that's lye here on c-span3.hange commission chair mary jo white will speak before a house appropriations subcommittee about her department's budget. that's live at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> i am a history buff. i do enjoy seeing the fabric of our country and how things -- just how they work and how they're made. >> i love american history tv. the presidency, american artifacts, they're fantastic shows. >> i have no idea they do history. that's probably something i would really enjoy. >> with american history tv, it gives you that perspective. >> i'm a c-span fan. >> about 25 years ago on february 27, 1991, president george h.w. bush announced a cease-fire in the gulf war, bringing an end to a massive air campaign launched a few years earlier to remove iraqi forces from kuwait. up next on american history tv's real america, the story of operation desert storm is told from the perspective of several u.s. air commanders. "winds of the storm -- the air campaign of operation desert storm" is a 37-minute defen

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. >> this historic flooding in the south claiming several lyes and destroying livelihoods. >> it will be okay. >> reporter: and the risk still isn't over. >> just pray for us and hope we don't get anymore hard rain. those same areas are expecting more rough weather through saturday morning with up to half a foot more rain in the forecast from new orleans to jackson mississippi. marcy gonzalez, abc action news, new york. >>> marcy is right. you can see the moisture coming in from the gulf streaming right into new orleans off to the east across coastal mississippi and into alabama. what's left of this is going to this weekend. not going to give ugh significant rain. low to mid 80s across the area and gusty winds are leading to brush fire dangers. at least right now not hearing about issues. we'll time that out coming up. >>> a live look at the roads at 275 and ashley. no problems out there. typical traffic flow for your evening commute. there's a lot going on this weekend. traffic report and more. >>> we start off with the big grand prix race starting with the race circuit here. this is

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last year lye was accused of sexual assaulting a woman he took out on a date. another sfpd officer is accused of interfering with that investigation. >>> safe and sound. two toddlers who went missing in san francisco yesterday are out of harm's way tonight. it's a bizarre story we first broke on twitter. the toddlers have been found in a san francisco hospital. but their mother is now under arrest. nbc bay area pete surato is joining us live from san francisco where the children were found. pete how are the children doing? >> reporter: we learned from sfpd the toddlers are safe. they appear to be in good health but they still need to go through a medical evaluation. they were brought here at about 4:00 p.m. but that story begins with the toddler's mother, 26-year-old shanise jones, dropping off her 2 1/2-year-old and 14-month-old at a burger king in the tender loin monday afternoon with an acquaintance by the name of jakita. apparently there was an agreement between this mother and jakita to meet a few hours later to pick up her kids but jones showed up late. t

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the company will end orca breeding this year, and the animals will continue to live out their lyes at world where they can continue to inspire and educate our guests. >> reporter: the change comes nearly three years after the documentary "black fish". the film focused on violent incidents involving a whale. and raised ethical questions about sea world's breeding programs. thursday's move signals how bad the backlash has been for sea world's bottom line. since the film indicate out in 2013 visitor somebodies have plummeted. animal rights activists applauded the division, on twitter people for the ethical treatment of animals said: sea world has earlier announced that orca shows will end at its san diego park in 2017, shows in san antonio and orlando will end by 2019, but in spite of the changes, the era of captive orcas is far from over, the creatures can live as long as a hundred years. some activists have called for the orcas to be released into the wild, but sea world says they would probably die there. sea world's ceo says: sea world's 29 remaining whales will no longer perform tri

lye, a dog lover, insists they need to improve accuracy. gene edited, only two were successful. >>> well today is national napping day. i saw you yawning earlier, celebrated all across the world. it's also celebrated following the daylight saving time. >> it provides everyone with an opportunity to catch up on the hour of sleep that we lost over the weekend. studies show napping for 10 to 20 minutes can improve overall alertness, mood, and increase productivity. >> i'm impressed. another study found that women tend to need more sleep than men because of their complex brain. scientists found women can use an average of 20 more minutes of sleep per night compared to men because the female brain works harder during the day than a man's. >> "q": a lot going on. >> yeah. just bright. very bright. you know? >> "q": listen, straight ahead noon -- we told you about national nap day. right? but mathemeticians are celebrating a different holiday today. >> samantha: i know what that is. we will talk about it coming up in just a bit. want to take you outside. i know it's national nap day. please don

jason lye was arrested today charged with illegally accessing criminal and driving records. those charges emerged aver he was investigated in an alleged date rape case. they did not file sexual assault charges citing lack of evidence. >> we want to let -- are e assure the public that their trust in us is upmost importance. we did not sit ielgdly by when we found out. he was on unpaid administrative leave. another officer suspected -- that person has left the department. >>> tonight a bay area teenager who say she's been bullied for years even called a terrorist because she's muslim. it's breaking her silence. she has her story. >> that's how i feel. i just feel really scared. i don't feel like coming to school. >> she's had never. she doesn't want her face shown on tv but isn't afraid to speak out against bullies. >> this guy pulled my scrar of the to side. he called me a terrorist and asked me if you are a terrorist and i said no. >> it happened last thursday. what's more troubling is she told her teacher who just told the boy to stop. she told a second teach chore reported

our coverage continues lye at m.i.a., andrew? >> a family and friends they were just so overcome we motions here. think about it some of them didn't know if their loved ones made it on that plane safely, or if they were stuck at the airport. some telling us they were in themad zone shortly before this happened. >> a father and daughter reunited and in tears. i just want to go home already. >> relatives holding their loves ones a little tighter, many of these passengers passengers and their families they are now realizing the harsh and bitter truth, it left nearly nine minutes before a series of terror attacks. >> i woke up in morning think i put my mom on the night, because i pat her a ticket. and if she had gone today it was my fault. so you know -- never again. know if her mother made it safely on the plane, so for hours, many on the drowned waited for word while those onboard had no idea until they stopped in orlando. >> telephones just start ringing and then it spread out throughout the mane, and then we sue we about 20 cops

australia's efforts to improve the lyes and health of its indigenous people.e ♪ >>> our top story. the u.n.'s humanitarian advisor says they are still unable to deliver aid to six regions in syria where people are starving. >> it turns out that it was more tick nickly difficult than we had thought. this has been from a great height since it is the i.s. that is controlling the ground. they may have surface to air missiles. so it has to be at great height, great speed, and the parachutes have to sustain this enormous jolt of the palettes leaving. >> our diplomatic editor james bayes tracking all of the developments for us as ever. james your reading of those comments? >> reporter: well, it's certainly the first time that any official working for the u.n. has talked about isil having surface to air missiles. we know that they have great difficulty trying to do that air drop which they tried once in deir ez-zor which is a large community surrounded by isil. you can't get convoys in, because you would have to go through isil-controlled territory. but the idea that

. >> yes, lye animals, lots of audience participation. and some big tv-style magic. egg illusions. it's something different. this is the first year. and we hope everybody will come down and see us. >> reporter: and you have your own stage. >> our own stage in the kiddie corral area. we are right on the border. folk cans see us, everybody can catch the show. >> reporter: and do you get people who come again and again and again. >> we do. we get folks who enjoy the show and wind upcoming back. we had one family went, and the next day came back with grandma in the wheelchair because they thought she would enjoy the show so much. >> reporter: thank you so much for joining us this morning. about the strawberry festival on our website, wfla.com. including an entertainment line- up, everything you need to know. just go to our website for more information. gayle and candace, back to you. >> that string trick was really impressive. thank you, lindsey. >>> all right, the time right now just seconds away from 4:46. some of you might want to drink to the results of this new study. it reveals t

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. >>> first lye in up -- live in uptown charlotte. trade street where the volume is light. good news, heading southbound to the john belk and northbound to the brookshire freeway, and north out of york county incident-free as well. vicki? >>> it's already warm start to the day. so -- that's a sign of things to come. we are going to warm up very quickly as we go throughout the afternoon. close to 77 degrees today. 78 tomorrow. the record should stay safe but then tracking rain in the weekend and that will cool us down into the low 70s. still warmer than average though. >> all right. >> thanks vicki. member under fire for using a charlotte fire union leader as her intern. at 5:25, the letter that prompted an investigation and the strong words claire felon had for her critics. >> we have weather and traffic every ten minutes and eyewitness news daybreak 5:00 a.m. >>> aonian accused of trying to bury his uncle's body confessed to channel 9. >> i just trying to hide him. i didn't know what to do. >> the reason the suspect says he was acting in self-defense and the mishap that le

wral will have lye team coverage of all the presidential candidates visiting our state tomorrow. >>> well, north carolina's primary just days away, of voters turned out for early voting. wral's layla santiago, explains that gets some insight at what we can expect at the polls on tuesday. >> reporter: the lines were necessarily short for this early voting period. meredith college political science professor says that's a big deal. >> it is significant. i mean, even though it's not a huge percentage increase, you just look at the number of people who are taking advantage of a shorter early voting period. >> reporter: early voting sites saw a nearly 3% increase over 2012. that's about 190,000 more voters. >> we have fewer days and more people. so it does show a real increase in interest in voting early. >> reporter: it could also be more interest in this presidential primary. can we use that as an indication of what we should expect tuesday? >> just seeing the big jump of almost 200,000 voters participating in early voting, it really is a sign that we may the primary than we did four ye

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wral's adam owens lye at top of the hill in chapel hill. thanks so much. >>> and remember, wral is your hoops headquarters. the acc championship is airing right now on wral. and then after the game, look for extended offer coverage live from washington, d.c. still to come here on fox gift, cary police have new information in a case they've been trying to crack for months. but they still need that one tip that could put this case away. find out how you can find this week's n.c. wanted mystery. as we head to break. >> beautiful weather today to kick off the weekend but this storm has been stuck out to the west starting to head our way. we'll map 0. >>> wral news and n.c. wanted, partnering to catch criminals. >> investigators have new information on a case that cary police have been working to solve for months. and your tip could help strengthen that case. wral's gerald owens has more in tonight's n.c. wanted mystery. >> 911 what is the address of your emergency. >> the call came in around 3:30 in the afternoon. the caller found his friend's

. >> tara lynn is lye at crown colosseum. next week the front runner could be celebrating a win if north carolina as well. >> reporter: that's right. according to a poll, trump has a pretty sizable lead this north carolina, he is expected to attract a big crowd here in fayetteville this evening. let's look at the poll numbers, the poll tap 2000 north carolinians over a 4-day period and asked who would you vote for, 41 said donald trump. 11% said john kasich. of course this is for the nomination. dom trump will be meeting with fans here at the crown colosseum, this is his second can. in the charlotte area monday to legalize water boarding and other interrogation tech kneeings on terror suspects. ted cruz held two stops in north carolina yesterday, another trip planned on sunday. marco rubio, though, does not have any planned stops in north carolina at this time. officials are urging drivers to be aware of a lot of extra traffic around this area, there will be extra police who will be trying to help move that traffic along thro

officer faces criminal charges tonight following an internal affairs probe that began when officer jason lye was accused of sexual assault off duty. the district attorney found insufficient evidence to prosecute but did charge him with six misdemeanor counts related to accessing confidential information and motor vehicle records. he is on unpaid administrative leave. >>> the hercules civic center complex was cleared out after someone walked in with what appeared to be a bomb. he said it was a fake bomb. officers weren't sure so they asked everyone in the area to shelter in place. and the bomb squad determined it was not an explosive. >>> in san francisco, two missing toddlers are safe now, 16 hours after being reported missing. a woman brought the two to san francis memorial hospital this afternoon. the sisters appear in good health. you can see the girls in this image taken from a surveillance camera inside of a carl's junior on market street on monday. the girls' mother left them with this woman. >> miss jones left the children with the acquaintance after making arrangements to meet her at

. >>> today in cuba president obama will address the nation's people in a speech broadcast lye on state television and spend time with dissidents and civil society leaders, he will take in a baseball game between the cuban national team and the rays with raul castro. leyla santiago continues her coverage at 4:00 p.m. price, there for the historic visit and caught up with a professional baseball player with ties to the triangle. >>> lawmakers will be back tomorrow to take up a hot button issue, debating legislation that would attempt to override a non discrimination for charlotte, defining how businesses muster treat gay, lesbian and transgender customers. there will be a court hearing, no court hearing about forcing app toll unlock the iphone used by one of the san bern terrorists. the fbi refeeled it may have found the way to access the data without the tech company's help. fbi has been researching methods to unlock the phone since obtaining it on december >>> colder this morning than yesterday. elizabeth says it will be warmer. there is that payoff. >> dichotomy there. warm temperatur

officer faces criminal charges tonight following an internal affairs probe that began when officer jason lye was accused of sexual assault off duty. the district attorney found insufficient evidence to prosecute but did charge him with six misdemeanor counts related to accessing confidential information and motor vehicle records. he is on unpaid administrative leave. >>> the hercules civic center complex was cleared out after someone walked in with what appeared to be a bomb. he said it was a fake bomb. officers weren't sure so they asked everyone in the area to shelter in place. and the bomb squad determined it was not an explosive. >>> in san francisco, two missing toddlers are safe now, 16 hours after being reported missing. a woman brought the two to san francis memorial hospital this afternoon. the sisters appear in good health. you can see the girls in this image taken from a surveillance camera inside of a carl's junior on market street on monday. the girls' mother left them with this woman. >> miss jones left the children with the acquaintance after making arrangements to meet her at

by the way, corned beef and cabbage, coming up, michael from michael's restaurant is cooking up lye for us. greg: we are going live to dublin. rosanna: are they celebrating? greg: yes. i love the green. rosanna: thank you, by the way people are saying it is looking blue on tv. greg: this is the real deal. it is kelly green. rosanna: yes, it is. the camera is reading it wrong. thank you. greg: she always claims that st. patrick was a italian. rosanna: he was captured by the irish. time to go to ireland. rosanna: time to stop fighting. greg: they are having a good time. rosanna: five or six hours ahead. greg: i believe it is five. rosanna: it is 2:00 there. perfect for a pint. greg: back in new york city, the parade, the mayor is going to march after being high maintenance about it. rosanna: he wasn't high maintenance. he was concerned that gay and lesbian groups were not allowed to march under their own banner. they are allowed this year. greg: we love everyone. when you are a mayor, it is a tough job. no matter where you go. along the way. frank sinatra junior is dead at the age of 72.

first a lye look outside cleveland, that shot with a look at terminal tower. a little chilly. the chill is back in cleveland. welcome to this saturday cleveland. i'm nick foley alongside janessa webb. some of us got excited. st. patricks day was a little >> off to a chilly start. you need the winter coat. people are talking about spring, we want it to be warmer, the calendar says it's spring, temperatures are on the cooler side this morning. not going to see the thermometer go up too much. won't be bouncing out of the 30s. continually 34 for downtown cleveland. that's the warm spot compared to parma, you are at 29 degrees towards bedford in to the upper 20ss as you make your way inland, sitting in to the 30s, wadsworth and barberton, 30 degrees. a look at the 5- live radars, satellite not picking up moisture this morning in our viewing area. as you extend towards the south, towards millersburg, a few isolated flakes moving from a little bit of moisture, that's going to be moving well toward the south. winds, they are out of the north west, that's allowing for the cooldown, 15-

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donald lye is 49-year-old and not been seen in eight days. his sister said that he borrowed her jeep because his truck was broken down. he was seen driving a 2015 orange jeepwrangler. it has north carolina plates. his sister is saying the transponder on the screen as pinged possibly heading towards charlotte. >> we need him back. my family, we have five children, my parents are gone and we are tight. back. caitlin: if you have any information, please call the wake county sheriff's office. we posted thatnic for you on our website, that is abc11.com. happening today, the durham county jail is facing new scrutiny. family and friends of mccon and mcmurray are planning a vigil outside of the jail. both men died behind bars there. their families are critical of the response they received from the durham sheriff's office. opposing views this morning in the wake of a recent hoard nbc passed in charlotte that would let transgender people use the bathroom of their choice. we have the latest move in the battle of the bathroom. >> today i call on governo

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let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov >>> looking lye at voting in detroita lot of the polls are still open. they'll close in about an hour and a half. welcome back to fox news world headquarters in new york where we are following contests in four states. next week in several states including north carolina, ohio and florida. let's check in with our reporters covering the campaigns. the senior correspondent john roberts with ted cruz and his team in north carolina. good evening. >> reporter: ted cruz just wrapped up an event here. just as ted cruz was putting behind him all the allegations about political dirty trigs in iowa and south carolina, a volunteer organization in hawaii put out an e-mail that revived the whole narrative about dishonest politics. the organization which is called ted cruz hawaii.org sent out an e-mail that suggested that marco rubio is going to drop out of the race before next tuesday's florida primary and urged hawaii caucusgoers to vote for ted cruz instead of wasting their vote on a candidate who might not be on the that ballot a w

lye for us in rio, what happens next to the former president. >> well, right now a judge actually haso accept the charges that are going to be filed before there can be a formal indictment of the former president what this is as you mentioned there is a wider federal investigation that has to do with corrupt practices in relation to the state owned company this runs parallel to that, this is on going in south paulo, where the former president lis and the former property in question is in that state. so in many ways it seems they are trying to tie the noose on them any which way they can. this puts the current president who is his protege a president in a very difficult position. because members of the party that he once headed her party now that is ruling the country, are basically asking her to give the former president a cabinet position, because if he is a member of her cabinet, he will be immune to state charges that are being brought against him. and it would take the supreme court to then try him for any corruption charges should those then be put against him in relation to this

and we know those people who are planning against our european alabama ply lyes and against ourselves and we have to do everything question to destroy them. this isis is a barbar barbaric organization. the fight going on there is the fight for the soul of islam and at the end of the day it will be muslim troops on the ground and we're beginning to see some success there. that destroy isis with the support of the united states, the u.k., france, russia, et cetera. but the real battle has to be fought underground. i will do everything that i can to make sure that the united states does not get sucked in to warfare in the middle east. one of the big differences between secretary clinton and myself. i voted against the war in iraq. she supported that war. that war has been a disaster for us. >> one of the things you talk about -- one of the issues you talk about on the campaign trail quite a bit is big money and politics. we can show the invitation. a couple has to raise or contribute $353,400 for premium seating and in an he e-mail to supporters you called this on scene. why is it obscen

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. >>> taking a lye look outside from -- taking a live look from our speedway camera we are starting off pretty warm in the 60s. vicki graf has been tracking when the rain might come our way. >> it's going to be another warm day. i just got data in over night. this is showing it will not be as good of a chance for rain as we go through the afternoon today. good news if you have any plans outdoors and a lot of events going on around town today. by 7:00 mid 60s warming to the upper 60s by 9:00. we will still keep the clouds around going through the day today. i am still tracking more rain on the way this weekend. i will take you through future cast to show you when it arrives coming up. >>> if you plan on driving weekend, here's a traffic closure you need to be aware of. mark taylor brokes down the closure on south college street. >> we have storm water work going around western hotel. it is closing north college street. if that is part of your commute during the weekend, keep that in mind as those lanes are scheduled to be blocked. into uptown. >>> charlotte city leaders will take a secon

for that let's turn to casey seigel who is lye for us in a polling station in dallas.is do or die for cruz? >> texas senator cruz knows he has to do well and he has to really win his home state of texas. according to the latest real clear politics average cruz comes with 36.6 percent of the vote and donald trump with second with 27.7 percent than senator marco rubio in third with 17.6 percent of the vote. cruz spent the day doing last minute campaigning across the lone star state yesterday rallying voter and knocking his biggest competition in this race businessman donald trump. >> now 65 percent of the republicans recognize that donald trump is not the best candidate to go head to head with hillary. if we nominate donald trump hillary wins the general election. it doesn't make sense to have the general election two rich liberal new yorkers on the ballot. >> texas is the top prize as we have been talking about today. there are a huge number of delegates on the gop side up for grabs. in fact 155 delegates which is more than all of the previous republican contests so far

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"on the record" has lye team coverage in those key battleground states and we begin with associated pressulie in columbus, ohio. julie, what's going on in ohio. >> oh my goodness, it's been a really busy day. bernie sanders was in town. donald trump is here. and everybody is looking a little tight on both sides. because of what happened in michigan trump is taking object governor and the governor is fighting right back. >> it seems like in the last polls that the governor and donald trump are neck and neck. the governor has enjoyed great popularity in that state. did he win a huge, i it was 71% when he was reelected but did he have a pretty lousy opponent. i concede that who seems to be doing better tonight? is there any way to predict it or too close. >> oh, boy. i think it's too close to call. i think it could go either way. but kasich has been out on the trail with mitt romney today. and making a strong case for his economic record here. he is hooking to win and his believe believe that he can do it tomorrow. >> is ohio doing better under governor kasich? >> i would say that there are

we are lye in delray beach tonight i'm terrell forney. >> janine: an suv crashing right into a pizza place in oakland park and it was all caught on camera. you can see a couple sitting right there by the front window of downtown pizza grill. that car crashes right through the glass window andlams into the counter, and right into them. the man and his fiancee were injured. that happened along northeast 62nd street east of i-95 last night. the driver crashed after losing control of her car. the people who were hurt, those are ones inside the restaurant at the time. they were taken to the hospital, treated and released. >> i just heard an engineev, and everything just slowed down. i knew that i had to protect my fiancee at all costs. i didn't care if i had to put my life in danger and, you know, i ended up taking -- instead of her getting hit, got hit. >> janine: that driver was not injured. she was actually seen right there sitting in the back of a deputy's vehicle after that crash. right now it's unclear if she'll face any charges. crews, they're hard at work today now functions the m

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