic flowing at good speeds. the lane reserve list main open but i will keep -- lanes remain open. >>> good morning. and welcome to news channel 8 today. i'm adrienne pedersen in for gayle. >> and i'm gene ramirez. >>> our top stories on this friday morning, flags in hillsborough county are at half- staff as family and friends of deputy john kotfila come together to say their final good-bye. his funeral service is scheduled to start at 1:00 p.m. in lutz. you will remember john kotfila was kill bid a wrong-way driver last saturday. >>> eight people are getting g help from the red cross after a fire at an apartment building in tampa. someone living there was working on electrical wiring

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good morning. >> good morning. could be a turning point in democratic race. this will either be the day when clinton pulls ahead in a way that would make it almost impossible for sanders to catch up or it could be the day that we find out that this fight for delegates is going to go all the way until june. >> i think we're going to win in ohio tomorrow. >> reporter: bernie sanders ended a whirlwind day in illinois, unof three states he thinks he can win in a midwestern sweep. >> hello, charlotte! >> reporter: the clinton camp is hoping that wins in at least two states, north carolina and florida, will stale yield her more delegates at the end of the night. >> i will wage a campaign that tries to put america's interests first. >> reporter: the sanders message about free trade has been surprisingly strong in manufacturing states like michigan, where he won narrowly last week. at a town hall in columbus last night, sanders hit clinton on the issue again. >> but i think what the voters have to decide is, will she be ap

good morning. >> good morning. the investigation is still underway, but police sources tell us that they have identified one waiting to get on a bus at thet with known ties to the pkk. the turkish government has been fighting a military campaign that has intensified against the pkk over the last several months. two curfews have been imposed on kurdish villages in the wake of the attack. the kurdish militant group these attacks are justified, as a response, it says, to the military campaign against it. the attack has been condemned internationally. washington saying it stands strongly with its nato partner turkey. funerals for the nearly 40 people who were killed have already begun. >> richard engel, thank you. >>> police -- calling28-year-old officer t and later diethse dra patmaticl. pokilled. officials did notf the suspect fired ait'sunclear how steal the patrol car in the first place. >> scary. >>> mr. roker, back to you. >> show you nationally, w >>> good morning, i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. all

good good good to be alive right about now ♪ ♪ good good good good to be alive right about now ♪ ♪ goodlove you. ♪ >> that's your song. a lastinand hhly vibletributto dutyr kild in e linof >>> right now at 11:00, a highly visible tribute to a south bay police officer killed in the line of duty. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. it was one year ago today that officer johnson was murdered by a suicidal man in san jose. >> and when officer johnson was shot and killed that day, it was the first time in 14 years that the san jose police department lost one of their own in the line of duty. nbc bay area's bob redell is live in san jose, and we know that the family was there to receive this honor, bob. >> reporter: along with city

good morning. >> good morning. >> what does that mean? >> it means he's on his way to the nomination. it means two things, he takes all the delegates. those are the big prizes. but it would also mean he would be able to with stand his would would be able to go forward. >> it means. >> it means he loses his altitude. he loses the delegates in ohio which makes it harder to get to the make number. but it also means it's working to keep barnicles against him. but you still go to cleveland and have an event. it's good for donald trump because it splits him, but it's also good for the trump forces in a sense because it also means potentially the delegates can keep getting split up which deny him that 1,237 he needs. >> if you believe the polls tonight, it's not going to be a good night for marco rubio. what would a loss mean for him in florida and what does it mean symbolically sf. >> think about it symbolically. you have marco rubio who's young and of cuban descent. we need nonwhite voters, we need younger voters and th

good morning. >> good morning. >> as we look at what's happening today, we ran through at the top of the show the five states where voters will be making their voices heard today. trump won 7 of the 11 contests on super tuesday but traditionally has not done as well when it comes to a caucus versus a primary. there's only one primary today. is there a window here today for a marco rubio, a ted cruz, a john kasich somewhere? >> i think so. kansas is a state that should be demographically favorable for either marco rubio or for ted cruz. and as you note, auctions are more difficult to vote in, donald trump is more reliant on weekly attached voters, it's easier to get them out in primary. that said, polling shows trump ahead in kansas. what i'll be watching is, is trump able to win in kansas in a way he couldn't win in iowa, minnesota or oklahoma? and looking at louisiana, the one primary state, the polls have trump ahead anywhere from 12 to 20 points. if he puts up a really solid margin like that, it will continue th

good stuff. thanks. >> 9:46, jayme king. denser cloud cover from ocala, northbound to gainesville, keeping the numbers down. cape canaveral, florida, here we go, this beaches of, 73, with variable winds at 5, and we are still seeing lake atlantic conditions, so a great run of weather, area wide at least if you are doing boating, rice now, 66, accu-weather visit orlando cam looks like the hyatt regency orlando provided the goods and what a view! looking at i-4 and i-drive and general vicinity now, seeing a blend of sun and clouds. overall, a decent day, a good day for the theme parks. we have clouds but it is warm. and i don't think we see rainfall yet and may occur later with the approach of a front waiting in the wings to the north. and clouds and overnight shower, 20%. we can do this and get through this, no severe weather. a few passing showers, 63 by 5:00 and 66 by 8:00 a.m. those improvements, talking -- start to see improvements, good looking weekend weather and looking across the nation wi

peter, good morning. good morning. nancy reagan was almost an equal part of her husband's political career, supportive wife and advocate. publicly, she launched a high profile effort to fight youth drug and alcohol abuse. >> reporter: for a certain generation, nancy reagan may be best remembered for these three words. >> just say no. >> reporter: her signature cause, anti-drug campaign, helped turn the first lady into a pop culture icon, appearing as herself on "different strokes." >> i'm concerned about drug abuse, especially among the young. i was very impressed by the way you spoke out. >> reporter: a message hand delivered to millions. >> if someone offers you drugs, what will you do? >> just say no! >> reporter: even celebrities joined the cause. >> what would i do if someone offered me these drugs? i'd tell them to take a hike. critics who labeled it simplistic, by the end of her husband's administration, 1,2,000 clubs had been formed worldwide. she was fiercely protective of her husband, especially after the 198

mel, good morning. >> reporter: good morningdor steve and allison everyone onono good day d.c. take a look here.er you can see there's reallye ere' nothing left but just ashes and debris in this ground flooror apartment where the fire began.. then it spread right up in thisi column to the one above it andnd also damaging some on the thirdi floor as well. wel probably started i'm going guese based on the tweets we saw andes what folks were telling use tn probably about 6:30 in the in morning, and when we got here on the scene there was still heavyy smoke, but we have video fromido people who saw heavy blazing out of these windows here then firefighters just rushed in.edn. we had people trapped one trappd balconies as well. trying to make sure they couldtu get out safely.. we also learned that in this ground floor apartment thereloor were some kids who were home.dsw teenager was home with her her younger brother and anotherer sibling while their mom went mon down the street to take another kid to school.ki school. here's what they told us aboutso when the fire started. >> i was s

good shape? >> good shape? of course he's in good shape. [ laughter ] >> seth: better shape than dad? >> better shape than dad? oh, yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: all right, have fun with aaron. >> okay, bye. >> seth: can't wait to meet him next christmas. [ laughter ] [ phone ringing ] >> hello? >> seth: hi, this is seth meyers from nbc's "late night with seth meyers." we're conducting a poll about the iowa caucus. would you mind if i recorded this call? >> sure, that's okay. [ laughter ] >> seth: that felt awesome. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more "late night." designing cars developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not toyota. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. owen! hey kevin. hey, fancy seeing you here. uh, i live right over there actually. you've been to my place. no, i wasn't...oh look

you can see highway 101 looks good, 280 looks good, and 680 looks good.e looking ride in the south bay.>>> it is 5:17 am. in here let's go back to steve. >>> we had some pretty good rain, like rain and drizzle, all in the mix. more this is lifting northward, but it will return tomorrow. let's put the north bay on alert for possible very heavy rain starting tomorrow and going into the weekend and even early monday. this system may stall, from marin county northward, we will keep an eye on this. yesterday 30s and 40s, and now here's this system moving across with this light rain. occasional moderate rain, but moving quickly. this system will be with us through the afternoon, 40s and 50s. there is extensive plume of moisture going down to the hawaiian islands that is on its way. here is the futurecast, and you can see there is a little bit around to the noon. this will lift up as this system defense, and to the west, lifting, clearing the skies. in this rain comes right back in, and this not go very far into the north bay. it will stay there, and everybody g

good morning. caller: good morning. good morning.ost: you are on the "washington journal" forer: i'm going to vote donald trump. i'm registered democrat. so i cannot vote republican but -- election, i will be voting for donald trump. host: why, you're a democrat. why don't the democratic candidates appeal to you? caller: i've heard the same thing for a long, long time. so, i'm just going to try something different because i am tired of medicare and this prescription drugs and then i'll be getting some of my money back that i paid in to the system. the attention over this past weekend is focused on violence at donald trump offense and other republicans and democratic candidate saying donald trump needs to do more to tamp down on the rhetoric to try to help control that. what do you make of the coverage of that, and have you seen that on your tv in florida? caller: i've seen it. in orlando, there were protesters, but what is happening in florida, we have a lot of diverse communities. donalds are afraid that -- will tear their families

good morning. >> good morning, everyone. the vandals struck again cleveland police say there really is no rhyme or reason they are targeting everyone stayed the night. >> it is something that is obviously a quality of life issues. >> police have shown that the black sedan they believee that is connectede to more than 50 incidents with cursive have ther windows broken up with be began starbucks. this is no the n brooklyn center area nearly two dozen reported last weekend but it continued throughout the week with noi more than 50 vehicles that t people say they fear their vehicle could be next. >> it concerns me b i wish i had ash garage to put my car in. caught.. >> cleveland police say a lot of times they will start to brag about these types of things to other teams for kids if they do this. keep your eyes and ears open.o >> we are live in tremont this morning the time is 7:07 a.m. 07 the republican candidate caitlin jenna just complimentede and the plans one superstar is making. >> there is enough snow the feeling is that c

it makes you feel good. >> jayme: good morning, jb. good to see you guys. temperatures on the minds of many. how high will they go? we think solid to mid-80s. right now delightful out there. just out back in the weather deck and feeling good. the skies are looking good. we have cloud cover that will stream on in on the under belly of high pressure. you see the wrap like yesterday. the blend of sun, clouds, mixed skies. i call it pretty darned nice. it was a nice day yesterday. big doings across texas. big weather changes. the area by the weekend. and correspondingly higher rain chance because of the approach of low pressure and the associated front. scattered clouds, breezy, warm temps. 82 by 2:00 p.m. and 79 by the drive home at 5:00. close to 80 if you are doing the beach thing. and surf 2 to 3 feet. mixed swell. super duper textured. 10 as to 15 knots on the beach front. ponce inletted, 8:47. almost about now. and notice the water temperatures slowly creeping on up. close to 70. should be feeling pretty good quite soon as we see shifting winds and the gu

good indication, schuylkill is good indication, schuylkill i will say, always looks busy but good indicationn you look around girard what is going on today on a thursday. villanova area blue route taillights moving in the southbound direction at route 30 looking good. this is looking really good there. holding steady. also some construction that has cleared route 30 eastbound at route 82 has been all cleared. so has northeast extension southbound between quaker quakertown and pennsylvania turnpike. >>> new york, paris, milan, they are cities men for fabulous fashion but a new exhibit is hoping to showcase philadelphia fashions. philly in style highlights clothing and accessories created, sold and worn right here. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live at the mitchnor art museum in doylestown where you you can visit the exhibit, good morning, jan. >> reporter: this year visitors are in for a treat. this is a very philadelphia a exhibit that runs through june s through is kristin janssen, chief curator here. we're starting in the 60's and a couple of favorites here. >> we are looking a

they were in good shape. >> they look good. >> reporter: they looked very good. >> reporter: many of the fishermen agreed. >> i ate them last week, they were delicious. >> reporter: this morning crabbers and wholesalers came to an agreement. >> we came to an agreement for $2.90 wholesale. >> reporter: crews raced to their boats scrambling to shove off and finally start the dungeness crab season. >> man, i'm telling you, this is crazy. >> reporter: boat after boat leaving the harbor lined up in the channel, the parade of vessels quickly made their way to sea. nearly out of money, out of time and out of options. >> they are losing houses. they're losing boat. they're losing families. they're losing -- they're going to lose their dogs. i mean, they have to get to work. >> reporter: how soon before we see it in the stores? >> thursday night. we're be cooking friday getting it in the stores friday afternoon and saturday morning. >> reporter: as soon as this weekend? >> mm-hm. >> reporter: all right. in santa rosa, don ford, kpix 5. >> so when you head to the grocery store to buy some loca

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good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's an alarming threat and comes just a day after the u.n. security council imposed the toughest sanctions yet against north korea. overnight on north korean television, a smiling tv anchor made a provocative announcement saying that north korea's dear leader, kim jong-un, has given the go-ahead for the use of the country's nuclear weapons. the u.s. state department tells abc news they are closely monitoring the situation, urging north korea to, quote, refrain from provocative actions and rhetoric that aggravate tensions. this comes after north korea claimed on state media to have successfully tested a hydrogen bomb in january and after technology aimed at reaching the united states. that led the security council to impose tough, new sanctions on north korea. but overnight, north korean state tv praised kim jong-un for the quick development of the new long-range rocket system which they claim has the precision and capacity to hit key targets. u.s. and south korean officials have alre

all in all, it is good for the state come a good for the party of oklahoma and i think it is good forhese candidates. >> do you think coming to a smaller town, like on this tour, is more effective than a larger cities? senator edwards is one of the only teachers talking about attracting teachers to rural schools, attracting jobs. people sense that he feels and understand what is going on and offering quality solutions to correct those problems and preserve a rural way of life for oklahomans that we are used to. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> next, the two are went to hugo -- the tour went to hugo, oklahoma where they met voters at a diner. >> nice to see you guys. how are you doing? >> thank you for including rural america in your to her. we feel a little left out of the political process. sen. edwards: i understand that. very good to see you. how are you doing? good to see you. how are you doing today? good to see you. >> good to see you. sen. edwards: i did not mean to make you get up. good to see you. how are you doing? >> you are probably the first presidential

good night crab. good night friend, he tried to stab. good night guns, good night sled. night crazy [ bleep ] he said. good night stars. good night sky. evolution is a lie. so say good night and go to bed. make room for marco, make room for ted. good night tree and good night stump. good night america, 'cause here comes trump. >> good night, moon. i love that book. >> oh, my -- that was genius. okay. thank you very much. >> have a great weekend, alex. >> you too. >> that does it for me on "way too early." coming up on "morning joe" a showdown in motown as republicans battled in another wild debate and mitt romney does his best to derail the trump train. his words were sharp, but will it take more than talk to stop donald trump at this point? all that and more on "morning joe." the power of active management. by debating our research to find the best investments. by looking at global and local insights butie debating our research to find the best investments. by looking at global and local insights to benefit from different points of view. so you can invest with more cert

good morning. >> good morning, matt. the defense says they're still unclear whether or not they're going to appeal. erin andrews cried quietly as she listened to verdict. >> $55 million, correct? >> yes. >> reporter: one juror said off camera she thought the $75 million was too high, but all the jurors thought she deserved something. the defense team said they were surprised and disappointed. in their opinion, andrews didn't meet the legal requirements for serious mental injury. >> her career skyrocketed. her income went up. all the benchmarks that would indicate whether someone had a serious mental injury, from our perspective, did not exist. speaking out after the ruling. >> erin andrews showed phenomenal courage in standing up to the security and privacy. she is a true american hero, and i think we all know it and love her for it. >> reporter: later, she tweeted she was grateful that she could hold accountable those whose job it is to protect everyone's safety, security and privacy. in a statement to the national tenn

good morning. >> good morning. nice to be with you. >> when you made your endorsement, you said you prayed you were fill philosophically and trump. i have to say, after watching you over the last several months on the campaign trail and seeing your demeanor and the way you handled yourself, that surprised me. >> well, i had an opportunity to actually spend significant time talking with him in private. i found out that he actually is a person who loves america greatly, thinks deeply and does have some openness to spiritual things, which is not the impression that you would get stage. though. you choose your words so carefully and have been praised for the way you handle yourself. let me give you a little of donald trump in his own words. listen. >> like to punch him in the face. if you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of them. i promise you, i will pay for the legal fees. the third group, i'll be a little more violent. >> are you comfortable with that temperament in the oval office? >

they are for a good cause. look at that. >> i'm good. i'm good. all good. shopping in oprah's closet. excited about this, the american mom living a fairy tale life. i cannot wait to he will it you a new yorker who truly is living like "downton abbey" >> that's her house. >> that is -- >> her castle. >> it's her family's but an amazing story and true love story. >> a good tease right there. >>> first the latest on super tuesday. the biggest day yet in the race for president. as i said 11 states voting on the republican side, 12 contests for the democrats. donald trump and hillary clinton poised for big wins that could set up an epic election matchup. cecilia vega has more from the trail. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'll take that breakfast sandwich you were talking about and raise you a gigantic chocolate chip pancake they brought me. the polls are already open in virginia. i'm surrounded by people who will vote after they tell me i have kasich supporters and cruz supporters, rubio and trump all at one table here. i'm pretty sure the only thing

good morning. >> good morning. we have an update to the crash we've been covering all morning in volusia county. i-4 westbound before state road 44. one lane, all lanes still blocked, but one lane is getting by through a construction zone. again, this is to help ease the back ups that go for miles on the westbound side there of i-4. this is in deland. you can see on the right-hand side that eastbound lane, they're moving through. people slowing down to see what's going on n. is a big crash that shut down all lanes of i-4 westbound in deland. so if you want to try to avoid i-4 all together, you can take international speedway hop on kepler to state road 44 and hop on i-4 and head westbound. taking you down to longwood, we have a crash that has cleared on state road 434. that's good news. taking a look now at our drive times. i-4 westbound from lake mary to colonial. we'll take you 14 minutes. eastbound from the attractions to downtown will take you 18 minutes. and westbound 408 from the 417 to downtown will take you

good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning, rob robin. the jury giving hulk hogan that $115 million. also electing to literally punish gawker with punitive damages on top of that. we're back here at court today this morning, an enormous victory for hulk hogan and his invasion of privacy battle against gawker. a jury deliberating for just six hours before awarding him $115 million. once the verdict was read, hulk hogan bursting into tears and hugging his legal team. earlier in the trial, hogan telling the jury the tape that showed him having sex in 2007 with then-wife of his best friend at the time, bubba clem, turned his world upside-down. >> completely humiliating. >> reporter: in closing argue pts his lawyer portraying gawker's owner -- >> privacy invasion has a who thinks like that. >> reporter: but gawker says hogan made his sex life news. giving them first amendment protection. >> giving the key evidence and the most important witness in this case were withheld from the jury, we all knew that this -- the appeals court would need to r