but roy wilkins was out in front at that time as a newspaper editor in kansas city and the kansas city call. he later joined the naacp. i would characterize him as a man of great courage, a lot of common sense, and a sense of destiny in knowing that he wanted to go to a certain place, he wanted to bring his people to a certain place, and he seemed to have a sense of certainty about what he was doing. >> roy wilkins was born in st. louis, missouri in 1901. his mother died when he was five, and he and his brother and sister went to live with an aunt and uncle in st. paul, minnesota. he grew up in a community with only a handful of blacks. he attended mostly white public schools and spent his time mostly with white friends. wilkins was an excellent student and from early on, his writing was powerful and clear. when he went to the university of minnesota in 1919, he joined the staff of the student newspaper. after graduating, wilkins owned and edited a black newspaper in kansas city, missouri. he stayed there until he joined the staff of the naacp 1931. since then, he has had an influence

back with us today is pat mcgonigle from wdaf in kansas city, missouri. how you doing?me, welcome back! >> thanks. >> good to have you. uh, the fox affiliate there in kansas city, missouri-- home to "millionaire." >> yes. >> you guys have been, uh, a good home for us there. >> oh, yeah. everybody's very excited. as--as you know, a very passionate following for this show. >> so, seven grand before we were rudely interrupted yesterday. >> that's okay. >> so you're back today to pick up, and, uh, remind everybody which charity we're playing for. >> oh, it's a wonderful charity, chris. it's the love fund for children. it's in kansas city, and it just does everything from musical instruments for kids who wouldn't otherwise get them to vaccinations. all these unmet needs that, uh-- they really help out kids, giving them a chance to have a happy and healthy childhood. just a great thing. >> i love it. well, you're at $7,000. all three lifelines still there, so you're in good shape as we jump back in to your game today. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musi

he became quite a local hero in kansas city. unfortunately, the large numbers of casualties that would come after him what far eclipsed the but not intzsimmons, the army's way of thinking. in the u.s. army, a hospital would be named for him in denver, colorado. that leads us to another one of our human stories, a nurse who was also killed in combat. you can tell by our surroundings, we have changed locations in the museum. we are still following the story of important people involved in the story of medicine and medical delivery and, actually this relates closely to fitzsimmons, who we just talked most. it may be the non-obvious of ways. this dress, the metals and the fatigue uniform belonged to a young woman by the name of sharon lane. sharon lane was not even born during the first world war were when fitzsimmons would be killed. we named the hospital for fitzsimmons, edit named -- if it's in the story that way. sharon lane is from ohio, had trained as a nurse, we know that in the late 60's, she was casting about whether she wo

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. >> reporter: in kansas city, we caught up with jodi. >> she physically transforms but also emotionally transforms, and that is something that was really big for me. >> reporter: she's a penitentiary officer and a former hairdresser. you work with the whole fab five, do you have a defining moment? >> my time with caramo and the things that he pulled out of my soul that i didn't even realize the rut i was in and the revelation of it. >> reporter: jodi's brother died in a tragic accident 25 years ago. decades of heartbreak realized in one car ride. >> a lot of people have problems with deflecting compliments. when do you think that started? >> i would say that was probably close to after my brother died. and then after he died, i felt like i was never going to heal from it. >> reporter: what did you tell jodi? >> i just wanted her to see what the rest of us are seeing and help her to realize that there was a moment thaw stoppt you st and understand why that moment happened and grow through it. look at her now. >> reporter: it's not just the people they help whose lives are transformed. th

i have a very good friend who lives in austin who grew up in kansas city. he grew up in kansas city in the 1950's. and he recalled visiting the truman library. the second of the presidential ies, after the franklin roosevelt library. he goes to his school. takes a field trip to the truman library. and my friend greg, he's a third grader. and they're all trooping out of the bus to go into the library and who should they see but former president harry truman who lived several blocks from the library, had an office in the library. and every morning he would get up and he would walk to the library. people. talk to the truman the last president not to have a college degree but he prided himself on this knowledge because he read a lot. truman liked to show off on history. my friend greg still shakes his head. so greg says, the president stopped and he said ok, kiddies, i have a question for you. now, you probably know that both the house of representatives and the senate have various committees. and they deal with issues. and in each of the houses there's a commi

louis. >> reporter: ryan hunter is an offensive lineman for the kansas city chiefs.interning nor freshman senator josh pauly oissouri. >> it's fun because we're both new together. so ryan is new. i'm new. we're kind of learning the ropes together. i think it's phenomenal that n.f.l. players like ryan who are very busy guys and have a career they're pursuing want to be involved in their communities, want to be involved in service. >> reporter: michael thomas plays safety for the new york giants. this is his second time working for congresswoman sheila jackson lee, who represents his district in houston extension tex. >> what a place to be, not only in my office, but in many offices where they can be change agents and translate that will leadership on the field into making a difference. >> last year i thought, i got to come back because i sawwhat's ad how much she's really on the ground, you know, like putting in the work. a lot of things that we were fighting for for criminal justice reform,etentind stuff like, that she's already written. they're on the floor. she's p

but back up from kansas city to st. louis. in the northeast it's about the nor'easter cranking up massive rain with a mix to the north and looking for possibly 6 to 12 inches. for the west, widespread unsettled weather that could cause flooding there alone. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the shocking number of rattlesnakes luring under a home in texas. >>> but first the technology that could allow you to block all of those annoying robocalls at dinnertime. >>> also this morning, the bungee jump nightmare on this cruise ship raising major safety concerns. we'll hear from the man who survived it. >>> the big >> oh, no. >>> a giant cucumber got into quite a pickle in australia. the inflatable vegetable was traveling along the sydney harbour for a promotional stunt when it toppled off its mooring. the cucumber ripped open. you see it right there, deflated into the water. >> thank goodness it was on tape. otherwise we wouldn't believe it. >>> a florida man is suing royal caribbean after he was ba

many towns and farms remain flooded like here midway between omaha and kansas city. temperatures in that region will be springlike today. kansas city will see a high of 69, the same as los angeles and warmer than atlanta's 64. much of the midwest will be about 20 degrees above normal. >>> coming up, a big change for reese's peanut butter cups. we'll explain. >>> but first a big profit on wall street. just how high they're getting and the average bonus that was just paid out. >>> and tonight's massive powerball drawing, $750 million is up for grabs. remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> we're back now with more proof that canadians are really nice. a woman near vancouver took on the potential

unfortunately, more unwelcome rain for grand island, omaha and kansas city. that's going to add to local flooding. now, you combine the rain along with ice and snow melt and it's causing problems as far north as elkhorn river as well as towards platte river then that flows into the missouri river, thought kansas city, columbia and st. charles and all that dumps into the mississippi river which will make flooding throughout the midsouth all the way to the deep south even worse. that's the reason why. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the social media star accused of a fitness fraud and the new fight over refunds. >>> but first, new details who leaked neighborhooded photos of amazon's jeff bezos to "the national enquirer" and how much that tabloid paid for them. >>> and later why the search for the serial killer known as jack the ripper may finally be over. for the thousands of wounded warriors returning from battle, wounded warrior project has developed the warriors to work program, a unique program that helps wounded warriors transla

this is video of the missouri river in kansas city.icultural land along the river. crews with kansas city power and light also shut off power to customers in five communities because of the flooding. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . as skies clear overnight, temperatures will drop into the upper 30s in the inland valleys to the mid 40s in the bay area. expect patchy fog to form in portions of the north bay valleys overnight. temperatures on sunday will warm near average into the 60s in most areas. high clouds will increase during the afternoon as the next storm approaches the bay area. these systems will bring periods of rain and breezy conditions to the region. region.conditions to the and breezy conditions to the region. the warriors....fresh off of a drubbing of the indiana pacers....figured to do the same tonight to the lowly dallas mavericks.....>but that's why you play the game....and the mavs had a different plan in mind......> get this ---- dirk made his orac

el sistema avanzarÁ hacia denver, kansas city, san luis con fuertes lluvias y nevadas. por no asegurarse de que el animal estuviera encerrado. alegan que la pequeÑa de cinco aÑos sufriÓ grandes lesiones en el rostro que requerirÁ de reconstrucciÓn facial. >> es una foto difÍcil de mirar. esta niÑa fue atacada por un perro pitbull que llevaba como apoyo emocional. la familia no estÁ hablando con la prensa pero la demanda dice que cuando la dueÑa del perro se acercÓ al mostrador de alaska airlines el pitbull no estaba en una caja segura. las salidas requirieron -- las heridas requirieron cirugÍa y daÑo en una glÁndula lagrimal. la gente se estÁ acostumbrando pero los incidentes con otros pasajeros estÁn escalando. >> las aerolÍneas estÁn tomando medidas para prevenir este tipo de incidentes. algunas ademÁs de exigir los documentos necesarios 48 horas antes del vuelo piden tambiÉn comprobantes de que el animal se comporta bien. por cierto, el perro que atacÓ a la niÑa en portland no estaba ni entrenado ni registrado como animal de servicio. >> phone pitbull, es el que atac

louis to kansas city to ohio, cleveland. rain arriving in areas of pennsylvania and southern tier of new york. we had a snowstorm for you in areas of wyoming. back side of this storm is chilly. on saturday we take this storm still lingering in the ohio valley. some thunderstorms and rain down through areas of arkansas. we'll get a warm day along the east coast. then as we go through sunday that's when the rain will cool us off in areas of the east coast. middle of the country is quiet. chillier behind that storm system. most people will have one nice day. when we come back later baseball season forecast. opening day. >> i'm glad you bring that up because baseball is back, everybody. opening day is finally here. 30 teams takes to the diamond today. details is next in sports. today. details is next in sports. with fidelity wealth management you get straightforward advice, tailored recommendations, tax-efficient investing strategies, and a dedicated advisor to help you grow and protect your wealth. fidelity wealth management. >

free agency they sought out ball hawks, linebacker quon alexander from tampa and dee ford from kansas city. >> we believe they can reverse the trend. starting with quon, he's always around the ball and then dee has a knack for getting the ball out. eight forced fumbles last year. >> speed and violence affect the quarterback and make people do stupid things before they want to and both of these guys have a lot of speed and they both play very violent. >> when healthy, that is. alexander is recovering from a torn acl, suffering in october. >> i just have been grinding and working hard. just pushing myself to get back. i'm taking it day by day and let it work out and then i'll be back soon. >> and hopefully playing like the color of his hair. >> he plays with his hair on fire. [ laughter ] >> despite having a career year in 2018 in which he had 13 sacks, ford may be best known out of kansas city for one play in january afc championship game. the chiefs intercepted tom brady late but ford was in the neutral zone instead of running out the clock, the patriots went on to win the game and then th

potential for severe weather from oklahoma to kansas city.e of this system. a southerly flow. the wind bars starting to make their way up. it's causing a temperature change back into the 60s and 70s. for the east coast you'll get spoiled this weekend with that warmer air before the colder air starts to push in. now please don't lose the winter coat. we're talking about the 40s for the upper midwest. i want will continue to slide over to the carolinas, baltimore and portions of the northeast by monday afternoon. we're only going see highs back in the 40s. even my home state, look at this. they are getting spoiled by temperature in the 40s. that's record breaking for alaska. >> that's your home state >> my home. >> i learn something new every single day. >>> we now have the video so at the confirmation hearing of acting interior secretary david bernhardt yesterday there was an unexpected viewer in the crowd. a green unblinking swamp creature watching over his shoulder. the creature was one of several scattered throughout the hearing room in pro

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now, hunt was cut by the kansas city chiefs that november.and kicking a woman who allegedly shouted racist slurs at him in february of 2018. no charges were filed in that incident. now, in december, commissioner roger goodell said the nfl has, quote, zero tolerance for violence against women. unquote. so, while some say an eight-game suspension is sufficient. others question it. we want to know your thoughts, tweet us, did the nfl get this right? kareem hunt signed a deal to play with the cleveland browns last month. to another story, police are reporting an alleged battery of a juvenile at the home of tyreek hill. officers were calls to the hills' home on thursday. but kctv says nine days earlier, hill was named in a police report as part of a possible child abuse investigation. as of friday, hill hasn't been charged or arrested in either case. cnn has reached out to the chiefs, the nfl, hill's agent and police, but has not heard back. hill has a history of domestic violence. while in college at oklahoma state in 2015, he pleaded guilty to d

kevin: congratulations to iowa state, they have just beaten kansas in the big 12 championship in kansas city. 43 seconds. seven-point lead, utah state. on cbs. ass back onto the lawn. he knows that instead of going into a bag, it can act as a fertilizer and strengthen his yard. he's not green, but his lawn is going to be for a long time. yardsmanship is not dead folks. not by a long shot. >> kevin: northern utah is where the aggies call home. that is where the campus is. freshman and a junior have led the way, this championship game against the pesky aztecs of san diego state. >> dan: and merrill has done this against every freshman the entire game, and it was his ability to score inside and the first half to help relieve some of the pressure on merrill in the second half. what you are doing here, kevin, is defending the three, period anrying to get the rebound >> kevin: porter, brito, fouled. hemsley, he's gone. >> dan: to put this in perspective, hemsley is the senior, he is leaving the game. san diego needed to win this game to make it to the ncaa tournament. >> kevin: they went last year

kansas city, beautiful, 71, ten ver at 73 degrees.lly this morning. by thursday, chicago is up to 59. nashville, for just, 73 degrees for your thursday. it's not until friday or saturday that on the east coast we experience, new york city 70 on saturday, sunday is a little cooler. charlotte should be in the 70s friday and saturday. the cool down happens in the middle of the country. this is our rain event. we if et the snow melt, the rain and we will have to deal with the flooding all over again, starting this weekend, lasting into next week the timing on our next big rain storm. this will be thursday, tomorrow morning into the afternoon, more rain over the areas of the missouri river to kansas city and st. louis. it slides into illinois, slow moving, too. rainfall totals will be right around one-to-two inches in this region. this is the mississippi river here. this is the missouri river. when we add the rainfall on top of that we will watch one inch to about an inch-and-a-half. we'll watch that into the weekend. do you guys get your

rain is like salt into an already infested wound from the folks living in grand island, omaha, kansas cityng and the recovery will be disrupted. now, think about this. the missouri river at plattsmouth location, the mississippi, ohio, illinois red, missouri and platte rivers. that's going to be a problem throughout the season. on the rest, for tuesday night going into wednesday, look for snowy patches and icy thunderstorms along the west coast and for florida, heaviest rain from ft. meyers to miami that will result in flooding in low lying areas. >>> we head overseas where a gunman opened fire in a tram ride in the netherlands. killing five people and injuring three others. >> the turkish immigrant was known to authorities and has a criminal record. terrorism has not been ruled out. at least one other suspect has also been detained. some witnesses say there was more than one assailant on the train. >>> the ceo is out with a statement amid clear similarities between two crashes. they say boeing is taking action to actually ensure the safety of the 737 max in light of the indonesia crash las

a little light rain from omaha to kansas city and st. louis today. we'll take a look at the forecast for the rest of the country coming up. >>> new meaning t tohe word snow mobil. 140 harley davidson's took on a snow covered hill in italy. winter x games player speed up the slope i t recorde to win the sixth annual race and snow event. looks dangerous. >> and fun. >>> still ahead, violence in vegas. the dramatic twist in a case against a teenager caught on camera there pushing her friend off a brunch. "early today" continues. do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth? or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. from crest 3d white. the whitening therapy collection. now with charcoal or coconut oil. it gently whitens. plus, it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. there's nothing quite as magical as staying at a disney resort hotel. ♪ so imagine... complimentary rides to and from the park... even extra time with your family in the park. and now, youan save up to 30% on rooms at s

guest: hi, kansas city. hi, everybody back home. i would definitely say that language is very important. i think the issue that comes up a lot of times is that i think a lot of times people assume that when we talk about race or culture or diversity, we are talking about minority and immigrants. but we are not talking about white americans, and so there is a kind of long history in academia, for example, that looks at this notion that whiteness -- whiteness as invisible. when we talk about race, we are usually -- the assumption very often is that we are not talking about white america. we are talking about everybody else, so it's an interesting concept, but i would say that part of what we might need also is a more developed language to talk about what it means to be white in this country, talk more about it, not less about it. part of the story i tell in the book is that, again, everybody wasn't talking about race that i spoke with, so race plays out in issues. ce underlies anxieties about race, underlie stories about guns, about g

. >> crews from kansas city, missouri will come in and make repair. the pipeline company based out of dallas. this is not the first deadly explosion they have encountered with the state of missouri. >> tributes are flooding in as the celebrity cast of the voice reacts to news of powerhouse contestant janice freeman. it was an extreme case of pneumonia and a blood clot that traveled to her heart. she finished 11th in the season. she continued to receive warmth and friendship from miley cyrus. the singer battled lupus, meningitis, and cervical cancer. cyrus and hudson sent condolences on social media. >>> this was originally held march 7th, 1965. during the march, they violently beat protesters who tried to cross the. they were gathering support for the voting rights act that passed later that year. forethat'sst. >>>midd of the country to the northeast. it's cool but it's winter. boise, 46. salt lake city, 44 degrees. lots of sunshine this morning in seattle. san francisco, 55. dry conditions before some rain mo pretty good too. lots of sunshine. on the

jackie: una residente de kansas city asegura que estÁ vivagracias a un milagro divino.y estuvo a punto de impactarla, pero fue detenida por el marco de un cuadro que colgaban la pared sobre su cabeza y era una copia de la oraciÓn del padre nuestro. los milagros sÍ existen, seÑores. pamela: a mÍ, llegamos al final. los esperamos con mucho mÁs de primer impacto. ♪ patricia: es jueves, 14 de marzo. Éstas son las noticias. medio paÍs padece los estragos de un potente ciclÓn invernal que azota con nieve, lluvia y viento huracanados, desde colorado hasta las mascotas. un policÍa muriÓ cuando investigaba un accidente. en las prÓximas horas el presidente trump estarÍa rechazÓ el senado a su declaraciÓn de emergencia nacional en la frontera. 12 republicanos votaron en contra del proyecto presidencial. y ateos en dos mezquitas, en nueva zelanda dejan un nÚmero y entre indeterminado muertos. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. patricia: buenas noches, el invierno parece empeÑado en complicarle la vid

. >>> now to a shootout outside an elementary school near kansas city. police exchanged gunfire with a suspect yesterday at a home across the street from the school. a class outside for recess was moved inside and the school was locked down. fortunately, no students or staff were harmed. the suspect was treated at a hospital and released. he has been charged with aggravated assault and criminal discharge of a firearm. >>> this week brought more troubling news for traditional retail stores. in a single day three major brands announced that they are closing more than 300 stores combined. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer. >> reporter: for some gap, victoria secrets and vc pennc e scores, all three announcing the closure of some 300 stores after slumping sales. this as payless hangs up its shoes for good. >> the mall is no longer the place to be. the millennials and generation z actually are customers who are totally used to shopping through social media or online. >> reporter: but even new ventures like tesla also announcing it's pulling the

.> and some more trouble for a kansas city chiefs skill player....>an investigation is underway into an alleged battery involving chiefs wide receiver tyreek hill.....>hill is reported on the police report as other's involved.....>it is reported that hill's son broke his arm.....>but the details are still fuzzy....we will be sure to report more as the legal process takes place....> the philadelphia phillies new 13 year, 330 million dollar man got a major scare today during a spring training game.....>harper suffered a bruised right foot when he was drilled with a 96 mile per hour fast ball by toronto rookie trent thorton....> phillies manager gabe kapler says x-rays came back negative and that the team isn't overly concerned......> (terisa)coming up.tesla's big reveal last night.... falls flat on wall street.why investors are skeptical about the new... model "y" if you're watching us on the 'kron on' app - our news coverage continues during the commercial break. visit kron-on- dot-tv to subscribe." to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wi

in kansas city, major highways deserted under a blanket of snow. as much of the northeast prepares for much of the same, with philadelphia, new york and boston gearing up for the worst yet this winter. >> back here in alabama, as you can see, it's dark now and it is going to be a long, difficult night for those who have lost their home and those who are still searching for loved ones. kate? >> that's for sure, tammy. thank you. >>> this storm is not finished yet. wnbc's dave price is here with more on the forecast. dave, what are we looking at? >> kate, let's pick up where tammy left off in the deep south. our concerns stretch from central georgia and all of the way into the carolinas as night falls, particularly dangerous because people tend to disconnect from media and of course, it's hard to visually track those storms so we'll watch that. in the meantime, youked about 61 million people at risk and some of the highest population areas in the country from baltimore all of the way up to boston. new york public schools with 1.1 million children can

. >>> kansas city woman says divine intervention saved her from a bullet.stopped by a framed copy of the lord's prayer. the frame hanging 2 feet above where the 70 -year-old woman was sitting. >> you hit this and fell down behind it. if it hadn't, it might have came on in and hit one of us. >> she was hospitalized after the shooting for what she called a minor stress-related heart attack. police investigating the shooting for both folks inches either way could have been very different. >> apparently you have to have faith in god and your cell phone . >> that's it for the news at 5:00. >>> the fallout is growing and lawsuits flying in the college admissions scheme. >> this unit will be out of service until forever. it is exactly the kind that will not be lost on frequent bart riders but the agency says that has a plan to fix the notorious escalators. what they are rolling out, coming up. >>> a day after the governor dismantled the death chamber, prosecutors say they may seek the death penalty anyway in a brutal san jose killing. >>> we begin with standing ne

we went in michigan, ohio, then i wentconsin, to the kansas city convention and we blitzed there. nd would go and create noise a enthusiasm. >> to defeat the reagan forces. i know you would join them later. back, it was a very interesting and informative time. >> i heard president ford speak in crisler arena. i guess it was the first president i ever laid eyes on. here's a question from one of our guests. how will your policies affect low income rural communities with few nonpublic schools available? >> this is a good question. rural communities have unique challenges. let's just take a hypothetical. a rural community with a k12 students,a couple 300 even if that school is the finest possible for the students attending, there's probably a handful of kids for which that particular approach to learning may not work. kids be ablethose school ina micro that same building that may have a different approach to how that child was educated? recently,mississippi areaool in a very rural that had a hard time hiring teachers, even for the primary subjects, much less ap physics. that school pa

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notice the big temperature contrast here on saturday washington at twenty four just to the west in kansas city at seven and right along the front that is where we're going to be seeing severe weather caused by that caused trusting temperature as we go towards sunday the frontal system continues to make its way towards the east and the south and up towards the north though it is going to be that cold air that does bring some snow across parts of quebec as well as into ontario well across the caribbean we are picking up more showers this time of year and we're talking about here across parts of his been ula over here towards jamaica been looking quite nice for the last few days we expect to see some partly cloudy conditions there at about twenty seven and up towards parts of the hammers at about twenty six degrees there and then down across parts of south america well not looking too bad as we start the week over here towards rio de janeiro twenty seven degrees for the weekend over here to assistance in at thirty three but down here twenty one is it is going to be a rainy day on saturday things

. >> several highways ofhw kansas city, missouri, can come in and make repairs. according to state troopers the pipeline is oned by panhandle eastern pipeline company based out of dallas. this is not the first devastating explosion cot has pipelined. >> over two dozen migrants from central america returned to the border between mexico and california this weekend. their aim, to be reunited with their children who were separated from them during the trump administration's controversial zero tolerance policy last year. nbc's mariana atenseo is following their journey. >> reporter: it took elmer six months and 2,500 miles to get back to this point. "since i left my goal was to be with her. i'm finally at the moment which is the final point, a dream of being with her." traveling fromh his pregnant wife, he hopes to be reunited with his 15-year-old daughter in the u.s. separated under the trump administration's zero tolerance policy, he was deported. his daughter remained in the custody of health and human services for four months and now lives with a relative in wisco

we saw pressure down 24 millibars in and you can still see the spin out towards kansas city, making its way into st. louis. good news for colorado, the avalanche danger is going to decrease throughou your afternoon, but we still have 7 r winter weather concerns, at least throughout the afternoon. so unfortunately, the storm nsystem is just done yet. it is shifting to the east. >> man, got to dealith that now. lot more people there, 7 million at risk. janessa, thank you. >> breaking news out of new york where police are searching for the shooter who gunned down a reputed mob boss overnight, sources close to the investigation say frank kel was killed outside his home on staten island. police tell nbc news the suspected gunman sped away from the scene in a blue pickup truck. the 53-year-old was believed to be the leader othe notorious kamm bin o gambino crime family oe led by john gotti. >> airlines in the u.s. are parking their boeing 737-max jets. the decision came hours african da grounded the planes, leaving the u.s. virtually alone in standing by them. the move to suspend the aircraft

waking up to snow in kansas city, possibly st. louis. there's always a fine line in the forecast.t gets very difficult between the snow and the rain. that will be somewhere around oklahoma city, possibly areas of the stourn ohio valley through kentucky. then by 4:00 p.m. on sunday snow breaking out in areas like pittsburgh and then it's going to be a wintry mess possibly. areas like d.c., philadelphia, new york, southern new england. our computer models are a little split on exactly who's going to get hit the hardest in new england. but there's at least the potential for significant snow from the rockies throughout the central plains, southern ohio valley and numerous areas in the rtt. february or march, your snowy end of winter continues. there's a little light snow this morning even around areas of new york city and philadelphia. i'll give you the rest of the weekend forecast coming up but it's messy. it's in like a lion as they say for march. >> at least it's on the weekend so people don't have to get around work and school. >>> when you're out and about today you might want to

wichita, kansas city, maybe some flooding with that rain on top of the melting snow many minnesota and iowa. wind and rain there. this does weakens as it heads off to the east. the wind will be here in the east. this is an epic storm. >> rob, thank you. >>> next tonight here to new fallout from that college admissions cheating scandal tonight. full house actress lori loughlin was arrested today and a short time ago appearing before a judge. felicity huffman was also arr t arrested by the fbi. usc's water polo head coach was arrested at a hotel in hawaii. the question now is, what about the children. abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, lori loughlin set to be released on bond. her alleged role in that sweeping college bribery scheme. >> you've worked very hard for your success. you should be proud of yourself. i know that i am. >> reporter: the actress who played a role model on "full house," allegedly shelling out $500,000 to consultant rick singer, along with her fashion designer husband to get their daughters into usc. posing them as recruits for the crew team, even though t

temptress but they feel more like winter time with minneapolis only a high fuel for chicago at four in kansas city at nine but down here towards the south we're still seeing a lot of warmer air for atlanta it's going to be a cloudy day at eighteen but as a system pushes through so does some of that colder air come into play so for atlanta your temperatures do drop to about fourteen in dallas is going to be a cool day if you are as well with the temperature there of fourteen degrees where across parts of the caribbean we are seeing some clouds and some rain this is been the trend for much of the islands out here towards the east we are picking up some rain as well over here towards mexico mexico city could be seeing some showers down here across much of central america though looking quite nice over the next few days we may pick up a rain shower or two down here across pena but for managua it is going to be a nice day a warm day at thirty five degrees and then here across parts of argentina looking quite nice most of the rain is going to be out here towards the western parts of argentina but for on

she joineds tonight from kansas city. we know what mps don't want.y rejected theresa may's deal and they say that getting out of the eu without a deal is off the table. has anything changed? amanda: no, nothing has changed at all. this afternoon has been a complete shambles. as the reporter said, the vote today was not legally binding, and the only way to take no deal off the table is to agree on a deal. jane: but they can't, so what happens next? amanda: there has been some talk in the last little while --ev ything is still unfolding in london and is incrediblyin conf-- but it sounds like theresa may may end up having a third meaningful vote on her deal. you are already seeing some inpressions of regret from people who voted a her deal yesterday. you could argue that yesterday in a sense was a free vote because members knew they could bivote tomorrow on the posty of an extension. my sense that this stage of how th is likely to play out i that we will see members vote tomorrow on an extension. that is likely to pass. then there's the question of whet

to my father coming from the midwest from kansas city, meeting there and falling in love, and marrying in new york. my dad was in the army of the state of new york, and came down to new york city with a friend of his and met this tall, absolutely stunning young woman, and married her and decided that wherever the train was going, you have to be on that train. [laughter] >> he was stationed first in los angeles, restationed in los angeles, and then stationed in san francisco. once the war ended, my dad said to my mother, carry, i have a job waiting for me in detroit, let's go back to detroit. and my mother said, and was apropos, and you know who made decisions in the family, you better find a job here, we aren't going anywhere. [laughter] >> my dad always would say that it was the best decision that he had to have made. i said living here, and going to hunter's .1 and number 2 on the hill, yes, yes, yes. somebody may have gone to that school, the buildings are still there. the omega boy's club have their offices there. i graduated from daniel webster elementary school in potrero hill. w

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expect heavy rain tonight from kansas city to omaha and potential flooding in the upper plains and great lakes. warmer temperatures are a relief for people in north dakota where this girl was surprised to open the door and find nothing but snow. meanwhile in the south, a personal check from a family in alabama turned up in macon, georgia. they believe it was carried a hundred miles during last week's tornado outbreak. >>> coming up, the legal battle over godiva chocolate and where it's from. >>> mrs >>> also ahead, the new app that helps people wearing make america great again hats feel safe in restaurants. >>> caught on camera, we hear from the officers who pulled a man from this burning car seconds before it exploded. >>> and later, how this bull ended up on top of a woman's >>> we're back with a close call on the street during heavy winds in london. watch, a man walks by and seconds later part of that building collapses. the bricks and debris rained down but he was not hurt. >>> in germany, heavy winds caused this scare on the road. part of a roof blew off a building in cologne. that

waking up to snow in wichita, kansas city,ui possibly st.here's always a fine line in the forecast. it gets very difficult between the snow and the rain. that will be somewhere around oklahoma city, possibly arease f tourn ohio valley through kentucky. then by 4:00 p.m. on sunday snow breaking out in areas like pittsburgh and then it's going to be a wintry mess possibly. areas like d.c.,ph adelphia, new york, southern new england. our computer models are a little split on exactly who's g tng to get h hardest in new england. but there's at least the potential for significant snow from the rockies throughout tl centplains, southern ohio valley and numerous areas in the northeast. wat's a look at the bigther story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. as we go through the day today, light snow moving through areas of the northern plains. could put downnother two t three inches in minneapolis. doesn't matter if it's february or march, your snowy end of winter continues. there's a little light snow this morning even around areas of

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kansas city was 58.in they dropped the 20s right now, though, on the backside of that big storm making its way in. now, cloud cover, yes.re is the strong storms into ohio, down towards the atlanta area. someg storms there. the storm system itself, though, is moving sod far towa the north and east or north and west of our regionthat the trailing cold front's not going to have a whole lot of energy left. that's why i don't think we're oing to see much in the way of storminess in our area. 8:00 a.m., notice dy in d.c., but some showers to the west as they move across our region, though, they fizzle on out. can't rule out a sprinkle or two but i'm not expecting much. noon tomorrow, no cloud sunshine, hagerstown, leesburg, around warrenton. showers from i-95 south and east over towards the chesapeake bay. that's the best chance. if you live in southern h maryland, yve the best chance to see showers tomorrow, maybe even in d.c., fredericksburg. most of the region ereally stays dry tomorrow. 7:00 p.m. sti some showers down towards the south. eook at d.c. by 7:00. i think will see a nice sunse

louis to kansas city. that's a look at the big weather story for today. here's a clor look at your day ahead. so we're seeing that freeze slau thaw effect from nebraska, uppei west. you're dealing with those flood prone areas. some slight freezing but pretty quiet day for the northeast. highs are warming back up to 60s, mid-50s. not a bad spring day here. unfortunately going to lose that sunshinehe compared to warmer temperatures. >> that's something. we'll take it. >> its. wo >>> a pair of rescued baby sea otters have been adopted. mara andibson found a new home at the georgiamar a iu ercafornia coastline. the aquarium was chosen because of its ability to provide 24-hour care. the infants will spend some time getting used to their new surrounding before joining the otters. s other sea >> so cute. >>> just ahead on "early today," a giant i politics. now tell you which state has bragging rights for the tallest lawmaker. >>> and boeing takes another step toward getting the troubled 737 max back in the air. ok, i'm ready... ...is it...? na clearblue digital

temptress but they feel more like winter time with minneapolis high fuel for chicago at four in kansas cityat nine but down here towards the south we are still seeing a lot of warmer air for atlanta it's going to be a cloudy day at eighty but as a system.