. >> that's what happens on august 5th, 2007, at lexington, kentucky's, bluegrass airport. 26-year-olds the only flight attendant scheduled on an atlantic southeast airlines flight bound for atlanta, but the plane never leaves the runway. >> some passengers aboard that plane said they were afraid to fly after what they saw aboard the delta connection flight. they said their flight attendant, sarah mills, was very drunk. the captain concurred and called police. >> airport police report that mills is unstable and wreaks of alcohol. she admits she's been drinking jack daniels on board the plane. mills threatens the pilot as she's removed from the aircraft. videotape shows her being carried off the flight in a wheelchair. >> she made a comment to the pilot, an off-the-cuff comment, and the comment was "you're dead," and so, therefore, they charged her with terroristic threatening. >> police tests at the airport reveal a .032 blood alcohol level, well below the .08 drinking limit to drive a car. but for a flight attendant, drinking eight hours prior to any flight is illegal. >> when she was

now look at what kentucky fans were up to in lexington after u-k lost to u-conn. students took to the streets. and started fires. police say fans set fire to at least 17 couches in the neighborhoods near campus. happening now. groundskeepers at at&t park are working to get the field ready for the orange and black. the home opener for the giants is this afternoon. kron 4's will tran is live with a look at the preparations. will? coming up on the kron 4 morning news. hope is waning in the search for a woman who disappeared while hiking on mt. tamalpais more than a week ago. and oscar pistorius defends his troubled relationship with his late girlfriend reeva steenkamp. [ hair dryer whirring ] happening now. happening now. [ male announcer ] there's a simpler way to fluffier eggs. ♪ ♪ i can't believe it's not butter! the simpler way to delicious fluffy eggs. [ chicken clucks ] believe. [ chicken clucks ] @?a i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a c

in lexington, kentucky, mrs. clinton a methodist addressed a crowd of 7,000 at the unite the methodist women's assembly. she recalled going to her church as a young girl in parkridge, illinois. >> i loved that church. i loved how it made me feel about myself. i loved the doors that it opened in my understanding of the world. i loved the way it helped to deepen my faith and ground it. >> hillary clinton today on her church and her faith. >>> millions of people will be watching around the world tomorrow as two popes become saint at a vatican ceremony conducted by pope francis. ann thompson is there for the preview for us tonight, hi, ann. >> reporter: good evening, lester. it's already crazy here. the streets around st. peters square are closed off and people are sleeping on the sidewalks as the vatican braces for one million people that will try to fit in the small square behind me to watch the catholic church make saints. you can earlier today it felt like an international festival out here. people from around th

over the santa cruz mountains, scotts valley, lexington hills. another line there. the system is approaching. it's cool out. just 50. finally in santa rosa. half moon bay with the rain at 45 degrees in most locations almost all stuck in the mid- 50s. not only do we have showers and possible showers but there is a good system there -- right there. that's called a coomb ma cloud. more on -- comma cloud. more on that. the sierra nevada is up to 29 3- rs. slow progress. >> slow but sure we'll take it. >>> let's go to janine de la vega who has been out in the elements. and is live. >> reporter: we're here in the east foot hills. we have a great view of san jose and santa clara. no rain right now, but it's very windy. if you look up towards the cloud, you can see there is a lot of clouds in the skies. darker in some areas. earlier this was wet. some people didn't mind. >> i'm very happy. yes, we need it desperately. yes. >> reporter: here's what it looked like in alameda county this morning. the raids starts coming down early in fremont creating a lot of puddles and parki

announced that lexington reservoir picked up 3" of rain. if we had an awesome april we might be able to play catch-up. but i only see a little bit of leftover residual moisture in the forecast. this is our live hi-def doppler radar. you can see notice by the counterclockwise of the precipitation as pushes onshore, light rain near highway 13 and around the peninsula. we have a moderate cell next to sfo. we'll keep you on track as far as the possibility of airport delays are concerned. 40s, cool start to the day, later on today 50s and 60s. we'll talk about 80s, temperatures in the 80s, elizabeth, later on. >> we all deserve it after all this rain. thank you, roberta. >>> outside, the roads are still slick all over the bay area, too. so be careful because even when the roads are a little damp the accident count bumps up. nothing huge out there any longer this morning. we had some overnight crashes that were serious. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge no weather-related delays. there is a stall approaching the high-rise. it looks like

he was seen just after 6:00 this morning on lexington avenue. officials advise people not to run. instead try to look bigger by waving your arms and making noise. avoid hiking and jogging when mountain lions are most active at dawn and dusk. >>> uber is getting ready to add a new fee. and prices are going up at chipotle mexican restaurant. we'll tell you why. >>> u.s. financial markets along with those in europe and asia are closed for the good fight at holiday and asian countries were trading, took place earlier today. stocking were mostly higher. stocks on wall street finished mostly higher yesterday which reported disappointing earnings on wednesday. >>> california's unemployment rate stayed basically flat in march at 8.1%. the state employment development department revised february's numbers which was 8% up to 8.1% as well based on new figures. nearly 12,000 jobs were created last month. the biggest increase came in professional and business services with 3100 jobs. >>> the chipotle mexican restaurant chain is raising menu prices. it doesn't think customers will mind too much

. >> in april of 1775, general gage was looking to send british troops out to lexington and concord andn a secret mission because his previous missions had been foiled by the sons of liberty who had spies in the town of boston watching his troops' every movement. >> it was paul revere who came up with the plan to hang signal lanterns. >> and so he enlisted the help of who we think were a couple of different men. we don't know for sure because he only tells us that he chose a friend to help him give those signals. >> to solve the mystery, you need clues. bob explained that there are two basic types. >> so, primary sources -- the best way to put it would be those are sources that come from people who were alive or present at the time that events happened, so they're someone who are gonna be able to give us an eyewitness account of the things that actually happened that night. by contrast, secondary sources are sources of information that come from someone who's heard it from someone else, read it somewhere else, heard that story from someone else. >> so walk me through how we go about sol

security cameras capturing this near a home in lexington, kentucky. they record the carrier, watch this, tossing packages on to the concrete driveway. one of those packages contained a $400 kindle fire. and the homeowner, terry smith, said he was appalled. >> it's there to catch criminals. not postmen or lawn care guys. it's very shocking. i mean, even if he don't even ring the doorbell. just to walk the package up. you know, take four or five more steps to deliver a package safely. i don't see what the problem would be with that. >> that is just crazy. smith complained to his local post office and says he was brushed off. the postal service responding to media calls said it's disappointed and is looking into the matter. they better look into that matter. that's just the laziest, craziest thing. >> i would love to know what the end result of this is going to be. >> i don't think it will be good for the person throwing the packages. >> i think you might be right. >>> alll right, well, we're getting the most detailed images ever of two american ships th

so, says lexington, who is with us today. in the economist magazine. >> we uncovered you. >> i am. >> you say here the dangers of taking a legalistic approach to america's budget wars. lawyers beware lawyers. what points are you making in here that lead you to us conclude we should sack them all? >> the problem with having so many lies, the house of commons, it's like one in 12 is a liar. the problem is, a lot of the disputes america is facing, or essentially political arguments, there's something unique about a congress full of lawyers where instead of saying you're right or you're wrong, it's let's impeach the president. this is unlawful. this is an illegitimate use of power. that's a lawyer way of approaching things. it's striking. i used to cover politics in europe. processes in europe, the prime minister should resign. protesters in this country very often say impeach the president. you have that very legalistic approach. the problem with that is not allowing your opponents to argue the politics. very deadlocked. >> inst

nobody lexington the stamp is too short to be given the real one. and the text and it is stupid this sparked a wave of the ozone him greatly the national conference supported in russia and ukraine and russia in the pushback break over the cat's face. you're a street and offer to atone for her studies call them a hoax both teams. mike said in my stash. us leaflet like the sort of thing driving pace of america and anti semitic smear vs top of them yet conspiracy theory. here's one. this is really good was lifted from a soviet era play by the stuttgart two brothers pictured here. it's a story that has led reporters in the nets down along core doors to empty rooms. follow all of the parent fallout from john kerry's leaflet cap on rt dot com. we discussed the mind to it than exams and not for a fact that in each national peace with people in the situation in ukraine they start with if they come to mind is just another chapter in the campaigning has done to keep protests and east of the country. he's absolutely incredible you would expect that the sake of

we opened up a store on 82nd and lexington in this former pharmacy space, 21 foot cathedral ceilings,zanine. it is just a fun experience. >> how would you describe the brand, how fun has the definition been to your success? >> we think we are creating a lifestyle brand, one that stand for beautiful design, sophistication, purpose, creativity, and fun. we think eyeglasses are fun, andhink our brand is fun, people should own multiple pairs. >> how many do you own? >> dozens lying around our apartment. people should think of glasses the way they think of shoes and handbags. wear different pairs for different occasions, different outfits. $95, werice point at think that is affordable for most consumers. >> staying with our growth theme, a chemical product company backed by bill ackman. the platform ceo discussed the company with mark crumpton. >> there are more than 1500 products around the world. as a result, we have a very niche position. >> what exactly does the product do, what are you attempting to do? >> we are attempting to make products grow better. the long-term secular trends ar

now look at what kentucky fans were up to in lexington after u-k lost to u-conn. students took to the streets. and started fires. police say fans set fire to at least 17 couches in the neighborhoods near campus. happening now. groundskeepers at at&t park are working to get the field ready for the orange and black. the home opener for the giants is this afternoon. kron 4's will tran is live with a look at the preparations. will? they're coming back plane that diamondbacks. , i was talking to us stacy's slaughter the head spokeswoman for the giants. she says she loves the enthusiasm but she said can you wait till 9:00 to tell me. apparently this man is on fire with giant ids. already testing of all people at 2 and 3:00 in the morning. sounds like our news director. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >>mark:hope is waning in the search for a woman who disappeared while hiking on mt. tamalpais more than a week ago. mt. tamalpais more than a week ago. where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of

it's a public holiday for everybody, celebrating the battles of lexington and concorde.he other thing that happens is the boston red sox always play an patriots day at 11:00 in the morning. everybody turns out for that exciting game. they will be in beautiful sunshine and everybody is hoping and operating for a safe 118t 118th marathon. >> all right, live from the boston marathon for us, thank you. stay with aljazeera america for continuing coverage of the boston marathon. we'll ask a security expert just how difficult it is to keep a race that's 26 miles long safe. at 7:30, the people of watertown talk to us about the tense hours when their small town was shut down as authorities hunted for the bombing suspects last year. >> vice president joe biden lants in ukraine after a violent easter sunday, expected to arrive in kiev in about an hour, meeting with u.s. embassy staff today. tomorrow he'll talk to ukraine's top leadership about the upcoming elections next month, efforts to strengthen the economy and unrest continuing. the visit comes one day after a shootout leaves

lexington, hardin, get into your safe spot in your house, low, interior room. these also have the capability of producing golf ball-size hail. a tornado warning for the next ten minutes or so. this is part of a larger system. you can see the showers and storms stretching as far south as springfield and it's going to continue to push towards the east. look at this, memphis, omaha, you're in it, too. we have a lot of upper level support and moisture coming in from the south, from the gulf of mexico that is going to fuel these storms over the next couple of hours. this is going to go into the late evening hours and into the overnight. the main bullseye is over little rock. we could see large hail, damaging winds and also tornados. like we have mentioned, this threat is going to push to the east as we go through tomorrow and then, fred, we're going to look at tuesday, a severe threat as well. this is also going to be a very slow moving system so you're going to have the rain component. we could see anything from 3 to 6 inches of rain across places like atlanta and

lexington is a terrible place to be a couch. this is pretty crazy.happened yesterday on the a train to brooklyn. there was a rat on the train. a rat was loose. and fortunately, someone had the good sense to shoot video of this. watch this. it avenue the subway. that's the rat. ha-ha-ha. everyone, everyone-doing leg lifts. everyone is standing on top of the seats. to get away from this -- and -- i'll tell you something. never would have happened when bloomberg was mayor. never would have happened. this is kind of crazy. this is not what you would want on your feet with a rat on the train. i read online it is fashionable to wear socks with sandals. this season, celebrities and fashion icons are wearing sports socks with sandals and bishgen stockbishgen -- birkenstocks. the olsen twins were wearing socks and sandals at the airport to get through security faster you. don't want your feet on the bare floor. now a full-fledged trend. i don't know much about nation. if an olsen twin is wearing it. a year from now we well all be wearing it. why are we lettin

she is 45 from lexington, kentucky.ing for herself. so she was thrilled for the chance to be pampered for just a few hours. let's hear her story. >> we're here with our own snow white and some of her seven dwarfs. anna lee is so cute. but you're a mom of seven. so i know why you deserve this. >> my husband is an infertility doctor. we're done. this is it. busy mom here. >> so we're going to give you a gorgeous mommy makeover. what do you guys think? >> i'm really excited. i think if anyone deserves this, it's definitely her. >> okay. >> the brood is here. >> we're just watching -- i've been trying to count how many are here. she's here with almost the whole clan. george her husband jordan alli cooper anna lee, spencer, and rachel who's a family friend. let's take one last look before at tiffany and let's bring out the brand new mother of seven, tichb any va tiffany valutis. >> okay. >> wow. >> that woman had seven children, i do not believe it. go ahead, take your blindfolds off. >> wow! >> wow. >> you look great. >> yo

he arrived in lexington in 2009 after building programs at the university of massachusetts and othersculminating in an improbable run through the tournament to the championship game. he writes about his coaching philosophy and much more in "players first: coaching from the inside out." i am pleased to have him at this table for the first time. >> i've made it. i got to the table. >> on behalf of the table, i say thank you. the table says, we do not speak. we just do. i am glad to have you. as you know, i am a huge basketball fan. a duke basketball fan. it is blue. it is blue. we did not do so well in the ncaa this year. you know better than me. >> very good recruiting class. very good players in the program. obviously, michael had those guys ready. >> what is it about you and mike and michigan, louisville? you build programs. you do not build teams. you build programs. >> the program in kentucky started in the 1930's, with a guy named adolph. it is amazing that the foundation he set still stands today. true leaders, in my mind, build something. and when they leave, it continues. and t

. >>> fire crews in lexington, kentucky, have rescued a man who was trapped between two downtown buildingsurs. the space where he was trapped is a little more than a foot wide. rescuers believe he fell from the roof and couldn't get out. what likely saved his life is one of the building was the police department where employees do not take the weekend off from work. >> he's very lucky that he's alive. he's also lucky that somebody was able to hear him screaming for help. >> he was bruised and bloody but is expected to recover. investigators are trying to figure out what he was doing on the roof in the first place. >>> coast guard crews have been searching off the coast of south florida for a man who reportedly jumped overboard while on a cruise ship. 30-year-old james miller is said to have jumped over the rail of bahamas celebration, the cruise liner, 27 miles east of delray beach. there are few details from investigators. we know this morning the fbi has joined that investigation. >>> congress considering a bipartisan bill that could affect the way airlines advertise fares. the airline i

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in connecticut, 20 people arrested, and lexington, kentucky, dozens of small fires set, also many arrestsd the headline in the new york post, the sports section, reigning cats and dogs. a reference to the huskies and the wildcats. the last time that florida had lost was to uconn 30 games ago. >>> now moving to the other headlines. a fire ripped through an historic reception hall in massachusetts as a wedding was taking place inside. flames went through the 100-year-old lake view pavilion just minutes after the couple exchanged their vows. firefighters from several towns were called in. fortunately, everyone at the wedding was able to get out safely. fire officials say, the building, though, is a total loss. a local high school that scheduled its prom at the same site now scrambling to find another venue. >>> and in california, chaos near santa barbara as an annual street celebration gets out of hand. officials called it an extreme situation with more than 15,000 people hitting the streets. four santa barbara officers were injured while confronting the revelers. including a sheriff's deput

lexington reservoir is 29% capacity but despite a slight change in this view, experts say this storm will do very little to change the big picture. >> for us, we still need somewhere in the neighborhood of eight inches to get the local reservoir supplies back. >> reporter: no major impact to the drought but definitely an impact to our drive, but as this man learned, pizza al fresco is not so bad and she learned a new lesson about the importance of improvising to get your homework done. despite all of this rain, however, stevens creek reservoir that you see behind me is still only at 12.5% of capacity. reporting live in the foothills, marianne favro. >> thank you. from the south bay to the east bay near oakland. this is 880 and we haven't had many rainy evenings, our usual rush how shall sluggish and dangerous. let's bring in mike who is tracking these trouble spots, mike? >> good evening, raj. we're looking over here. you showed the horrible drive southbound past the coliseum. it is soupy despite the early morning commute. because the spring break which kicked in for the livermore va

this is the day set aside to remember the battles of lexington and concord which started the revolutionary war in 1775. but last year it became known for another reason, the boston marathon bombings. scott? >> reporter: hi, sue. about a million people expected to turn out. a lot of people want to be near the finish line to show solid dared. that's having an embark. we're hearing from the police they're closing checkpoints because of crowding, so many people want to be there. those checkpoints, of course were not there one year ago. we also have winners to announce in the ease legality division. and for the women's division, they set a new course report. but remember it was after the elite runners passed a year ago that the terror broke out. on monday, april 15th, 2:38 p.m. about ten minutes later, the two explosions go off in less than a block and 12 seconds apart killing three people. then what followed was enormous detective work and a manhunt. it wasn't until thursday the 18th that the fbi decided to show the pictures of the suspects that were caught on surveillance video. after a consi

thousands of people rushed out into the streets of lexington and set fires.lice showed up in riot gear. it was mostly under control, but there were fireworks and there were fires. there were people -- a good way to avoid doing laundry is to take off your shirt and swing it over your head. it freshens it right up. some people set their couches on fire. which has turned into kind of a post-sporting event tradition. how does that work? if you burned your couch, for the next game there's nowhere to sit. [ laughter ] you're on the floor going, why did we burn our couch? sounds like a conspiracy perpetrated by the louisville ikea. [ laughter ] this is pretty funny. in the middle of all the madness this kid took a selfie with a police officer. [ applause ] someone took a picture of him taking the picture. meanwhile, while the final four was happening here in america, on saturday in toronto the maple leafs played the jets. but the focus was not on hockey. it was on toronto mayor rob ford. he was at the game, as is often the case. mayor ford was swarmed by people want

he and other black members of the boston celtics refused to play in an exhibition game in lexington,. we're no longer accustomed to athletes taking strong political and social stands. there are fewer mohammed ali's willing to go to prison rather than vietnam or tommy smiths and john carloss willing to risk their metals to protest segregation. ure athletes today are better paid and good for them. they're more tied to corporate interests and they're just less political. those calling on the players to refuse to play until donald sterling is gone are not just calling on the players to take a financial risk or throw away a playoff berth that's been years, really decades of hard work in the making. they're being asked to take a stand for themselves too. make no mistake, the clippers players are in a terrible position, but they're also in a powerful position. the most powerful position of all. without them there is no game. without them donald sterling has nothing. that's the lesson elgin baylor and bill russell taught the nba and the fans who valued them on the court, but not as human bei

. >>> outrage in lexington, kentucky over what one postal worker was caught doing.urity camera recorded the carrier tossing the packages out the truck window on to the concrete driveway. one of them contained a $400 kindle fire. the homeowner terry smith said he was appalled the carrier couldn't be bothered to walk a couple of extra feet to the door. >> that's there to catch criminals, not postmen or lawn care guys. it's shocking. even if they don't ring the doorbell, walk the package up. you know, take four or five more steps to deliver a package. i don't see what the problem would be with that. >> smith says his local post office brushed off his complaint. the usps responding to media calls saying it is disappointed and is looking in to the matter. >> this makes your blood boil, right? >> oh, you have no idea. >> get out of the car, dude. >> this is what i think. this is my opinion. if he were in a true usps car where everyone around him knew what he was doing and what his job was, he wouldn't be doing this. i don't think he would be doing this. if he was in one o

paul revere's ride to warn the militias in lexington and concord that the british were on their way.tle immortalized in emerson's poem. by the bridge that arched the flood, their flag to april's breeze unfurled, here once the embattled farmer stood and fired the shot heard round the world. it was the beginning of the revolutionary war that re-enactors perform every year with duty to history. here more than a year before the declaration of independence was signed, men were willing to sacrifice everything for an idea, an ideal that would become the united states. as emerson said, a spirit that made those heroes dare to die and leave their children free. we free children are obliged to better remember those days. the marathon attack wasn't just meant for boston. it was aimed at all of us, at who we are, and how we live. so when the race is run this year and the game is played, let's not forget what happened last spring, nor what happened here in 1775. for "meet the press," harry smith. >> harry, thank you so much. doris kearns goodwin, we talk about patriots day and we're about to have

lexington the intense emotions young county nine hundred calls from ageing. it also was completed at a cost of cinnamon in tales of snow nice one of the council's three he was so nice to him promptly. fifteenth place. it was dismissed was punished and punished. been

if you're tuned in from atlanta, from birmingham, from new orleans all the way out toward, say, lexington and nashville, severe weather a possibility. and in a lot of areas a probability into the afternoon hours. that extends to some 29 million people come tuesday afternoon. so a multiday event setting up here. and of course we've seen the destruction left in place. take you out to mayflower, where officials calling it absolutely a devastating event set up here. we know parts of i-40, which is the third longest highway in the united states, goes from california to the coast of north carolina, parts of i-40 that went through this region so damaged, so much debris left on the ground that they had to shut down the highway in both directions. the initial reports are -- reports of this tornado will put the damage in line with what would be considered an ef3, winds up to 165 miles per hour, possibly an ef4 in place here as well. and what's incredible about this, natalie, we've gone -- i'm sorry, rosemary, we've gone so many months with no tornadoes, no significant tornadoes to speak of in the u

. >>> fans of the kentucky wildcats got a little rowdy, a little wild in lexington overnight.ome people even set their wildcat gear on fire in the streets at a disappointment kentucky lost to uconn in the national championship last night. the final core was 60-54. >>> and one last update from at&t park ahead of the giants home opener, laura is out there and the sun has come up and i can hear behind you. looks like a fabulous day. >> i'm ready to shed this jacket now as things are warming up for the day here at at&t park. home opener and the first pitch at 1:35 this afternoon and tim hudson is going to be on the mound for that and playing against the diamondbacks and, now, unfortunately, sold out for today. some tickets left for the rest of the series. in fact, you may want to get on the band waggen and get some tickets for tomorrow where they are going to be handing out the hunter pence bobblehead. always cool to see what they're handing out here and they have a lot of great things out here at at&t park this morning. the best seat in the house i tell you right here and going i

he arrived in lexington in 2009 after building programs from the ground up at the universi of massachusettsand the university of memphis, kentucky's vaccines culminated in an improbable run through the ncaa tournament to the championship where they lost to the yvrt of connecticut. he writes about his philosophy and much more in players first, coaching from the inside out. i am pleased to have him at this table for the first time. welcome. >> i feel like i made it! i got to the table! >> charlie: thank you very much. the table, on behalf of the table, i say thank you (laughter) the table says we don't speak, we just do. i'm glad to have you. i'm a huge basketball fan, as you know. >> a duke basketball fan. >> charlie: that's right. it's blue! >> charlie: we didn't do so well in the ncaa this year but we got a very good recruiting vaccines coming next year, i'm told. you would know better than me. >> very good recruiting class, those ready. >> charlie: what is it about you and mike and michigan, louisville? i mean, youuild programs. you don't build teams. you build programs. >> well, the prog

there, i sort of knew, i was slightly aware that patriot's day was commemorating the battles of lexingtonbut what i really knew from patriot's day was a few things happened. one, the boston red sox would play an 11:00 a.m. home game. so it was like morning baseball, which is really exciting. and that the boston marathon would be run. well, today, the boston marathon was run. and while i am sad to say that the boston red sox lost 7-6, i am happy to say, and far more importantly, the boston marathon was run without incident today, which of course is incredibly important. [ cheers and applause ] after the events of last year. so we hear at "late night" would just like to congratulate the runners, the organizers, the volunteers and everyone who made today a safe celebration of an incredible city that showed its strength and resiliency last year. so give it up for boston and the boston marathon. [ cheers and applause ] so i was in massachusetts this weekend. i went on vacation with my wife and her family, and we had a great time. i love my wife's family and i know it seems like i'm making a jo

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lexington herald ledgered.unknowingly took part in a rally of dock fighting. >> he went to the rally? >> it was a mistake. >> have you ever done that? >> i don't know how you actually -- >> bevin says -- >> how do you stumble into a dock fig cockfight. >> it was clearly to support cock fighting legislation. he is challenging mitch mcconnell in the state's republican primary. cockfighting is illegal in all 50 states and a felony in 41 and it's really sick. >>> republican national committee narrowed the convention site to six states. cincinnati, cleveland, dallas, denver, kansas city, and las vegas. las vegas is considered to be the front-runner. the host city will be selected this summer. >>> ted cruz is in for a major payday. he signed a book deal reportedly worth $1.5 million. let me guess, it is a memoir? is it? gentlemen. it will focus on his time in washington since elected in 2012. he is a possible 2016 republican candidate to ink a book deal along with hillary clinton and paul ryan. >> amazon is officiall

following the games thousands of fans took to the streets of lexington kentucky to celebrate the win.ns hung from trees and even started some small fires. police say firefighters had to put out more than 60 fires. and 30 people had to be treated for various injuries as well. >> in full disclosure, brian all my bracket picks were completely random so pure luck there. >> okay. whatever. >>> coming up on mornings on 2. paying more to commute to san francisco. the big change for drivers who use the golden gate bridge starting tomorrow and why it could put a dent in your wallet. >> and a recall involving thousands of mazda vehicles. how insects could be putting drivers at risk. >> and the warming trend continues for your sunday with afternoon highs soaring 5 to 10 degrees above yesterday's. ville a look at what you can expect for your afternoon coming up. [ male announcer ] get to subway for the spicy italian, now the $3 six-inch select of april. try it fresh toasted on garlic bread with shredded mozzarella, top it with your choice of veggies like cucumbers and red onions, and it's still j

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this morning, light rain, pretty heavy thunderstorm activity in lexington, kentucky. on the backside, we have cooler air allowing snow in northern areas of minnesota. we are seeing that around duluth. that will wind noun and snow changing over to rain through the day. across the western u.s., we have an on-shore flow. we'll be watching this area closely. we have a big dip in the jetstream and it's this energy that is going to help trigger some scattered storms that we will see getting into this weekend. saturday the threat will stretch from northern texas to the midwest. sunday, it's going to push a little bit further east and we'll deal with a moderate risk around dallas into little rock. saturday into sunday, the central u.s. will be the focal point for the strong to severe storms, including the threat of tornadoes. >> clashes in brazil after a funeral for a popular dancer. police and residents of the rio de janeiro shanty town clashed for three days following the death of the professional dancer tuesday. officers used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse an angr

i saw the same at lexington reservoir. the gutters are moving for some.w up in the sierra nevada. this system has is secondary. that will give us some more rain. kensington. crockett. american canyon, hidden brook and also to vallejo. that's one area where we're getting moderate rain. back to 280 and then highway 1 you can see half moon bay, el granada. the one over vallejo is there. there's american canyon and back over towards el saab and also el cerrito as well. danville, san ramon. quiet towards antioch, brentwood, a little bit of light rain and to the north bay, there's pretty good rain. these cells are starting to get intense. look at that line stretching. highway 35 back to the coastline. there are a few areas where it will be raining heavily. other areas cloudy skies and breeze. there will be another system on sunday morning and then it's out of here. cloudy with rain. occasionally heavy. 50s and low 60s. here's sal. >>> well, steve, the rain has made the commute not very good in many areas. getting to marin county out of the richmond area is not

i want's involving a motorcycle and about five other vehicles at bear creek road near the lexington reservoirnd you can see that red bumper-to-bumper traffic as a result are with lanes blocked. westbound side of 580 greenville road, sounds like assistance is to the shoulder but we're left with heavy traffic from tracy. >> when we come back, meteorologist mike nicco tells us about the warm-up ahead. fa... you know what? yogurt.n't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. fa... desk... you know what? yogurt.n't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. >>> good morning. stepping outside, temperatures in the upper 40s in san ramon, los ga tote, santa rosa 48, half moon bay, everybody else in the low to mid-50s. already 60 in antioch. that's our story today. temperatures about 9 to 15 degrees warmer than yesterday. ♪ >> look at that performance from "dancing with the stars" last night. it

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