police say the man was pulled over in the indianapolis suburb of carmel. they say he was driving slowly and stopped in the road and failed to signal before turning. he was arrested after failing a field sobriety test. he's being held on charges of driving while intoxicated. his bail was set at $22,000. police say he should be able to post bond and be released sometime this afternoon. >>> several new asian-themed malls are popping up in the south bay and east bay. the biggest one, the globe mall in fremont. that's according to the oakland tribune. the others include, pacific malls, silicon valley in milpitas and vietnam town in san jose as well as cupertino village in cupertino. that's still under renovation. investors are hoping people who

downtown indianapolis. >> yes, i think that the evidence on indianapolis is a little bit more ambiguous than you're suggesting. the places where investment in sport has been a pay off. and the real estate surrounding the stadium. the example of petco park in san diego, the example of atlantaing yards project in brooklyn. as the owner comes forward and says i'm going to personally raise and personally committee $1 billion to retail, residential and themed development around the ballpark, then it pays off. in this case you're talking about the promise of $200 million, and an arena of $400 million. it's not a lot of money for auxiliary development, and it's not at all clear give the situation in detroit whether the entertainment themes will come to fruition. >> well, they want to make it work as much as anybody. he knows the importance of having th it to benefit from. why not give him a chance? >> well look, mike has really been something of an angel for detroit sports. he has stuck with the city. he hasn't made threats about leaving detroit. he himself financed over 60% of the building of

but for some indianapolis residents like nicole thomas, goodwill has come to represent something else: a chance to confront a lingering regret. >> i think the biggest thing to overcome is just swallowing your pride. >> reporter: since 2010, goodwill of central indiana has offered thomas and other dropouts the opportunity to earn a high school diploma at its network of charter schools known as the excel center. in 1995, thomas became pregnant with her daughter ashley. she was just 15 and dropped out of high school before earning a single credit. but despite her lack of education, the young mother was able to find work for nearly 20 years. >> i will admit that there is plenty of times i lied on applications and said i had my high school diploma and even some college education and it was never even looked into, so i was able to get some really good jobs. within i was able to get some really good jobs and get in and stay there without that education. >> reporter: but a few years ago, as the recession tightened its grip on cities like indianapolis, she was laid off. without a diploma, she

nbc's john yang is watching it all from indianapolis tonight. john? >> reporter: good evening, lester. this is the second wave of snow today to come through indianapolis. it's playing havoc with travel. to the south of here, i-65 is closed because of an accident. and across the nation 2,200 flights have been canceled, 4,700 delayed, and there is more to come. the calendar says march, and winter is showing no signs of letting up. >> a major winter storm is headed for the northeast and mid-atlantic. >> reporter: millions are bracing for more snow and ice. >> i'll never get used to it. >> reporter: from oklahoma to kentucky, icy conditions closed bridges and roadways. >> these roads are very slick and hazardous. >> reporter: it's a coast-to-coast event. the same weather system that brought torrential rain to california is pushing east. more than 130 million people are in its path. the fast-moving storm sent temperatures plummeting in texas. in san angelo, 23 degrees late today. yesterday a balmy 87. in stephenville 20 degrees, down from 80. in indianapol

sean, i want to go back to you in indianapolis. part of your job over the years has been to look at the satellite images. you know the technology from the satellites taking the pictures. the news today, this new picture from the chinese satellite that spotted something, could be a piece of debris about 75 miles from where the other satellites took images of debris that the planes have been looking for over time. how many more satellites are now taking pictures? can we expect more coverage of this area? are we surprised we haven't seen, if any part of this plane did go down in that area, are you surprised we haven't seen more pictures? >> well, first off, i'm not surprised we haven't seen more pictures, yet. you have to consider the size of the area they are trying to search in. for example, when the australians placed the order to get the imagery of the south indian ocean, where they got the image of the first debris from, we don't know when they found that image, whether it was from the first portion of the image, somewhere from t

indianapolis is seeing it now. nbc's john yang is there. john, indianapolis with more than 51 inches, i'm told. are they fed up like we are? >> reporter: yes, is the short answer. you talk to people around here, they are ready for this to end. march and winter just will not leave. not only is it annoyance, but it's costing businesses money. we talked to a businessman who owns a music store in downtown indianapolis, he's talked about how many events he's had to cancel. . concerts, musical events, dance coming into play. he also said it's not just him being affected. he just wrote his sales tax check to the state and that was down. so tax revenues are down. but this storm today has the potential of setting a new report here in indianapolis for the snowiest snow season on record. the storm started overnight with about an inch of snow, mostly a lot of frozen rain and sleet. later this afternoon, the snow's going to come back for a second wave which it seems to be the theme of this winter. waves of snow. it's going to last, the second wave will

in indianapolis. >> you have to watch that game. >> you have to watch that game.ck is an u.k. alum and my family, my family in law are crazy basketball fans. >> we want to get a check on weather. first, bill karins, let's find out where you are in our "morning joe" bracket system. >> i slid down a little bit. >> bill karins was number one. he is down to seven. he has the wichita state shockers going to the final four. thomas tied for fourth with somebody that named their team vladmir putin. >> who do i have winning it all? >> virginia. if they win, i will win the pool. i'm the only person that picked virginia. >> what do i have? >> florida gators. >> see, i'm kind of going with the obvious. i'm a sucker for the obvious. >>> so what are we doing this weekend? >> we are wearing rubber boots if you want to be outside and if not, you stay inside and organize your closet. >>> it is going to pour this weekend, a rainy weekend ahead. at least it is not snow. an exception being northern new england. it is cold at the onset. you are dealing with a little bit of winter weat

in indianapolis, the storm brought this season's snowfall total to within six inches of breaking a record. >> my business has never been closed this many times, five times this year. >> reporter: residents in search of shelves. >> everyone is out. they can't get it anywhere. >> ice health yesterday morning and gone before 11:00. this is the first year in 17 years we haven't will. >> reporter: in chicago, a record 3,000 people embraced the cold for the annual polar plunge raising money for the special olympics. among them mayor emanuel and jimmy fallon. >> he just went in with his suit on. look at him. he is wet and clothed. >>> these four will have you covered all the way through this winter storm. we're starting early, 4:00 in the morning tomorrow. storm comes, here here for you with the latest on the road conditions and snow totals, and you can track the storm on live interactive radar. it's free on the app store and google play. search nbc washington weather. >>> other news tonight, major developments in the situation in the ukraine. sanctions for russia after it invaded the region. me

inwere pretty creative indianapolis when we did our rebuilding. --hink eventually, the dmt vmt is something we'll have to look at. that was probably something to be looked at. >> i think whatever taxation system is used, it needs to be tied to miles driven. recommend we spend more on r&d, so we can start reducing the cost of the project themselves. i am still waiting for some big technology advancement in construction materials or design that can somehow reduce the cost of these, so we do not need to raise so much money. wants itnly, everybody and nobody wants to pay for it. i will tell you, i think we have to offer up the papers of truth and tell them what it will cost if we use vmt and what it will cost if it is a gas tax. bere is no doubt it needs to increased. funding needs to be increased. no doubt, above my pay grade to figure out the financial mechanisms. whatever mechanism you look at has to have the realization that new york city and wyoming have different needs and purposes. the more we spend on concrete and pavement and the less we spen

sure steadies say he was arrested sunday night in northern indianapolis. he is being held on preliminary charges of driving while the talks a kid in possession of a controlled substance. new this morning and arrested the murder of a 60 year-old boy stabbed to death in a park. campbell police have 24 year-old todd tharp. fountain at john d. morgan park in camp when they responded to a 911 call their last night. tharp was injured by keeping in a fight. but during their investigation officers linked tharp 602 beer rushed to hospital with stab wounds. that team died in surgery just before 3 this morning. he was best-tharp street for injuries and has been booked into santa clara jail for murder. if the white amber lager is still active for four children kidnapped a los angeles . police say to boys ages 5 and 7 and went up one year-old girls were taken by their parents. that was around 1230 saturday after know. they have been placed in their grandmother's care after abuse allegations. please looking for the children's parents, enrique felix and rose chairez 3 he

. >>> and the owner of indianapolis cults, he has been arrested for dui. he was -- dui, he was arrested in the inn pap liz -- indianapolis suburb for driving under a controlled substance. he was set at $22,000 and at this point we don't know if he has posted that bail and then released. >> they are struggle tolling stay afloat. almost every renter in san francisco is just one eviction away from being displaced and how a vote today to controversial face that situation. and palo alto is celebrating any one of their signature streets for a brand-new look. those story and more coming up on the mornings news. >>> time now 6:49 let's check in with tara, what is going on with the bay bridge. >>> massive delays and they have cleared with the traffic but we had a significant alert in san francisco. this is a look at the maze. if you are coming from the east bay i would advice taking the san mateo bridge and that's also an alternative if you are further south. bumper-to-bumper traffic is extending all all all the way past richmond. we have heavy traffic towards conc

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here in indianapolis they are bracing for 6-8 inches of snow. this storm is creating major problems as it treks across the country. accident after accident, overnight that fast-moving storm coating the roads in oklahoma city with dangerous ice. denver, the snow and ice blamed for this huge pileup, killing one and injured 20. >> i saw red lights, and i'm underneath somebody els' car. >> temperatures dropped 42 degrees in one day. at least 104 vehicles were involved in the pileup. in montana overnight, the first glimpse at the home destroyed by an avalanche that buried three people, including an 8-year-old boy. neighbors got them out, all three recovering. >> these people are our neighbors. it could have happened to anyof us. >> reporter: pennsylvania, bracing for up to a foot of snow, stockpiling mountains of salt, 20,000 tons after they were scrambling. in indiana, another storm that could bring highways to a standstill. >> people came out for salt, and we have to turn them away. i don't think anybody has salt right now. >> reporter: and not eve

wendy felton, 16, from indiana, michelle dewey from indianapolis, indiana. all of these cases went unsolved. officials believed only one man knew what happened. >> we knew he was responsible for several deaths. >> and to get answers, it would take a risky, unusual plan. send a convicted drug dealer undercover into a dangerous prison to befriend an alleged serial killer. >> i'm not a serial killer hunter, i said, so how am i going to do this? >> at stake? answers. >> wondering where she is and what happened. >> the grieving families. >> you want to find her, bring her home and you can't. >> and one man's freedom. >> they don't just give out candy and say you're free to go. i went through hell and back. >> early each day, donna reitler greets her daughter tricia. >> i say good morning every morning to this picture. i say "good morning" every morning. i look at that and i can hear her say -- "hi, mom!" >> tricia was very kind-hearted and very smart. >> as a child, says father, garry, tricia lit up the room. >> she would just bound into the room, spread her arms

. >> indianapolis co-founder of colts was arrested in a northern suburb of the city of indianapolis and on d.u.i. and possession of a controlled substance. details on the circumstances of irsay's arrest have not been released. >> hollywood actor chris pine from "star trek" pleaded guilty to driving and driving in new zealand. he was in court in new zealand and was silent. he was fined $79 and had the new zealand driver's license suspended if six months. he was pulled over by police two weeks off after leaving a film party telling police he had four vodka drinks. >> trading is underway on wall street and the luck of the irish with the investors, right now the dow is up 171 points to 16237. >> other business news, the chrysler group is recalling 18,000 fiat cars in the united states involving this year's model in certain temperatures the transmission shift lever may have delayed or no effect in shifting from park. in documents filed with the safety officials chrysler was up aware of accidents or injuries last month. >> three of three did yard work. that tells you how the weather is. >> i

when i became the mayor of indianapolis -- >> how long have you been mayor? >> i am in my seventh year. >> mayor for life? >> my joke was, what does one line of i claims connect to? we have additional trails because of the transportation alternative. writingple can start and walking around the city in a way that -- they want to go outside the door. sports facilities, the entertainment options -- they want to be able to get to them in multiple ways. we believe that attracts talent to the city. are starting to get nationally and internationally -- that is pretty obvious. every walking national company is in the search for talent. the cultural tale has gotten a lot of attention. they are putting their new office space right on it. multiuse 28 story building, primarily residential. it is going to be multiuse, right on it. that is very important to us. the transportation alternative money gives us an opportunity to did these young people options on ways to move. senior citizens use them quite a bit also. we have a lot more bicycles, a lot more people working on tr

michelle dewy in indianapolis, indiana. all of these cases went unsolved. officials believe only one man knew what happened. >> we knew he was responsible for several deaths. >> to get answers it would take a risky, unusual plan. send a convicted drug dealer under cover into a dangerous prison to de -- befriend an alleged serial killer. >> i'm not a hunter. >> at stakes. >> peace for grieving families. >> you want to find her. you want to bring her home and you can't. >> and one man's freedom. >> they don't just turn around and give out candy and say you're free to go. i went through hell and back. >>> early each day donna greets her daughter tricia. >> i say hello to this picture every morning. i say good morning every morning. i look at that and i can hear her say, hi, mom. >> tricia was kind hearted and smart. >> as a child, says father, gary, tricia lit up a room. >> she would sometimes just come into the room and spread her arms apart and say tada. >> they brought her here to marion, indiana to attend this small christian college. on march 29th, at 8:0

. >> the troubled owner of the indianapolis colts decides to take some time off from his day- to-day life. wusa9 is today is the first time in a long time we go surfing while well rested. time for some 6 a.m. dunkin' coffee. #mydunkin dunkin' coffee brewed to perfection for the rich smooth taste you love. share your story. #mydunkin >>> 6:07. just a couple of sprinkles out west right now. the yellow alert is for the drizzle and showers that will be developing the next few hours and will be on and off with us through much of the afternoon, i think mid afternoon. winter weather advisories for the higher elevations out west and highs low to mid-40s. >>> the f.b.i. is looking into allegations by the c.i.a. that senate staffers obtained unauthorized access to classified documents. officials with both the c.i.a. and the senate intelligence committee have traded accusations that the agency spied on computers to investigate the bush era interrogation program. the committee produced a 6,000- page report in the program which critics say violated prohibitions on torture. >>> the woman at the ce

and -- a couple of orangutans proved too smart for their new enclosure at the indianapolis zoo. no motive has been given in the deadly shooting aboard a navy destroyer. it started when an unarmed civilian transportation worker tried to board the u-s-s mahan, in virginia monday night. when security confronted him, the civilian got hold of a gun and shot and killed a sailor who was responding to the scene. naval security forces shot and killed the civilian immediately. officials say the man had credentials to be on the base and the pier. no names have been released. this was the scene in downtown houston, as a five-alarm fire destroyed a building under construction. it took more than 200 firefighters to keep the flames from spreading to neighboring buildings. one construction worker was trapped on the third floor of the burning building, until a firefighter with a snorkel truck reached him and got him out, seconds before the fourth floor collapsed behind him. amazingly, no one was hurt in yesterday's fire. an appeals court overruled a judge's order that forced kansas to keep fundi

that big storm, the national weather service has issued a winter storm watch from kansas city to indianapolis, pittsburgh. i suspect by this time tomorrow night, the district will be under a watch. storm may be a winter warning or potentially downgraded to a winter weather advisory. the storm track, from the gulf of mexico sunday evening into monday morning. that is the target time. at futurecast, starts off rain, changes in the way winter mix, and then ending as snow. the big question is, how much warm air will work its way in, how much colder air will settle in from the north. right now we think the highest snow amounts will be well north of the city, lesser amounts to the south. a much more clear picture in the coming days. 12 to 22 overnight. in the 50's on sunday. yucky weather late sunday night into monday, how to fear by tuesday with colder air. >> that's all right, keep right here and watch the oscars. >> sunday night. >> i will watch the oscars. watch the nationals and orioles, also in action today in florida. this masked man may be forced to lose his mask. [ male announcer ] fact: t

he had been rushed to wishard hospital, one of indianapolis's top trauma centers. one of the city's most respected plastic surgeons was immediately called in for his expertise in facial reconstruction. >> we got a call from the trauma team here at wishard hospital. when they described the injury, we knew we had to go to the operating room. we spent about nine hours with him in the o.r. this is one of those injuries that you see a couple of times in your career. every single bone that you can imagine in the face was broken, plus loss completely of the nose and the upper and lower lip and half of the tongue. >> komyatti lay in a coma for the next 22 days. during the time he had six more surgeries and will have to have seven. >> i probably have to have at least a dozen more surgeries. this is what the doctor put on until my nose can be reconstructed. >> at the time of our visit with komyatti, he still had another three months to wait until the nose reconstruction surgery. it won't be the same as his old nose, but his old nose will never be far away. it's in his freeze

the sophomore out of park tutor high school in indianapolis. two state titles there. 2-2 for ferrell. >> jim: ohio state has about a minute and 15 seconds to get themselves into position to get this less than a three-possession game. >> ianthey're going to have troe now. sheehey on craft taking it away. >> ian: indiana in no rush. 2 1/2 to play, they lead by eight. >> jim: that's the short-term goal by ohio state, to try to get it to two possessions. but indiana in total control right here. >> ian: out of bounds and some fans got to et yogi ferrell up close and personal. the gentleman lost his glasses. >> jim: [laughter] >> ian: do you have a small screw driver, jimmy? >> jim: in my bag. [laughter] >> ian: craft the spin. of course. and it's blocked by mosquera-perea. >> jim: three or four times this half he's tried to force his way through. >> ian: he's 1-9 from the field and the buckeyes are running out of chances. we're down to two minutes to play. dwor done. >> jim: goo>> jim: good decisio. bring it back out. >> ian: 12 to shoot. down to 1:

indianapolis, 13. chicago, 19. boston about 25. so things are improving. and take a look.r highs over the next several days. more importantly as you go closer to the weekend, right? midwest, temperatures are climbing to about average. not the only spot. same thing, 30s in boston going above that, 1 degree, we're going to take 43 in boston. and looking good. keep in mind, there's the jet stream rising a little bit. remember, it's cold boston jet stream and to the south a little showers. higher in the northeast tonight. and towards the gulf, we're talking light rain with temperatures warmer. and in the southeast, we'll see it go down a little bit. the reason for that, there say low out there. and this is the guy we watch to see whether or not it climbs up the coastline and maybe a chance for snow towards the weekend. tiny guy. nothing to worry about yet. >> indra petersons thank you so much. >>> markets this hour on pins and needles. at any moment, one violent swing away. asian markets closing mixed. u.s. futures flat right now. i'd say there's a negative tone overall. all a

go see him at crackers comedy club in indianapolis, march 19th through the 22nd.y but that grand slam looks so good. girl: mom, with 18 options to choose from, there's over 300 combos under 550 calories. man: kid's a genius. girl: dad, it says it right here on the menu. man: oh. woman: hey, welcome to denny's. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to julianna margulies, patton oswalt, nate bargatze right there. [ cheers and applause ] and the roots. give it up for the roots, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a good night, hope to see you tomorrow, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> from 30 rockerfeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with

here in indianapolis they are bracing for anywhere from 6 to 8 inches of snow.orm is creating major problems as it treks across the country. accident after accident, overnight that fast-moving storm coating the roads in oklahoma city with dangerous ice. [ sirens ] in denver, the snow and ice blamed for this huge pileup, killing at least one person and injuring more than 20. >> i saw red lights, and the next thing you know, i'm underneath somebody else's car. >> reporter: temperatures in the mile high city dropped 42 degrees in just one day. authorities say at least 104 vehicles were involved in the pileup. in montana overnight, our first glimpse at the home destroyed by an avalanche that buried three people, including an 8-year-old boy. with shovel in hand, neighbors got them out. all three now recovering. >> these people are our neighbors. it could have happened to any of us. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, where they are bracing for up to a foot of snow, they are now stockpiling mountains of salt. an additional 20,000 tons after the last storm had them scramble

it happened to jim mersa of the indianapolis colts. and anything you do is going to result in a death and it has done so 11 times in the last few years. >> it reminds me of the sae in 2011, they tried to ban alcohol and all of its chapters vote today down. how is it that the chapters trump what the national organization is recommending. >> i'm not entirely sure of the structure of their organization, if that's something that needed to be voted on by a certain number of capitals at a convention, and sometimes those policies matter and are different from other organizes, so i can't necessarily speak to that. but i would like to add onto the comment that you made about will this push things under ground? i think that's a valid comment and concern, but it's the same thing with any policy that we have. any risk management procedure, alcohol behavior, policy, whatever it is, none of it works by policy alone. it comes down to implementation, and what sort of support we're provide on the ground so. i think our al up nigh volunteers are key in

. >>> the indianapolis colts owner reportedly checked into a rehab facility after he was arrested andrged with dui and controlled substance. he's struggled with substance abuse many yours. >>> now the set at 64, the men's tournament. winning 74-57 they earn the chance to play st. louis. albany beat st. mary's. their win sets up the david versus goliath matchup when they play number one seed florida. >>> can't cheer for smith anymore on the team. >> now we have to cheer for cam newton. >> who we going to cheer for on sundays now? >> oh boy. a full meltdown. steve smith couldn't help but be touched by that relationship. he plans to visit gavin and make it better. >>> talk about a buzz kill. the bee caused a delay in the game. the ground crews sprayed repellant hoping to spray the insects away. >>> cleveland cavaliers 26-41 getting high-tech help putting fans in the seats. cleveland began rallying by doing this. that's an eye popping 3d video extravaganza that plays sent court. that was created with use of 18 hd projectors. >>> a city anymore name entered the record book by doing this. c

louis, to indianapolis, extending into kentucky, looks like paducah and then going into the northeast, coming up on monday, in new york city, you could see four to eight inches of snow. very dynamic situation, we'll stay on top of it. >> thanks very much, karen maginess reporting. >>> other news we're following, fo 27 people were killed in northwest china. a group of men stormed the train station, but officials don't know who they were. >>> and disney is cutting off the boy scouts. the company says the group's continued ban on gay and lesbian troop leaders violates it's standards of business conducts and donations to the boy scouts of america will stop by 2015. disney has offered benefits to same-sex partners of its employees for decades. >>> more trouble for form nfl star danger shaper who is accused of raping women in several states. days after the former pro ballplayer turned ims in to police in nonks. sharper is accused of raping women in louisiana and california and he's under investigation in arizona and nevada. sharper's lawyer says all of the rapes war actually episodes of con

dads. [ cheers and applause ] indianapolis v.ipulated that all dads are legally entitled to one nice nautica tie, a remote control where you press the power button and everything works, and a whole bag of potato chips when the masters is on. thank you, diane. thank you for your fine work. [ cheers and applause ] this is incredible. eric hurwitz is here tonight. eric is the 23-year-old creator of the popular social media site quimple.com. [ laughter and applause ] quimple, as you all know, allows users to share and edit videos of their favorite bottles of contact lens solution. eric is worth $4 billion. [ applause ] folks, we have a nobel winner in literature here tonight. denise albertson. where are you, denise? ms. albertson is the author "the fallen season," which contains perhaps the most famous opening line in all of literature. [ cheers and applause ] i'll just read it from my own personal copy. "david swam down to the bottom of the pool to fetch the pennies, and that's when he met the biggest, fattest, dumbest martian he'd

louis and indianapolis, and then new york city 4 to 8 by monday, and very dynamic and we will stay on of it. >>> and if you are counting, jim, i nknow that i am, spring begins in 19 days. >> i am counting as well. thank you, rosa flores. >> i'm jim shuuto, and stay with cnn and the latest on the cri s crisis. cnn news will continue on cnn international, but right here we will have a cnn special on matthew mcconaughey. it feels like the walls are closing in. ♪ who are so stuffed up, they feel like they're under water. try zyrtec-d® to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms... so you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec-d®. find it at the pharmacy counter. >>> the tex-sized talent with charm to burn. >> loves life, loves women, good man, good family. >> matthew mcconaughey. his journey from promising newcomer. >> all right, all right, all right. >> i'm young and i'm inexperienced. >> to romcom king. a career that

indianapolis, 68 degrees tuesday. tonight, headed for a low of 10. today's fast-moving storm, headed east. >> can't really see much of anything now. >> reporter: parts of new york and new england could get as much as two feet of new snow. and behind this storm, cold. across the east coast, windchills dropping to the single-digits tomorrow. winter's chokehold, lingering until the bitter end. alex perez, abc news, chicago. >>> next, we take you to a smoldering scene right here in new york today. a city still haunted by the sights and sounds of 9/11. and this city heard a powerful explosion once again. tonight, rescue teams still working to find survivors in the rubble. and abc's ryan smith is there. >> reporter: at least a half a dozen still missing, after an explosion leveled two apartment buildings in manhattan's east harlem neighborhood. family members distraught, as they desperately search for loved ones. at 9:30 a.m., residents say they felt a large blast. then, saw thick smoke and flames. >> i just -- i didn't -- i went in slow-motion. and i just

and the ducks beat the cats again and arizona bounced back and won the national championship in indianapolisohnathan loyd has had a number of different injuries today but you're not taking him out on senior day. back into the game with 28 seconds to go. still a twos mcconnell. deep three. way off. hollis-jefferson can't corral it. carter is fouled with 19 to go. they can taste it here in eugene. >> andrew: carter makes the first. >> doug: it's the big men that have really helped oregon. when they beat arizona state, waverly austin had the game of his life and this afternoon it's been ben carter. waverly austin gets in foul trouble, he comes into the game, a couple of outstanding screens look better on film than they do on highlights, getting a big block on nick johnson when they're only up four and now knocking down clutch free throws. >> andrew: oregon started the year 13-0. they then lost eight of their next 10. they're on the verge of their seventh straight win heating up in march gaevenlt gordon off the mark. young the rebound. final 10 seconds. take oregon off the bubble. the ducks defe

we have storm warnings back toward indianapolis. it will be a very slow go. you can see those warnings shifting towards the ohio valley. you can see areas of pink and blue. that is a winter storm warning. a couple of factors contributing to the system. we have an arctic frontal boundary. that storm out east with the frontal boundary and that storm is going to ride the conveyer belt full of moisture to portions of the central plains through the ohio valley. that's the reason why we have those warnings in effect. he want to watch out out there, the areas in green are the areas looking at the flood warnings through this evening and really through tomorrow. i think the oscars, though, is going to dry out in time for the oscars. that frontal boundary is going to shift to the east. we have a nasty ice storm under way here. really with that warmer milder air pushing out of the southeast. we also see the threat for tornado outbreak possibly throughout portions of eastern texas and the mississippi tomorrow. morgan, back to you. >> thank you so much. and thank you for

if you're in indianapolis, cincinnati, that is what you can expect. the mid-atlantic, northeast, sunday night into monday is where we'll see our major problems just in time for rush hour traffic. now i talked about power outages. we're going to see that, little rock to lexington, travel conditions will be hazardous in this region as ice accumulates out there on the roads and trees which is where some of the problems will occur. five inches of snow, st. louis, little rock looks like ice but no snow for you. ohio valley, possible snow, including d.c., new york, talking three to five inches of snow. so this storm is a big one affecting a lot of people. back to you. >>> kim cunningham, thank you. >>> and winter weather is to blame for a series of car crashes. in denver, one person was killed in a giant chain collision pile-up on i-25 as heavy snow fell. more than 100 big rigs were involved in this one. >>> and near minneapolis three college students were killed when their suv slid sideways on an icy road and into the oncoming tractor-trailer. >>> and as w

new york, seventh, and indianapolis, third snowiest.n the northeast under the great lakes. high surf advisories but mild in southern >>> good morning. 9:33 the time. we're looking at lots of cloud cover across the bay area. temperatures later today will bounce back into the 60s. you'll notice how skies look right now, lots of low clouds and that's really going to be what we're looking at all day long. the next storm system taking shape across the pacific and that will arrive into the daytime hours, at least for tomorrow. have a good weekend. >> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> thank you, al. well, have you ever walked home from work or walked through an empty parking lot and had that gut feeling something wasn't right? >> if you want to protect your personal safety, trust your instincts. here to help us do that, is the security expert, former secret service agent and our good friend. good to see you. >> good morning. >> i kind of like it when we do the segment where we're like wrestling each other. or getting out of submission h

to indianapolis now. time running out. state's clay thompson hits the clutch, giving the warriors a lead with less than a second remaining. last chance for houston. paul george has a look for three. it's off the rim. golden state hangs in. 96-98 win. referees have to deal with workplace hazards. avalanche/blackhawks game, stray fist lands -- sending him on the ice. the accidental blow didn't do much damage. the ref popped right back up, put an end to the sparring. avalanche get the win 4-2. >>> this next clip comes to us from a soccer match between real madrid and at letio madrid. he ended up scoring a late goal for a 2-2 draw. psych. psych. >>> let's get a check -- >> you can't do that to ronald. >> no, you can't. >> the god of soccer. >> that kid has a grievance. >> he will be a hero to the local fans. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> we're quiet finally. no big storms coming. it's just a slow, painful snow melt. it won't be fast. yesterday 54% of the lower 48 covered in snow. we added to the ice pack in the great lakes. remember

. >>> they have been arrested for dui, police say he was stopped in the indianapolis suburb of carpal mel and is he being held on preliminary charges of driving while intoxicated and possession of a controlled substance. it is not clear if he has posted and been released. >>> crimea's parliament declared the region an independent state. they voted to break off from ukraine and join russia. >>> there were street sell celebrations for negotiation on the next. meantime they are expected to announce sanctions and president barack obama told vladimir puntin on the phone that the crimea vote would never be recognized by the united states. they said they that he creates national law. >>> mahmoud abbas will talk a with president barack obama about middle east piece talks. they -- peace talks. they have made it clear that he objects to some of the provisions including recognizes israel as a dash extend. >>> they are trying to figure out if some of this is widespread and two much the hardest hit and wind and rain also and in the meantime they had to come to the rescue of some campers after the

." >>> and now to sports, we start this morning with a fate of indianapolis colts owner jim irsay.rsay was arrested sunday in indiana on a suspicion of intoxicated driving. police say he failed, quote, several field sobriety tests and they found multiple prescription drugs in his vehicle. he was released monday and is due back in court on march 26th. irsay had said on twitter he was clean and sober for 15 years. meanwhile, sources tell espn the arrest is, quote, a wake-up call for irsay. the nfl says he will be subject to discipline. he didn't immediately respond to reporters during his release but used twitter to thank his supporter and wrote, deepest thanks to family, friends, fans, colleagues for the messages of support, thoughts and prayers. impossible to tell you how much this means. >>> in college hoops, jabbary parker won the freshman of the year award. the 6'8" guard scored in double figures in 17 straight games. the blue devils will play the bears friday in their first game of this year's ncaa tourney. >>> and a pro basketball, the denver nuggets and rocky mountain high. t

his home state put this together so he could be honored to do this at the indianapolis motor speedwayhe location did what makes this video go viral. >> and the support of everybody in his community. >> who gets to do that? >>> sweet sleeping bunnies. ♪ >>> many a relationship has been built on what you put on your pizza. can you be with a guy who likes bell peppers and anchovies? can you be with a girl who only wants sausage and cheese? pizza hut has a solution for it, an interactive pizza table. you don't even need to go up to the counter to order your pizza. you put your phone on this interactive table then a sketch of a pizza opens up and you start ordering and you just use your fingers kind of like on on an ipad and you pick what size you want and then you pick what kind of crust you want. >> i like this. >> yeah. >> now comes the topping, this makes it or breaks it for do we go on a second date. you put the pizza sauce and the l layer. you put on the pepperoni, you can pick if you want half one way and half the other and you can put whatever you want our side! >> i'm digging this