or a hotel hallway. so, i was looking up and down the hallway and i was checking >> seth: plants, based on every comedy i've ever seen, a potted plant's what you want when you're naked in a hallway. >> yeah. but i couldn't carry this thing around. big potted plants. >> seth: got it. >> i thought, do i pee in there? what if someone catches me, it's pretty bad. i remember there being a fire escape and so i ran up this fire escape, 'cause i, you know, the pool area on top of the tennis court and i thought maybe there's a bathroom up there. >> seth: you thought, how can i make this worse? >> yeah. [ laughter ] so, i ran up the fire escape to the roof. and it turned out to be a tennis court, which is all closed off. and i couldn't get anywere -- >> seth: what time was it? >> this was i think around 3:00 a.m. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> and i then thought i've gotta pee. like, this is geting bad now. and so, i just pee'd off the top of the hotel. [ laughter ] i felt like a little boy again. >> seth: yeah. [ laug

pat mcgeehan, west virginia state house "caught me in the hallway, offered a cup to me, and you want to try to be a gentleman, i had a small sip and walked away and tossed doubt raw milk had anything to do with it in my case." an anonymous complaint was filed at the state department of health and human resources. officials are looking into why at least one person is saying the raw milk was given illegally. st jude animation we're right in the middle of our annual saint jude telethon where for $100-bucks... you've got a chance to win a brand new dream home in union kentucky! st. jude is leading the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other life- threatening diseases.

. ♪ >> watch this disturbing video from the hallway. >> onto the floor. >> this should not have to worry>> on lancaster avenue. a nearby pizzeria. nine years in federal prison on child porn charges. the headline referring to a pizza shop. if you're not reading closely. >> invited me to go run with her. how to fight like they do in the movies. >> a disturbing discovery sunday night. officer quinones show me where he found it. >> inside. you can see. >> his wife was born here in america and had two children. his wife is jewish. >> a big was it? >> like this size. >> an isolated incident. kids are ahate crime? is one thing is not ruling out. could have something to do with it. >> anything to do with this happening? >> it could be. >> hopefullybe. >> hopefully the police are right and this is an isolated incident. ♪ >> keep talking. don't get up. get up. get up. i didn't say get up. >> watch this disturbing video. a 15 -year-old freshman is violently attacked by an upperclassman. slammed to the ground, choked them punched repeatedly in the head and kick squarely in the face. now, the inciden

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[ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> like, why have i met no one else in the hallway at this stage? high fiving naked dudes walking pass. >> seth: the door? you get wrong door? yeah, wrong door. >> yeah, you too? so then he said, i'll call back upstairs. which was an awkward elevator ride, by the way. [ laughter ] and he was a bit more freaked out than the receptionist. clearly his first time. and let me back in. but i was pretty sure -- i didn't sleep for the rest of that night and i was pretty sure that i was gonna have been caught on camera and lost the job. >> seth: yeah, that's not how -- that's not a good way to introduce superman to the world. >> i now put -- i now put chairs up against the hotel door every hotel that i sleep in. >> seth: well, thank you so much for sharing that and thank you so much for being here. congrats on the film. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: henry cavill, everybody. "batman v superman: dawn of justice" opens everywhere march 25th. we'll be right back with more nothing will keep you from magnum double caramel. silky vanilla bean ice c

an apartment into the hallway. but indeed kind of -- i wouldn't say massive, but an involved creep here. still being held by police as they investigate. we'll have more as it becomes available. derrick ward, news 4. >>> good morning. coming up on 6:01on beautiful view from our tower camera. you can see it there? a little hint of just a tiny crescent moon going down. venus as well. sun up just ten minutes from now. a cold and dry morning. temperatures are in the 20s and 30s. but a new springlike pattern is here. that means all those plants are getting ready to start po pollinates. 32 in college park, 36 at reagan national airport. planning out your day today, from cold to mild, in the 60s later today. kim. >>> on the eastbound southeast/southwest fry, there is a disa v on the shoulder, but it is creating an attention grabber on causing delays back across the 14th street bridge. still have the crash reported this in virginia on northbound 95 just after route 630. causing delays. if you're traveling along canal road a

butler county sheriff's department in the future.02:51 making sure that when you are looking down the hallway you can see which classroom numbers they are. right now they are flat against the wall. we are looking at possibly making those 3 dimensional off the all so when you look down you can see all of the classroom doors. 03 huff says counselors are still on hand for students who need someone to talk to everyone is focused on moving on.03:45 it's not normal of course because there is an increased security presence and everybody is just a little on edge and that's going to take a while i think to go away. 57 once the school formulates a plan- they will have to go to the board of education for approval. we asked huff about metal detectors and she said they are not ruling anything out. reporting live, ashley zilka, 9 on your side. rain tonight-- with a chance for storms. nine first warning chief meteorologist steve raleigh is a missing mom and her young son are safe tonight in florida - a week after they were last seen by family members. members.the mother - kallie carnes - shut down her faceb

. >> if you are not in that hallway at that door greeting your students and monitoring the hallway you better have a reason why. >> reporter: he states her students routinely used her phone with her full permission. >> i allowed my nephew one time i okayed it with his mom after class. >> reporter: whoever did this act will be facing a felony of five years in prison or a $10,000 fine. he hopes to find the culprit the by next week. >> we are waiting on other agencies to process. can not do what we want to do. >> reporter: author says never know how much damage was done. >>i'm not asking for my job back at this point. because if i went back into that position they are not going to look at me the same way. >> she's been a teacher over 13 years. a student who helped start an online petition to bring her back says she is not to blame. there is an unspoken rule that you don't touch who is on the teacher's desk. >>> tow truck drivers are calling on you to do the right thing and move over after a driver was hit and killed on the howard frankland bridge. now, they are showing support for the mov

. >>> caught on camera, two students beating up on each other in a high school hallway. what sparked this fight and what the family of one of the boys is calling for tonight. >> plus, nypd officers suffering from low morale. a new survey shows how bad they say they are on the streets and on the force. what the city's top cop is doing to turn things around. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, plus tv & phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annualcontract. 100 meg speeds at a price this good? fios can do that. cable just can't. switch to better. switch to fios >>> new york's police union happy bunch right now. a new poll shows morale among the nypd has hit rock bottom. they surveyed more than 6,000 officers and said they felt conditions are more difficult and dangerous than ever. sandra bookman is live for us in harlem outside the 28th pre

children in wheelchairs parked in a hallway in a place called kids corner at fort lauderdale. >> more like a storage of kids. >> marcel la martinez knows about it, his son andrew has lived there for more than a year. andrew martinez was an outgoing high school senior .his genome was to become a firefighter when a freak accident changed his life. we're on our way to meet andrew martinez, just ten days after his birthday he had a cardiac arrest. could you if you had help care for him at home? could he be at home? >> that's what i would love. >> martinez was never told he could have in-home care for his son. since he left the hospital andrew has only lived in nursing homes. the state of florida has pushed parents to send their children to nursing homes like this one according to a department of justice investigation. >> what are days like when you don't come to see him? what does he do? >> not much of nothing. because when i show up there, there's no interaction. >> with other people? >> yes. >> or with staff? >> yes with staff, there's nobody there to really care to him. there's no -- i

and those two vietnam veterans took this vietnam veteran out in the hallway.hey spent some time together. just shared some camaraderie. some things that oftentimes only veterans can share among themselves and the next time he was in front of judge russell he was looking him in the eye, he was responding with yes, sir, no, sir and judge russell said, do you want help? he said, yes, sir. he went on the graduate their program and become successful. that was the light bulb for judge russell. that was something different, that veterans needed something different, how can we go about it and that was the beginning. >> so holistic? >> yes, it is. >> it's based on a drug court model which has been around for 25 years which is the most successful criminal justice model in the history of our country. and veterans treatment courts work. obviously drug courts work and veteran treatment court work as well, they're incredibly successful all over the community and they're working. >> how many do you have across the country? >> 264. >> whoa. >> there are hundreds more in diffe

. >> if you are not at the hallway greeting your students and monitoring the hallway doing your job then you better have a reason why. >> and arthur's students used her phone with her permission. >> i allowed my nephew one time to use my phone. it was something that i ok'd with his mom and it was done after class. >> as far as the threatening messages, the sheriff says whoever left them will face a felony charge and hopes to find the culprit by next week. >> we are waiting on other agencies to process. until we get those things we can't do what we need to do. >> arthur says whoever did this to her will never know how much damage was done. >> i am not asking for my job because if i went back into that psition, they are not going to look at me the same way. >> maureen o'boyle wbtv on your side. >> coming up next on wbtv news, a father accused of stabbing his two-year-old son and the child's mother. emotional reaction from the suspect's daughters who allege a history of abuse in their home. >> and snow and dropping many it is. our team of meteorologists tracking it all in the first alert we

they would go into this hallway to visit davis in his study. this is the most important room. you can imagine the decisions made in this room by president davis and his cabinet. the desk in the corner was his personal desk. this table, right here, is very important. it is the table on which he wrote his memoirs. you can imagine president jefferson davis sitting here at this desk. it is here where he penned his two-volume work, the rise and fall of the confederate government. in these two volumes, he put down everything that had gone on, in his might come up, during, and after the war. it is his reason for all of the things that transpired. you can see him, sitting here as an old man, writing copiously. everything in this room belonged to jefferson davis. these were his bedroom slippers. they come from his retirement home. this is a little suitcase, his overnight bag. this box was used by him. the collar box went up and outside the shirt. the collar would be stored in his collar box. this is the chair in which he sat. the most important thing in the room is his bed, a beautiful

an apartment into the hallway. but indeed kind of -- i wouldn't say massive, but an involved creep here. still being held by police as they investigate. we'll have more as it becomes available. derrick ward, news 4. >>> good morning. coming up on 6:01on

pat mcgeehan, west virginia state house "caught me in the hallway, offered a cup to me, and you want to try to be a gentleman, i had a small sip and walked away and tossed doubt raw milk had anything to do with it in my case." an anonymous complaint was filed at the state department of health and human resources. officials are looking into why at least one person is saying the raw milk was given illegally. st jude animation we're right in the middle of our annual saint jude telethon where for $100-bucks... you've got a chance to win a brand new dream home in union kentucky! st. jude is leading the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other life- threatening diseases. families never receive a bill from st. jude for treatment, travel, housing or food because all a family should worry doctors often toughest cases, has the world's for some of the cancers. take a look at the home we're talking about... right in the heart of union kentucky... a half baths, and the estimated you also get a suite and a the way! version of "the what color was at the debate last n

hallway i said you're making me look greater weigaffi him him how he said because we are black women but i didn't understand why he said he made us feel like hthat we are. not loud or jumping around only walk to the graclass thank you. >> (clapping). >> hi, i'm a junior at lowell high school high experience another lowell about this whole situation that went crazy it is like how people came to us and said whey you, you guys so emotional and sensitive how would you act and another thing that is done but okay. i'm also like during school so i'm not going intoxicate labeled and called s to know the majority of high school like others like caucasian and white and asian but this is my history book i don't feel like we only have one session based on jay's and the slavery part that everyone knows that's all i got to say right now (clapping.) >> hi, i'm a junior and my personal experience is like the lack of teachers support at lowell like i don't feel supported by the teachers at all like especially, when you sit the class and you're the only african-american student in the class you should

berit and little one took advantage of an open door wednesday morning, making their way into a hallway behind the exhibit. they were found in a "behind the scenes" area. zoo officials say that area was secure, though guests were asked to move inside or leave the park as a precaution. those living near the zoo expressed some concerns. "my first reaction was that i'm glad i don't let my cat outside. cuz it's just that's kind of frightening to think that you could just come home and there walking in your front yard" no one... including the bears... were hurt. the bears are expected to be back on exhibit by tomorrow. happening today today... the only time of year where madness makes us happy. today, xavier will have its first practice in st. louis... ahead of the muskies first game on friday. and we will have coverage from every local team throughout the tournament. fox19 now is in des moines, saint louis and spokane with coverage from every first round game. i-u and u-k met media tonight talking about today's opening games. jamal murray: "i've played on many stages before, played in many

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that means clinics like expanding hallways. supporters say it's about health, opponents say it's about putting clinics out of business. script:nats pro-choice protesters protests pro-choice protestersnats pro-life protesters and pro-life protesters...joined by house speaker paul ryan sup court or protests - on opposing sides of an abortion case argued at the supreme court this morning nancy northup - center for repro rights - president ceo this is the most important abortion rights case to be argued in 25 years at issue -- a 2013 texas law that imposes a variety of regulations on abortion clinics...supporters of the law, say it's about protecting women's health...clarke forsythe, president senior counsel americans united for lifeif the supreme court in patient health and safety today marks four years since a deadly round of tornadoes hit the tri-state. tri-state.the storms first hit holton, indiana... then traveled to parts of northern kentucky, and then to moscow. the storms caused millions of dollars in damages and killed eig

we had to go into the hallway >> truck the gr system benefited the grassroots campaign of bernie sanders tonight. i heard a lot of gambling from caucus goers that maybe we should go back to theeprimary where anybody can participate all day long. >> marc stewart is at hillary clinton's event. it was a challenging night, not getting the victory she wanted here in colorado. >> reporter: i am talking to hillary clinton supporters. they knew there was a lot of enthusiasm toward bernie sanders, especially among young voters but they are still optimistic. we talked to one millennial voter who thinks in the end, hillary clinton will prev >> i am probably one of the few young democrats that is supporting hi instead of bernie sanders but i think hillary has a lot of executive experience, solid experience in any sort of foreign-policy office.>> reporter: one st democrats in colorado have is the ground game. that will certainly be discussed tonight and well into the future, especially with we are live in denver tonight. >>> republicans also gathered tonight but you won't see presidential results fro

theing in individual units we don't know that at least one teneti told med m he heard them in the hallways as everybody was rushing to get outout of your. heartbreaking.king. stacey frey in brunswick with w this tragic top story.to r think you.think you in other news this morning. as you head out on your daily routine today don't be surprised if you bump into some presidential candidates. yo things are heau ting up in thehead dnto someme them have their eyes set on the buckeye state.ye stat we know that we are a key state.ow that w jessica dill is live at tri-c metro with more on who's making a visit to the area today.e ars good morning everyone.morningeveryone a lot o.f candidates are making some trips in getting scheduleedule set to come to ohio this week including two of them making trips today. hillary clinton will be here at tri-c and john kasich will be out in broadview heights. h kasich, trump clinton and hope of winning the all of important state of ohio. winning michigan primaries get underway today before next tuesday where five states are up for grabs including the two big ones

reporter: as the questions continued in the hearing room, residents of flint protested outside in the hallwaysin calling for rick snyder's resignation and criminal charges. snyder doesn't want to step down. he wants to fix the problem. gina mccarthy has not admitted to wrongdoing here. so many unanswered questions. many of the current or former state employees making the decisions have refused to talk to the committee. john and christine. >>> thank you. fbi investigators say a student who stabbed four people on the california college campus before being killed by police may have been inspired by isis. 18-year-old faisal muhammad may have become self radicalized. investigators found isis materials on his laptop and evidence he visited extremist web sites. >>> police in washington, d.c. are investigating an alleged case of sexual abuse at the sidwele friends school. the incidents reportedly took place on wednesday and is not considered to be a crime at this point in time. it is not known where on campus this took place. >>> new york city police investigating a suspicious piece of mail sent to do

we are in a smaller venue, a hallway in an atrium. not it makes you wonder whether the rubio campaign know something that we are not privy to. given the size of what they need , obviously not the largest of venues. all of that said, here is the there really is no clear path for marco rubio. to get the gop. winning florida would things -- make things more difficult for donald trump. >> rubio needs to focus on the follow him to try to sway their perception of rubio and put them in the best light. >> i don't think he will drop out considering that it might go to the convention. >> he can hope for someone endorsing him. things could happen. again, if rubio was to lose florida tonight he has a long way to go. >> publicly marco rubio has been confident today. behind the scenes at we are told the mood in his campaign has been more somber. rubio has said that the candidacy will continue into tomorrow. they plan to campaign in the state of utah. reporting live, eric glasser. 10 news. >>> marco rubio is not alone in donald trump is in palm beac

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there is a long line snaking through the hallways area about 1000 people have come here today. 100 people in the last hour. have cast a ballot. about two hours before the polls close. the county board of elections say folks are showing up to early voting locations. look what happened to this woman who recently moved. >> when i got here, they said if i moved i needed to change my address here and go to my other polling station. when i looked it up online, it told me to come here. so i came here first but now they tell me to go somewhere else. reporter: she is running a car pulled today, so she is running a bit behind. we have information on where to go on our website on abc11.com, there is a link on our website. anna: the congressional race is but that does not mean lawmakers are steering clear of the polls. >> people are so frustrated with the eight year obama administration, and they think not enough is getting done in washington. i am frustrated as well. i think donald trump is sending a strong message and i voted for him today. anna: she announced her vote and greeted voters outside, a

surgical assistant "dennis moses" then decided to carry her into a quiet hallway to comfort her with hugs and kisses. and of course it worked. because sometimes all it takes is "hugs and kisses" to make it all better. 3 and now to another four legged friend thats trending this morning. and it's giving us a whole new perspective on k-9 officers... this is deputy chase garrett... getting a big hug from his k-9 "manson." the five year old chocolate lab works with the narcotics and special investigation unit in pima county, arizona. this photo has been shared all over facebook the past week. deputy garrett says manson actually *loves giving hugs... the deputy will sit down and the dog will just lean it's head on his shoulder. the two have been working together for three years now. 3 ((walter/2shot)) and finally... anyone who's ever had a meal... and a pet... can relate to this video. a dog owner filmed himself eating... while his dog *watches. 3 but what's really hilarious is *how this dog reacts. every time "anthony jones" catches his dog "revy" in the act... he looks away. and there we

. >> he come in the hallway and offeredin the company, i had a set thanatos the rest i have a doubt thatos raw milk had anything to do with it in my case. >> health officials investigate the source of the milk and how it was handled by tonight it is that so many got sick. >> a familiar face showed up at a john kasich campaign rally and other gadgets you expect to see hugging the republican governoro. >> want appear for a second, this is not so much a question as it is an complement, but on behalf of all of the american people want to thank you forof bringing a little class to the republican debates .as he looks like vermont senator bernie sanders but was an impostor, the real bernie sanders was in florida, he posed for a selfie in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, almost tre. you're doing great. (strained): thanks for lting my spirits. next time, try lifting the box. please hurry. mrs. wolowitz: i don't ne

the public works and even police, moving employees in the hallways. >> reporter: as a citizen of this city, i am jub lated. >> reporter: they are focusing on people, including myra taylor. >> we have felt for a long time that there was no hope. so seeing the f.b.i. out here today, we feel there is hope for our community. >> reporter: it has been mismanaged. the mayor complained steve alerted the state first about a crisis before alerting them. >> i will not and cannot work with this manager. >> reporter: he posted he had been following the f.b.i. raid saying -- >> i pointed out several irregularities. at this point, i hope and pray resolve this. >> nobody likes it, but if anybody in my government is doing something illegal or wrong, they should have busted their butt a long time ago. >> reporter: for some residents, it reminds them of the dark days of 2002 when the state was forced to take over the city's finances for three years because of problems. if you know about or think you've been victimized by public schemes, call the f.b.i. at 754-703-2000. peter d'oench, cbs 4 news. >>> new

also 160 people are convening for -- competing for 19 delegate spots. , voterst contest jamming the hallwaysplace of the june 14 d.c. primary. was expecting to walk in, go through the hotel, cast my vote, and walk out. richard: then there is the truck factor. >> it will be trump versus hillary, and i think hillary will win. >> if donald trump gets the 1200 he needs, we need to respect the will of the voters. >> he does not have a al even organizers say they were surprised at the sheer number of people here. we have people waiting in line for two hours. like a lot of these gatherings, there were trump supporters and but safe to say that gop political history was made in d.c. this weekend. richard reeve, abc 7 news. kimberly: the metro transit agency has a new plan to help you pay your way. therianne carter explains, idea is to give you flexibility while still boosting the bottom line. brianne: in less than a week, a new option in terms of the kind of flare pass to load onto your smartrip card. the drug officials had more details of this new fare metro officials had more details of this new fa

come with me as we walk down the hallway. don't forget, tens of thousands of people have participated online in this caucus. here is the choir room. if ted cruz can get over the 50% mark he will walk away with all 40 delegates. that would be a huge blow to donald trump and a huge boost for his campaign and his efforts to force a contested convention. we're going to continue to walk around this school around the night to monitor the democratic process in action. >> jacob, thanks. i don't want to raise my voice here. >> we could both do creepy voice for the rest of the night too. >> we could. should we trust our guests? >> we should. >> just in off the campaign trail in one of those rare moments where we get more than one correspondent visiting the home office, covering the trump campaign for these many months katie is here with us. covering the cruz campaign is halley jackson. welcome to you both. >> good to see you in person. >> i'm going to talk in my regular voice. >> what jacob is in the middle of there is fascinating beca

in the hallway. >> reporter: jaden sawyer is three years old. today he is among dozens of children in flint who will be tested for lead poisoning. for more than a year flint's tap water was tainted with lead. sawyer is among thousands who were exposed. >> mom? grandmother? okay. >> yolanda stewart learns of her grandson's test results within minutes. >> i have good news for you, jaden tested 4.3. that means he has a low level. >> but others aren't as fortunate. as the city began pulling tap water from the flint river in 2014, the percentage of children with elevated lead levels in the city increased. >> we're seeing various levels. there are certain areas in the city that have a higher level month so than other areas. >> ef linevelyn robinson says, r cognitive and behavioral problems. now at the center of a criminal investigation. >> children are still growing so their brain is still growing. so they might be a little slower than usual to learning certain things. >> reporter: residents in the predominantly blook and poor city have -- black and p

cars in @the kitchen, and the hallway, @in the larger. @cars in the carpet and the @rafters. if there was space @available, dennis parked a car @on it. @who started this at the age of @nine. @>> every single car. @>> reporter: then kept going. @>> that is a 59. this is a 66 @member. @>> reporter: until the count @had reached more than 30,000. @>> this is one of the largest @collections in the entire world @right here. @>> scouring the internet. @dennis e must the equivalent of @a car for every day of his life. @69 years into which he fell @asleep and didn't wake up. @an only child with no wife and @no children. @>> he didn't have family to be @a funeral together for him. @we did as a church. @>> reporter: a family that @celebrating the passion of a man @who saved and catalogued @pressures. -- brochures and @logged his every car and counter @. @>> he took better care of cars @than some people take care of @people. @>> reporter: and this -- then @dennis covered that case too. @glenn lindell once shared a @road trip in dennis's 77 @bonneville. dennis's wish @fulfilled that the b

we have made some changes this year, for instance, jewelry used to be in the middle of the hallway, of people who are jewelry aficionados. my daughters and are i familiar with where the jewelry is. >> it will now be in fletcher hall, at the end of the hallway, you have to go through the bargain department to get to the jewelry department. books now on the east veranda. and we have received tons of beautiful books. people go to kindles and things like that but i still love a book. >> books are fabulous. you have them for every age. you have the children's books, you have the history books. >> give our folks an example, pat, of how the money is used to preserve this beautiful landmark of ours. >> we have so much to do with the university and do wonders with them. we just completed doing the music room from top-to-bottom, floor, foundation, blinds, everything, it's gorgeous. >> there's something for everyone. thank you so much for everything that you do. it's the most photographed landmark in tampa. >> it is. >> so gorgeous. >> beautiful building. >> it's still beautiful thanks to volunte

warren they say marcus crum dragged sophia sweet out of the classroomen then dragged her down the hallway of the incident cost him his job yesterday he pled no contest to assault, she now attends another school and her mother says that they may file a that will will work all day then it warms up. . >> the warm-up gigs on sunday, and sunshine, currently it is still pretty called . overnight low of 22 didn't the be clear skies allow for more radiational cooling . the next system, the clipper system tomorrow just before predawn . snowfall initial event as the temperatures increase it tomorrow, the upper 30s . the quick coating initially the mostly rainfall in the afternoon . so mixing at the shoreline or no window accumulation expected from the clipper system tomorrow it is about a warming trend beginning on sunday until you award it's going to get next week's big mac browns overhaul from office after another losing season, alec scheinera announced he will step down as john telich joins us with more on the latest moves. >> alec scheiner joined the browns and the end of the political season a