kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved story we brought you last night at 6:00. jennifer: puddle dock pond will be open again starting on friday. that's because an anonymous donor has stepped forward and offered to pay for the repairs to the rain sock the community can enjoy it for one final weekend. police are investigating after it appears someone opened a valve and let the refrigerant leak out. so it will now open again on friday at 9:00 a.m. mike: and it is great news, we take to you new found lake where there's still ice out there, but of course we've seen near the shore some melting in reason days with temperatures above the norm. started to see a cooldown and here we are now on march 1st. so what can we expect this month at least on average. you know the story about it being well above over the past few months, with a record high for december, january and february in terms of temperature. 38 the average high for the first. by the end of the month the average up to 50. and there's a look

kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved phil: emirates has taken over as having the world' s longest flight. emirates bumped qantas out of that spot monday with its 8819-mile nonstop route between dubai in the united arab emirates and auckland, new zealand. the previous record holder was a qantas' non-stop flight between dallas-fort worth and sydney, australia. nasa wants to bring the ultimate in speed flying to the general public. take a look at this. this is a preliminary design of the supersonic jet. nasa has granted a $20 million contract to lockheed martin to develop a passenger jet that can fly faster than the speed of sound. the space agency says the plan is intended to make flying safer, greener and quieter. heather: his launch was nearly one year ago. the mission brought astronaut scott kelly to space. tonight, he will make his return to earth. kelly' s 340-day mission beats than 100 days. nasa hopes the research will bring them closer to a manned mission to mars. abc' s lauren lyster h

kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved ed: we're showing you a live look at nasa control because scott kelly is just minutes from touching down back on planet earth. he's not going to land here. but he's going to land in kazakhstan. this is video of him. he and his russian roommate checked out after spending a year in orbit. they are slated to touchdown at 11:25. tonight, kelly tweeted about his outer space adventure and even he is back on -- h-o-m-e back on terra firma. >> i got the thing with the gorilla. >> that was very good. a lot of things go over my head but that one -- hey. quick save right there. bruins finally getting things right at home at the garden. p new england's energy comes from a pool of energy producers. r eversource buys it at a set market price and delivers it to you. but that pool is shrinking, causing energy supply rates to go up and down. so we're working with partners across the region to increase our natural gas supply and bring in affordable, clean hydropower from ca

kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: we're about to show you an incredibly low fare. like all our fares, you get two free bags because what's the point of an incredibly low fare if you're just going to stack our sale fares have nothing up their sleeves. book them now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. >>> an act of kindness this super tuesday. >> this is a nice picture. look at this sweet moment. a police officer helping a 95- year-old woman walk home from someone saw it happening, took i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i

kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning. beautiful sunrise over the seacoast on this first day of march. we are waking up to some cooler temperatures out there and a whole lot of wind overnight knocked out power to several thousand. sean: they are working to restore that as we speak. state police are investigating a crash on route 108 in kensington that left two people dead. manchester during february, the highest number of suspected drug overdose that to happen in one month. portsmouth police are investigating possible vandalism that forced the skating rink to close for the season at strawbery banke. erin: strong winds knocked out power to over 11,000 customers overnight. that number is now down to about 4000. conval high school has a two hour delay. josh: how did you not hear the wind? erin: i did not hear it at all. i must have been super tired. [laughter] josh: i heard it and i think a lot of other people did, too. the

kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: sean: the future has arrived at a small college in california where there is now a self driving shuttle offering rides to and from campus. erin: the electric prototype a preprogrammed loop. a button to make it go. designers say it is perfect for campus settings. so long as it is not in a crowd. [laughter] sean: out of the way. lazy students. erin: does it have a horn? [laughter] astronaut scott kelly is back on begins. erin: he touched down overnight. emerged. he said he feels great. testing is underway to see how his body was affected by his 340 days in space. researchers will compare his results to his twin brother, who year. his brother mark kelly tweeting out scott kelly is back at home. he has been off planet for a year. sean: he is a true alien. imagine the first thing he wants to do, maybe a hamburger after eating space rations. a state championship celebration. the team did not actually win the game. erin: fighting the dress code. parents at one school just want t

kate? >> kelly, just quickly on a pivoting to the race for president. i understand there's a closed door meeting going on, i think on capitol hill or in washington today. a stop trump sort of meeting. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: another variation of this movement to try to slow or stop donald trump. this coming from a small group of very active conservatives who consider themselves probably conservatives before they think of themselves as republicans. he was the one who disinvited donald trump to the event after the controversial remarks about megyn kelly, the fox news host. what we're hearing is a discussion beginning probably on two fronts. to stop donald trump. can they figure out a way and perhaps more broadly, looking for how would they define a different party, perhaps a new party or a changed republican party. eric eriksson understands that donald trump has a lead right now. he did talk about this concern and what they might be able to do with an interview with npr. we have a short clip of that. >> there is going to have to be t

kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved this message. you wouldn't waste money buying a snow blower in miami. so why waste your money on overpriced lunches? instead - for just six dollars at subway you can get a different subway footlong each month for just six dollars. the featured footlong for march is the delicious steak & cheese. announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: the tale of two states. we have rain and clouds up north. snow. erin: a number of school delays, those are scrolling at the bottom of your screen. as new hampshire continues to deal with a major drug crisis. a new organization is aiming to help people, caring for children whose parents struggle with addiction. a new wmur-granite state poll shows that the majority of those surveyed support the idea of and the results from super tuesday are now in. democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump won the most contests. sean: some folks waking up to snowfall. kevin: the next two to four hours, this will move. the heaviest wi

cnbc's kate kelly joins us on the "fast" line with all the details. quite a bombshell.ictment broke yesterday. >> reporter: it really was a shock. i was on the phone mid-morning talking about the indictment news and little did i or anyone know that mr. mcclendon had already passed in this accident that took place shortly half 9:00 in the morning in oklahoma. obviously we don't know all the details on, you know, whether this was something intentional or not and perhaps we'll get some clarity in the coming days, but it is a shock. i mean, mcclendon had had a reversal of fortunes for sure and some serious things to his reputation, no doubt about it and had been implicated in private litigation filed by his former employer chesapeake for allegedly stealing trade secrets. that last year. he had raised $15 billion for his new very tour, american energy partners which, of course, is very impressive and they like everybody has struggled with the price of commodities. i was looking at gas prices and so unbelievable that they are 1.70, 1.67 and, of course, crude oil, too. clearly

kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved sean: a federal judge in new york says the u.s. justice department cannot force apple to unlock an i-phone owned by a convicted drug dealer. the government wanted access to contact info of other suspected drug dealers. the case is important because investigators are currently trying to force apple into helping them break into more than a dozen phones across the country including one owned by one of the san bernardino shooters. sean: there is a new effort this morning to eliminate the -- accelerate efforts to spend $4 million on the rail study allowing them to examine the costs and benefits. >> the real opportunity for rail in new hampshire businesses is piercing that i- 5 barrier. getting into that market in urban boston and allowing those people to flow up to our erin: as many as 68,000 riders would use the rail. a house committee in concorde could decide on the spending as early as today. erin: the board of the mbta has service on the t. members say they

kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved >> kris: a blood hound credited with saving the life of this little boy down in louisiana. the three-year-old disappeared, and that's when the dog's nose went to work. this hero hound pulling off a remarkable rescue in those woods. >> sarah: the family says their dog picked up the scent and was hot on the trail in a matter of minutes. jadiann thompson has more. >> jadiann: you can't miss three-year-old eli. even in a crowd, this little boy sticks out. it is a sound his mother thought she would never hear again after he went missing tuesday night. >> imagine never seeing him again... never hearing him again. just the reality of what was happening. >> reporter: drowning in fear turned to the community. >> that is when we kind of started freaking out and called the sheriff's department and got on facebook help. >> reporter: this hunting dog honey has quite the reputation. the idea was a long shot. he dropped everything. he and honey determined to help any way

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those being the big bet on shell and natural gas and fracking that paid off in big ways but he told kate kelly that he employed a disciplined approach. >> we can't make out budgets and find new plays and buy acreage in them if we don't have any idea of what our referees are going to be. >> but federal authorities say that at the time of that interview he was involved in a multiyear conspiracy to rig the bids, rig the prices basically for the land that they were using for all of the natural gas exploration. that's what he was facing and the stress that he was facing when his life ended yesterday. federal authorities say that the investigation is on going. a law enforcement source says obviously the case against aubrey mcclendon will be dismissed. >> scott live for us today in oklahoma city. thanks. steve weiss, i don't know howell you knew aubrey mcclendon but you knew him and in fact you guys interacted via e-mail as recently as a couple of weeks ago. i first started the relationship with aubrey in '09. first he didn't want to be in my book and then i said i'm not asking if you want to be in i

kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved this message. (church bell) (bear growls) r(burke) smash and grub. r seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum siness i can count on my i.t. guy bailing me out all the time... t the i.t. guy. sktop support tech supervisor. antomers knowing right when their packages arrive. ing real-time delivery notifications. >> rob: gusty winds out of the west at 23mph. it makes it feel cooler than the actual temperature. 38 currently in boston. wind-chill makes it feel more like 27. so definitely chilly compared the what we had out there yesterday. 60s yesterday. only in the 40s this afternoon. no travel concerns whatsoever for the morning commute or the evening commute. middle of the night there could be some icy spots. more on that in the seven-day >> christa: take a look at what's trending today. those old harry potter books collecting dust on your shelf could be worth quite a bit of money. a web site that specializes in rare boo

he spoke to cnbc about five years ago talking to kate kelly, the subject was hedging and he talked thenut the importance of predictability. >> we have to have some certainty. we can't make out year budgets, we can't find employees and buy acreage if we don't have some idea what our revenues will be. >> reporter: well the feds say he took that too far when it came to the important issue of leasing lands for drilling and fracking for natural gas that he was conspiring with a yet unnamed co-conspirator to depress those leases to rig the bids. that was the charge he was facing when he met his demise yesterday. unclear what will happen now to that investigation. the justice department not saying at this point, clearly too early to tell. this was supposed to be the first of many cases involving this important area, an area that's important to the whole industry. guys? >> scott, thank you for more on mcclendon's passing and the legacy he left behind. let's bring in a partner at capital and cnbc contributor. forbes senior editor joins us also now he followed mcclendon's career and wrote the tit

oh, i screwed up, or -- >> this is a guy, jim, and michelle you know him, too, and kate kelly is on the phone. all the other stuff we talked about, he's very charismatic. a lot of people forget he does have a new company, american energy partners, 20% owner of the thunder nba team. i sat on a flight with a bunch of folks going from his new company and they loved him. so he's got a -- >> kate? >> i would agree, brian. >> whatever you think about his love of leverage on a personal front and on the corporate, or his alleged legal transgressions, and clearly some of the stuff has not been proven, he was a visionnary. he started chesapeake with tom ware basically from scratch. they had an amount of money in the tens of thousands. it was not a lot of money. he was known for having an eye for drill sites, right? for drying or leasing land that was going to prove valuable, and he built the company into an impressive place. i visited with him there in 2010, and sat down for like an hour. he was employing thousands of people, bringing business to oklahoma city. he had several restaurants. i know,

kelly: i'm kate: and kelly & kate: and we approved this message. my i.t. guy t the sktop support tech supervisor. antomers knowing right when their packages arrive. ing real-time delivery notifications. ism a busy morning of breaking news. a 13-year-old boy rushed to the hospital when he's struck by car in mashpee. the latest on his injuries. >> christa: crews in west newton working overnight to secure the scene of a deadly crash at a restaurant. here. we need another car. >> i can't believe that something like this happened here. >> christa: this morning several victims still in the hospital. >> sarah: new super tuesday results coming in overnight. the big winners taking shots at each other. >> america never stopped being great. >> i'm going to go after one person. that's hillary clinton. >> sarah: can the top challengers make up ground? >> this is 7news "today in new england". >> christa: good morning, everybody. it is 6:00 a.m. on march 2nd. i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. a little warmer out there this morning, but we are dealing with some rain, so let's send

oh, i screwed up, or -- >> this is a guy, jim, and michelle you know him, too, and kate kelly is on thehe other stuff we talked about, he's very charismatic. a lot of people forget he does have a new company, american energy partners, 20% owner of the thunder nba team. i sat on a flight with a bunch of folks going from his new company and they loved him. so he's

. >>> plus, kate hudson on her love life and fox newswoman megyn kelly on watching her weight. >> i just went right back to eating my kids' goldfish. >> that is coming up. >>> first -- ♪ my name is ♪ no ♪ my number is ♪ no ♪ you need to let it go >> who says blondes have more fun? a gin engineer-haired meghan trainor may have lost her platinum locks, but she has gained a new sound in her sexy new music video "no." ♪ i to the i to the no no no >> the song is already a hit, gut the grammy-winning artist admits she still has moments of insecurity. >> like recently we were doing a fitting for this music have you had video. i was, like, man, all these dancers are so tiny. i felt insecure again. my friend was, like, you are all about that bass. do not forget that. you're right. i'm hot and i'm going to cull it in this video. ♪ because you know i'm all about that bass ♪ >> she's all that but she's also got to two brothers who have moved to l.a. and they are very protective. >> if i ever do bring a guy home, once they leave, my brothers are, like, huh-uh. huh-uh. >> so that led us right into the

and kate's bo"p >>> let me tell you, fox news is pretty happy they have megyn kelly on their team. and our senior news editor jennifer talked to megyn about politics, the new short 'do and she's includingen parthood and staying in shape. it's the softer side of megyn kelly. >> your former colleague, sarah palin, has recently come out to endorse him. what are your thoughts on that? >> it was riveting television. >> we're not gonna chill. in fact, it's time to drill, baby, drill down and hold these folks accountable. >> who could take their eyes off of it, right? she knows how to make a splash. >> in that cute little camisole and jacket. >> she is a television phenom, as is he. so to watch the two of them next to each other, the dynamic was just riveting. great television. >> trump possibly could be our next president. what are your thoughts now that you're going up head to head with him so hard right now? >> oh, he's going to get over this by then. >> he will be back when he needs you, that's for sure. >> he'll get over it. he will be fine. i will be fine, and america will be just f

kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kelly & kate: this message. jean: republican leaders are not backing off from their plan to block any supreme court nominee from president obama, even after their oval office meeting. mitch mcconnell and chuck mcgrassley met with the president and vice president democrats. it's the first time they've met in person since justice antonin josh: 12 states, one u.s. territory, 1,015 delegates. a lot of number, but it's what's at stake right now as millions cast their ballots on this super tuesday. that includes the home states of candidates ted cruz and bernie sanders who got to head to the polls themselves today. let's begin with a look at the democratic side of things where 865 delegates are at stake tonight. as sally kidd records, this is expected to be a big night for hillary clinton. report josh, hillary clinton is hoping to rack up a significant number of delegate tonight, while bernie sanders is banking on a handful of state where he might be able to pull off an upset. hillary clinton making a last minute stop

kelly. what he says he's going to do following his nearly year long stay in space. kate?and we are looking at another nice start to the weekend and another nice day in this stretch of pleasant weather many take look at all this moisture down through the gulf coast. that's eventually going to head our way and we're not going to get out of the weekend rain free. i'll tell when you the rain moves and when to plane those outdoor activities over the next few days coming up with weather when we come back. ♪ >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> astronaut scott kelly who just spent nearly a year in space is retiring from nasa at the end of the month. kelly will continue to participate in tests related to his lengthy stay in orbit. researchers are running tests on him and twin brother mark in record. he made apholate total of four round trips 520 days in space. >> a story of inspiration and hope it's playing out signed a delaware county kitchen. >> vittoria woodill shows you how even against the odds one young woman's

kelly. what he says he's going to do following his nearly year long stay in space. kate?d we are looking at another nice start to the weekend and another nice day in this stretch of pleasant weather many take look at all this moisture down through the gulf coast. that's eventually going to head our way and we're not going to get out of the weekend rain free. i'll tell when you the rain moves and when to plane those outdoor activities over the next few days coming up with weather when we come back. ♪ to twhat a good dealing looks like... no. seriously? we'll give it a 6 for composition. scary. wow, what about just putting a fair, no haggle price on the window? not zany enough? ♪ sometimes the best deals are pretty plain to see. ♪ >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> astronaut scott kelly who just spent nearly a year in space is retiring from nasa at the end of the month. kelly will continue to participate in tests related to his lengthy stay in orbit. researchers are running tests on him and twin brother mark i

kate. >> hi, kelly, that's right. anbang and starwood.nbang walking way from its proposed bid for starwood, an all carin deal at nearly $14 billion. dow jones siting sources says starwood will revert back to marriott. thanks to marriott's most recent offer of $79.53 a share or nearly $13.6 billion. reuters says anbang never followed through to make the deal binding and never give a reason for walking away. starwood shareholders are scheduled to vote on this april 8th. still both down by more than 4%, marriott nearly 5. now we're going to switch gears over to urban outfitters. they have good news. they're giving good guidance on comp net sells in the low single digits. this is in their filing. the street had been looking for a decline of nearly half a percent. urban is up by nearly 3% in after hours trade, back to you over to you. >> thank you. guys, just briefly, on both of these stories or either one, you know, now we've heard from anbang. we've heard from starwood. well need to hear from marriott. >> starwood never recommended the anban

kelly? >> kateand what the washington post is reporting is that a figure who had been part of the clinton 2008 campaign and later worked at state department, brian peg lee anno, i.t. tech nick and computer expert, if you will. who had been working for clinton privately for the campaign and then at state, has been given what known as immunity to answer questions from the department of justice about the security of that private server in the clinton home in pork when it was there. and perhaps additional questions that might shed light on the practices of using and handling classified material on the clinton server. which again was an government server. not an official account which has been dogging secretary clinton for many months as her e-mails have been coming out in batches and the justice department is revealing this. what is unknown is if there will be any criminal inquiry here. they've been gathering fact. trying to assess what has taken place. and by bryan peg lee anno, agreeing to this immuni

kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> nasa astronaut scott kelly is back in the us after spending almost a year in space and get thisinches taller. kelly received a hero's welcome in houston much his time in space was part of a twin study involving his brother mark. nasa is trying to under the impact of long-term space travel on the human body. derek pits at the franklin institute says kelly's growth spurt is temporary. >> the reason for this is because his spine has had a chance to expand because it's not under the 1g gravity load that we have here on earth. so this means that the discs between his vertebrae can expand. he gets a little bit taller. >> at the homecoming celebration dr. jill biden brought kelly beer made at the white house an an apple pie. >> one thing for sure the food is definitely better here on earth. tonight taste with tori heads to south jersey spot that's all about that bagel. >> vittoria woo ill shows you how they're putting a colorful spin on this breakfast classic. ♪ >> reporter: follow the rainbow and feast your eyes on bagels. >> i feel like i should do maybe like a little leprechaun jig.

kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> nasa astronaut scott kelly is back in the us after spending almost a year in space and get this2-inches taller. kelly received a hero's welcome in houston much his time in space was part of a twin study involving his brother mark. nasa is trying to under the impact of long-term space travel on the human body. derek pits at the franklin institute says kelly's growth spurt is temporary. >> the reason for this is because his spine has had a chance to expand because it's not under the 1g gravity load that we have here on earth. so this means that the discs between his vertebrae can expand. he gets a little bit taller. >> at the homecoming celebration dr. jill biden brought kelly beer made at the white house an an apple pie. >> one thing for sure the food is definitely better here on earth. tonight taste with tori heads to south jersey spot that's all about that bagel. >> vittoria woo ill shows you how they're putting a colorful spin on this breakfast classic. ♪ >> reporter: follow the rainbow and feast your eyes on bagels. >> i feel like i should do maybe like a little leprechaun ji

kate? >> kelly o'donnell, thank you so much. a side note here, don't miss this sunday's dateline special. the biggest moments of the debate came at the very end. >> can you definitively say you will support the republican nominee even if that nominee is donald j. trump. senator rubio, yes or no? >> i'll support the republican nominee. >> mr. trump, yes or no? >> i'll support donald if he's the republican nominee. >> yes or no, you will support donald trump if he's the nominee? >> yes, because i gave my word that i would. >> and i kind of think before it's all said and done, i'll be the nominee. >> all three of them supporting donald trump. let's turn to nbc's katie tur. she's in new orleans ahead of donald trump's rally there a few hours from now. katie, trump seems to be walking back one of the points he made last night in the debate. >> reporter: he does. last night he was talking to bret baier saying even if military commanders refused his orders, things like extreme interrogation, he often says he wants to use things worse than waterboarding to interrogate terrorists, using family mem

thank you very much, kelly o'donnell. with me now, kate anderson brower author of the residence.pert on what goes on in the mansion, in the executive mansion, the white house. >> yeah, i thought it was really interesting how the resident staff spoke about nancy reagan. one usher told me that he would wander up at the end of the day and he would find president reagan and nancy reagan sitting there watching who's the boss on tv with the tv cranked up because the president wasn't able to hear so well and having dinner on trays and holding hands. and it's moments like that, nobody would ever see that, it wasn't public. and the president would talk about how when he was sitting in the oval office, he would scooch down in his chair so that he could sit in his window seeing the first lady sitting and looking at him. so their relationship was very close, it was not put on at all. and i think something else that anita mcbride mentioned is the sisterhood of first ladies. someone like hillary clinton felt it was unfair for nancy reagan was criticized for spending close to $200,000 on a new

kate? >> oh, how things change in just a couple of weeks. kelly o'donnell, thanks so much for your reporting. >>> donald trump is up double digits in polls here in arizona where i'm sitting. a state that's gone red in every presidential race since bill clinton barely squeaked out a win in 1996. one of trump's biggest supporters here in the state is former governor jan brewer. governor brewer gained national attention when she garnered a law for law enforcement officers to ask those who may be undocumented to show papers. much of that law was struck down in court. but the show your papers as it is known remains in force here. former governor jan brewer joins us live in phoenix. thank you for being with us. >> thank you, kate. great to be with you this morning. >> have you been listening to our coverage at the top of the hour about this meeting in washington, anti-trump, let's stop trump meeting. there is a concerted effort under way in your party by some members to try to stop donald trump. they wrote in that letter, we are committed to ensuring a

kate burgess, fox 35 news. >> volusia county kbt county deputies are looking for two men who robbed a man in deltona. kelly joyce with the details. >> reporter: the 57-year-old victim tells deputies that he was here in deltona. he got money out of the atm and was walking home at 8:30 last night. a car pulled over, a guy with a gun got out and demanded he get in the car with them. he told them that he had money in his pocket. they made him put his head down to the floor and drove him around for # 45 minutes. one of the men held a gun to his head. about 45 minutes later. the suspect had taken the money out of his pocket and dumped in a parking lot in orlando where he flagged down police. they are working with volusia county sheriff's deputies on if you have any information call the sheriff's office. kelly joyce, fox 35 news. >> seaworld officials say that the killer whale responsible for death of the trainer is very sick. tilikum is fighting apparently a lung infection. holly bristow with the very latest. >> reporter: some sad news out of seaworld today, tilikum, the killer whale's health is declining. seawo

kate rogers. >>> a surprise honor for the principal of cora kelly elementary school. brandon davis was named virginia's principal of the year by the state association of elementary school principals. davis is credited for the school's gain in s.o.l. test results, up about 10% other than the previous year. he's the first alexandria principal to ever win the award. congratulations. educators do the tough work toed indicate our kids every day and we pleerkt yappreciate you. >>> a developing story in florida after a late night departments involving a player on the ravens. what we're learning about that player's condition. >>> and we're also tracking the police investigation involving an alleged sex assault at a well-known school. what police and the school reveal about the stint next. >>> i'm meteorologist chuck bell. we average 2 to 4 inches of snow after our first 70 gldegree day forecast. how much and when it >>> and what police and a school are revealing about an alleged sex assault. >>> and a developing story, a baltimore ravens football player in it doctor cal condi

kate. >> next tonight lesley is here with sports. >> yes. >> hi lesley. >> will what will the eagles look like. the eagles continue to knock down what chip kellye at the time for the flyers as they continue to fight for a play off spot. as they continue to fight for a play off spot. can had he ♪ i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms®. no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. >> cbs flee has confirmed that running back demarco murray traded to the titans. doesn't exactly come as shock. he wasn't too happy with the eagles apparently eagles were not happy with him. what is surprising they got deal done. murray only rushed for 702 yards and six touchdowns. a year after leading the nfl in rushing with the cowboys. >>> yell err in the day the eagles byron maxwell and kiki an low so to the daal tons for draft picks. they're listening to offers for matthews and sanchez all players chip

kate. >> next tonight lesley is here with sports. >> yes. >> hi lesley. >> will what will the eagles look like. the eagles continue to knock down what chip kellyried to build. huge at the time for the flyers as they continue to fight for a play off spot. can had h when it comes to the fithings you love,. you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv with x1 from xfinity. >> cbs flee has confirmed that running back demarco murray traded to the titans. doesn't exactly come as shock. he wasn't too happy with the eagles apparently eagles were not happy with him. what is surprising they got deal done. murray only rushed for 702 yards and six touchdowns. a year after leading the nfl in rushing with the cowboys. >>> yell err in the day the eagles byron maxwell and kiki an low so to the daal tons for draft picks. they're listening to offers for matthews and sanchez all players chip kelly brought in. >> the flyers fighting for that play off spot it wasn't going to be easy to beat the tampa bay lightning streak. lightning get on the scoreboard first. ro

kate, traveled with 2-year-old prince george and charlotte who how cute.fter your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll speak with republican presidential front-runner donald trump about today'sur states. >>> plus, astronaut scott kelly on how he's adjusting to life on earth after nearly a year in space. >>> and dj diploh charlie rose in cuba to talk about his historic performance on the island. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. i'm anne-marie green.

kelly gives his first interview since returning to earth. what he says he did to maintain his sanity during his year in space. ♪ >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kateand don bell. ♪ >>> two, one, zero, lift off. >> what looks like the fifth time is the charm. space x falcon nine rocket sored into space to successfully deliver a cherry hill satellite into orbit tonight it blasted off from florida cape canaveral station after a zero receives delays. the rocket landing was not as successful. it couldn't quite stick the la landing during attempt to touchdown on drone ship at sea. >>> tonight we're hearing from astronaut scott kelly after his return from historic mission in space. kelly triumphantly return home to houston yesterday. he spent a record 340 days in space. that's more than any other american. kelly says he could have gone longer if he needed to although he says he was amazed at how long the year felt. he also says he learned to take everything one day at a time. >> i tried to have milestones that were close like when is the next crew arriving? when is the next visiting vehicle arriving, the next dva the next robotics, the next big science a

kelly drive today. this is the chilliest day of the week. that is some good news. lets look at a the forecast with meteorologist kate bilo live on the sky deck. how is it feeling, kate. >> is there something about a day like today that lifts your spirits. we have blue skies, comfortable temperatures, little bit of cool breeze today but it will warm up considerably through the next several days. if you liked today you'll love tomorrow and wednesday, so it could be icing on the cake. the let look at storm scan three just quickly moth much to show you outside, skies are completely clear hard pressed to find a cloud in the sky right now and our days are actually lasting longer, that sunset time is getting later and later each day and we are less than a week from daylight savings time. heading out to storm scan three over midwest a few cloud drifting through ohio and back to the west and we will see a few clouds early tomorrow morning and then sun returns in the afternoon. it is mild right now at 60 degrees in philadelphia. sixty-four in reading. sixty in trenton. for the rest of this week, way the two north and we're ta

there, "eyewitness news" on kelly drive in philadelphia where many of long sleeves on for the work out. the sun did help to warm things up this afternoon though. meteorologist kate bilo is live on the sky deck with more on temperature swing in our future, kate. >> that is right, jessica. we have been spoiled so far. we have had very warm weather this month. we were in the 80's a few days. now a day like today is seasonal if not slightly above does feel chilly. we have a breeze which makes it feel on the cool side as well. lets go out to storm scan three and see is what going on live, nothing happening in our region, as you can tell by looking outside window blue skies not a cloud to be found just some clouds high in the atmosphere. storm scan three does show rain moving in the portions of the midwest a and that will impact us by late tomorrow, into friday. it will also dry some warmer air into the region starting tomorrow. so right now 58 degrees, that is right on track with where we should this be time of the year, 59 in allentown. you mentioned spread of the wild fires elevated fire risk does remain through the rest of this evening until sunset, warm dry air i

kate were asking alex all of this through the looking glass, yes, that's a.potentially something that would happen on "house of cards" but this campaign has been stranger than fiction. >> it has. michael kelly who plays a character on "house of cards" is coming up in the show. >> even this is weirder. he said if they had written this in "house of card" they would have been criticized by viewers very having it been so crazy. i don't know how you cross the bridge from palm beach in to west palm so fast because you were just doing the news conference with donald trump for the endorsement. i know there was something odd that came up. i want you i i to walk me through this, as well. donald trump was having to answer your questions about his comments there are two donald trumps given the fact that he called ben carson, again, a child molester. now he's getting his endorsement. let me play for our viewers your question and ask about it in a moment. >> i want to go back to the -- what was asked about what dr. carson said on the radio about two donald trumps. so many people like you and know you because your of your public persona. is that the real donald trump or something we don't see? >> that's a

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