i was in an african-american church and's chicago -- church in lake chicago -- church in chicago. if you remember what happened in san bernardino, you saw the police at their best. again, riskingnd their lives, saving people regardless of their race, their gender, their religion, or politics. what hillary believes is yes you have to have reform. when videotapes are taken they need to be put in a secure place where they can't be messed with or retrieved at an inappropriate time. if we need more police, they should look like the community they are policing. is what we did. when i was president we put what putred 10,000 police -- we 110,000 police on the streets. year -- 25 year low in crime. we can do this again. we need prison reform. there are too many people in prison for nonviolent offense. the federal system alone, only 7% of the people there are there for violent crimes. some of them need to be there because they ripped off a lot of people financially. the point is this is costing you a fortune to keep all these people in prison. and they can make a contribution to our future.

plans out of the southwest with out of the rocky mountain states up towards the great lakes over chicago . it is rain and thunder eventually it sweeps out the mount ayr a great show friday that spins out of here quickly that theyas were holiday weekend . forecast of a 64 . mostly cloudy , breezy cloudy, breezy and renegade show are possible tonight show are shower possible tonight thus chance of rainfall tomorrow, higher 64yyrere probably some thunder that snowfall friday they should get out of holiday weekend quite nicely . your john telich with your wednesday sports. >> the browns interest in robert griffinn iii, would it lead to signing ? hue jackson said he may be a change man, but not certain certain of the team and try to sign him another teen vendor may make a move,e jackson ks said britain would have to be okay with a the team taking a quarterback high in the draft . jackson knows a lot about jared goff appears to be most ready prospect says he has poise and we're talking yesterday at the owner's meeting to talk of the quarterback needed to be calm when it goes crazy.eq >> want t

then when we have disturb weather out across great lakes from chicago down to st., so these two systems will eventually combine and be a big storm over nova scotia as we get into tuesday but what we're focusing on is a system out west working its way eastward later tonight and into the day on monday. call from accu weather tonight is mostly cloudy. areas of patchy fog with that east northeasterly win. rain and drizzle will move in during the overnight hours. we will drop down to 42 in the suburbs and 47 into philadelphia. future tracker six showing you 6:00 in the morning it is mostly cloudy. we have light rain and drizzlal cross the region but it looks like bulk of the heavy precipitation will move off to the north of philadelphia as we go throughout the morning hours. and 10:30 in the morning there could be a left over shower mainly north of philadelphia, wouldn't be surprised if we had an instability shower popping up in the afternoon but overall clouds, monday and breaking for some sunshine as we get into monday evening. so here's set up on our monday. we're tr

also tennessee and then where the air is colder, we have snow around parts of chicago, freezing rain moving into the great lakes. temperature readings chilly in chicago at 29, 26 in minneapolis, much warmer towards the south ahead of the system. 6 in san antonio to 57 in new leans. here at home in south florida, we remain urn the influence o of high pressure keeping things quiet and mostly dry. outside of a coastal shower wills be at an a minimum. the front will really cross through unnoticed on saturday and the same set up will be underway. if your p plans take you beach or boating today, luckily we don't have any advisories since the wind and sea wills be light. out of the southeast any where between 10 to 15 knots, seas building one to two feet, bay waters light chop, coastal waters between one to two feet inside the reef. next high tide 3:31 this afternoon in dade and broward, 5:46 in the lower keys. forecast highs in the 80s once again. tonight's lows in the mid to upper 60s with the extended outlook calling for quiet weather throughout the entire weekend with forecast highs above average. early next week

you can see moisture moving across great lakes where we have rain in chicago and cincinnati.se two systems are actually going to combine and become a big storm system across areas of nova scotia but until that occurs we have to watch this piece of energy out across west working its way eastward as we go throughout the overnight hours and into the day on monday. future tracker six, timing out precipitation, 6:00 in the morning. we have light rain. pockets of moderate rainfall south and west of philadelphia it will continue for the commute, in the morning, but it looks like bulk of the heavier precipitation ride to the north where you'll fine the best dynamics of finding heavier rainfall. 10:30 in the morning we have light showers that will start to depart and lift off to our north and east. as we go throughout the afternoon hours, 3:30 in the afternoon it could be an isolated spotty, instability shower on the way but cloud will be breaking in for more in the way ovulate day sunshine and then wind will be picking up on the back side. here's set up for our monday. high temperatu

. >>> chicago's lake front can be kind of chilly and the lake michigan can be even colder. >> nevertheless a record turnout for the polar plunge. lady gaga and her fiance, chicago fire actor were taking on the polar plunge. the today's show, al roker was among the 6,000 people who took part. the event is a fundraiser for the special olympics. the weather was warmer than in years' past. the weather temperatures, a balmy 40 degrees. i can imagine what the water must have felt like. >> playing those bag pipes. jump around and get out and go get some pancakes. having fun. >> of course we have our version of polar plunge in january, right? >> and it was really cold this year. sometimes our polar plunge can be in the 50s, but this year it was in the 30s. >> it was a true polar plunge. >> goodness. >> now we got a true warm up. >> spring has arrived and metrologically, we do consider spring. let's take a look at what's happening. our sky cam in wilson showing pretty sunshine. we've got gorgeous sunrise at nash street. the winds are at five miles an hour. we'll see a very quick warm up. we started

lakes. from chicago up through detroit and into canada, just west of toronto they're seeing some winter weather.nter for us it's just the rain and futurecast will show that arriving by about 10, 11:00 p.m. some of these showers east of 81 and into some of the western suburbs into virginia and briefly heavy rain with some thunder. you see the line has crossed 95. by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning look how quickly that clears. snow showers along the mountains behind the cold front. i think most of tomorrow is really sunny. it's dry, but it is breezy andy it is chilly. here's the set up through wednesday afternoon. one storm exits. windy and chilly and it's going to feel so much different outfee there because we're talking about a high temperature of just 49-degrees on wednesday, butsd wind chills making it feel more like 49, upper 30s. still chilly thursday. early morning rain to snow, a mix, but probably lightly justut snow, north and west, a slushy inch or two. 41-degrees on friday, but then we warm things right back up. here's spring returning for next week. 65 by next tuesday. > thank you, caitlyn. le

lake. tonight it's the chicago fire in town. they were awful on the road last year. didn't win a game away from home in 2015. their only road trip to the citrus bowl last year resulted in a 1-1 draw. tonight orlando city will have a new face on the field. antonio nocerino will start the game and has impressed in practice. he will not be joined by kaka. the captain will miss a injury. >> we need to be switched on for the attacking play. they got some quick players. we need to be aware of that. but mostly about ourselves. we need to pick up points at home. season premiere of orlando city insider. interviews with the teenagers the coach, and a look back at the season opener. starts at 10:35. >>> college hoops now. florida taking texas a&m. the steal and the flush, ties the game at 45. with a minute to play, daniel house puts this one away. aggies take it 72-66. >>> saturday night san antonio and oklahoma city trying to keep pace with golden state. you can watch the spurs and thunder right here on channel 9. the kickoff about 30 minutes away. we'll have the highlights fo

that thing is going to slide into the midwest and great lakes and bring chicago, indy, peoria, ft. waine, all the chance for strong winds later tomorrow afternoon, about 5:00. so, supper time. >> on the watch. now that the dangerous weather is out of the way. >> reporter: thank you. so good to be here. >> thanks, ginger. >>> to other news this evening, and around the world. russia changing course in syria now. president vladimir putin reporting at least some russian troops to withdraw. instead, committing his country now. russian forces have been bombing enemies of syria's government for five months now. a cease-fire brokered by the u.s. and russia has mostly held for two weeks, but hopes that negotiations will end the country's bloody civil war remain dim tonight. >>> back here at home this amtrak derailment. it happened in kansas in the middle of the night. eight cars jumping the track. 145 people onboard, tossed the hospital. officials now saying that toll might have been much worse if the engineer hadn't stopped the train when he did, because of what he saw up ahead. abc's alex

regenerate. 27 million people are at risk, it goes from southern portions of the great lakes, almost near chicagol the way down to new orleans. but the area greatest risk of tornados appears to be this area of northern mississippi, from memphis down to birmingham. that will be late this afternoon into this evening. the other story is of course the heavy rain we're getting. we saw the pictures near little rock. we have flash flood warnings in memphis and in greenville. we have our flash flood watch that goes back to atlanta into central georgia. not only do you have to worry about the severe threat, but the heavy rains that are coming with the storms. rainfall totals up to six inches locally possible. but definitely two to four inches here throughout areas of alabama, georgia, and eventually into south carolina. then finally, for everyone just loving the story of our warm spring, it comes to a crashing end this weekend. 6:00 a.m. sunday, windchill down to 19 in washington, d.c. so don't put away the hat, the gloves or any of that stuff yet. very cold. even monday morning, 6 windchill in burlington

plunge goes to the special olympics. >> lady gaga knows how to have a good time it. >> the lake is so cold in chicago this time of year. >> luckily we are warming up here. >> you said something about 80s? >>> i did. close to 80s for some of us. we are off to a dry and quite stop -- start. clouds but overall it is a nice start to the week. it is a little chilly. is 37 degrees in raleigh. 37 roxborough. still sitting at 29 in sanford and also run rockets -- roanoke rapids . we are going to be warming up as we head through the day. we are warming up to 66 degrees. by lunchtime we're up to 58. 62 by 2 pm. will fall to 61 degrees by 6 pm. we have even warmer weather for the forecast for the week. our average high is 61 and we're oh -- we are well above that. up to 78 degrees on thursday. some of us are getting very close to the 80 degrees mark we had into -- had into thursday -- head into thursday. we will get really warm air pushing from the south. our sunshine will continue. instead of highs in the 50s will have highs in the 70s. a cold front tries to push in by friday. we may see a few extra clouds but

front of chicago if you walk through the lobby of the drake hotel, lake shore drive turn there, you will be walking the path she took walking to grade school. show would walk right through the lobby of the drake to get to her school. she want to california and made a movie called "hell cats of the navy." starring nancy davis as she then was and ronald reagan. the rest is history. >> we have sam donald son back on the phone the we were cut off, sam, but welcome back you finished your thought of covering the reagan white house. >> well, you got it. another story i agree with george and chris. [ inaudible ] >> they did not get into phone policy but her husband is security were pupper most in her mind and her physical security...non-non- >> we are destined not to hear the end of this story. we will try another phone line. chris wallace, it has been said that nancy reagan changed we a little bit after her husband was shot. that she was very worried protecting him and seeing him out in large crowds after that assassination attempt >> changed would be a huge und

other place to look and bernie sanders has to make some inroads is in these two counties north of chicago, lake only 9% in. not off to a good start for bernie sanders there. mchenry, the smallest of the counties here. it's hard to see where he will make up 40,000. but there are still pockets out there. and the other cliff hanger is in missouri. 10,000 vote lead for bernie sanders. what is left in the city of st. louis, in a scattering in st. louis county, in a scattering of votes still outstanding in kansas city, hillary clinton's chances, she has to make up 10,000 votes to overtake him. >> can i ask a weird question, how do we have 3400 uncommitted voters in missouri? >> we saw this in michigan, too. you can vote for uncommitted and elect uncommitted delegates to the democratic national convention. >> and with the difference between them, 9,000 votes, that has become an unimportant thing for people who have decided to do. thank you, steve. >>> when you look at these numbers and the outstanding races here in the margins, what can you tell us? >> i was talking to our boiler room, the guys that c

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lake okeechobee, that will fizzle out. into a system that's headed towards the northeast. chicago, great lakes and the north east getting soaked this morning. dry conditions over parts of the midwest and then a system moving in from the west will head towards the rockies. they are finally going to see a break from the strong el nino storms moving into yesterday. coast to coast we go. we have temperatures in the 40s and 50s and much warmer in the gulf coast states. we arepproaching definitely starting to feel like it. we do have mostly clear skies expected from our in-house models. some showers will continue to devevop just north of lake okeechobee. the later half of the afternoon. as we go into tuesday, we'll do it all over again. high pressure isoing to be our dominant weather feature. south to southwest wind flow will continue throughout the week. highs will be in the mid 80s five to six degrees above where weshould be. it will definitely be a warm one. increase the chance of showers which will help drop our temperatures a few degrees sunday morning. >> thank you, julie. >>> hap

. >> yesterday, al and i took a trip to chicago's lake michigan, hoping to make a splash. >> for the past few years, the biggest stars have taken the us. wait until you see who else showed up. >> reporter: our friend jimmy fallon took the plunge in a suit. lady gaga and her fiance taylor kinney made a splash. and actor vince vaughan got more than just his feet wet. since 1976, people across the country have taken the bone-chilling plunge. the polar plunge. to raise awareness and funds for special olympics. and the water temperature is, what, 32? this year, it was finally our turn. >> helping to raise millions of dollars for the special olympics. 40th anniversary of the polar >> polar plunge, 2016. >> architect of this adventure was nowhere to be found. >> it was tamron hall's idea. >> we are obligated now. >> don't see tamron. who is here? my compadre of "today" weather, dylan dreyer. >> i said, if al is doing it, i'm doing it. >> i can't touch my toes. >> reporter: we got ourselves into shape, yoga on the beach followed by a healthy breakfast. >> bow nut doughnuts. >> reporter: 5700

sunshine all the way back to the great lakes, clear to partly cloudy skies. beautiful weather. chicago and a lake michigan comes to us thursday night into friday. so by the time we get to this afternoon, we're looking at low to mid-70's to 76, 77 degrees. look at the south facing shores. 60 in bridge port. barely going to touch 60 and tomorrow morning, we start out in the mid and upper 50s. we'll be looking at mid-70's tomorrow. that will set another record high. seat showers to the northwest there, those come in thursday night into friday but friday's air mass is cooler, but it is more like a blend of pacific air so that will keep our temperatures still well warmer than normal. after school kids, 75 degrees. i got an a plus. you have to get outside because it is 77, south facing shore is in the 60s. we're down at 58. tomorrow we're in the mid-70's and tomorrow night, there will be the showers rolling in. then we're at 65 on friday, and 60 on sunday with maybe some showers late in the day. a beautiful day out here. it is busy out here already. folks are up and at it. enjoying the morni

kaelin and others tonight at 9:00, 8:00 central. >>> dylan dreyer in chicago, getting set to take a polar plunge into a frigid lake michigan. good to see you there, dylan dreyer. >> good morning, guys. this is the 16th polar plunge in chicago. and millions of dollars have been raised for the great cause, special olympics. i'm joined by casey hogan, the president of special olympics chicago. this has become quite the celebrity affair. what can we expect this year? >> we're going to expect a lot this year. we are at a record-breaking year with over 5,500 plungers expected to join us. we have surpassed last year's fund-raising goal and we have the great crew of chicago fire, chicago pd, chicago med, our local chef graham elliott is joining us. and you never know, there might be other surprises. lady gaga did it a couple of years go, jimmy fallon has done it. you can see more ice in the lake than we're seeing today. are you surprised by the weather? >> this is unreal. if you're going to do the plunge, today is the day. this is unbelievable weather. we're calling it the tropical plunge. you picked a good year yourself

the team said that he will be against chicago. salt lake. the team captain is dealing with a thigh strain. >> john: and hulk hogan took the stand to testify on a leaked sex tame. he is suing after they released a video. they said that hogan bragged to the media and that it was newsworthy. but hogan said that was not the real hulk hogan. >> that was the character. we can talk about the -- i have body surfed elephants. and the person here under oath. >> john: to hogan added he would not lie under oath. they were to dental who sent -- therm determine who sent the tape in the first place. >> amy: how to fund a network of trails across the sunshine the goal is in five years people could walk, bike, or jog. all on continuous paved trails. last year governor scott allocated money to the project every year for the last five years but so far none of the money has been spent. >> amy: getting lost at the big strawberry fest. >> reporter: good morning. if you have within to the strawberry fest it's huge. this image is showing how a little boy could easi

lakes but watch the warm air this weekend. i want goes really -- we're at 64 in montana today which is warm up to 70 on saturday. and then finally on sunday, minneapolis, chicago and the great lakes you'll begin your big warm-up with highs jumping up into the 50s. but for new england and the mid-atlantic, you have to wait, monday gets warmer and then tuesday and wednesday are much warmer. we'll talk about the fun stuff, like the flowers coming up. eventually the cherry blossoms. >> putting away the winter coats for good. >> for good could be pushing it. >> oh, no. >> keeping it in storage till april. >> thanks so much. >>> well, brandi chastain has pledged she's donating her brain to research to study concussions. girl's soccer has the second highest number of concussions among the athlete. >> when you hear things like cte, traumatic brain injury, these are real. these are long lasting. >> of the 307 brains donated to boston university cte center so far, only seven belong to women according to "usa today." they include two from other notable athletes. olympic swimmer jenny thompson and former soccer star cindy parlow cone. >>> during a stop yesterday, presiden

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if he duplicates that in ohio, like lake forest, outside chicago, i don't see where he can't win.s already going to get sort of the blue collar, i think, the blue collar voters. those are the places that would be the holdout. so i think as we get to see the returns coming in, and john king, of course, will keep us updated, that will tell us a lot about the remember of the map tonight. >> van? >> well, for the bernie sanders rebels tonight is everything. the big requequestion was, was fluke, outlier, or the first domino in the industrial midwest? the argument that the sanders people are trying to make is simply this, hillary won a bunch in the south. and who cares. because democrats don't win in the south. the key for the democrats' victory in the fall will be the rust belt. can you win in michigan. can you win in pennsylvania. can you win in ohio, or do you let donald trump redraw the map. if he can put michigan and now ohio in his column, he can make an argument -- >> doesn't it argue against the importance of the african-american voters, of latino voters? in ohio, overwhelmingly

. >>> today, thousands of brave people took an icy dip into lake michigan for the 16th annual chicago polar plunge. celebrities like lady gaga -- you see her right there and her fianc ran with the pack in support of the special olympics fundraiser. she said the dip with no big deal and that she was just happy to be there for the kid to inspire her. >>two-time super bowl winning quarterback, peyton manning calls a quick and -- quit and >>> i am smiling because i make to be one. >>they are on fire. they can't seem to lose since they brought joe johnson and. there one of the hottest teams in the nba this month it. even the little ones are getting jacked up or the heat and 76ers. first quarter, whiteside says get that out of here. his defense turns into offense. -- first quarter, whiteside says get that out of here. whiteside does it again. this time do you wait in building. miami takes a four-point lead. whiteside smash. the heat win their 5th in a row, 103 - 98.>>> we are a really good team. we can't come in here and disrespect them because of their record. those guys play extremely har

. >> 40s in salt lake city and detroit. 50s in chicago and new york. 60s in denver and portland. 70s in dallas and atlanta. >>> a woman on new york's long island is facing thousands of dollars in fees in a battle over her two cats. elizabeth colaianni says the manager at her condo building knew that she had one more feline than the rules allowed. it wasn't a problem until she said she had a handicapped access ramp installed. it was then that she said the condo board started imposing fees for her second cat. >> these cats are my children. i don't have any children. i'm not married. they're my life. >> colaianni has filed a discrimination complaint with the u.s. department of housing and urban development. an attorney for condo board would say only that it was an ongoing legal matter. >>> oh, boy, this has been a long time coming, folks. others might say long overdue. jonathan the tortoise, the world's oldest living animal had his first bath. nearly two centuries of grime and grit washed away with surgical soap, soft brushes and a loofa had. >> the scrubbing is all part of preps for a

chicago. and in fact, some of the protesters in arizona and in salt lake city friday night, mentioned chicago,ey felt inspired and emboldened by what happens there. they really thought, many of them, that they could shut down the rallies. near phoenix, as you mentioned, we had dozens of protesters who had been prepared for days, who had a very elaborate plan to stop traffic. they had three layers of cars, they planned on getting their cars towed. they even cabled themselves, a few people, to some of those cars. and in the end, they ended up blocking hundreds of cars, many of them trying to get to that donald trump rally. and then in tucson, the protests inside, as you saw, were angry. but then outside, you had hundreds of protesters as well, who were very angry, shouting matches between the protesters and the trump supporters. really, it's getting, as i said, more organized, more bold, than i have ever seen it. joy. >> all right, thank you very much, jacob rascon in tucson, arizona. let's bring in my guest here with me in d.c., sabrina siddiqui, political reporter for the guardian, and from ne

lakes tonight. producing light snow in green bay, chicago, south of that it's raining. it's a clipper storm moving pretty fast. it will be here tomorrow night. what does that mean for us? nothing for saturday during the day. by 5:00 p.m. the clouds are in place. now, the temperatures will be cool tomorrow, 30s to start and then 40s throughout the day. we'll start to see light snow around 6:00 a.m. sunday developing southwest of our area. philadelphia may see some light accumulations of snow. here we'reetalking flurries, maybe a fnw sprinkles into the early afternorg on sunday. but then the sun starts to come oubt and then the temperatures start to warm up. it's cold out there right now, 20s and 30s, but we're going to see temperatures near 70 next week. i'll break that down in the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >>> thank you. in dweens tonight, a livery cab driver is recov ing from a gunshot wound to the head as police try to track down the person who pulled the trigier. the frightening ordeal nnded with a crash near 36th avenue and 34th street. checkey beckford i

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