jeff roberts at the durham fire battalion spoke to me by phone about the tornado threat and what we need to do to stay safe. >> be in an interior room, and that is certainly the best option. good idea to try to out run a tornado in your car. if you are outdoors with no shelter available, take shelter in a low-lying, flat area, and watch out for debris. >> we need to be in to help when needed. joel: so the warning from governor mccrory tonight, do not get hurt. be aware during school and office hours, and the governor is encouraging schools and universities to review their emergency plans and tornado shelter situation. steve: we will have more from noon until 6:00 tomorrow night. x, joel brown -- thanks, joel brown. and we will be sending out updates on our website and on our new zap during the day, and you can track it at any time app. tisha: beyonce show will go on, and we are live at the teamsters building with reaction. reporter: there are over 500 officers associated with this, most on patrol and working, but a small group here have voiced their concerns. the raleigh police protectiv

. >> jeff: robert paulson's 1991 mercedes in mint condition is now crushed under the huge black olive tree in his front yard me. raced home. >> 60 years old. if lived through ali kinds of hurricanes and everything. i never seen anything like this. >> jeff: skylake, an unincorporated northeast mimii-dade, was hit hard. many were rocked out of bed, a a went straight to the window. >> i watched as i was looking trampoline actlly become airborne, lift straight up and then just disappear out of sikht. i heard a very loud noise, sort of an explosion. >> jeff: on northeast 196 terrace, trees took out transformers, power poles snapped, lines stretched across roadways. this p per line came down on top of a boat. the winds so high, thihi trampoline was wrapped around a tree trunk. not far on northeast 21st court, the roof torn off this house. ighbors say the owners are away, and there's four afternoons of watein the house. >>>> inches of water. >> i'm just taking a deep breath and i'm just a little emotional because that was something. >> jeff: and that mercedes you saw buried earlier here, it

. >> jeff: robert paulson's 1991 mercedes-benz in mint condition is now crushed under the huge black olive tree in his front yard. he what is at work at the time and raced home. >> 60 years old. i lived through all kinds of hurricanes and everything. i never seen anything like that. >> jeff: s slake awning rated northeast of miami-dade was hit hard, many were rockeout of window. >> i watched as i was looking out the backyard, i watched the trampoline actually become airborne, lift straight up and en just disappear out of sight. i heard a very loud noise, sorl of an explosion. >> jeff: on northeast 196 terrace, trees took out transformers, power polls this power line came down on top of a boat. the winin so high, this trampoline was wrapped around a tree trunk. not far on northeast 24th court e roof tore off the of this house. neighbors say the orbs are away the house. >> i'm just taking a deep breath and i'm a little emotional because that was something. >> jeff: it sure was. you can see landscape crews are out in full force, trying to get this tree off of the mercedes. they are work

pastor robert jeff ris is here up next. fo rs . rs . rs . . support given to me by the evangelicals. they've been incredible. every poll says how well i'm doing with them and, you know, my mother gave me this bible, this very bible, many years ago. >> donald trump appealing to evangelicals on facebook ahead of the iowa caucus. so who will walk away with the evangelical vote today? >> such an important vote. here with a closer look is fox news contributor and pastor of the first baptist dallas church dr. jeffress. when you look at the evangelical vote you say it's going to come down to idealists versus pragmatists. can you explain that? >> sure. there is a tug of war going ton between evangelicals about what the most important quality in a candidate is and the evangelical idealists i call them believe we need not only a strong leader but a strongly committed christian whose faith inspires every part of his life and those candidates are tend to go lean toward cruz or carson or rubio, and yet there is the pragmatists who say we'd love to have a s

jeff justice roberts addressed his death and said his chair draped in death signified the mourning aftere, justice antonin scalia. we went onto talk about him and said that justice scalia authored 292 opinions, and he said, and he was known for his occasional dissent from time to time. that prompted some laughs in the room. as we've been talking about, justice scalia was known for his fire yes and blunt dissent. chief justice roberts talked about how scalia was our man for seasons. we will miss him beyond measure. he said he had an irrepressible spirit they'll never forget. it's true. during oral arguments, he brought humor to the bench. he changed the way article arguments were. chief justice roberts talked about how much his absence is deeply felt here today, certainly a difficult day for carol?ght justices on the wench. >> pamela brown reporting live. thank you. still to come, it is the last chance for the gop to strike it rich for super tuesday. trump, rubio, cruz, all raising the stakes in nevada. who would you bet on? i'll talk to a professional, next. implps you premium like clock

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roberts and the story is coming up. >>> good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff rainieri. mild weather today. even warmer for to. we're tracking increasing waves at the coastline. we'll let you know how high it gets coming up in my microclimate forecast. a place of worship - up in fles.. hureds of b area mbodian familie-- shou be celeating >>> a place of worship up in flames. hundreds of bay area cambodian families should be celebrating here tonight, but instead they're picking up the pieces. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is in east oakland at that charred buddhist temple. jodi, had to see it on this religious holiday. what caused that fire? >> reporter: raj, i'll tell you, this is just sinking in for many. you can see some of the monks are here as well as some of the temple members. as you mentioned, this is the religious home for hundreds of because area families. tonight on a day they should be inside together praying, meditating and reflecting, they are grappling with a big loss. this is what an oakland neighborhood woke up to early this morning. 40-foot flames engulfing oakland's cambodian buddhist temple.

robert bridges killed myla and critically injured jeff. they were neighbors and had a year long feud. the shooting happened as the 12-year-old son's bus pulled up. she quickly got him on the bus and went to the next stop to call 911. >>> a professor who embezzled money said he was giving the money to a needy student. he is charged with stea $70,000 from student agriculture clubs he advised. he was giving the money to a graduate student with medical issues and moupting bills and evidence he tried to transfer money from the retirement >>>. >>>. >>> hard to watch this right here. three people were hurt. one person in critical condition. a total of five people on board the tour helicopter when it went down just after 10:00 yesterday morning. people who saw that crash jumped into the water to pull the victims to shore. >> when we first saw it, i actually turned and said do those land on water? because that looks like it is coming -- and within a second, somebody yelled to get down and we turned and ran and tried to take cover. >> an ntsb repres

michelle roberts is there but let's start with jeff ranieri. sunshine and allergies. >> really looking ahead toward the possibility of rainfall throughout this week. more on that in about 15 minutes but right now high pressure off. that is the number one reason why we've continued to see the mild temperatures that's keeping the storm track to the north. how mild were we? new records today, hayward at 70 degrees for the record, we hit 76 so shattering these records in some places. record of 75 and we hit 75 tieing it and oakland has not been this warm at least close to this since 1977 when we had 73 degrees. today we hit 74. who is the warmest right now? right now 75 in santa teresa and campbell 74 and 75 in sunnyvale. back across contra costa beginning to cool off a bit near alma low as a sea breeze is coming in at the current moment. we'll talk about much colder weather and rainfall that will eventually lower the pollen forecast in about ten minutes. >> we'll see you shortly. michelle roberts joins us and michelle, nice to actually see water t

michelle roberts is in the south bay as we begin in studio with jeff ranieri. >> unlimited visibility throughout the bay area. it's this area of high pressure that we track to last week that's still in place diverting storm systems off to the north. this region of high pressure responsible for, again, record-setting heat today. how warm was it? one of the warmest. up in santa rosa, 85, san rafael, 80, san francisco coming in at 77. richmond also at 77. as we take a closer look at our weather, you can see we're still holding on to 84 in santa rosa, 83 in sevastopol. but starting to cool off in belvedere as we get more of an ocean flow moving in there. for the south bay, also supermild right now. check it out. santa theresa 79, downtown san jose 78, saratoga at 78. the largest problem with this weather has been the pollen. it is up, way up, especially with our cypress trees throughout the bay. we'll let you know when that rain returns. details in 15 minutes. >> rain on the way, thank you, jeff. >>> even though many had this day off, we did have traffic. the brilliant sunshine and people

roberts and laura de maria. they will kick it off and navigate your commute. >> romona: thanks, jeff. another ground breaking breakthrough. the country's first uterus transplant. doctors performed the nine-hour surgery on this past wednesday. the 26-year-old patient is in stable condition. we are expecting to learn more details about the procedure next week and how it can help many other women in the future of ramona? >> romona: we have been hearing young voters could have a big impact on the 201 sick -- 2016 election. that's why they are doing their part to get out the youth vote. we went to mentor to find out how. >> this is the junior class of 2016. all juniors from various lake county high schools. the service project this year is your voice, your vote targeting people age 16 to 26. they sponsored a booth and machine and sample ballots. it let everyone know that civic involvement is important at any age. >> it is important because they say i am just one person, but you should really go out there and influence other people. the country can be how you want it to be. >> you want to c

roberts. she's in the weather center. been there for hours tracking the latest forecast. along with jeff who's back there. >> samantha: he is also back here. getting ready for the evening shows. we have a lot to watch out want to take you straight to a live look over 480. you can see that the snow is flying around. the camera's shaking a little bit because it's quite windy outside. we are at 32. the good news is, road temperatures, pretty much everywhere, are well above freezing. so, while this is coating the grass in some areas, it is for the most part not sticking to the roads. it's just making the roads wet. you can see that we do have a persistent fetch of snow coming in from the north and northwest. snow extending all the way down into dover new philly. in downtown cleveland, we have gotten a little break. it's just flurries. same thing along the rest of the lake shore in cuyahoga county. but, you go a little bit farther south, parma, brecksville, strongsville, solon, the snow picks up. the steadiest snow is mainly inland but you get out toward our far western counties, seneca, otta

congressman jeff duncan introduced a bill to give the house authority to sue if they try or break that law. in columbia, robert kittle, seven news. >> the president says closing guantanamo would also save taxpayers $1.7 billion. >>> a bill to fund highway repairs remains at a road block. the chamber of commerce has been encouraging people to contact their senator to tell them to end the filibuster and vote on the bill this week. senator top davis started the debate on the senate floor. he blocked action on the bill last week in hopes of not raising taxes on gas. >> south carolina deserves to have us look at every single we assess what our road and bridge fees are before we go back and jack up their gas tax. >> the still has not come to a vote. there's an interactive link that we have for you on wspa.com under links. >>> we are going to be tracking a lot of rain over the next 24 hours. in fact, in some cases we may get too much. so we'll have an eye on the streams, creeks, rivers, and of course the roads that could get backed up with water. in addition to that we also have a severe weather threat going into tom

jeff hirsh will have more on paula? >> bond is set for $102000 for a man. and robert reeves is charged with aggravated robbery, assault and resisting arrest. reeves is accused of robbing the shell station on saturday. police say he told the clerk he had a gun and made up with a carton of cigarettes. k-9. reeves attorney told the court, his client is schizophrenic and bipolar. and reeves had a cell phone, not a gun. >>> the future of five local apartment complexes, buildings that are previously declared public nuisances. meyers away from the property and landlords there. instead, an independent operator known as the receiver. we know the operator will be no house properties. this started following hundreds of complaints from residents and nearly 2000 code violations. more than a million dollars of repairs and security measures are needed. >>> well, decent day today. and we may have a little warm up in the future. that may come with some problems. scott dimmich in the no way weather center. >> temperatures are falling into and for the 40s this evening. then close to 50 today. some in the lower 50s. and we're still warmer th

robert downey junior, who plays iron man in the movies. still to come on channel 2 news this morning... meteorologist jeff martinez will have your pinpoint 2 forecast flores: i was raised by my father. my mother left my family when i was 9 years old. things really went from bad to worse for me. this isn't just about numbers, this is about real lives. this is a system that isn't working for the everyday person. it's one of the reasons why i decided to endorse bernie sanders. nevadans are looking for people who are willing to think big, to be bold, and to fight for everyday people. and that's exactly what bernie sanders is doing. sanders: i'm bernie sanders welcome back... now that the standoff at the wildlife refuge in burns oregon is over...the hold-outs are now in custody. michele fiore... nevada's assemblywoman known for her pro-gun stance... is being thanked for her role in the incident. she flew to portland and joined when the last of the occupiers surrendered yesterday morning. the f-b-i says she was a big part of ending the whole ordeal. fbi guy:"i can't say enough about the help from the reverend f

roberts navigating your commute. samantha will tell you how many layers you need and laura will get you through your this morning. denise? >> denise: jeff, thank you. the lake county sheriff is thanking the first responders who showed up at the scene of the massive pile up on i-90. 17 people were hurt in the chain reaction crash. hours. meantime, some people are calling one man a good samaritan after he stepped -- stopped to help a family involved in the big crash. as tiffani tucker explains his generousity goes way beyond that. >> we crashed and my mom said get out, get out! >> from behind me all you could hear is the crashing of metal and cars were flying everywhere. >> i just did this to myself. >> reporter: a massive pile up on i-90 on wednesday. the retired cleveland firefighter driving home in the middle of. it one minute it was sunny and dry roads and the next a family of five, one of dozens involved in a crash. their silver suv pinned under a semi. the children ages 11, 7 and 5ing along with their mother and step-father inside the car. they were driving from new york to texas when it happened. >> the father was trapped with the

robert moses. rosanna: what is going on? >> unbelievable. he ridiculed jeff bush. former president, 69 years old. his hairline has receded a aged. in an act of brothly love, the 43rd president took the stage to rally support for the man that would likely be the 45th. >> think the brothers for giving us something to do today. he took some shots at the man who has endlessly criticized both bush brothers donald trump. >> you have to listen to the voices. he will rise above the petty name-calling. >> holding a wide ranging news conference accusing bush of failing the country. >> during the reign of george bush. he threatened to sue kruse. hillary clinn meets with al sharpton. today's gathering follows one that bernie sanders had last week. another reminder of the importance of the african-american vote. back to an old review out. running for political office. >> i do not understand how we can do that with the republicans. we need to get the dog and follow them around. [laughter] >> reporter: hillary clinton has a busy day in new york city today did we mention the meeting morning. rosanna: maybe she w

roberts. laura de maria to navigate your morning commute is starting at 4:30 a.m. here on cleveland 19 news. denise, over to you. >> denise: thank you so much, jeff. three of the people killed died today when a twister touched down in a virginia town. one of the victims was a 2-year-old boy. cars were sent flying and trees uprooted. more than 200,000 customers are still without power with along the east coast. it is the same system that is response -- responsible for killing three people in mississippi and louisiana. >> denise: cleveland city council is holding budget hearings and we learned that they are in over time. we wanted to know where is all of that money going and who is getting the ot. carl monday investigated and he found a few fortunate biggest slice of the over time pie. >> when an ambulance leaves the fire house there is a good chance this man will be on it. gregory is a hard working cleveland paramedic with a paycheck to prove it. we will review the over time records for all 7,500 city of cleveland employees. no one earned more ot than gregory hyde. along with his salary hyde pocketed a pot of golden over time, nearly $90,000. it i

roberts in santa clara. and the message from health officials coming up. >>> and good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. our storm system is moving across with a few areas of showers in the north bay. we'll talk more about this system how long the rain lasts and a full look at super bowl weekend in about seven minutes. dangerous inmates on the run. ==take vo== tod, a taxi driver d >>> his life in the hands of three dangerous inmates on the run. today a tax question driver kidnaped and held at gunpoint by the orange county escapees is talking about his terrifying ordeal. they ended up right here in the bay area. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is live outside the san jose motel where they spent at least one night. and damian, he says two of the fugitives wanted him dead but the third ultimately saved his life. >> reporter: yeah. he says he's very lucky. they spent several hours here at the alameda motel in san jose just down from the shark tank in san jose. but he says that he's very grateful that he was released. he spoke through a translator in los angeles to reporters. he can now laugh about t

jeff ranieri. another record breaking day today. santa cruz at 85 degrees, san jose 76. you want some relief? we're talking about any possible chance of rain ahead, and that's in about seven minutes. >>> i'm michelle roberts live in san francisco where a group of nuns are struggling to make ends meet. how they're trying to keep the doors open at a local soup kitchen. that story is coming up. >>> yeah, it was really a call to action for us. you know, everything that he's been through, how could we say no? >> it's a vintage with great taste and even greater purpose. the wine country family doing what they love to help others. y is bernie nbc news declaring senator bernie sanders as the >>> following some breaking news now. it is a little after 8:00 east coast time. nbc news is declaring senator bernie sanders the winner on the democratic side of the new hampshire primary. these are live pictures from the bernie sanders party there. they're waiting for the senator to take the stage. nbc news projecting bernie sanders the winner of the new hampshire primary. we have live pictures from the donald trump party. nbc news predicting donald trump as a winner. this is news if it stands over cruz and rubio. the news

robert jackson. the reason his writings were so affable. >> brown: very briefly did he have an impact on the law? >> absolutely as jeff has mentioned.lly transformed the approach that the court has taken and forced his opponents to define themselves against him. to be sure some of his greatest opinions aropinions are dissent. over the years, i think everyone has recognized the wisdom of that solo dissent and i think likewise, when we get past the heated controversies of the moment, they'll welcome the deep which dox there and law students will read his opinions as long as anyone reads supreme court cases. >> brown: i'll ask you for a brief end, he was also on the losing side of many key issues of the day. >> absolutely. legacy will be his text of constitution, but progressive supported progressive outcomes like the marriage equality cases, where he is simply on the wrong side of history in my opinion. elisabeth, jeffrey >> woodruff: less than 48 hours after the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia, his vacant seat was already an issue on the campaign trail. today republican candidates said president obama should not be the

robert taking their show to the next level. announcingnghe engagement on instagram saying she's the the dance pro and shark tank judge started shortly before the season premier in march 2015. >> jeff: that's what i look like when i dance. deadpool dominating the box office for the third week in a row. charming audiences and raking in 31.5 million bucks. the marvel flick becoming the third highest ossing r-rated film of all time. gods of egypt in second place in the box office. the defiant mortal teams up with t t powerful god after the god of darkness takes over egypt's throne. the action film earning 14 million dollars. and kung fu panda 3 for the kiddies rounding out the top 3 taking a chop at the box office. the animated film bringing in 9 million dollars. >> robbin: fox's hit show gotham preparing for the new and darker world as well as the return of some fan favorites. >> jeff: a lot of people watching this one closely. ck levinthal talks about what the fans can expect. >> do you confess to murder? >> yes, i do. proud of it. >> reporter: the world of gotham is about to get more twisted and dark as the show continues with the wrath of the villains chapter on fox. >> it's just

jeff? >> sonya sotomayor. standing in the order in which they sit on the supreme court bench. clarence thomas and chief justice roberts. chief justice roberts, to his right, is the traditional seat for the most senior associate justice. now there's anthony kennedy, who's the tall gentleman, and that, of course, was antonin scalia's seat until his death. >> i see elena kagan. >> ruth bader ginsburg, the short older woman between justice kennedy and justice samuel alito and justice elena kagan in the blue shirt. >> let's listen s i will give you rest. i am meek and humble of heart and you will find rest for yourselves, for my yoke is easy and my burden light. out of the dep manies i try to you, o, lord, lord, hear my voice. let your ears be attentive to my voice and supplication. if you, o lord, mark iniquities, lord, who could stand? but with you is found forgiveness that you may be revered. i trust in the lord. my soul trusts in his word. my soul waits for the lord more than sentinels wait for the dawn for with the lord is kindness and with him plenteous redemption and he will redeem israel from all of their iniquitie

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and robert says superdelegates are another way to fix an election. wonder why voters are disgusted. then jeffays, news bulletin for those not paying attention, bernie sanders now has no chance to win the nomination. maverick says the democratic party has publicly and now privately split as to how and when superdelegates should choose to wield their power. brian is abrian is a democrat i, georgia, is that right? caller: yes, good morning. one of the things i want to say is that, i am a democrat. i don't really trust hillary clinton because of the things that have gone on. bernie sanders -- i don't know. the one thing i know is that donald trump is a businessman. donald trump is going to help business. has hisalk about how he own money but he is part of wall street. you deal with these people. so i hope they are ready for a letdown when he gets in here. the republicans don't even like him. i have heard a lot of people bashing barack obama but i have a situation where i have a who always bashes the foodama that when runs out he has to use the social programs. host: bloomberg has this story -- do

jeff is survived by jenny, i had father robert and brother jeremy. our nation and all nebraskans are forever indebted to his service and sacrifice. sergeant jeffrey hansen is a hero, and i'm honored to tell his story, lest we forget his life and the freedom that he fought to defend. thank you, madam president. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: madam president, i think we're all very touched and moved by senator fischer's remarks and the thoughts of the entire body go out to sergeant hansen's family, those that he left behind. madam president, i'm here on the floor today with no better news. we all woke up just days ago to the news of another mass shooting, this time in kalamazoo saturday another community was changed forever by gun violence. we live it every day. in connecticut still mourning 20 dead first graders and six teachers who he protected them. in this case the alleged killer used a semiautomatic handgun to kill six people and injure at least two others across three incidents between about 6: