i became 100, my god. >> matt klein, the owner, proprietor, at max club deuce turned 100 years old thise cigarette smoke and dark dank atmosphere pretty good for a guy that's seen it all. >> that's 73 years ago. fort bening, georgia. i was in the second army division. >> matt klein came from new york's lower east side by way of the battle of normandy. >> i came here because i was wounded and the warm weather was much better for me. >> but there was a lot of g.i.s during the war here, right? >> the war made miami beach, but simply, they saw a world they didn't believe. >> during world war ii, miami saw a massive influx of military personnel. hotels, which had seen a sharp drop in business, made a deal with the government to house troops at the empty resorts. >> they told their parents about it. their parents came down, son came down, they opened their businesses here, and they were basically jewish at the time and that's how it started. >> by the fall of 1942, more than 78,000 troops were living in 300 hotels in miami and miami beach. >> how long have you been running the deuce? >> i too

>> and we ask abc news political director rick klein for his take. good morning, rick. >> reena and kendis, ohio stirred something up that only they may be able to settle, that meaning the republican convention over the summer. donald trump winning a couple of states but losing critical battleground of ohio to john kasich. marco rubio leaving the race but kasich likely to emerge as the alternative. when you combine that with the fact that ted cruz continues to accrue delegates, have you three candidates moving forward and donald trump is likely to be the person that ends this process with more delegates than anyone else. he is unlikely though to necessarily have a majority. that means you might have that contested convention. it would be all about ohio. some big tests ahead and big vushls that reveal themselves around the republican front runner. >> thanks to rick klein there. an at the all-important delegate count. trump won the largest share of the delegates last night but cruz continues to accrue delegates, as well. meaning trump will have to figh

what does calvin klein have in the right part of apparel versus victoria secret, too.these numbers, no one else has. >> there are a couple of things going on. the apparel space is challenged. a much bigger international platform. we are seeing strong performance in china, strong performance throughout europe. in particular. our u.s. business just continues to grow in really a difficult environment, particularly in the fourth quarter of last year. you are unhappy with the way you were deliberating calvin klein. >> right after the acquisition we took back jeans and underwear. we turned that business inside out. not just around. >> right. >> we changed the distribution, changed the customer base. it's really starting to pay off. >> you have good numbers. china for the joint venture. how good can it be? >> to put it in perspective. the calvin klein business is $275 million in china. tommy has less than half of that. over $500 million each. that market is growing. that consumer continues to spend. we are well positioned there. both brands are well received by the consumer.

send him a message and talk to klein about the details. he turned this into a little business here. >> what a great looking dog. >> you love golden doodles. >> yes. lets get another check of the roaded now. autumn marisa standing by now. >> we are dealing with the tractor trailer out on the schuylkill expressway westbound at the boulevard, you can see it's not taking out lanes any longer but still slowing things down to this point, backing you up to there right now. they look clear now into the city, looking at speeds across the region, 20s in most areas dropping down to the teens on the blue route as well address 95. the vine street expressway you can see the westbound clouds making their way on the schuylkill, it's really the tractor trailer slowing things down there. a few incidents to tell you about. first one in mantua township at center street and 603, and one in winslow township and davis avenue and a road closure at mount laurel temperature by larch mount road. we'll bring you an update in the 5:00 hour. back to you. >> thank you.

. >> the calvin klein collection e with me having a bunch of fittings together. it was perfect. >> it was so exclusive and classic and timeless. >> let's move on to who was your worst dress of the celebr who do you think kneads a red carp fix? >> let me tell you, nancy, i have to start with heidi klum, for me it looked a little bit like tissue wrapped cupcakes. here's how i would fixit. first of all i would remove the slee minute you see her arms and her skin, it looks so much more fresh vibe brandt and secondly, i would actually replace those flowers with a vintage broach and that takes it from bride's maid to red carpet. >> kate winslet was getting some and she explain why she chose the look she did. >> somebody told me i look like an lp. >> that's good thing, you're braerking records. >> but this is ralph lauren and i fell in love with the fabri >> what is the fabric? >> i don't know, i love it. >> i think it can be more flattering in certain way, >> and we love your insight. >> well, stick around because weier >>> at etonline.com, oscar winner brie larsen h f

new technology renders the crew practice unnecessary, it will be for free johnny hugo boss, calvin klein, tommy hilfiger and ralph lorenz switching to synthetic . the next this do armoire that children's toys that can be used to catch fish but in arkansas, they say that they have a real problem that hang from trees that will date dangled bait in the water when the fish take the bait the real demand are not illegal but it seems that they are leaving them parked along creating a real mess in someke popular fishing spots.in >> a lot of them forget about them. >> if you put out more yo-yos, the chicken or fish. >> they can be fined if there caught improperly using them and also limit set on how many fish you can catch one timet an organization in colorado trying tragic ignorance and pets together, wayne davis a former military police officer shares a bond with an 8-year-old german shepherd who helped him with his ptsd, they'llll o win as follows that's where the doggie daycare comes in they teamed up with two organizations to help veterans who followo hard times to keep their past behind the

shot here with the save but straight to kevin klein and tied at one. into the third period still at one. j.t. miller sends putt in front of the net. off the defender's skate actually and off pine sixth for the goal. a 2-1 lead and that was your final score. also going on late last night in oakland, california, nicks, warriors, warriors. first quarter curry found his reigning m about vp finished with 34 points and 289 28 minutes in the second quarter with down by 17. carmelo anthony hits a three and knicks trail by 14. later in the fourth, but that's last time knicks get on the boards. warriors win their 50th straight home game back to last season 121, 85 the final. improve to 61-6 and pass on the knicks record. madness is here. seton hall faces champion gonzaga tonight in denver. pirates beat villanova winning big tournament last weekend. they've worked all season for this and can't wait to face them tonight. >> been here before. ening this is probably like the 17th or 18th straight time being here. so a tough game. >> stony brook plays tonight and the

abc political director rick klein and from the "boston globe" matt sphizzer.rst to you, another network is reporting, not abc, that some rubio advisories say he should get before florida. and his campaign is saying that essentially that nuts. that's not what people are saying. >> that's t. is nuts. that is not what is going to happen. people saying that internally maybe just idol talk. is he not going to get out before florida. florida is do or die. he needs to win florida or it's lights out for marco rubio. similar ohio for john kasich. this is going to be a clarifying moment for the republican field a week from tomorrow. the home states of two of the four remaining candidates are up and if you win, you continue. if you lose, you go home. it's march madness, period. >> comalt, we have a town hall with governor kasich on wednesday, a whole hour with him. in chicago. does he have a path to this? >> i think does. i think if he wins ohio, and rubio loses florida, you know, it's kasich time. he has his moment. and i think he, for a lot of establishment republicans

. >> the calvin klein collection e with me having a bunch of fittings together. it was perfect. >> it was so exquisite and >> which stars do you think were in need of a >> let me tell you, nancy, i have to start with heidi klum, for me it looked a little bit like tissue wrapped cupcakes. here's how i would fix it. the sleeves, the minute you see her arms and her skin, it looks so muesh and vibrant and secondly, i would actually replace those flowers t. >> kate winslet was getting some mixed reviews on the red carpet. and she explains why she chose the look she did. >> my son told me i looked like an lp. 're breaking records. >> i don't know abo that, but this is ralph lauren and ie with the fabri >> what is the fabric? >> i don't know, but i love it. flattering in a certainll i would remove all of that excess fabric, so give it a much more accentuated flow of her body. she has great figure and i would actually the neckline down a little so it's not so straight of. her a little bit more of a waist re. so you should actually color block the dress and just have a po

her favorite red carpet look was this calvin klein stunner. >> i do think that the golden globes was reallyular and special. when i put that dress on for the first time i was overwhelmed and it was the first time i have garment of clothing. christina ehrlich. >> whether it's physically rack or we're lookin images, i would say it's born here. >> now the hollywood reporter is profiling the top 25 fashionistas who choose the dresses that stop us in our tracks. ore we met what i had said was, i don't wear >> i don't ware >> i don't wear sparkles don't wear anything floral. >> oscar dominated for brooklyn had a lot of rules before she met elizabeth salesman. >> all she had was pink, ns, and i put them all on and everything felt like me.>> and who doesn't have goals to look like beyonce. one of her stylists was a gooir who had that classic moment of arranging her train al the met gala.he created the new timeline phone cake. carrie washington too, thrlp you create that perfect beyonce like con tour face. >> warm, warm is what a lot of people use for the club settings, it gives you that glow

steve: in my special report on des moines' own american dream machines, we look at how owner doug klein and his crew got started and how in just 14 years, adm has made itself a very successful international internet muscle car seller. doug: even in the worst recession we've ever had, muscle cars continued to go up. steve: classic cars, classic rock and roll, you get a whole lot of both tonight in my special report. dream cars. iowa's news leader. eric: you walk by and you are just attracted to what's in there. shaina: check this out. a bright glowing object flashed across the sky above scotland. watch the screen again. this video was captured on a dashcam by a driving instructor. it shows a bright blue fireball illuminating the landscape. some residents say it caused a loud boom as well. the royal astronomical society believes it could have been a low-altitude meteor burning into a fireball. elizabeth: we will leave you now with a live look over downtown des moines. hopefully no burning fireballs this morning. we were watching snowball -- snowfall yesterday. metinka >> weather is never

. >> the calvin klein collection e with me having a bunch of fittings together. it was perfect. >> it was so exquisite and classic and timeless. flattering in a certainould remove all of that excess fabric, so give it a much more accentuated flow of her body.ause she has great figure and i would actually the neckline down a little so it's not so straight of. waist because she has a great figure. so you should actually color block the dress and just have a portion of t silk lame there it's not so all encompassing. >> you always do such a great job, and thank you for being ions. >> oh, i had as much fun. we caught gwen stefani and ll right, before we go, a shoutout to pop cd, had such a good time hosting their oscar preshow.nt to tell you about "dancing with the stars" erin andrews court case today.she took the stand and broke down in tears. and her emotional testimony started crying when tag about filmed her through the peephole in her hotel room in 2008 >>> tonight the klanntroversy exploding around donald trump after refusing to condemn the kkk's former leader.

. >> and here to break it all down, these guys, the brains of abc's political coverage, rick klein, sohanna walsh and did he ever dwyer joining us at this early morning hours. we got a lot of information, rick, from the exit polls including something interesting about these candidates' voter base. >> look, the bottom line for me is that we have looked for republican divisions. the party's not divided. they're embracing donald trump. you see massachusetts and alabama and tennessee and arkansas and all these states regional diversity and ideological diversity inside the party. the thing is, if you judge the party by its voters, donald trump owns this party right now. the leaders are saying something different and are not comfortable with it. the voters are speaking >> when it comes 0 those leaders, republican establishment, their ipods have been playing johnny cash god is going to cut you down. should they be listening to beyonce's formation? how do they reconcile the difference, come on girls, get in formation. >> they're definitely panicked. is it too late? one example of the panic is

food truck season in one big season is getting bigger for a much mobile thatcaters to a different klein el. so how old is the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania? i don't have enough fingers ben! ok gus, make a wish! that was some blowout. thanks, so are these! wow, the new blowout instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, with over $225 million in prizes. did someone say blowout?! keep on scratchin'! >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> hello again, rick and sara are off today and i'm monica malpass. here are the stories we are following for you. a man is dead after a violent one car crash and officials are looking to figure out what caused the driver to lose control. >>> the zika virus is close toward home than you might think, we'll show you the cdc's new map of affected parts of the u.s. and he is famous for being a great coach but also known for great suits on the court. >>> and a man is dead because he crashed his car in delaware county. it went off the road through a fence and landed on a lawn.

this is brittany klein and she was startled as the parrot landed on her shoulder yesterday. turns out the bird became a story on its own. it escaped from its owner recognized on the news brittany was able to return the parrot with its owner. that's kind of cool. tonight on news 4 new york at 5:00, what happens when your car needs a fix because of a safety recall, but there are no replacement part available in better get baquero for your rights. >>> hey, everybody. welcome to "new york live." we hope you're having a happy thursday so far. on this lovely last day of march. >> it's so lovely! >> stay here. listen, we have a great show on the way including a visit from nicollette sheridan. i've always wanted to meet her. >> what in the world is a 4dx movie theater? new yorkers are about to find out. we'll take you inside the series new ground breaking new cinematic experience you might

the ministry and glaxo smith klein, have said they've let to learn the complaint. msd, the other company, said the vaccine is approved by japan and other countries. it says it will present evidence in court to support its claim if lawsuits are filed. >>> uni cif are telling their story in cartoon form, encouraging assistance for such children. the u.n. released animations of true stories of children who escaped war torn syria. this feature ace 14-year-old girl who fled syria with her mother and faced a dangerous journey, carrying her pillow the whole way. another animation -- here is another animation, she goes for a walk and tells the story of a 13-year-old boy who gets separated from his family. he has to abandon everything, and makes it to safety on his own. unicef says these stories are not unusual. 60 million young people are on the run from conflict and poverty around the world. >>> like some other countries around the world, ethiopia's forests are under threat. they started to get help from japan and interested in the coffee plant that grows there. nhk repor

republican bill klein issued a statement saying, and we're quoting here, the governor is clearly listening to his friends in the abortion lobby, rather than ensuring that women have access to quality care. cline is calling on fellow lawmakers to override that veto. >> with new, anonymous support, the maryland general assembly. calls for $42 billion in spending. the budget leaves a surplus of $400 million. plus, it puts $100 billion into a rainy day fund. >>> north carolina's attorney general roy cooper says he will not defend a controversial new state law, affecting the lgbt community. that law prevents local governments from adopting anti- discrimination protections for lesbian, day, transgender people. republican phil berger says cooper is pandering to left wing supporters. the gay rights advocates have filed suit against that through law. >>> coming up, what will happen to the upcoming exhibit that features bill cosby's mim ra billia? >>> -- m wall street. the nra. they're powerful. they usually get their way. but not with democrat donna edwards. she won't take cash from wall street ban

klein to nash past montoy a.panthers lose 4-2 but they are still in first place in the division. heat not basking in the win saturday over cleveland. they have 12 games left to get the best possible play off position. atlanta lost tonight. so right now the heat at third in the conference. the top 8 make the play offs. heat play at new orleans to. pelicans are awful. and they shut down the best player anthony davis for the rest of the season. >> wither in positive position to be looking past nobody. not first in the eastern conference fighting for play off position. so it doesn't matter who hey have on the roster. i think it is shown that guys can play been and beat you and win. >> all right. canes leave for louisville tomorrow. they play villanova a theirs canes one of 16 from the acc to make ito the sweet 16. big 10 and big 12 3 team e eh. canes finish third in the conference during the regular season. acc with 6 in the final 6 seed. >> not one bit surprised by that. we had so many good players and teams in our league this year t.lose out on the regular season championship by a

to watch today, pvh reporting better than expected fourth quarter results, but the maker of calvin klein and tommy hilfiger apparel is giving down beat guidance for 2016. the company citing increased promotions, restrained consumer spending, and currency headwinds. appearing on "mad money," the ceo says he sees growth opportunities in china. >> the calvin klein business is about $275 million in china. tommy is less than half of that. we've been experiencing significant growth with both brands. i think there's a real opportunity to really take that business. i think both brands could be in the next five years over $500 million. that market is growing. that consumer continues to spend. we're well positioned there. both brands are really well received by the consumer in china. >> echoing nike's bullish numbers on china as well. kb home first quarter profit rising 68%, beating forecasts. the home builder saying a healthy backlog is contributing to a favorable outlook for the full year. the company also reporting a 5% increase in average selling prices to more than $344,000. nice reaction the

described as gang-related graffiti in several spots including on the wall where the to people were seen kleininglance video the night before. city staff told the mercury news this happens help weekly and they are looking into lights. last eke on wednesday, two people were caught on another surveillance camera located at the 4th street alley. city officials are not sure if they are the same people from monday night. today, the graffiti has been removeed. i spoke with san jose mayor sam liccardo and asked if it was discouraging do see it at city hall. >> certainly to see it anywhere and that is why it is important in partnership with the community we do what we can to get it down as quickly as possible. that is the greatest deterent to any graffiti. >> we spoke with the san jose excess they were not aware of the issue at city hall. >> a city official told me that they clean up the graffiti the day it is discovered and they are punishing the any app, you can download it and report graffiti in your neighborhood and someone from the city can come out and clean it up. >> interesting stuff. an unusual

zhang's top flight customers include guess, calvin klein, and mark fisher. his success relies on a workforce willing to labor long hours for meager wages. but over the past 10 years, payrolls have increased 300%, to about 500 euros per month. not much considering the cost of living. but it poses a major problem for manufacturers. zhang: fewer contracts, falling prices. competition is fierce and we're barely making a profit. reporter zhang has called his : top tier of managers together for a crisis meeting. he may be wearing slippers but the mood is deadly serious. the number crunching begins. which employees are too expensive to keep on the payroll? "i won't squander five years of profits on the workers," he says. the next morning zhang hurries to another meeting, this time with one of his best american customers, ugg boots. zhang is first and foremost a salesman with glib and convincing answers to each of his client's questions and concerns. he's no longer touting goods made in china. rather, another continent with endless supplies of cheap labor -- africa.

. >> a different tone and rick klein gives us his analysis in miami. good morning, rick. donald trump tamed himself. his ultimate enemy finally he showed control. dominated the stage because no one was attacking him. by far the tamest republican debate to date. republicans saving their tamest for the last and the other candidates seemingly not wanting to hit donald trump, they tried so many strategies, they have failed in the past this time around they decided to hold their fire and donald trump was left soaring, standing at the end. front-runner. the other candidates playing their own games. playing in their own zone, playing in their own lanes but after some of the most raucous and wild debates we've had republicans are ending with an essential whimper and growing acceptance that donald trump likely to be the nominee. the next contest, of course, critical. reena and kendis. >> the focus to the democrats and a boost of star power for hillary clinton. >> the clinton campaign rolled out a new ad featuring the leading women of shonda rhimes' ellen pompei