and brian continue is live for us at jackson hot. brian snoovment craig, this nfl splair back here in south florida according to his family training. he was planning to go back next week and now he is in the hospital behind me fighting for his life. >>> more and more of tray walker's family gather at ryder trauma center. they say the baltimore ravens quarterback is not responding. >> it's a situauaon we're arer wier all just waiting to see what happens. i can't really tell you what the out come will be. >> reporter: his agent and officials are a jmh. he was on a dirt bike when he collided with an suv on north 21 avenue and 75th street. the drive stleafer suv wai staid on scene. walker was trowshed jackson in critical condition eye just know there was a lot of baltimore damage. and jim har pa baw wrote his team a letter today that said quoarkts that's the kind of phone call never want to get as a coarchtion as a parent, as a brother, as a friend this. like some of you i haven't been able to rest since hearing the news late last night.

>> cowan: rita braver looks at a show of jackson pollack paint innings dallas. conor knighton is on the trail in hot springs national park. steve hartman visits a cattle ranch that's gone vegan and faith sailly warns that selfies can be hazardous to your health. first, the headlines the 6th of march, 2016. donald trump and ted cruz are both winners in the latest republican presidential nominating contests. trump won yesterday's louisiana primary as well as the kentucky caucuses. cruz won caucuses in kansas and maine. as for the democrats,h won louisiana's primary but bernie sanders took democratic presidential caucus in kansas and in nebraska. today, republicans have a primary in puerto rico. democrats caucus in maine. the winner in yesterday's cpac straw poll capturing 40% of

hot? how y'all doing today? >> anthony: back when things were hopping, geno lee's great grandfather juan "big john" mora moved to mississippi from mexico city, started a family with an african-american woman in jacksonold hot tamales out of a steel drum on the corner. in 1939, he moved the operation inside, right here. now, the last restaurant on the street. lurking inside waiting for us is john t. edge, who leads the southern foodways alliance. mr. edge, how you doing? >> john t. edge: i'm well, sir. >> anthony: who makes a point, a mission, out of knowing and teaching as much as he can about the real culinary traditions of the south. and doing what he can to keep them alive and unmolested. >> server: all right. >> man: thank you. >> anthony: oh, man. >> john t. edge: thanks, sir. >> server: and that's yours, tony. >> anthony: look at that. awesome. it's just like a dream sandwich. what you go for here are smokes. smoked sausage sandwiches. and these magnificent beauties, pig ear sandwiches called ears. both pretty much served with the same garnishes of slaw, mustard, homemade hot sauce, on a soft bun. now as i understand it, originally this is one of those, nobody wants these things, they're dirt

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hot sauce. >> and kenneth jackson turns his attention from women to men. >> treat them like they're my girlfriendeven though they ain't. >>> did the deputies say anything about the game this weekend? it's the hawks. >> who they losing to? philly again? i don't know. >> i spend my days in jail sleeping when i first came in here. then after that i got more active. i knew it could break you or help you. you feel me? >> esteban merchan is awaiting trial on murder charges and has been in the hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida, for a year. but his stay hasn't been without some benefits. >> i started reading anywhere between two to four books a week. now i'm reading anywhere between three to five books a week. i write letters. i draw. i do push-ups, a thousand every day. exercise to keep my mind and my body occupied. >> line up on this side, please. >> with the same routine one day of the week can feel like any other. but mondays brings something to look forward to. it's delivery day for jail canteen. >> i get canteen. to be honest, the food here is not that bad. it's just the quantity. the quan

jackson, thank you. >>> now to the growing controversy and hot button issues playing in the north carolina and georgia issues pacing legislation that some say discriminate against gay and transgender people. hollywood is getting involved and it's not the only big business taking a stand. our national correspondent miguel almaguer has the details. in two southern states outrage. >> i am just a human being! >> reporter: in north carolina protests after the passage of a state bill preventing cities from banning discrimination based on sexual or gender identity, and in georgia the governor is deciding that he'll sign a bill that allows businesses to deny services to gay couples based on religious principles. >> it's exactly the same as the civil rights movement. >> reporter: famed movie director rob reiner was among the first in hollywood to propose a boycott in both states. last year in georgia alone -- >> action. >> reporter: -- 248 film and television productions were shot in the peach state generating more than $6 billion. comcast and nbc universal, our parent companies, a urging a veto. the walt disn

hot springs. in 1832, 40 years before yellowstone will our first national park, president andrew jackson protected for its was underneath the land. >> they realized that there was something therapeutic about the geothermal spring water that was coming out of the ground in hot springs. they felt better after they drank it. after they bathed in it. >> hot springs became a destination for bathing, known all across the world. and while there was certainly some pampering, most visitors were coming with a prescription. >> most people are coming here as their last resort not because it was a resort. they were coming here because their doctors had tried everything else and it didn't work for whatever the ailment was, whether it was arthritis or whatever. >> a regiment of hot springs baths was used to treat trevor polio to syphilis. treatments were coupled with exercise and regular walks and eventually electrotherapy. by the 1920s, notables from al capone to rudolph valentino were all take the watersful r. baseball teams came for some literal spring training. in is the 46 the town was serving up one millio

. >>> today mayor frank jackson gave the 11th state of the city address. one of the hot topics, this summer's rnc. is the city ready is the question on many minds and he was pressed on that and tells us what he said. dani? >> reporter: well, yeah, mayor jackson made a big issue of talking about just how many eyes will be on cleveland for the republican national convention. that the city couldn't buy if it tried. so we wanted to know will cleveland be ready come july? >> rnc, is the city prepared? >> time will tell. we have not had a briefing, the council on rnc preparedness. we've asked for that. administration. ready. steady it is like with anything. i plan for the worst and hope for the best, and until we get tell you. >> reporter: the mayor said today he thinks the overall economic to the city from the rnc will be positive as will cleveland's reputation in the world after the major event. we did press him on if the city is ready and why that council member says there has been no briefing. >> a lot of people in cleveland concerned we aren't ready for the rnc. city coun

." >> cowan: rita braver looks at a show of jackson pollack paint innings dallas. conor knighton is on the trail in hot springs national park. steve hartman visits a cattle faith sailly warns that selfies can be hazardous to your health. first, the headlines the 6th of march, 2016. donald trump and ted cruz are both winners in the latest republican presidential nominating contests. trump won yesterday's louisiana caucuses. cruz won caucuses in kansas and maine. as for the democrats,h won louisiana's primary but bernie sanders took democratic presidential caucus in kansas and in nebraska. today, republicans have a primary in puerto rico. democrats caucus in maine. in washington, ted cruz was also the winner in yesterday's cpac straw poll capturing 40% of delegates' votes. cpac is annual gathering of the coast guard is searching for a texas man who fell from a he fell from the 10th deck of the navigate for of the seas off the coast of key largo, florida, early yesterday. scientists have discover had appears to be a new species of octopus, deep in the pacific ocean near the hawaiian islands. the small lig

hot pursuit of rg iii. down at the owners meeting in florida the head coach hugh jackson clearly intrigued by rg iii. >> he didn't play this past year and i think he learned a lot and humbled himself a little bit and knows he has work to do and to get himself back to where he was. he is willing to do the work. >>> time now for mcdonald's student athlete of the week. >>> malik smith is a four-year is not the only place he reaches great heights. >> he is playing basketball. i am also on the honor roll. i committed to university of asheville on a scholarship for basketball. the biggest challenge was moving here from california when i was 14. i was not myself but now it is home. i faced adversity on the basketball coach and when you put your mind into it and with hard work and dedication. >> i'm malik smith and mcdonald's student of the week. >>> thank you, malik. >>> all right. see you at 11. >>> brought to you by the ohio saturdays at 7:30 p.m. learn more at >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight." the deadly terror attacks in brussels. at the airport. >> stay down. >> and in the subway. the a

mayor frank jackson delivered his 11th state of the city address and dani carlson got a response from city council as one of the hot topics. this summer it is the rnc. >> reporter: is the rnc, is the city prepared? >> time will tell. we had a briefing on the council on rnc preparedness and asked for that. we are hoping they are ready. you plan for the worst and hope for the best. until we get that briefing that's all i can tell you. >> the mayor said he thinks the overall economic impact from the rnc will be positive as will cleveland's reputation in the world after the major event. we press the him if the city is ready and why the councilmember said there's no briefing. >> a lot of people in cleveland concerned. we are not ready for the rnc city council said they have not gotten a briefing on it. is the city ready for all that. >> all they have told you, right. when all of city council tells you that, you can believe it. >> had some gotten a briefing. >> no. we constantly brief on rnc. i think we brief your general manager on rnc and not like we are concealing. >> are you ready? >> we stay ready. we will be ready.

the fire spread hot embers to nearby areas but fortunately no buildings were damaged. another small brushfire popped up near jackson heights middle school. you can see all the smoke there. this one opposed to danger to any of the students and it is out at this point. >> lisa: we've been covering a lot of brushfires now for the past couple of weeks now. we could use some rain. it's not going to happen in at least the next 24 to 48 hours. >> tom: give us 48, maybe by this time thursday. the fires as ugly as they were, it gave me something to track for a while. >> matt: that's all there was on the radar. >> tom: that's all i had to do today. check out what's happening on radar. not much. the story begins with visible satellite. the cloud cover is leaving us in central florida. not a lot happening. we had cloud cover earlier but the visible satellite is fading. there is moisture in the gulf of mexico that will come our way. but not until thursday. radar right now, we were just talking about the fact that we had smoke plumes down here, spreading out towards the cape, merritt island, brevard county at least in certain sp

hot hell i'm talking about? >> the battleground now, wisconsin. the state's pivotal primary, a week away. halle jackson, nbc news, rothschild. >>> last night, president obama spoke out about the state of the election. speaking in somewhat somber tones when discussing the republican race. >> i know i'm not the only one who may be more than a little dismayed about what's happening on the campaign trail right now. the divisive and often vulgar rhetoric that's aimed at everybody, but often focused on the vulnerable or women or minorities. the sense that facts don't matter. the sense that this is a game. that makes it all but impossible for us to make good decisions on behalf of future generations. the number one question i'm getting as i travel around the world or talk to world leaders right now is what is happening in america. about our politics. >> the presidential candidates will be on msnbc wednesday for a night of exclusive town halls, john kasich sits down with chuck todd at 7:00 p.m., followed by donald trump with chris matthews and then hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be one-on-one on a spe

jackson with the latest details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. fire crews still battling a few of the hot spots left over here at the mansion at 333 south atlantic avenue. they're battling it from a large crane up above. it is a total loss. 10,000 square feet of this historic mansion located here in cocoa beach. burned to the ground. firefighters got the call around 9:00 p.m. firefighters had a hard time fighting the blaze because of high winds and issues of water supply. idea for usa today was born at he founded florida today too, al neuharth. tennis court, basketball court, a treehouse with running water and electricity. the property recently sold for $5 million. the highest price ever paid for a house here in brevard county. hundreds of people lined the streets to watch history burn. >> it's very sad. i used to walk by here every day when i lived on 2nd street. i walked past here walking the beach. >> reporter: live back out here, we take a look at the crane and the firefighters are battling a few of the left over hot spots. one remaining structure, an a a-frame guest house, considered

jackson who played laura winslow on family matters. happy birthday to them, and you, as well. hot right now, a tallahassee couple made new friends through a wrong number. >> they accidentally texted a stranger about their newly born baby. the guy showed up at the hospital. the dad was sending a text as one said congrats, but i think you got the wrong number. the new dad was so busy, he didn't notice. he sent out pictures of the wife with the newborn baby, and the stranger got the picture, the stranger replied, well, i don't know you all, but me and the boys would prefer to take a picture with the baby. the new parents apologized, but later, they strangers, the williams brothers showed up at the hospital with gifts for the baby. >> i love it. >> and they even said it's like they're part of the family. they bonded. love it. >> a high school senior battling leukemia made sure his girlfriend got a prom proposal to remember, together with the help of nurses, from florida hospital for children to sean manning, devised a plan to ask his girlfriend to the big dance, it involved him dressi

jackson is also facing additional charges, accused of calling and harassing his victim from jail. mark: funeral arrangements have been set for a 4-year-old boy police say died after being put in scalding-hot water. austin cooper' s funeral is now set for tomorrow at herr-riggs funeral home in middletown. s stepmother, anna ritchie, with child endangering. they say she admitted to putting the boy' s legs in scalding water as a punishment. the next morning his father found him dead. happening today, the cincinnati fire department and cincinnati firefighters union local 48 is celebrating world down syndrome today by giving back. the group will present a check for money raised through t-shirt sales to the down syndrome association of greater cincinnati at engine 32' s quarters. jim hudson, the director of dsagc, will accept the donation at station 32 in avondale at 1:00 this afternoon. a long-standing tradition here in cincinnati where folks start lining up early sunday morning to get their bellies full. lisa: wlwt news 5' s richard chiles has more on the goodness that is the original italian dinner. >> we just enjoy monthly meetings. richard: for 105 years the sons of italy have hosted the s

hot water... getting cited for trespassing... this cell phone video captures the scene that unfolded saturday afternoon. dozens watching as professional kayakers nick troutman and dane jackson plummeted over the cumberland falls. the two men capturing their rides on camera. receiving thousands of views on social media. they say it was a ride that was the result of hours of training and 15 years in the sport for troutman. nick troutman/professional kayaker "we did not expect the video to go viral. we did not expect people necessarily to even be there watching it ... it was more just a personal goal that we had set." butt capt. dallas luttrell/ park ranger "it's marked no swimming, wading, or boating in that park rangers at cumberland falls say those rules are in place for a reason and doing what is seen in the videos is strongly discouraged. while troutman says they are disappointed they were cited. they do understand why those rules are in place.. and are not encouraging anyone to follow their example. "i'm just speechless, really. there are no words that can explain it. this is not a day that we thought would ever happen." a dog -- feared lost at sea ... is back home with

hot chocolate, made with nuttela. what did i tell you? >> and we're ready for some scrumples. move will help save avon, $50 million this year. >>> attorneys tore sony agreed to pay michael jackson $75 million for the right of some songs. jackson's mother and three children will keep the rights to his own master recordings and all the music he wrote. >>> u.s. stocks, mostly lower, led for a steep decline. dow jones industrial rose and the nasdaq fell 21. s&p 500 lost three points. >>> how helpful is your smart phone in a health crisis? the answer not very. researchers tested four popular answers includes, i'm here for you. concern when the user said i'm (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. enough talk. give us a plan. >> we have local breaking news alert for you now. i don't think the pictures will tell you what we're learning. you see. there's possibly, a vehicle in the ohio river. there's belief there's people inside. we don't know the con

hot people policing. which people are engaged in gangs and violent crime. >> reporter: targeting criminals known as operation -- fire. their successful partnership with schools, non-profits and churches. bishop bob jacksonave this reaction -- >> yes. >> reporter: when he saw this reaction. his church also runs a youth program called o. k. it helps about 150 at risk students. if the current trend continues, oakland will see a record low when it comes the homicide rate. kpix5. bart is dealing with the mysterious problem in the transbay tube. what's going on? >> kpix has more on what we have learned so far? >> reporter: 80 bart cars out of service could be linked back to here. it's the same one that was replaced just a few months ago in october of last year. it's not an uncommon problem so far but i do admit that 80 cars is a lot in a one week period of the a propulsion problem. >> reporter: this problem actually happens to about five cars every day. it's only became a major concern when it happened to dozens of trains. people who take bart say there was some overcrowding this week but nothing new. >> something like a citibus, but it's pretty close. you hope you can make it. walking is just not fun at all.

jackson is standing by life with the latest details. hey there. >> reporter: good morning to you, amy and john, a very active scene, tower 51 working from the sky, and hot spots flared up early this morning, as the sun comes up and the sky starts to clear we're getting a better idea of the actual damage that was done. manages in cocoa beach. the birthplace of u.s.a. today. here's what we know, the fire broke out at 9:00 last night on third street, atlantic avenue and florida today reports firefighters had a tough time fighting the blaze, because of high winds, and issues with water supplies and the home once owned by al newhart who founded u.s.a. and florida today and died 3 years ago. the 10,000 square foot home was built in 1975, 11 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms and the property recently sold for $5 million. this highest price ever paid for a house here in brevard county. last night of course hundreds of people lining the coastline to watch history burn down and the house was being renovated and it was planned to use the home for special events and weddings. this is southbound a1a, blocked off at 4th street and the traffic is a nightmare. miles and some f

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jackson, mississippi on over toward pensacola could produce damaging winds or hail. thankfullye don't have anything like that head for us tonight or tomorrow. in fact, forecast models indicating another hot day and main dry, but on saturday as a cold front finally starts to slip down toward virginia florida our rains chances start to go up. on saturday, i knowy, jazz in the gardens, there could be some showers out there and a better chance of owers and storms tomorrow, though, it's mainly dry, the rain chance only going up to about 20%. we start the day with patchy fog. we end certainly warm with a high of 86. and then noticed saturday, sunday from the to 60 percent chance for rainfall as we push a cold front through.& once the front gets through, drier and cooler. check out those temperatures. eric. >> eric: love the sound of that. today not only st. patrics day, it is the opening day at the fair. >> janine: we love the fair. so many rides. so much food. here's the trick. you do the rid first and then you eat food. don't do it the other way. today's opening day included some st. patrick's day parade, there will be fireworks tonight. this is a at the fairgrounds a florida international u

hot and bothered over the coming spring. >> i do? >> yeah. all of this talk about spring and the nice week. >> hey, hey, hey. [ laughter ] >> this is my ode to spring. this is an underrated jackson five classic. this is great and one of my favorites. all right, randy, this is a remix of jackson five, the song you haven't heard it in a while, youtube it. it's called can you feel it. >> it's not going to play. >> reporter: here's what's happening. head to the javits center and see over 200 robotics teams from the tri-state area advance to the 16th anniversary. new york city's first competition and compo. in the bronx, learn about the 19th seven trietry and those who trench them live celebrating women's history month. a children's garden open house in queens. you and your kids can get your hands dirty with planting activities and garden crafts with this annual drop-in event. on long island, beware of march. see how central plots of the plays unfold. arts, culture and fun present a night of jazz and dancing harlem. learn swing dance steps and get the chance to practice those moves to live music. for more information about these events and to submit an event that might be featured th

hot -- "the charlotte observer," "lead in water now confined -- not confined to flint." not confined to flint. that's january 30, 2016. so whether it is flint, michigan or newark, new jersey, or jackson, mississippi, or durham, north carolina, or should i name some more places that are going to hit us? -- the american people have a right to expect clean, safe drinking water when they turn on their faucets. it is clear, this is a national crisis that demands a national solution going forward. so that is why today i've introduced new legislation, the lead in drink water disaster act, and we are doing this because, should there be more flints, we want to have a better way to move forward. currently the president can declare a major disaster for catastrophes like hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, tsunamis, storms, drought, fires, floods, and explosions. now, sometimes those fires, floods and explosions are man-made and yet we are able to act through the fema. the federal emergency management administration. but lead in drinking water is not on the list of major disasters covered under fema's rules. it is critical that future presidents do not have their hands tied because the definitio