your risk of cardiovascular disease could be as easy as having an adventurous diet. would help you li longer. the study of 80,000 japanese adults found they had a 15% lower mortality rate than those who did not follow the guidelines. >>> and come fall, he will stop aofferring fur. the italian designer now joins other designers in switching to synthetic alternatives. he himself made a statement claiming the decision was based on critical issues of protecting the environment and animals. interesting there. >>> now at 4:48. you probably don't need a fur coat or a synthetic animal today. >> no, you don't. you might need long sleeves for the next two to three hours because it's a little cool this morning but seasonably so, 57 degrees. and then tank tops and shorts, even as early as lunchtime. 72 at noon. 80 at 3:00 p.m. and compared to where it has been the past couple morning, 80 is going to feel warm. inverness at 43. and clearwater is at 54. polk county, 50 in lakeland. and 54 in north port. through day today, high pressure with mostly clear skiesment we have the cool morning -- skies. we have

but what had if cabrera is on disabled lis longer? fnlings what do you do? check the forecast once again. nice and milted. >> not bad at all compared to what we normally see this time of the year. normallies for today 35 degrees down to 49 so 15 warm or than normal with the low temp ranging as it stands right now. 4 r9 49 is average high that is where we are. record high for today 82 degrees so we're talking about warmer than normal temps but not records. 49 with a clear sky at central park. winds are calm and fair sky here in the tristate not a lot coming up for us today at least not later on this evening into tonight something is trying to roll this way. clear sky for the majority of the day. a warm front to north and west with a northern tear and could splash through the city and long island as well through new jersey too but chances are better for rain up to the northwest of the city. dry orer by tomorrow morning and then showers try to pop up again as we head in toward thursday afternoon. and you can see not only showers but a few thunderstorms in mix a

it is no longer on the li trashiest spring break destinations. co-ed.com removed it from the less after the city approved new rules to control partying during spring break. city officials explain it is part of a plan to market the area as a place for families. >>> take a look at this shark migration off of the coast of palm beach county. look how many of them! hundreds of spinner sharks prompted life guards to ratz purple flag. the -- raise the purple flag, the central for swimmers to look out for dangerous marine life. it is beautiful here in the sunshine state for sharks and all of us some of the warning is for nonfloridians. it is too cold for us of us at this point. the sun will come up from the horizon in about 30 to 45 minutes but at this point, notice those clouds in citrus and hernando county breaking up. still watching sprinkles in highlands county and in sarasota county around venice. that is the last of the rain. i left in a 20% rain chance through 8, 9:00. i doubt will make it that long. by lunch time, it will be breaking the clouds u

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longer. the real problem lies in that attitude of the government of trying to protect the punjab while goingfter terrorists in other parts of the country but not punjab and that's come bag to bite them. the fact is the pakistani military and civil leadership easily gets distracted by dilution of fighting india and influence in afghanistan and allowing synergy hadi groups to pursueñr those objectives not realizing they can end up having offshoots like the pakistani taliban came out of the after gan taliban and became a separate group and mu jab has broken away from the pakistani taliban. pakistan has to make a decision to go after all terrorists and the mindset that breeds the terrorists and pakistan has not been able to make that decision. every few years, in fact i can recall being in this studio at least six times saying somebody is staying in the studio pakistan is going after these people now. it hasn't, and 16 years have gone by. >> woodruff: how do you explain, pamela constable, how much the government appears to have taken its eye off the ball and what is it this group wants? just to

as a result, millions of children go to school today no longer the sitting ducks of the worst and most dangerous of all lies, gun-free zones. the news media -- [applause] yeah. the news media protected by their own arms security, they never admit it. but today millions of children are safer for one reason, the n.r.a. [applause] the overwhelming majority of americans agree the simple truth that the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. the politicians and the media be damned. [applause] couple of months ago, president obama participated in a so-called town hall. yeah. denigrating lawful gun owners, attacking the n.r.a. and attempting to advance his own agenda. at one point a young woman who had been brutally raped mustered the courage to stand to tell the president her story and expressed her belief in owning a gun for protection. he president lectured her, implied that she wasn't capable enough to defend herself with a firearm. mr. president, no woman should be faced to face evil with empty hands. [applause] -- left to face evil with empty hands. [applause] and to all of america's

longer than any american astronaut. >> i felt like i had been up there my whole li after the first six months which is the normal increment. >> reporter: scott kelly spent his time on the international space station 49 weeks locked in research and snapping a gallery of riveting photos on social media. scott will be compared to his genetically identical twin who both astronauts undergoing a battery of tests. >> by going to mars one day, it will make things better here on earth. i'm happy to be a part of that. >> reporter: to this point, one of the bigst parts almost a year in the making. and one more note. how cool is this? there are reports that scott kelly actually grew two inches while he was in space. reporting live in the newsroom, trina robinson. nbc 6 nes. >> that's really interesting. thanks. >>> world cup skier lindseyay von making one of the toughest decisions of her career. on her facebook page she says scans on a hairline fracture on her knee were more seriouou than she thought. she chose to sit the sason out. it is the harsh reality for an for world cup wins. >>> cell phone video captures the exchange. it show

tonight by announcing all the donald trump clothing will no longer be made in china and mexico but here in the united states. >> this little guy has lied so much. >> here we go. >> they devalue their currencies and they make it impossible for clothing makers in this country to do clothing in this country. >> reporter: trump and co-moderator megyn kelly remaining civil after their epic battle in the first debate. >> mr. trump, hi. >> hello. >> how are you doing. >> nice to be with you, megyn. >> great to have you here. >> you're looking well. you're looking well. >> as are you. >> reporter: but later kelly putting trump university in the spotlight. the business now the subject of lawsuits over claims they defrauded students out of thousands of dollars promising to teach the secrets of real estate. >> the ratin f business bureau was a "d" minus. that's the last publicly campaign. >> you change your tune on so many things and that has some people is his core? >> megyn, i have a very strong core. i have a very strong core. but i've never seen a successful person who wasn't flexible. >> reporter: the debate coming just hours after former re

. >> china's largest steel production center lies in the province, a main avenue in the town that bears the name steel city. that nickname no longer applies. the region is serving as a frontline for reform and people are struggling. hundreds of workers accept up a local government building. they say they are not being paid. the town's key steel mill suspended populations. the employees have been put on indefinite leave. this man in his 20s worked there. he has snowballing debt to expenses there. >> translator: i haven't been paid for six months. my family cannot afford to even buy food. it's really tough. >> many shops once patronized by workers have been forced to close. >> we are in the red. our sales are only a fraction of what they used to be. authorities are trying to look at other industries. they have been earmarked as a promising destination. officials say the landscape resembled the fables place of a monkey king. the mythical figure with miracle powers appears in the classical story. >> we call that rock our monkey king. >> the point to how it resembled the monkey king. the boulders represent his chair and bed. officials

start tonight by announcing -- in trump clothing will no longer be made in china or mexico but here in the united states. >> and this little guy has lied so much about my record. >> when pressed by the moderator. >> will you promise that you will -- and how soon will you remove your clothing collection. the clothes are made in china and mexico. >> and he launch into a tirade and made no clear promises to move his clothing business to american soil. and the now defunct trump university was also under attack. host megan kelly asking about the pending lawsuits and the d- minus rating from the better business bureau. trump said the rates -- ratings were an a. the better business bureau saying the ratings fluctuated from a to d-minus and that was the last one lana zach, abc news, washington. >>> the candidates are back shaking hands on the campaign trails. ohio governor kasich will be in michigan today, looking to gain sent as michigan hides the primary election on tuesday. some day, he's scheduled to return to ohio to where he will campaign with a special guest. arnold schwarzenegger will be with kasich at a rally in columbus to begin at 2

lies in this province. a main avenue in the town bears the name. but that nickname no longer applies. the region is a front line for structal refor and peoe are ruggling hureds of worke descend outside a local vernment building. they say they e not beg paid. the town's key steel mill has suspended operation. its 7,000 employees have been put on indefinite leave. this man in his 20s worked there. he has snowballing debt to cover living expenses and medical fees for his sick child. >> translator: i haven't been paid for six months. my family cannot even afford to buy food. it's really tough. >> reporter: many shops once patronizedy workerhave bee forced to close. >> translator: we're in the red. our sales are only a fraction of what they used to be. >> reporter: local authorities are trying to promote other industries. mountains in the province have been earmarked as a promising tourist destination. officials say the landscape resembles the fabled kingdom of a monkey king. the mythical figure with powers appears in the classical story "journey to the west." >> translator: we call that r

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tonight by announcing that all the donald trump clothing will no longer be made in china and in mexico but states. >> this little guy has lied so much. >> here we go. >> reporter: and his involvement with trump university. >> the rating from the better business bureau was a "d" minus. that's the last publicly available rating in 2010 and it was the result of the number of complaints they received. >> elevated to an "a." >> that's never been publicly released. >> reporter: this morning, senator rubio still hitting trump hard. >> the front-runner now in the republican primary apparently has turned this thing into a spectacle. he's turned it into a freak show. >> reporter: but the shoown that didn't happen, trump and co-moderator megyn kelly remaining civil after their epic battle at the first debate. >> mr. turn, hi. >> hello. >> how are you doing? >> nice to be with you megyn. >> great to have you here. >> you're looking well. >> as are you. >> reporter: now tomorrow there are four primary contests, kansas, kentucky, louisiana and maine. not a huge amount of delegates but important to any of the candidates who are trying to s

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lies. it is a tabloid smear, and it is a smear that has come from donald trump and his henchmen. >> traditionally areas that have been off-limits in the past are no longer off-limits. roz: donald trump said he has not read the story, does not know if it is true, and has absolutely nothing to do with it. voters? ofew poll says 39% republican women have an unfavorable view of donald trump. nationwide, 73% of women have an unfavorable view of trump. roz plater, abc 7 news. leon: around the world, holy services held for good friday, christians getting ready to celebrate easter. at the vatican, pope francis lead followers in the way of the cross sermon he, referencing the past that jesus took to calvary ahead of his crucifixion. liturgyalem, a including music, part of a weeklong schedule of events leading up to easter sunday. right now, everyone is watching the overnight and easter weekend weather forecast. steve rudin is here with a chilly start to the nothing to threaten the cherry blossoms? steve: it looks very night no, overnight. -- no, it looks very nice overnight. 50 degrees leesburg, already in the 40's winchester and luray. the skies are beginning t

tonight by announcing all the donald trump clothing will no longer be made in china and mexico but here in the united states. >> this little guy has lied so much about my record. >> here we go. >> no promise from trump. instead he went into a discussion about trade deals. governor kasich got a lot of insults. >> nicole, you're checking on how truthful the candidates are being. >> the personal attacks eventually gave way to pumping holes -- punching holes in policies. >> this guy has the number one absentee record. >> i'd like to ask you a policy question. >> rubio does have the worst attendance record for the past year, with 125 missed roll call sitting senator last year. ted cruz isn't far behind with 36% absentee rate. if you look at how many votes they've missed in their careers, both rubio and cruz missed 14.8% equal. donald trump's claim is ranked as mostly true. for context, when you look back 3 at the 2008 race, john mccain missed 68 %, and then senator barack obama missed 49%. >>> right now we have a crime alert from denver police. police say the man in this sketch assaulted and robbed he person. it happened back in january. pi

lied about your record? >> i'm saying she distorted my record. >> reporter: clinton won big in mississippi, still leads in the overall delegate race. it might now take her a little longer to wrap up things. >> this will be a busy week here in ohio. >> reporter: on the republican side, another winning night for donald trump. and looking ahead, polling shows him ahead in florida. that votes this coming tuesday. same thing in ohio. trump in the lead. ohio votes also on the 15th. john kasich from ohio, and marco rubio from florida are gunning for home state wins next week. trump says they need to stop. >> let's come together. we're going to win. he picked up an endorsement from former foe, carly fiorina. >> there are other people in our party that are horrified by donald trump. i'm one of them. >> and tonight another debate. this one for democrats as everyone looks ahead to next week and voting as i mentioned in ohio, florida, and also in illinois. if the polls are correct, and that's a big if, trump and clinton would just about lock up this primary season. >>> as we continue with eyewitness news at 6:00 for this wednesday night, a drunk driver starts a chain reaction acci

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