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>> her girlfriend, latanya goss, works with her in the prison kitchen.e for second-degree murder. >> me and her just clicked. i accepted her into my world. i'm really a loner. i don't talk to people a lot. and i could talk to her. >> you're crazy. >> she is very dear to me. i hold her close. she has helped me through a lot. she's helped me through this time a lot, since i've been here. >> she's with a woman. that's just wrong. it's wrong. i just want to pick her up and shake her sometimes and say, "i raised you better than that." >> i'm 21 years old. you've not been my mother for 21 years. why do you want to start now? and that's my question to her, why do you want to start now? >> i tried to get her to go to church. it's like, she don't want to do that. unless -- well, tanya gets her to go. >> you can't say girlfriend? >> it's hard. i think god will intervene eventually if i pray long enough and hard enough. i can hope. >> kiss me through the air. >>> coming up -- >> they call me cornbread here because my husband was eating cornbread when i shot him. >>

tomorrow it's only going to be like 65 the wind 10 to 20, goss to 25, dangerous rip currents are going to be present. small craft advisory are in effect and it is all about the wind, even the intercoastal will be the rough side, so no boating. temperatures right now are not impressive. they are going down. because of this cool air. this is that storm that is spring snow up to new jersey but as it pushes away it will usher in that cool air. it will be drier air. we have small craft it advisories we got the rip current windy conditions. here is what it looks like. the clouds out we will have a beautiful sunshiny day until you step outside and the wind will hit you in the face. here some of the temperatures overnight tonight, and colder tomorrow night. temperatures 48, 50 degrees 54 orlando, 44 ocala, 57 in cocoa. overnight tonight for city beautiful, 50 degrees. here is what is going on tomorrow hour-by-hour. we begin the morning 52, we get to 58 by noon, 66 degrees and that is about it. but this is going to be a problem. wind gusts up to 25 miles per hour. we've got three great days but

. >> i know parents talk about me, goss gossip, everybody else.i really don't care. >> what's going on here? what is this? meet 42-year-old nanette kamman, she is a real life barbie doll. when i say a real life barbie doll, i mean she has the barbie cars. she has the barbie waist. she has the barbie dream home. >> this has gone way far beyond what we have seen before. >> in total, she spent about $500,000 achieving this look. it doesn't stop there. she's also a wife and mother of five. she didn't start off this way. she used to be a brunette. when she was 21, she had a breast augmentation. >> what? >> those aren't natural? >> they're a 28a. >> you're going to say the lips aren't real either. >> she just enjoys botox here and there. tanning, fillers. she said she loves plastic surgery. >> she has more plastic in her than a barbie doll. >> i'm perplexed by the tanning alone. that causes so much damage to your skin. >> her husband is a businessman and it is a family affair. they take most of the photos. >> the kids don't seem to have a problem with i

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people support an economy which is rigged and which ordinary people work longer hours and the wealth goss to the top one percent. >> reporter: the enthusiasm certainly was there today by the campaign's count, 4,500 people at least came to this rally here this afternoon. reporting live in kissimmee, fox 35 news. >> i cannot be happy you're be back in this extraordinary city, this county, this part of florida. >> reporter: this afternoon, hillary clinton had a rally in tampa where she told supporters she hopes to break down barriers, keeping -- that are keeping americans from their potential. >> we have to take it all on, and i am committed to doing everything i can as your president. >> sonni: a recent univision poll has clinton with a 38-point lead over sanders in florida. >>> tonight, it's the republicans' turn to take the stage in florida. miami. what do you think we can expect tonight? >> reporter: what i'm looking forward to is see if the scuttle but happening in the spin room is true. that marco rubio will be changing his debate strategy and now, you'll remember the last debate back

creighton university economist ernie goss oversees the survey. he says a strong u.s. dollar and economic weakness among the nation's chief trading partners continue to hold back growth. e report covers nine states, including iowa, nebraska and south dakota. << stocks are climbing sharply in midday tradinin homebuililrs were among the gainers , as traders were encouraged by a strong pickup in construction spending. banks were also posting sharp gains. lead poisoning is a health homes and affects thousand of children across the country each year. in iowa, cases of lead poisoning historically have been four times the national average. ktiv's tiffany lane spoke with a sioux city homeowner who's taking steps to lead a lead-free life. << washing dishes, and showering, are some of the few things mike kruse will use tap water for. that's because his sioux city home was built in the 1950s, which leaves him and his wife at- risk for lead poisoning. "lead is poison," said kruse. "i know they okay that at a certain point, but i don't take that as a- you have dot trust that. that'

actor "mark paul (goss-a-ler)gosselaar." he was best known for playing "saved by the bell." he's in town to promote his new film with bruce willis... called "precious cargo." the festival will also honor actress "rita morena" for lifetime achievement. the festival runs from march 30th to april third. the screening for gosselaar's film is saturday, april second... and you can get passes, on the festival website. 3 and... it's time to *flip for some flapjacks. this is "national pancake day" to celebrate the tasty event... ihop is giving away a free shortstack of buttermilk pancakes, to every customer. the offer is good from seven a-m to seven p-m. and even though it's *free... you can still leave them some money. the event is a fundraiser for the childrens miracle network. it doesn't matter how much you donate... you'll still get those pancakes. 3 *serving some of those flapjacks this morning: miss florida mary katherine fechtel! she's a spokesperson for the miracle network. and fechtel will be at the lakeland ihop this morning on highway 98 north. she's going to make some pan

. >> and mar i goss lons with more. >> reporter: abc news projecting major wins for frontrunners donald trump and hillary clinton. >> the stakes in this election

. >> and mar i goss lons with more. >> reporter: abc news projecting major wins for frontrunners donald trump and hillary clinton. >> the stakes in this election and the rhetoric we're hearing on the other side has never been lower. >> i am a uniifier. once we get all this finished i'm going after one person, that is hillary clinton. >> reporter: among the states projected to be taken by clinton, texas. the powerhouse state with the most delegates also giving ted cruz a crucial win at home. >> so long as the field remains divided, donald trump's path to the nomination remains more likely. and that -- >> [jeering] -- >> would be a disaster for republicans. >> reporter: a home state sell brogs for bernie sanders too. the projected winner in vermont saying he's undeterred but clinton's overall success. >> it's not winner take all. by the end of tonight we are going to win many hundreds of delegates. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: and senator marco rubio also vowing to stay in the race after winning his first state. it takes and wherever it takes to ensure that i am the next preside

angie goss is at the live desk and will tell us why people nearby are being evacuated. >> kids may have worn shorts to school the past two days, make sure they have pants today. for a cup of coffee just because you're a woman. so why does congress think it's ok that women get paid 20% less than a man for doing the same job? i'll fight for pay equity, to protect planned parenthood, choice for women, and expand paid and family leave. as a women's agenda. more proof that we just need more women in congress. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >>> we have a developing story out of new york right now where there is a huge hazmat cleanup under way. and with the snow, take a look. this is in the town of ripley where we're told that people are told to shelter in place because a train derailed in this horrible weather. no word on what caused the accident. chuck. >>> good morning, everyone, 4:41 on a wednesday hump day finally going on, the rain from late, late last night is still moving out. still some lingering rain showers in the southern parts of the bay. north and west those are

goss at 38 and was strong winds a lot of cold air returned after the nice day yesterday. looking at temperatures now from the mid-30s in the shenandoah valley and freezing in cumberland and low in 40s and tappahannock 46. the front went through and well offshore now. not a problem but behind it the winds producing legs snow and even though it's cold up here a threat for storm thursday night and friday morning. overnight this time of year you can get snow to stick but son through the clouds makes it more difficult to stick on anything but g this afternoon windy and cold mid-40s and feels like in the 30s. i'll be back in 10 or 11 minutes to talk about potential for snow thursday night, friday night, and looking ahead towards the weekend. >> we are also looking ahead towards the spring. it's a sure sign today the national park service issues its predictions for peak bloom for the cherry blossoms. mark your calendar because it's expected between march 31 and april 3 and the average peak is april 4. the cherry blossom festival runs from march 20 through april 17. >>> what did

secret fantasies archive claims a bishop and the bishop and his successor in the altoona johnstona goss is covered up widespread sex abuse spanning four decadesis , none of the acts can be prosecuted because some statute of of limitations has run out or victims are too traumatized to testify . >> sportscaster erin andrews takes the witness stand for a second day to testify in a lawsuit against her alleged stalker she yai was film filmed without her knowledge while interest in heri room at the national marriott,e the man who took a video, the video, michael david barrett has already served time for the commissionkth she says the event has traumatized her and something chance to live with her lawyer claims the hotel was negligent when it allowed him to request a room next to her without asking questions. >> record-setting astronaut space journeys in the complaint as lou maglio reports. >> scott kelly has been away-s three or four days the longest time american has been in spacet has been in the iss, are now traveling to houston he is expected to arrive about 11:45 tomorrow they study the

. >> he goss off to space. >>> next up a heartwarming moment that's been burning up the internet since it was posted. >> yeah, took place at a family gathering. that is ryan farrell reading a note from his stepdaughter, misty nicole knight. it will change both their lives forever. >> even though you're the most amazing man i've ever met, my whole life, wow, it's -- >> now we can't -- >> no, no, it's for adoption. >> he got choked up. misty asking the man who raised her to officially become her father. >> plenty of hugs and tears and misty can't wait to be a farrell, his last name, of course. >> viewed many, many times. >>> disney our parent company likes to call disney world the happiest place on earth so how do you explain this one. on splash mountain ride. simple. her husband said that he was just too tired to go with her but this photo is now an internet meme. some say she reminds them of another famous -- yeah, stone face. >> absolutely. >> and since she was annoyed at being alone someone added an overly affectionate john travolta glaring at her husband is jordan alexander from syr

management released a statement saying in part "this is a heartbreaking incident and our deepest sympathy goss out to the family of the deceased. waste management went on to say they are working with the philadelphia police department as the accident is being investigated. they are deferring all other questions to police at this point the man's identity has not been released. iain? >> jennifer, thank you. >>> you decide 2016 today is super tuesday the busiest voting day of the primary season. heading into today donald trump and hillary clinton are holding some big leads in the polls. but that doesn't mean the other candidates aren't putting up a fight. one quarter of all the delegates are up for grabs today. as millions are expected to turn out and vote republican senator ted cruz hoping to win his home state of texas. polls show him leading donald trump there. of all the states on the line today the lone star state has the most delegates up for grabs. vernal bernie sanders announced record making $42 million fundraising in february but he still trails clinton in most super tuesday states. >>

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. >>> and i'm angie goss. watching a hearing on capitol mayor. who he is blaming for the water crisis. >>> new developments in the shooting of a prince george's county police officer. we're learning more about what will happen to the men police are holding responsible for officer jacai colson's death. and what they were doing during the shooting. megan fitzgerald has some new information from court documents. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, barbara. yeah. according to those court documents, when the brothers arrived here at police headquarters, it says the alleged gunman, michael ford, got out of the car, he didn't know which building to go to. his brothers directed him to the police department. we're also learning about statements made between officers and the brothers in the middle of that gunfight. >> reporter: it was sunday afternoon at around 4:30 when police say 22-year-old michael ford opened fire resulting in the death of prince george's county police detective, jacai colson, while his brothers, malik and elijah ford looked on. >

i'd like to ask our guest if a profile that includes a muslim goss a particular mosque, would that be profile. >> i was raised in the middle east and we all ran away. many people ran away from countries that used to persecute people based on religious, sex, sexual orientation or faith. we ran away from those cultures. a criminal is a criminal, whether he's white, black, latino, african-american, j ew. in the eyes of the law, whether he's o.j. simpson -- >> i don't think you're answering his question,though. what if he said -- >> if he, for example, traveled to syria multiple times, this is the intelligent -- i think the agencies, all the intelligence agencies that were put this place after 9/11 as we speak already profile people before they come into this country. i went to the u.s. embassy multiple times. how many interviews i had to go through and they were very clear, where did you travel, where did you go, who did you see? our agencies work very well to understand the background check we are looking at. in the case of belgium and france, many of these kids went to syria and guess

the danger that comes >>> i'm angie goss. we have breaking news out of halifax. we have an active rescue underway to get a man who is trapped in a trench. it looks like this -- we've been monitoring this for the last ten minutes or so. this is behind a big house. the man trapped in the trench. this is just south of boston. we're told that the crew members there, there's more than a dozen, as you can tell from the live picture. the crew members are in touch with the individual, they are able to talk with him. at this point we don't know the condon deep this hole is. but we will continue to monitor it and bring you any updates throughout the show. >>> you can see your customized forecast on the nbc washington app. travel forecast for the rest of the afternoon and this evening all green lights. green lights for tomorrow morning. no travel problems weather-wise. though it will be rather chilly tomorrow morning. the biking forecast forred day will have a blustery wind. all the way into the afternoon hours. it will be gusting 25, 30 miles per hour. temperatures upper 5

. >>> and i'm angie goss. watching a hearing on capitol

. >> tens of millions of dollars worth of vaccine goss missing in china we tell you ply there's a risk to patient safety. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. worn by an egyptian man did not contain explosives. all passengers and crew were freed unharmed. syrian officials say they have removed 150 bombs planted be i the islamic state of levant in ancient orbing logical site since they recaptured the city on sunday. and an editor at a prominent chinese newspaper has resigned in protest. he demanded absolutely loyalty from state media. more on our main story now. onboard the egypt air flight at the time of the hijacking. i asked her what the most scary moment was. >> it was the moment when i knew it was hi jacked and we were above the sea. i felt like he will either bomb the plane, or he will just demand that we land in the sea, or just keep on flying until there's no fuel. so i just had several scenarios on my mind, trying to figure out what co

eventually, it's really curious but 16% of his support goes to donald trump and 30% of his support gosss to rubio. it's not a monolithic block from carson to, let's say, cruz. >> wouldn't you think because of the kerfuffle that happened in iowa, that this would go to ted cruz? >> i think kayleigh' right in the sense that weird that any of kasich's supporters would go to donald trump but some of them do. i think it's really hard to game out where they go. more or less i just think that this is winnowing that is a long time coming. it's going to be interesting to watch debates without having to go to sort of the perfunctory ben carson answer and maybe stick to the meat of things. >> so it seems a lot simpler, van, it appears to be a lot simpler on the democratic side. have democrats in your memory, have they ever been as out of touch with the base as it seems the republican establishment is right now? >> don't forget, we have a rebealion in both parties. the difference is that it looks like right now, you never know, that the rebels in our party will not succeed. so the question is do the

>> well, i'd say right now it goss a contested convention. i think he does need to win 50%, 60% of cruz needs to win 80% and john cakasich needs to win 104%o get to that number. a little difficult for him. so what you see now is sort of a cruz-kasich tag team in the establishment, they'd like them to tag team trump to take away delegates from him. but who knows whether they would or whether that would benefit trump in the long term. all it means is that the votes get split and as we head into these future contests, you know, the red states look better for cruz, the blue states look better for trump and some for kasich. so it's up in the air. >> did you say 104%? >> i think it's 104, 106. over 100. >> so we're down to three candidates now. who gets rubio's delegates? >> as many as there are, there are not that many. you don't know. some people save rubio. i mean, some people say kasich, sorry. some people say cruz. it's very difficult to say because the establishment, by the way, hasn't figured out a horse, right? >> they don't have a horse. >

assume if the race goss on, if she's the nominee, especially among the young voters and the new voterse mooets needs to manage the relationship. any candidate needs to manage the relationship with their competitor. >> and you could see it in their eyes tonight. they're under each other's skin. and there's tension. you at another moment in the debate where bernie sanders has an opening. >> we have to take a break. quickly, van. >> quickly, i think that one of the things that hillary clinton did tonight that probably doesn't sit well, trying to pretend bernie sanders supports minute men militias. when she does stuff like, that i don't think it helps a with the relationship. >> i want to thank everybody. ary miner, cnn is going to host the gop presidential debate of that's tomorrow night at the university of miami not far from here. that's at 8:30 p.m. eastern. we'll be on at 8:00 p.m. eastern. after the break, my interview with donald trump. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi p

our thoughting and prayer goss out to mr. mccain's family. cbs north carolina. >>> a weekend animal adoption event ended a day early in sanford, the reason? a good one. all of the pets fund a new home. hundreds of people came out to the center yesterday looking for a cat or a dog to take home. you may remember the story back in january. 700 animals were rescued from a shelter, and since then the a. s. p.k. a. has spent the last several weeks getting them all back to good health and now they all have new places to call home. >>> and an update in the flint, veterinarians in that area are new testing pets for lead. you may remember that early they are year the city began testing children for lead poisoning in response to lead being present in drinking water and now the vets are asking the owners to get their pets tested if they were given that water. some residents say they are willing to do whatever it takes to make sure their pets are doing well. >> well, i feel guilty because i didn't know not to give it to him. i just feel guilty, that's all