lake washington road is the exit. we have two left lanes blocked because of this crash, crews are out there working it. i want to show you a map that shows you exactly where we're talking. this is i-95 northbound. you can see all the red, the backup there. right here we have two left lanes blocked from exit 185 to harlick road. there. looking at your drive times, i-4 parkway to downtown will take you four minutes. regular gas costs you $1.73 at the 7-eleven on south bundy avenue in orlando. and just $1.72 at the quick mark in orlando. remember you can always find gas savings tips on our website fox35orlando.com. ryan and amy, back to you. >> amy: it's march madness in orlando this weekend. fans from houston to connecticut will be here watching big games at the amway center. >> ryan: love it. they're playing. we got live updates with the form. you need to know if you're heading to the arenas. busy i-drive look over universal will be busy. these two weeks extremely busy. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big dif

. >> january 3rd, 2011, moses lake, washington. corporal thomas tufty is on the lookout for a woman wanted by police on forgery charges. >> she had multiple warrants for her arrest. i'd gotten a phone call from our dispatch center that let me know that she was on the move in her car. >> that woman is jonah zeigler. tufty has a description of zeigler and her vehicle, and it isn't long before he spots her. >> when i looked over to the left, i saw a pink vest and her head down underneath the steering wheel. i pulled in behind her truck. >> corporal tufty approaches the truck. and confronts ziegler. >> i let her know who i was and why i was there. she initially said that she wasn't jonah ziegler. that's not me. i finally convinced her i knew who she was and that she was under arrest because she had warrants. >> he orders zeigler out of her truck, but she has other plans. >> she stopped and said, i'm not going. hit the gas. the truck just basically goes in reverse really fast. i put my left hand out to stop the truck from actually pushi

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we have a facility in moses lake washington which is the only commercially operating plant that uses 10% of the energy costs. produces more peer product than just about anyplace competing with polysilicon. we are in a trade dispute currently and if this trade dispute is not resolved soon they will be forced to lay off workers. we cannot not only lose this site in our state but also lose the technology that we are able to produce their as a relates to poly-silicon. i want to get paid departments commitment to advocate on behalf of u.s. polysilicon producers and how we can resolve this trade dispute with china. perhaps an advanced manufacturing office would take an interest in looking at the supply chain and helping to give comments to the ministry found that. >> i would like to learn more about the specifics. certainly in the port area and also i would talk to our trade rep mike froman and understand that they trade issue is. check importance of bringing up this morning and asking for your engagement is the issue of the supply chain. i'm a firm believer when it comes to off-season ene

roads will be very slippery with some rain but mostly snow from washington state to the great lakes. heavy snow in the rockies and rain along the entire east coast. >> okay, so say you're flying airport delays possible in charlotte, miami, washington, >>> we want to recap our top story right now. at least six people were arrestedover night stemming from the deadly terror attacks in belgium. >> they were picked up during a series of raids in brussels and they may face charges today. we're getting a first look at the apartment of the two brothers involved in the bombings. authorities say that they had been secretly filming a top nuclear scientist and now identified the third airport suspect saying he was on the u.s. terrorism watch list. >>> nearly 300 people were wounded in the attacks and some of those survivors are sharing the details of their ordeal. among them sebastien bellin who is still recovering. the blast knocked him to the ground as debris rained down on him and abc's david muir was with him in the hospital. >> you know, i think i blacked out for a little bit and i remember

we have a facility in moses lake, washington, the only commercially operating plant in the world to employtechnology that use about 10% of the energy costs to produce more pure product than just about any place, in competing with polysilicone. we're in a trade dispute currently. if this trade dispute is not resolved soon, they'll be forced to lay off approximately 400 workers. we cannot not only lose this site in our state but also the technology that we are able to produce there as it relates to polysilicon. i want to get the department's to advocate on behalf of producers and how to resolve this trade dispute with china. perhaps the advanced manufacturing office could take an interest in looking at the supply chain and helping give comments to the administration on this. >> okay. i would like to learn more about the specifics, pursue that. it's certainly an important area. i would be happy to talk to our trade rep, mike froman, and understand better what the trade situation is. i'm afraid i'm just not up to speed on that. >> i guess the importance of bringing it up this morning, and aski

towards the northeast merging into another system bringing showers and storms to the great lakes, new york and washington, d.c. we'll see the rest of the shower and thundersto activity over portions of the west coast head eastward bringing them a little bit of a brief break from the showers and storms we had to deal with last week. aid to the dry conditions we are expecting across south florida for quite some time. as you can see, most of the dry air is located just to the south of us but it's going to lift towards the north and combine with some m me dry air just north of our area. the combination of the two will provide for not a bad day but a very warm day here in south florida. our feels-like temperatures will be in the upper 80s. we're not the only ones dealing with the heat. the whole south is dealing with the warm conditions. weather and increasas the chance of showers by monday. >> thank you, julie. >>> i-95 northbound at northwest 151st street. i did see an accident in the northbound lanes. it was blocking a right lane. looks like they switched that camera view. as we zoom on into our map, it do

the campaign helps support the boys and girls town in his hometown in lake stevens, washington.h going on. >> i want to punch him in the face. >> you got enough. >> finally, guys, there's some troubling news in the southern hemisphere. there's a real-life cat burglar stealing from locals in new zealand. that's right. we've got a picture. here's the culprit. a 6-year-old kleptomaniac kitty named bridget. bridget has socked away 11 pairs of underwear and more than 50 socks in just two months. the owner of the cat put flyers around the neighborhood apologizing to the neighbors for what's happening. the good news is bridget and her owner are moving to the countryside. >> not just in her house. >> the neighbors. 50 pairs of matching socks, by the way. >> girls? >> yeah, but only men's underwear. >> that's where all my singles come from. i'm always losing them. >> sadistic cat. people there can sleep. >> iggy azalea is here live coming up next. ea is here live coming up next. >>> good morning to you. if you're taking b.a.r.t. in the east bay today, b.a.r.t. is still running limited tr

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momentum about a week ago having about 14,000 people out at a rally in salt lake city. 15,000 out in seattle, washington, last night. momentum and energy is about at this point in our campaign, having rallies and town meetings that have brought out almost one million americans. and what momentum is about is in election after election winning the overwhelming percentage of young people who are participating. and by young, i don't mean just the very young, the older you get, the younger the age appears. and i'm talking about winning by sizeable margins, people 45 years of age or younger. the future of america. you know, we have been told for a long time that young people were supposed to be apathetic. that young people were not interested in shaping the future of our nation. well, that is not what we are seeing in this campaign. what we are seeing, what we are seeing is that the young people of this country who love this country so much want to make it a better country. and that they are prepared to stand up and fight and take on the major crises that we face. they want an economy that works for all of us

lake city. instead, he will give a policy speech in the washington, d.c. to apac. if trump is not debating, kasich says he is not going to debate either. that forced fox news to cancel it. the cruz campaign is hoping to capitalize on this. quote, donald trump is scared to debate ted cruz next week. >> i guess he doesn't like when anyone challenges him. he was saying a week ago he was eager to get one-on-one with me. this debate, the field is narrowed more. he could have had a direct debate with me. yet, donald apparently is ducking. >> reporter: the cruz campaign says ted cruz will appear at the same speech on monday where donald trump is speaking. he intends to draw clear contrast at that speech with donald trump. john and christine. >> sunlen. >>> new controversy over the next supreme court justice merrick garland. the judge visits capitol hill today. he will meet with senators. a handful of republicans agreed to meet with him today, but none on the schedule today. let's get more from cnn's michelle kosinski. >> reporter: you have the perfect day in the rose gard

washington. and juan is with us from salt lake city. good morning to you. michael i want to start with you first. we had a statement from the belgian prime minister who says what we feared has happened, we were hit by blind attacks. can we call these blind attacks when they were on a heightened security alert? and that this comes three days after the arrest of abdeslam? where they said they were expecting more attacks? >> i had two reactions to what happened this morning. one is, it's a reflection of how large -- how compartmented, how sophisticated the isis terrorist capability is in europe. after the first attack the investigation showed that these individuals had sophisticated bombmakers. they had bombmaking locations. they used cell phones individually, one at a time, so they couldn't be tracked. they had forgery capabilities to use passports to move back and forth between syria and iraq in europe, so very sophisticated capability. that's part of what you saw today. the other, i think, is the fact that this -- this particular attack, i believe, was some

momentum is about a week ago having 14,000 people out at a rally in salt lake city and 15000 out in seattle washingtonaign having rallies and town meetings that have brought out almost 1 million americans. and what momentum is about is in election after election winning the overwhelming percentage of young people who are participating. and by "young," i don't mean just the very young. the older you get the younger the age appears. and i'm talking about winning by sizeable margins people 45 years of age or younger. the future of america. you know, we have been told for a long time that young people were supposed to be apathetic. that young people were not interested in shaping the future of our nation. well, that is not what we are seeing in this campaign. what we are seeing is that the young people of this country who love this country so much want to make it a better country and that they are prepared to stand up and fight and take on the major crises that we face. they want an economy that works for all of us not just wealthy campaign cricketontributors. they want the united states of america to joi

on the washington correspondent for "the salt lake tribune" and 109th president of the national press club. our guest today is paul wiedefeld. general manager and ceo of the washington metropolitan area transit authority, or as was often called metro or less happy times choice words i will not use from the stage. we'll get to those issues and i would like to welcome our c-span and public way audiences and we might shoot you can follow the action on twitter using hashtag npc life. that's hashtag npclive. now it's and introduced our head table guests are asked each of you stand briefly azure thing is announced. please hold your applause until i finished introducing the entire table. from your right david, transportation reporter at reuters. martin, transportation reporter. john, freelance radio reporter. poly, families u.s.a. bruce johnson, news anchor. dan, director of conditions at metro. marcia, life of our speaker. "bloomberg news," pas past prest of vice chair of speakers committee. skipping over our speaker for a moment, outpost, reporter for defense daily a member of the speakers

lake city tonight. on monday he will appear at the apac summit in washington. come together against hate campaign says about 300 rabbis will demonstrate against trump's participation at apac. >>> 2008 presidential nominee myth romney says that's the only way to stop trump from lock up the nomination. romney says trump's movement is associated with racism misogyny bigotry and violence. (f) research shows people with autism are likely the die far younger than the rest of the population. story next. >>> and public defenders are turning away people who need representation. >> stopping the next generation of isis recruits. teaching the youth on the front lines. working towards a better future. >> this is one of the most important sites in the century. >> proudest moment of my life. >> the zika virus has now hit new mexico. state health officials say they confirmed the first infection in the state today, bringing the total number of cases in the u.s. to nearly 260. but help may soon be on the way in fighting the virus. the fda has developed a rapid test for anyone wh

massachusetts, also watch out for snowy or wet roads around the great lakes and along the west coast. delays are possible in washington, philadelphia, new york, boston and san francisco. >>> well, experts are applauding the announcement by soccer legend brandi chastain that she will donate her brain to concussion research and the degenerative brain disease cte. >> they say it's especially important since so few female athletes have been studied for concussion risk. here's now abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: the soccer star known for that celebration at the world cup, coming forward about the dangers of the sport. 47-year-old brandi chastain announcing she will donate her brain to research on cte, the degenerative brain disease linked to concussions. >> brandi is such an iconic figure for a big chunk of our country that hasn't really been focused on the concussion issue. >> reporter: as a college player chastain did suffer from two concussions, now a mom and a soccer coach, she's concerned about the damage all those >> she is having no symptoms and she's living a normal life, but she is so well aware of what could

that snow that clayton mentioned will fall across much of the northern tier from washington state all the way to the great lakes. folks in great falls, montana, they're getting it. in the rockies from montana to colorado where as much as 14 inches is possible a entire east coast will see wet weather, mostly rain but some snow in northern new england. >> temperatures in those spots will naturally be cooler than normal. but plan on sunny 70s and even a few 80 degree readings across the south. >>> we should have saved this next story for april fools' day. that's how unbelievable it is. a north carolina man was arrested for not returning, wait for it, a videotape that he rented back in 2002. >> is this real? apparently they say james myers was pulled over for a broken taillight. and when the officer ran his license, a warrant popped up when the officer asked myers to step out of his car, he says he thought it was all a practical joke. it turns out it wasn't. myers was actually handcuffed and taken into custody. >> but we should point out, i just want to point out for the record here this guy has a long criminal rec

i am the washington correspondent for the salt lake tribune and the president of the press club. our guess today are documentarian ken burns and henry louis gates junior. i would like to welcome our c-span and of the radio audience. you can follow the action on twitter. #npclive. i have asked that each of you stand briefly as your name is announced. please hold your applause. from your right, michael fletcher, senior writer for espn and the moderator of the luncheon. [applause] channel nine. and jeff ballou, news editor at out to zero. sharon rockefeller, president and c.e.o. of weta. elizabeth, washington bureau chief of "the new york times." skipping over our speaker for a moment. alison fitzgerald kojak chairman of the press club's board of governors. skipping over other speaker for a moment, lisa matthews, vice president at hagers sharp and a member of the speaker's committee who organized this luncheon. patricia harrison, president and c.e.o. of the corporation for public broadcasting. amy henderson, the historian emeritus of the national portrait gallery. joe madison, host

lake city, utah. he will give a policy speech in washington, d.c. to the pro-israel organization instead. after that, kasich said if trump is not debating, he will not either. all of this forced fox news to cancel it outright. the cruz campaign is hoping to compliment on this. mr. trump, if you won't debate in utah, we'll bring the debate to you. >> i guess he doesn't like when anyone challenges him. he said a week ago he was eager to get one-on-one with me. well, this debate, the field is narrowed more and he could have had a direct debate with me and yet, donald is ducking. he's afraid of being challenged. >> the cruz campaign says that the cruz campaign will appear at the same speech where trump is speaking. he intendis to draw clear contrast. >>> thank you. the governor of ohio john kasich is dismissing claims he is playing a spoiler role. he insists he is trying to win. after a win in ohio, kasich drew a big crowd in philadelphia. he says he expects to be a viable candidate come convention time. >> it is unlikely that anybody will achieve enough delegates to avoid a convention. for y

if ted cruz stays above 507% and so far the results -- you can see salt lake city, it's a smaller city down here in washingtongeorge area, so we don't have the population centers yet so we'll see if the results change, but if you're the cruz campaign you're happy to be above 60% to start the key count and the key is to keep it above 60%. >> if it stays like that he gets all the delegates and it would be a big boost if he wins in utah and obviously he didn't win in arizona. >> last week was a tough week so ted cruz looking for a win this week. >> we await more results, earlier today we heard from all the candidates from the terror attacks in belgium. in her speech tonight secretary clinton took square aim at donald trump and ted cruz for comments they made about what their response would be in the wake of the terror attacks. let's listen to that. >> donald trump and ted cruz have -- have made our job harder in the last few days. donald trump saying we need to get out of nato, the most important defense alliance there's ever been. it's headquarters are in brussels, we need to modernize it and make it ready to d

washington. today, the final push for votes in the great lakes state. hillary clinton and bernie sanders faced off in a sometimes nasty cnn democratic debate ahead of michigan's primary. (cnn debate 3-6) sot - clinton: "you know --" sanders: "excuse me, i'm talking." clinton: "if you are going to talk, tell the whole story, senator sanders." the candidates debated in flint, michigan devastated by the lead contaminated water crisis. sot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate "it is raining lead in flint. and the state is derelict in not coming forward with the money that is required." over the weekend, wins for sanders in kansas, nebraska and maine but clinton took the big prize of louisiana pushing her way ahead of sanders in the delegate count. in the gop trump both won two states. sot - sen. ted cruz / (r) presidential candidate "our campaign is the only campaign that has beaten donald trump over and over and over again but cruz is closing the delegate gap...just 84 away from the frontrunner who is still taking hits from the establishment like

washington. .. there will be plenty of wind along with this first storm... with hig wind warnings and lake advisories up north... but not for us.... at least not yet. .. cold and snowy winter weather continues to plow across the northern u.s. and the midwest with springlike thunderstorms today across the ohio valley and deep south that could turn severe. ................. look for warm 80s as we start off march, but then breezy winds this weekend with a slight chance of showers come sunday... and a better chance for monday. cooler 60s for a few days next week./// < ((weather toss))> ((brian loftus)) > perfect strangers. . ((brian loftus)) > perfect strangers. . children's rescue. the faint cries.. they heard.. to save them from drowning./// ((today: lucy hale, and this week, morgan freeman, angela bassett, and gerard butler. > now nevada's fa u-s navy seal. u.s senior chief special warfare operator edward byers is just the 5th navy seal to receive the medal of honor. back in 2012, byers helped held hostage by the taliban in afghanistan. he says it all happened in about 1 minute.. when they

lakes. more mountain snow over the rockies and wet roads again along the west coast from washington state. >>> and if you're flying airport delays possible in dallas and houston. >> well, there is new fallout sharapova admitted she failed a australia open. >> she has taken a drug to treat heart ailments for years but it turns out that drug was declared a banned substance this year because it allegedly boosts endurance in some users. sharapova claims she was unaware of that change and took full responsibility of what happened. >> i know that with this i face consequences and i don't want to end my career this way. >> sharapova is starting a provisional suspension while her case is investigated. nike says during that investigation it is suspending its sponsorship of sharapova who is the top earning woman in sports and also watchmakes ir er tag heuer is not renewing its >>> the 26-year-old going by lindsey appeared at a news conference after the utah transplant. doctors say she got a matching donor just minutes after her name was placed on the waiting list. >> now, i have prayed that god would

. >>> with protesters gathering in salt lake city, on top of a monday speech in washington, d.c., what can we expect? the folks at showtime took that to a trump rally. watch what happens. ♪ >> well, you've got to hold up your sign as high as you can and start shouting trump, trump, trump, trump. and drown them out. that's the way we do it. >> he's a one-man party. he single handedly took out the establishment and he's taking on the democratic establishment. i mean, really? >> trump, trump, trump! >> i don't care about race. i just believe in the love, and i see trump as love. >> joining me now, jose antonio vargas, a film maker, with attorney david wahl. jose, your thoughts on what we're likely to see as we go forward at these trump events, because we're getting wind that the folks who oppose donald trump are organized and determined to make themselves heard. >> if donald trump is using free speech to promote racism, sexism, violence, in the rhetoric he's been using, a lot of these organizers are exercising their free speech and right to assemble and organize. >> let me ask you this, t

lakes and northeast. the heaviest rain still off to the south and west. you can see around washington, d.c., central p.a., will track towards our region, just as you're heading out toward the morning commute, so your monday planner is a wet one and a chillier one. tomorrow we are stuck in the 40s. it's windy and wind chills are in the 20s and 30s. pack your umbrellas. i'll tell you how long the rain will last in your full forecast in just a few. >>> remember to wake up with today in new york starting at 4:30 for an update on the stormy conditions, with your weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> in west chester, dive teams ended a difficult search today in the hudson, unable to find on board a tugboat when it hit a bridge yesterday. they are hoping to find the crew member still missing tonight. >> the conditions are really lousy under the water. very poor visibility. very high currents. >> a tough job for dive teams out on the hudson today. crews ended their rescue and recovery mission one day after a tugboat hit a stationary construction barge near the sooid site where a new bridge is be

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lake city. on monday, trump will appear at the apac submit in washington. 300 rabbis will democrat straight against trump's participation at apac. he is a favorite to win the upcoming primary in arizona, and his tough talk and calls to build a wall on the u.s. mexico border has earned him the praise of joe arpaio. >> reporter: maricopa county sheriff, joe arpaio expects to open the rally for donald trump on saturday. he's a law enforcement leader, a strong supporter of donald trump. >> i think that the reason is he's different. maybe at my age, i want something different. i feel that there's a lot of problems out there. >> do you see similarities between yourself and donald trump? >> i don't think i'm the political politician. maybe i found a guy who is not a programmed, typical politician, which people can say i'm not either. >> arpaio first gained national notoriety in the 1990s when he moved inmates into outdoor tents, and later he became a tea party favorite when he launched an investigation into president obama's birth certificate. and lately, a lightning rod into the immigration debate, the s

lakes. and we are expecting the jet stream to continue to stay to the south for tonight into tomorrow morning. that's going to spill in some kes. look at this. washington, dc, will have a teteerature of dunn degrees. we're talking 20s and 30s across the great lakes and the northern half of the northeast of the united states. for us the northern half of florida we evenet down to the 40s. so we're going to need those sweaters and jackets tomorrow morning, and then we will see our temperatures rebound going into wednesday ask thursday. we'll increase chance of showers for the holiday weekend. >> janine: ich brush researchers are asking the pububc for help in naming this brand new state ard $300 million research ship. the name with the most so far boaty mcboat face. it has more than 26,000 votes so far. voting is open until april 16th but as you might imagine officials don't have to pick the name with the most votes. that boat is scheduled to set sail for antarctica in 2013. >> laurie: it looks like -- that name. >> janine: to a group of college students from ohio, they're visiting cuba at the same time >> laurie: could they have picked a busier time but t