>> laura: on this super tuesday, the g.o.p. front runner is looking already to the future. >> "q": that's right, stomping for votes right right here in ohio, he's inside an airport hangar at port columbus. they are right outside right now. listen, thousands of people are there right now waiting for his arrival. we are talking about donald trump. the leading republican nominee for the president of the united states and whenever he shows up, he's expected to talk about his goals for the country. and in the latest poll that came out last week, they say that john kasich, our governor, is trailing trump right now in the buckeye state by 5% with likely that being said, ohio's republican party decided not to endorse trump. they are endorsing kasich. so, it's going to be interesting to see how this all pans out today. but we will keep you posted throughout this show and once trump makes his self seen, we will let you know. >> laura: according to secretary of state jon husted, nearly 70,000 ohioians have already voted. nearly a quarter

i'm walter allen((laura)) and i'm laura moody, in for jen epstein. we'll get to all that, and the weather and traffic in a moment... but first, we're following a developing story out of *belgium. 3 (laura two explosions ripped through the brussels airport during the morning rush hour... the blasts went off in the departure hall... hundreds of passengers were trying to check-in at the time... and several people were injured when they went running for cover. they were taken-out to the tarmac, to receive first aid... we can also confirm, that one person has died. and officials are come to the airport... until they can figure out what's going on. this comes just *days after the prime suspect in the paris terrorist attacks was arrested in brussels. and now we're hearing there may have been another blast, at a brussels metro station... we're monitoring this situation, and will bring you updates as they come in. but now, let's go to dave. 3 3 (dave 3 3 3 no closed captioning is available for traffic. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 (walter 3 new this morning: a scary scene

p>>laura: okay. p>>charley: did you know that our peyes can distinguish more than p10 million colors? pyou wouldn't be able to tell pwhat i wear every day. phigher alcohol tolerance. p>>russell: go on. p>>charley: you spend about 10% pof your waking hours with your peyes closed. pif you added together all the pblinking. p>>russell: okay. p>>charley: in your waking hours, p10% of the time our eyes are pclosed because we're blinking. p>>laura: that's good. pkeep it going. pkeep it coming. p>>charley: an ostrich's eye is pbigger than its brain. pdid you know that? pand finally, i will leave you pwith this disturbing fact. peinstein's eyes, have you heard pthis? p>>russell: no. p>>charley: you read a lot. peinstein's eyes are kept in a psafe in new york city. p>>russell: wait. pyes. pi think i did know something plike this. pand his brain is somewhere, too, pisn't it? p>>charley: his brain is now back pwith his great granddaughter. pit was kept to study and so were phis eyes were given to his eye pdoctor

p>>laura: there it is. pcandidate must secure 1,237 pdelegates before the nominating pconvention to become the party's residential nominee. pthat's on the republican side. p>>russell: it will be an uphill pbattle for any of the remaining pg.o.p. contenders. pdonald trump is more than phalfway there but he needs to pwin 60% of the remaining pdelegates to clench the pnomination. pted cruz needs 87% and john pkasich can't get there at all. pdemocratic side, bernie sanders pyesterday so that it was called pand hillary clinton's favor. pshe has 1,606 delegates. pbernie sanders has 851. psanders will need to win 58% of pthe remaining delegates to win pthe nomination. phillary clinton needs just 42%. pthere are three more races on ptuesday. parizona, utah along with the pdemocratic caucus in idaho. pstay with fox 13 for all the phighlights on the road to the pconventions. p>>laura: it's time to check your antry. pwe have a major recall to tell pyou about. p>>russell: canned tuna pulled pfrom store shelves because

. >> laura: yeah, that's exactly right. a series of public meetings will be held beginning today to help decide which routes should be cut and how high rates should go to help make their ends meet. [bell ringing] >> laura: it's been $2.25 for about seven years but now, calabrese says r.t.a. is dealing with a $7 million shortfall. he says the only choice is to raise rates. option. we must pay our bills. we burn through $750,000 a day to run r.t.a. so we must have that money coming in. >> laura: the rate hike to $2.50 or $2.75 won't cut it. they will also need to cut routes to cut costs. they look for routes with the least impact. >> we have a number of routes that are low in productivity. we have a number of routes where there may be good productivity during the day but not nights and weekends. some go into cul-de-sacs and major corridors where they don't pick up a lot of people. >> laura: the cut backs would only impact about 1.5% of all riders but the rate hike would affect 100%. he said it all goes back to a lack of fundi

>> laura: the u.s. state department says it still does not know of any americans killed in the brussels attacks. at least a dozen americans are among the wounded there. a former college basketball player was also hurt and several others are still missing. don champion has the latest. >> reporter: the father of sebastian bella found out his son was hurt in the airport bombings when friends saw this photo and called him. you see all this blood and you say, is he going to make it? >> reporter: he played for two ncaa teams in the u.s. he was headed home to michigan where he lives with his family. his father spoke to him in the hospital. >> i think he was speaking very weakly and very slowly, because he was in shock. he saw people dead and people dying. i'm sure that will stay with him for the rest of his life. >> reporter: a u.s. air force officer and members of his family were also wounded. some of them are reportedly in serious condition. in all, 270 people were injured in tuesday's terrorist attacks, inc

i love it. >> laura: i mean seven feet at two months old? >> "q": yeah. >> laura: that's a -- >> "q": i think they reach up into 14, 15 feet? >> laura: well now they have here at the cleveland zoo they have that exhibit where you are high up here on a bridge and you can feed the giraffe, pet the giraffe. >> "q": that's cool. >> laura: it's new. >> samantha: life goals. like -- >> laura: you never went to the richmond zoo and did it there? because they have it there. >> samantha: i don't know that i have ever been to a zoo. >> laura: oh, it's fantastic. >> samantha: i haven't lived. >> laura: you have to do it. >> samantha: i got to show you this live shot. do we have time? anyway, it's snowing to beat the band out there. i think we are out of time. >> "q": you can sort of see it over youho all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. that's because we've been working hard to give you better service, and it shows. pwe came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's im

there, you have it. >> laura: popsicle forecast. >> jon: daffodils are blooming. >> laura: thanks for joining us. the young and the restless is up next. >> brian: join us at 4:00. have a great day. hello, i am kristin warzocha, president and ceo of the greater cleveland food bank. annual harvest for hunger campaign, which provides critical nutritious food for hunger relief programs and struggling families in 21 northeast ohio counties. nearly half of clients at food pantries and hot meal sites are children and seniors. cleveland was recently ranked number one in child poverty amongst the top 50 u.s. cities. we cannot let these children - or local senior citizens - go hungry. and it is easy to help. host a food and funds drive at your school, business or organization. or give at your local supermarket. tear off a coupon in the checkout aisle at your local giant eagle, heinen' s, dave' s, fisher foods or buehler' s and add $1, $5 or more to your bill. for every dollar donated, local food banks can provide enough food for four nutritious meals. we' re serving more families now than we we

p>>laura: thanks. pdave has a look at the forecast pand a look what you can expect pthis weekend and then don't be pgreen with envy. pif you can't go to boston to pof the our gardens have evolved. we can run them from anywhere. make them greener faster. drop them and watch them bloom. they're 5-star worthy, grown regionally... and keep their color... these gardens are the next generation of blooming. bring on spring, feed your lawn and kill weeds with scotts bonus s weed & feed now 10% off at the home depot. pmorning. pwe're just watching the clouds pjust streaming through but it's pmild, thanks to that southeast pwind keeping us above normal pnow, we may start to get a plittle muggier and you're going pto notice, especially by ptomorrow and the dew points pstart to rise just a bit, but pyou can have several days in a prow. plakeland, beautiful. plook at the sun up in exactly -- pthere it is. pyou see it! pdid you see it? pit just came over the horizon. p6:45 was our sunrise this pmorning. pwe saw it t

>> laura: oh, yeah. they are fun. >> "q": you would be drench in sweat in no time. >> laura: and if you have ever gone to a bowling ally or any of those place whereas they have the arcade games and where you dance on the arrows -- >> "q": dance revolution. i saw the whole other level. i don't have the coordination for all of that. >> laura: intense. we will put it to the test. >> "q": listen to this one. an indiana four-year-old is a star wars fan, as i am. but she's not interested in dressing up like a jedi or a princess. she wanted to be a storm trooper. a pink one at that. autumn brock asked her dad it make her a storm trooper costume in pink. dad jim brock is a skilled costume designer as you can see right there. brock shared a picture of his adorable results. the picture of autumn racked up over 10,000 likes and 2,000 shares since it was posted. that looks like it came straight out of the movie. >> laura: yeah. he made that? >> "q": so detailed. >> "q": yeah. dad of the year. 17 minutes after the to

you cant fake steak. 3 (laura p>>laura: we begin with this news palert this morning. psome frightening new pdevelopments this morning in pbrussels. pthe city is locked down after a pseries much explosions this pmorning. pwe know at least 13 people are pdead and the witnesses say that pceilings at the airport pcollapsed and there is blood peverywhere. pexplosions struck at the busiest ptime of the day, too. pofficials are calling it a pterror attack and it's days pafter the prime suspect in the pbrussels. pwe're monitoring the situation pand we'll bring you updates as pwe come in. pget over to dave and a look at pthe forecast. p>>dave: do you know what? pgrab your jackets this morning. pwe have a big range in pthere. pbartow is now dropped to 39 pdegrees here at 6:00. pbrooksville, 37. pcrystal river, 36. ptampa still holding at 50 pdegrees but again, they're pcloser to where the waters are. pso if you're inland, you're p40s if not the 30s. pfrost advisory out for inland ortions of citrus and hernando pas well until 9:00 this morning. pthis say one morning deal. pafter

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pgood morning. plet's start off by checking the pweather forecast with dave posterberg. p>>dave: a couple of things. pit is very warm and muggy poutside this morning. pjust about everybody starting in pthe 70s for temps, plus along pthe coastline, we've had some pfog to deal with and psome of the sea fog has worked ponshore from venice up through psarasota. pnotice venice with a quarter pmile visibility. peven the sunshine skyway as well pand this is a look from the pbrookdale, bayshore camera. pwe started well over an hour pbefore sunrise but you can see pthere's no fog there, just slow pcloud cover with high temps ptoday, more sunshine this pafternoon projected to get back pin the lower 80s. p>>vanessa: all right. pand in the last report, we were pkind of watching some pfluctuating travel times going pbetween green and yellow. pit looks like we're back in the pyellow here. pthis is something that is psomething we're experiencing. plowdowns in the westbound pdirection approaching the pinterchange.

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pwe had showers overnight. pjust a few. pthe weekend is looking good, pright? p>>mike: even the rest of today plooks good. pwe have showers continuing to ush south of the area so we pshould be good as we head pthrough the rest of today. ptake a look at the temperatures. pyesterday maybe you needed a plight coat. pnot necessarily the case today. p66 in tampa. p68 at bradenton. p63 wauchula. p54 brooksville, 55 in crystal priver. pforecast for today, into the pupper 60s by 9:00 a.m. pstill hanging around that 70 ief pdegree mark by noon and it's low pto mid 70s by this afternoon. pthe exception inland, you'll be pcloser to 80. ptake a look at the three-day pforecast for the weekend. p70 next couple of days. pup to 77 as we head toward the psecond half of the weekend. pjust a sunny and pleasant plooking weekend. phey, jen. p>>jennifer: hey, mike. pwe're making our way to the rush phour drive and sky fox giving us paerial view of the i-4 corridor, pthis is i-4 approaching the pinterchange from the selmon pconnector. pthose are

thank you very much. >> laura: she -- yeah. she rocked it. >> samantha: that's going to be all of us on the first day we . we are all going to be singing and dancing. >> laura: ripping our skirts off? >> samantha: oh, yes. well, i don't know about that. >> "q": our skirts. yeah. ok. >> laura: taking about q. >> samantha: our snow pants. right? it's 59 for today. a little light rain possible later this afternoon. stormy on thursday. jeff will have the latest, guys at 4:00. >> "q": thanks for joining us. >> phyllis: here' s to broken chairs and this wonderful blanket -- the only things keeping us warm. >> billy: now, don' t forget the red wine, of course. >> phyllis: oh, yes, the red wine. and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it' s night? >> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pwe'll head straight over to dave pforecast. p>>dave: it's mild outside. psouthwest winds, cloud cover, pand catch this. pi do have a couple of sprinkles pon the radar this morning. pthere's not much rain moving pthrough the area today so i pmean, if you get it, consider pyourself lucky but for us, it's pthe clouds, southwest wind. pmorning. pwhile it's mild, then a wind pshift this afternoon to the pnorthwest. pthat will indicate to you, hey, pthe front is through. pwe'll drag in some drier air. pnonetheless, we're still going pto average out to be the mid 70s pfor high temps today. pcheck the roadways. phow does it look? p>>vanessa: we're starting to pslow down a little bit along i-4 pwestbound. pnothing serious. pwe don't have any incidents phere, just looks like normal pcongestion as folks start to hit pthe roadway. pit looks like we're dealing with pcoming from mlk heading into the pinterchange. p>>laura: thank you. pbig night for donald trump and phillary clinton. ptrump walked away with seven psuper tuesday wins. phe didn

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pgood morning. pall that ahead and more but pdave. pgotten below 50 degrees now. pwe're at 49 with the sun coming pup in 30 minutes or so. pit's beautiful outside. plet's just say that right off pthe bat. pfull sunshine so we'll have no roblem warming up but right pnow, it is quite chilly not only phere but up to brooksville, it's p37 degrees. pcrystal river at 36. pluckily some frost inland citrus pand hernando counties with padvisories this morning. ponce we get past 9:00, quickly pwarm things up and eventually pget back to the lower 70s but no pdoubt, we have jackets going on pfor everybody outside this pmorning. p>>laura: it is chilly. pall right, dave. p>> we're slow this morning along pthe interstates. pusual stop and go traffic pbeginning to build there and palso delays for drivers psouthbound dale mabry. pan accident just before phillsborough avenue, that is pwhere sky fox is. pthey're checking out the scene pfor us. pyou can see the flashing lights pon scene. pthe right lane was blocked. pd

p>>laura: good. p>>taylor: today we're starting poff things with a sweet story pout of baylor university in ptexas. prussell, that's your area of ptexas. pjust for you guys. pa new mother, also a student, phad to bring her baby to class pwith her one day. pwhat her professor did when she pgot there. phere it is. pjust held her through the entire p55 minute lecture. p>>laura: i don't know if i can pblame him. p>>taylor: here is the story. p33-year-old katie and her 4 1/2 pmonth old daughter, it was one pof those days. pthe baby-sitter cancelled on pthem last minute and since katie pspent time in the marines, she's pdedicated to becoming a physical ptherapist to help wounded pwarriors. pshe brought the baby with her. pwell, it probably interfered pwith baby's nap time a little pbit because she started to fuss. pthat's when the professor pstepped in. pas he walked around and pcontinued teaching to his pcompletely content baby, mom was phappy and the internet is pexploding. p>>laura: hung around for afte

p>>laura: thanks. palso developing this morning, a pman has died after being shot by pa deputy. pcomplex in north tampa. pthis was about 11:00 last night. pdeputies got a call about a man pwaving a gun. p>>russell: fox 13 shayla reaves pis there this morning and pdeputies just say the man would pnot listen, right? p>>reporter: that's absolutely pright. pauthorities tell us he did not plisten and the exchange pultimately ended in gun fire. p27-year-old jeffrey glen did not psurvive his injuries. pfour deputies are expected to be laced on routine administrative pleave. pthis all started around 11:00 plast night where someone made a pcall to 911. pthe deputies, including one ptrained in crisis intervention, pcould not get him to comply. pthey told us ultimately deputies pfired weapons. pthis is still an active, ongoing pinvestigation. pit's happening off north florida pavenue. pi'll be back in the next half p>>russell: see you then. pthank you. pst. pete police officer involved pdrunk driver. phappened la

p>>laura: beautiful shot. pwinter haven police are psearching for a teen accused of pcarjacking a woman outside of a pwalgreen's. pit happened just after midnight ptuesday morning at the pwalgreen's off first street psouth. pthe woman was texting when the pforces her out at gun point. phours later a trooper spotted pthe car on i-95 in st. paugustine. ptroopers caught up with two of pthe teens and authorities are plooking for 18-year-old william pseverland of bartow. pthere's a reward leading to his parrest. p>>russell: a sky diver has died arachute. phe and his instructor jumped pseparately over zephyrhills. phis para kut -- parachute pdeployed but he got tangled in pit. pthe accident is under pinvestigation. p>>laura: and a south florida pteenager accused of pimpersonating a doctor faces peven more charges today. pthis time he's accused of pstealing from a patient. p18-year-old robinson was parrested again yesterday in west alm beach. pdeputies say he stole $34,000 pfrom a woman to pay car loans probinson cla

p>>laura: thank you. pright now we're staying on top pof a developing story in tampa. pa man shot at police officers. ptheir shield stopped the bullet pbut the officers fired back, pkilling him. p>>russell: it happened in the p3300 block of cherokee avenue. pthat's east of himes and south pof thousand point. pus. p>>reporter: these police pofficers are lucky to be alive. pwe'll get information on this. ptampa police joining us this pmorning. pthank you for being with us. p>> we got the call about 1:10 pthis morning, domestic pdisturbance. pwe arrived about 10 minutes plater. pit was fairly straight forward pscene. phowever, at some point he ointed a firearm at the pofficers and then they backed poff and called for help. pover the next 45 minutes or so, pseveral of our officers were pworking on a p.a. just pconversing with him, trying to pget him to come out and to end pthe scene peacefully. pcarport area. phe had a gun tucked in behind phim. pthe officers approached him, ptried to end it peacefully psayin

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. p6:30. pwe'll start the half hour with a plook at the forecast with dave posterberg. p>>dave: do you want to see psomething pretty? pnot this. pthat. pthat's the second time you said pthat to me in one week. peast wind. pseven miles an hour. retty there, pretty over in plakeland. pwe do have clear skies and 54 pdegrees. psunshine, temperatures back up pin the mid 70s for this pafternoon. pand enjoy it. panother beautiful day. phow are things on the road, pvanessa? p>>vanessa: overall not too bad. pwe have a serious crash out of priver view and we'll update that pin a second. pabout some other lane closures pwe're seeing in pinellas county, pstill waiting for this to pcompletely clear up. pthis is construction related palong 275 southbound and what pwe're looking at is the offramp pheading to the pinellas bayway. pmaybe it's not completely shut pdown but it is still causing psome lane blockage in the area pso plan a few extra minutes out pthe door if you have to head pthat way. pwe want to ge

back to you guys. >> laura: patiently waiting for all right. and kids in elyria. a stranger offered a high-school student a ride after school yesterday. the suspect is a man with a white beard, a full head of white hair, and he's driving an older black car with tinted windows. now school leaders are asking parents to be extra cautious when their children go to and leave from school. now, you will remember about two weeks ago a man tried to pull a 10-year-old from her bedroom window in elyria. then later that same day, someone tried to grab three students near a school. in those cases, the sus 'ic was described as a man in his mid 20s to mid 30s wearing a dark mask and dark clothes. all of those students were able to fight off their attacker and get away. >> "q": a 15-year-old girl in chagrin falls is still missing. missing first yesterday afternoon. she is five feet tall, about 135 can see. barrett was last seen wearing a black hoody, black shirt and black shoes. about where she might be, give chagrin falls police a call. >> laura: 17-year-old marquis grear will b

i am laura trevelyan. protests a rep in brazil after former president lula the silva is brought in for corruption. a knife allegedly found at the former home of o.j. simpson's ring invest gated. it puts spotlight on murders committed more than two decades ago. in the shadow where the trade desires -- where the world trade towers once stood, a new transit hub is a sight to behold. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe in the u.s., we think our politics are full of drama. brazil was gripped when the country's former president was questioned by police. this is in connection with the biggest corruption's kindle to ever hit brazil. it involves the country's state owned oil gile at -- oil giant. outside lula's house, police clash with protesters, both supporters and detractors, as news of the former president's detention spreads. he was taken to a police station or three hours of questioning over claims he and his family had benefited from illegal payments. evidence loo

p>>laura: i'm laura moody. pthat's all ahead and a whole lot pmore. pfirst we need the forecast from pdave. p>>dave: that's how i go visit pschools. eek-a-boo. plook at the sun. pfirst thing this morning. pthere we go. pyou can see, look at the pretty pstart to the day. pit's warm. pstarting to get -- i want to say pmuggy but you're starting to pfeel the humidity levels rise pjust a bit. ptake your kids off to the bus pstop, lovely. pjust lovely outside. pmid to upper 60s and expect pclouds, sunshine today. pwe're right back in the lower p80s for high temperatures. p>>vanessa: that was a well pattended, successful fundraiser pright there. pall right, dave. pthank you. plet's check the roadways right pnow. pwe have sky fox overhead, flech phe were just before you get to p75 and then eastbound direction, pwe have a crash where you can psee emergency vehicles blocking pthat right lane. pyou can see delays heading in pthat direction. plast hour of "good day" i pmentioned in the last report in pvehicle. pwe got this tweet from a viewer palong. plooks like

prussell and laura? p>>laura: thank you. p>>russell: our other big story pthis morning, a very close call pfor tampa police officers. pthey were shot at early this pmorning. p>>laura: fortunately, a shield pwas able to stop the bullet. palcides segui is following that pstory. pwhat about the suspect here, palcides segui? p>>reporter: he was shot and pkilled. olice officers say they had no pchoice but to return fire. pit's a call that came in roughly pabout 1:00 this morning. pofficers were responding to a pdomestic disturbance call. pyou can see still a very active pscene. pthey still have forensics unit pout here, several investigators pas well. pa lot of unknowns this morning, eople trying to figure out why pthis person, this man would do pwhat police officers say he did. pagain, the call came in roughly pit was a domestic disturbance pcall. pwhen they tell us a man walked pout of the house, armed with a pgun. pofficers called for backup. pwith the p.a. system they tried pcommunicating with the man for pabout 45 minutes bu

p>>laura: it is fun to look at. p>>vanessa: at least it's not a pcolor debate. p>>laura: it's true. pwhat color is their shirt? p>>russell: did you get it? p>>laura: i did get it. pdid you? p>>russell: no. pno. pi thought it was something pstepford and they dress add like pand they went on and on and on. pyou know how i am about these pthings. p>>laura: let's get over to pcharley right now. pwhat are you up to today? p>>charley: the dress is gold and pwhite, though, right? pno. p>>russell: don't go there. p>>charley: hey, i said it on fapcebook and i sent a text but phappy birthday, buddy. pappreciate it. p>>charley: i'm hanging out with pthis guy right here. phis name is allen and allen has pbeen woodworking since he was in pmiddle school. p>> yes, sir. p>>charley: and he has turned it pinto quite a new business model. pbeacon bats. pwhy bats? pdo with that. p>>charley: "good day." pi'm charley belcher coming from ptampa today from the world pheadquarters of beacon bats. phow did you get into the bat pbusiness, allen? p>> i've been a woodworker my pentire life, since middle school

. >> laura: and a deadly apartment fire in brunswick. the flames claimed the life of a four-year-old girl. the fire started around 10:30 last night. >> "q": we have nichole vrsansky on the story since the wee hours of this morning and she joins us now live with the latest. fire chief rick barber is still inside taking questions at this press conference here outside know. the fire investigation has now wrapped up at the scene. the cause is still undetermined. they do believe the fire started outside of building on the ground level. they have ruled out arson, but they are saying barber has said the source could be as simple as a cigarette. they aren't saying that's the cause. they still need to do some testing on some electrical equipment outside. i spoke with a couple whose unit was destroyed. victim. keegan. they told me about her and told me about their nightmare last night. tim parsons and elizabeth miller say they had seconds to escape the blaze that destroyed their third-floor hickory hills apartment. >> happened in a split second. f

p>>laura: spoiler. pdisney is looking for someone to lay a younger version of iconic pcharacter. otential han solo. pdisney has looked at over p250,000 people. pover 2,000 people, right? pfor the role. p>>russell: and robert downey, pjunior says there won't be an pironman 4. pinfiniti war, he said there pwon't be a stand alone ironman pmovie. pthe actor is in the middle of pnegotiations, though, so panything is possible. pinfinity part one is in may of p2018 and part two a year later. p>>laura: give yourself plenty of ptime this morning, especially if pyou have to cross the skyway. pit's foggy for a second day in a prow but it's open. pwe'll keep you up to date on the ptraffic. p>>russell: one state is still pand it's just like something out pof independence day. pbut this is real life, real pweather, right here in the u.s. pit does look like it. pthe damage caused by this ptornado at 7:00. p>>dave: that's awesome. pthat video is unreal. p6:56. plakeland's visibility is a pquarter mile. p10 miles in cle

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pall that ahead and a whole lot pmore. pfirst we need the forecast from pdave osterberg. p>>dave: good morning here. pit's beautiful outside. pit is a little cooler than pnormal in many spots but it is pwarmer than yesterday. pgoing to be as it comes up in pabout 29 minutes and 14 seconds. plakeland, equally as beautiful pbut cold. p48 degrees. pthe thing is, we're looking at a pvery fast warmup for today. pit shouldn't be a huge issue. pwe're shedding the jackets by pnoon time and the highs today pwill go eight degrees above pyesterday. p>>vanessa: we're still watching p75 southbound in the area of pbruce b downs boulevard. psky fox is still monitoring the pearly mentioned crash and proadway. pif you're just joining us, this pis involving what appears to be pseveral bags full of lawn debris pand you have crews out there pthat have been trying to shovel pall of it up and get the bags pout of the way. pmeantime, right southbound lane phas been blocked and there's a pseparate crash you're hearing pthat came from one of the p

p>>laura: perfect swing. pan 11-year-old golfer hits a premarkable shot, even tiger pwoods was impressed. p>>russell: we'll get it later. pi promise. p>>laura: welcome to the second phour of "good day" ." p>>russell: now that's a tease. pfirst mike bennett is in for pdave. p>>mike: he has more -- can i pgive away? p>>laura: go ahead. p>>mike: he has more holes in one pat 11 than i do, which is zero. pcheck out the sky right now. pthis is a gorgeous start to the pday. ptampa camera looking out east. pyou see the sunrise off in the pdistance? pthe way of high clouds? pcurrent temperature is 64 in pbrandon. p67 in bradenton. pto the north, a cold front has pcleared. pcold out there. p53 in brooksville. p54 in crystal river. pnow, your forecast for today, pincreasing sun. pi think we can say basically pmostly sunny now throughout the prest of the day. p68 by 9:00 a.m. pby noon 71 and up into the mid p70s as we head toward the pafternoon. pfull seven-day forecast coming pup in a bit. phey, jen. p>>jennifer: ready?

p>>laura: take a look at this. pthis is an elephant going on a prampage during a festival in psouthern india. phe broke free and ran into the arking lot and did a lot more pdamage, too, to a dozen pvehicles. pfortunately, no one was hurt. pdo you see them? pno one was hurt, including the ptwo people that are right there pon the elephant during the prampage. pit's scary to watch. pyou can imagine. p>>russell: well, then this. pthis is just too close for pcomfort. pfederal express driver johnson pknew she had to seek shelter pfrom a tornado in louisiana last pweek so she ran to the nearest pbuilding. pthe doors were locked. pwhat did she do? pshe held on to a vending machine pwith one hand and the door of pthe building with the other. papart. pshe wasn't hurt. pthat's amazing. pi mean, the camera -- wherever pthat camera was found lasted pthrough all of this. pit's amazing. p>>dave: i'm shocked. pshe's lucky. plucky, lucky. p>>russell: and that elephant. p>>dave: did you see it just pick pup that truck like it was a

see what's in his future straight ahead. >> laura: 35 kids braving the >> laura: we are going to go back out live to reporter paul orlousky who's been following that explosion and fire at crocker park. have some new information? >> reporter: we do. a lot has changed since we joined you at the top of the show. behind me, you see the scene. if you recall when we came before, the firefighters were still pouring water on the propane tank. now, we are told that the tank has been plugged. whether it's been plugged actually or just ran out of propane, we aren't sure, but the point of that is the important part is the fact that firefighters were able to go back in. let's go back and look at that video. it's just amazing. first of all, at the size of the fire before it exploded the tank and the building as well. it almost blows the cell phone camera out of the fellow who gave that to us, almost blew it out of his hands. so, that's what we know right now. crocker park people haven't been cooperative at all. they asked us to leave even though we are on a dedicated city street in there. the parking

p>>laura: thank you. pon to other news now, polk pcounty man is accused of retending to be a doctor for at pleast two years. pauthorities say 75-year-old pcordova ran his own doctor's poffice in haines city and pallegedly went to the auburndale pradio station to diagnose plisteners who called in with phealth issues. pcordova told investigators he's pa natural doctor but they say pthat what he did was criminal. pnow he's charged with practicing pmedicine without a license and pscheming to defraud. p>>russell: it could be a big pconcern for families with aging ploved ones, wandering off and pbeing lost. asco county has a program to phelp. psheriff's office has teamed up pwith a safety net to help find pmissing people. pa search and rescue program is pdesigned to help find wandering eople who have been diagnosed pwith alzheimer's dementia, even pautism. peach member is tracked with a pradio transmitter. pby just tracking those wrist pbands. p>>laura: a jury has awarded erin pandrews $55 million after a pstal

>> laura: news at noon, today is the day. it's the day the browns finally say bye-bye to johnny manziel. tony zarella confirmed with browns sources they released the troubled quarterback just moments ago. tony? >> reporter: yeah, there have been more than a few tumultous rides but none crazier than johnny manziels. the browns have cut him loose making this move three days into free agency which had more than a few people wondering what took them so long. well the browns were exploring ways to get something, anything, in return. but with johnny's reputation at this point, that wasn't going to happen. his days with the browns are over. this will not upset johnny manziel. he has been telling people, i know this for a fact and we all see it playing out on t.m.z. showing people that he wanted out of cleveland. today, he got his wish. >> "q": thank you very much, tony. crocker park is getting back to normal. construction workers showed up this morning but of course had no work to do. their area that was under construction was taped

p>>laura: and welcome to the 7:00 phour of "good day." pi'm laura moody. p>>russell: and i'm russell prhodes. pthat's all ahead. pfirst dave osterberg and the pweather. p>>dave: you know, it is cool poutside. pyou have to remember, it is pstill march 1 and even though pour winter is over, we're psitting at 58 degrees in tampa, p52 in brandon, 50 in bartow. pcrystal river, brooksville, it psticks out at you but the sun is pup. pmaybe five degrees cooler in phernando county than yesterday pat this time. pit may be a bit noticeable but pdry air, lots of sunshine, we pshould have no issues back to pnear perfect weather this pafternoon with highs in the mid p70s. prush hour commute is kicking in. psee what's happening on the proads. p>>vanessa: so far, so good. pwe're watching a crash here palong mlk in hillsborough county parea that's causing some minor pconcerns but certainly worth pnoting as a safety issue. pwestbound we're checking out the pcrash. pwe do have a partial right lane pblockage due to the patrol car. pkeep an eye on it. potherwise, we're not see

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. attribute to the victims of the brussels attacks. the search intensifies for those still on the run. >> guilty of the following counts. don' count 2, genocide. laura: a court in the hague gives radovan karadzic a 40-year jail term for his role in the bosnian civil war. for those who lost loved ones, it is hardly enough. >> he has been rewarded and i'm left all alone without anyone in this world. i'm speechless. laura: and a bbc exclusive takes the chilling tactics used by boko haram in nigeria, where young girls are used as suicide bomber's. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. attacks inr the brussels, police are still piecing together the evidence. there are reports there may be 2 suspects on the run, and belgian intelligence agencies are coming under criticism. meanwhile, the trivets into new for the 31 people -- tributes continue for the 31 people killed in the attacks. terror with silence. belgium's king led a national mourning today.

laura: has the focus changed?t europe is at a greater threat than the u.s., or is that being complacent? >> the reality is for the time threatened, but there is a higher level of concern, legitimately so, in europe. based on what happened in brussels, in paris, in the u.k. in 2005. there is a heightened level of concern. of enabling infrastructure sympathizers and those who provide the just a cool support is probably more mature in europe than the united states. logisticalide support is probably more mature in europe than in the united states. laura: was there a failure of intelligence? what more do authorities need to do in belgium? as soon as they said a particular terrorist was being scrutinized by law officials, they said it was a failure. i will let the belgium officials determine if they missed signs, or if they should have put these brothers under greater surveillance. we have the same challenge in the united states. there is limited manpower capability. you may not have thepeople to keep your eyes focused

laura: the fact he has taken the u.s. authorities for months to -- four months to announce he did not die of a heart attack suggests that is a real little hot potato. steve: i'm not so sure it suggest there is a political motive. it does seem strange that in the initial days, they did not come to a conclusion about some kind of injury. blunt trauma would have been evident from the very beginning. why it took this many months to sort that out as a cause of death -- i am not a medical expert. it is compensated. -- it is complicated. they may have been looking for other things, too. there have been questions of poisoning before involving other cases, not this one. but i think they were being very careful and how they dealt with this because this is a very prominent minister. laura: what could the repercussions be in terms of u.s.-russia relations? steve: they are so bad right now it is hard to imagine the could get any worse. but let's see what happens. if they find out who was involved in this, if there was a crime, they ar

>> laura: canton police are looking for this missing 22-year-old. erika hall was last seen february 2. she has black hair, blue eyes and a wing tattoo on her right hip. is, call canton police. >> brian: a cincinnati mother charged with falsely reporting her newborn baby was missing will face a judge sometime today. nichole benton is being held without bond at the hamilton county jail. she's accused of calling 9-1-1 to report her vehicle stolen with her newborn daughter inside. but further investigation determined benton left her home with the baby in a cab. >> laura: an ohio lawmakers is going after criminals who kill a police dog or horse in the line of duty. senator jim hughes is pushing new legislation that would enforce mandatory prison sentences for suspects who kill a police animal like jet had, ro. it would require anyone who kills a police dog or a horse to spend at least nine months in jail. it would also force criminals to pay a fine of up to $10,000. the money collected would help pay for the animal's replacement and training cost. this b

pi'm laura moody. p>>russell: and i'm russell prhodes. pwe have a lot ahead and it's palso free legal advice until pbottom of the screen in a bit. pright now, get outside and enjoy pit while you can, right, dave? p>>dave: really. pit is. pit's a few degrees cooler than pyesterday but yesterday was so pfar above normal for most of us. pwe just kind of scaled it back pto the mid 50s. pthere are a few spots north and peast where we've gotten down in pthe lower 50s, even the mid to pupper 40s but that will be short plived as the sun is now up and pwe have a nice, consistent pwarmup. pthis afternoon i think we're pback in the mid 70s. pwe just heard from charley, he pwas touting how great the pstrawberry festival is going to pbe. pindeed, yeah. pfor today, first day, ptemperatures mid 70s, filtered psunshine and the only rain i phave in the forecast is really ptomorrow morning so we'll pdiscuss that coming up in a few pminutes. pjen, how are roads? p>>jennifer: charley is on the pground. pwe are in the air.

p>>laura: how nice. p>>charley: also here, they have pa custom body shop called pboulevard customs and they did pthis work on this awesome car. pwe're yeah, that's right. deal diva coming through. you see all my bogos, my weekly ad. just wait till you see my savings. and brace yourself. the digital coupons are coming next. look at her, so proud of her momma. you saved quite a bit today go ahead. say it. cha-ching! thank you the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop. stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream when i want you in my arms when i want you and all your charms whenever i want you 3 (russell) we're learning more about president obama's p>>russell: we're learning more pabout president obama's nominee pto the u.s. supreme court. pmorning, president said that he phas made his decision and he's pgoing to announce that during a pspeech at the rose garden at p11:00 a.m. pthere's a vacancy following the pdeath of just

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pwe have an accident involving a ptractor trailer. p>>reporter: right now sky fox is pjust arriving on scene showing pus that the semi truck has been puprighted. pit was overturned but it has pspilled some debris in the proadway. plooks like a whole bunch of psand. pyou can expect these lanes to be pclosed for quite a bit. pthis is along main street near pvan fleet and what we're seeing, preally, as far as the delays in pthe area, mostly eastbound pdelays along van fleet papproaching main street and also pwestbound delays along main pstreet approaching van fleet. pdrivers heading through the parea, if you're usually one to ptake van fleet drive, basically phead on down to main street, ptake that westbound direction pbecause that's where we're pi think i might have said that pflip-flopped before but pwestbound main street, westbound pvan fleet, eastbound main pstreet. pkeep you posted on this one. p>>dave: we showed you a couple pof minutes ago how pretty it is poutside this morning. pit's also very mild. p67 degrees. pthat's what's go

p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pall that ahead and a whole lot pmore. pfirst you're going to want to pavoid the sunshine skyway bridge pthis morning, at least right pnow. pvanessa is tracking traffic. pgood morning. p>>vanessa: good morning. psunshine skyway bridge is being pclosed to all traffic. pwe've got a live look over the pbridge and it's probably because pvisibilities are a concern this pmorning. pwe have some heavy fog in the parea. ptroopers say some parts of the pbridge are experiencing pvisibilities under 100 feet. eriodically we've been seeing pflashlights, patrol cars driving pover the bridge testing the pvisibilities and i'm sure pthey're not going to open it puntil it's completely safe for pfolks to travel. pin the meantime, stick with 75 pand we'll keep i posted when the pbridge does reopen. pwe have another serious crash to plet you know about, serious road pincident out of the trinity parea. pnorthbound lanes of east lake pare blocked due to a serious pinjury crash where we're hearing pone person is being extricated pfrom the vehicle

laura: reporting.on his life i spoke with joe levy of rolling stone who joined us from new york. how did george martin transform the sound of the beatles so that they went from a promising boy band to rock 'n roll stars? joe: he was transforming the sound of the beatles from the very start. he is the one who said "please please me" sounds slow. why don't you speed it up? the us, the beatles had their first number one hit. he was an avant-garde figure who loved the idea of the studio as an instrument. all of the things we associate with psychedelia and the beatles backward tapes, overdubs, using the studio to create grand pepper's, hergeant is behind that. if he didn't think of it, he made it possible when the beatles asked him to do it. katty: he added the string quartet to "yesterday?" joe: it is a famous story that paul mccartney has told. he wrote the song, they recorded it, and george said we should add a string quartet. paul said, no. we are rock band. house.nt to george's he showed him an orchest

laura. >> laura: we'll watch for that one. outside if you get ready to head out the door in the area of akron this morning, this is i-76 at arlington. we're looking light in traffic through this area. no trouble spots to the south this morning. we have this construction alert in ravenna to our south. shouldn't be too much of a problem, but one lane each direction from state route 14. that will start this morning and will go for quite a while and look for changes this morning. if you were on the east side, now currently from the fire near lowell avenue. this is close to the highway, so this could be part of the area you travel through on your way to the highway in the morning. around akron things like good, down towards arlington where we were looking, 64 miles per hour. no issues and everything looks up to speed and in the green as you make the rest of your trek up towards 77. up towards independence and then towards downtown i don't see any slowdowns there. as for the drive times, they look good, too. 37 minutes from akron an

while laura's husband works full-time, as you can see, so does laura. >> i think it's hard to find a balance. >> reporter: the big difference is that laura's work doesn't come with a paycheck. >> nope. nope. we're free. >> reporter: unpaid labor like parenting and shopping is lives. new numbers from economic cooperation and development show women spend more than twice as much time than men on unpaid labor. a breakdown of the numbers show that in certain parts of the world, women are doing five times as much unpaid work as men. >> it's a problem because i don't think that women are perfectly happy in the situation. the number of hours that women spend on unskilled labor like cooking, cleaning, shopping, it's the number of hours that they don't have pursuing dreams like career or not education. the question, should men and women be addressing this disparity. >> she likes to clean. while i'm cooking -- >> does she really like to clean or you don't like to clean. >> she likes it. >> reporter: believe it or not, trent says the chores are split 50/50 between him and his girlfriend. job sho

good morning to you, laura and sam. the city of san jose and the police department here in san jose along with the state will dedicate this stretch of highway 87 behind me. we're talking about the stretch between interstate 280 and highway 85 and they're going to rename it, dedicate it, "the san jose police officer memorial highway." new name posted on signs that will soon be going up alongside the road. this is to honor johnson who, if you will recall, was killed in the line of duty exactly one year ago today. he and his fellow officers were responding to reports of a suicidal man at an apartment complex and here in san jose. that man shot and killed officer johnson. the suspect was killed when another officer returned fire. now, the stretch ofway highway is special. tells mercury news that her and her son road their bicycles on it when it was being constructed back in the 1990s. it took a resolution of the state legislation to rename it. the dedication ceremony later this morning will be at 10:00 at the great oaks par