maloney. it isentative maloney: encouraging to hear your testimony and the efforts taken city, state, and federal governments across our country. come in congress, need to put money where our mouth is. in the short term, i urge my colleagues to approve the $600 million in emergency funding, which the professionals are asking for, to combat this epidemic. from what i am hearing from dr. wen and others is, if we hit the treatment level when they are becoming addicted to the painkillers, then it doesn't get to another level of the opium. i think, if we could fund it, that would be important. the senate recently acted on this crisis. they passed the comprehensive addiction and recovery act of 2016 to help prevent and treat the opioid addiction. but it does not provide any funding. is a program, mayor jacobs, that doesn't provide any funding? does this program help people suffering in your city or your area? jacobs: obviously, congresswoman, funding is a necessary component of any program that we o

carol maloney talked to the players out in louisville. >> reporter: not so good morning from louisville, kentucky. site of the sweet 16 stage for maryland, their dance partner kansas had more moves leaving the terrapins crushed. >> first thought was shock. the next thought was, you know, my guys, my brothers, how they're feeling. this is not only my last game this year, this is our last gym as a >> i don't want to believe it's over yet. it hasn't sunk in yet. but, yeah, i got in the logger room and i was smiling because i was so happy not just for this team, but for this this program. this is how far we've come in the last four years. >> reporter: last part of the second of that that went downhill for the terps, nearly accept minutseven minutes they t a baskets. the question of who is returning just beginning. >> when will you know if that was your last game? >> i'm not sure. >> we have some decisions to make. we have some good players coming back, good players coming in. >> reporter: in louisville, carol maloney. >> you can understand they're sad. >> but still just incredible for them

in spokane, carol maloney, news 4 sports. >> thanks, carol. those playoff clinch cats hosting the predators. great pass by brayden holtby. his first cats goal. a big night for the cats with his second goal. washington wins it 4-1. >> women's ncaa tournament g.p. playing kansas state in an 8-9 matchup. jones 20 points, 13 boards for her. in the final ten seconds, down three, jones cannot connect. her career ends. the colonial season 56-519 final. of course, uva plays tomorrow night at 7:00. the second round of the ncaa tournament. you can't predict the market. tournament. but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call us or your advisor t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> 11:30 and we're still on the eagle watch tonight. eaglet n

for today's health minute, i'm marry maloney. >> your broccoli is safe. >> that just ruined my day. >know. there goes your hundred. >> speak of broccoli, really. >> coming up: some adorable video that proves a big meal >>> coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 laying your head back, having your hair washed at the salon, it is supposed to be a relaxing pampering experience. but what if you found out it could be dangerous, or even deadly? what one woman says happened during her hair appointment, that caused a debilitating condition. that's today at 5:00. >>> well, to end on high note here, moms and dads know their toddlers sometimes doze offer in the middle of a meal. we have video here after little guy just struggling to stay awake. according to the facebook page, love what matters, this is young amadeus just fighting off sleep, rubbing the eyes, enjoying his hamburger there, justin, so cute. look at the little guy, not easy, trying the little guy to stay awake. rocking back, that woke him up, all right. he want to finish the hamburger, but you can imagine -- >> when my li

from inside spokane arena, carol maloney, news4 sports. >> thanks, carol. >>> let's go out to denver now. the biggest upset of the night, the university of arkansas little rock taking on purdue. late in the second half, little rock std run. >> what? >> that is josh higgins deep from three. the game-tying three that would force overtime. and a second overtime. higgins, nice little jump shot there. he had 31 points. it's now a one-point game. purdue looking to win it at the buzzer, but how about this? johnny hill slips -- >> oh, no foul! >> -- loses his balance. yeah, no foul there. 12th-seeded little rock beats the 5th-seeded boilermakers 85-83. >>> meanwhile, other upsets, yale knocked off baylor, 79-75. the local interest, virginia topped hampton 81-45. >> wow. >> cavaliers head coach tony bennett collapsed on the sideline in the first half of the game, suffering from dehydration. he did return, though, for the second half and says he's doing much better. >>> to the association now. the wizards in philadelphia. sixers fans would rather take selfies than watch this debacle of a baske

as the tough talk continues, mary maloney looks at how it may impact voters going to the poll. >> reporter: at donald trump's event the celebrity can't event the celebrity candidate was up staged when a secret service agent grabbed the neck of a photographer and slammed him to the ground. inside the republican party, a different kind of fight brewing different kind of fight brewing. with some refusing to support trump even if he does win the nomination. >> i am not going to vote for hillary clinton. and given what we know for donald trump i can't vote for that guy either. those are the two major party nominees. >> reporter: the republican risk on full display. >> he is trying to carry out a scam to take control of the office of presidency the united states. >> if donald trump is the nominee hillary in all likelihood wins. >> reporter: hillary clinton focusing her efforts on republicans. sanders. >> at some point, you can't just say whatever pops into your head if you want to be the president of the united states! of america! >> reporter: sanders not giving up hope even though supporters sa

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i am not here to talk about the organizationi am here to say commissioners i represent mark maloney.nd you people know that dr. espinola jackson and myself represent mark maloney we represent the chapters in rosemary camera who appeared before the planning department.the mayor who really does what he wants is fully aware of our opposition. what will i state today regarding affordable housing. all of this land in san francisco and all of this land we exercise our right of forced refusal >>> they have stole this from us. and all of your deliberations and i watched very carefully they would never observed anything for maloney. they have never reserved anything for the indigenous people. especially those who have suffered. right now they are fighting for max nato 59 bullets came in his direction of which 9 entered his body. there is a connectionbetween these things and what is happening. i know mercy housing [timer dings] i hope that you commissioners that sit here mostly rubberstamping and i and for size rubberstamping, i know that mercy housing was shafted at treasure island. i know th

maloney, for five minutes. >> thank you very much. a major focus of the economic report of the president is widening economic inequality. and your report argues that extreme inequality will be a macroeconomic problem, a drag on productivity and growth. please explain to even those who aren't concerned about the growing gap between the haves and the have-nots, why we should be concerned about inequality and why is vast inequality everybody's problem. >> thanks for your question. and i think there's a number of reasons. one of the clearest is that if you have inequality of income, you're going to have inequality of opportunity. and if you have inequality of opportunity, there's talent that could be contributing more to our economy but won't get the shot that it should get because lacking educational and other opportunities. so, we'll miss out on the innovation and creativity we need to push us forward. >> okay. as you noted in your testimony, the share of income going to the top 1% in the united states is much higher than in other g-7 c

. >> and mary anne maloney, why it's equally important to give your body enough time to recover. >> whether you're ready to shed a few pounds workout recovery is incorporating. and you're always sore. feeling some muscle soreness following a workout is pretty normal. but not if you exercise regularly. give your muscles one to two day recovery. stress produces a hormone called cortisol. you're dehydrated, why we know staying hydrated during workouts is important, it's also critical to start out that way. a little r&r between workout routines could go a long way. for today's health minute, i'm mary maloney. >>> first at 4:00, paying respects for first lady, nancy reagan. >> rain is moving to the tri-state. right now on precision doppler hd. we have general light rain in we have heav >> welcome back at 4:15. some breaking news. this is i-71, north on the lane. only traffic moving in the right hand lane. it's moving clearly on the south. they are working to clear that accident. we will continue to keep you updated on that as well. we've got more breaking news as well. >>> xavier coach chris mac

me. now, because there's lots of deals for spring break vacation. in today's consumer watch, mary maloney, on tips on how to getaway. >> resale site, nearly two-thirds of the people, plan to take a spring vaca. >> 62 percent of americans are planning to travel. we know they are planning to travel, book their ticket between 30-38 days in advance. >> if you want to save some cash, don't wait. >> the best time to book your deals is right now. you will pick discounts on hotels and airfare. >> sometimes the best deals are a drive away. >> because gas is so expensive. a lot of people are planning to stay closer to home, instead of >> you could spend the extra money to save more or save the cash for the next big vaca. i'm mary maloney. >> the focus on that nice sunshine. also ahead, first at 4:00, becomes i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! come in! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable internet. crazy-fast. dad! you can get wifi all over this place. cool! make your home as c

. >> mary maloney wants to consider, when choosing the right docks. physical or speaking a specialist, searching through a list of doctors could be daunting. consider these tips when narrowing your selection. ask for referrals. the best place to start is family, friends and co-workers. most people sees a doctor. and you could ask another health care professional. think about logistics. and if distance is an issue, consider finding a doctor that uses an on-line portal that communicates with the patients much visit a doctor. nothing beats a face to face meeting. your physician is someone you trust and feel 100 percent comfortable with. for today's health minute, mary maloney. >>> five people die in a backyard ambush. >> first at 4:00, super soaker storms brings flooding concerns to several states. >> some of us are getting a . >> four of the victims were found in the back porch. two men are in critical condition and woman is stable. at last check, two suspects are opt run. it's not clear what led to the violence. >> one in 500 year flood, causing big problems in the south. >> and more h

maloney, for five minutes. >> thank you very much. a major focus of the economic report of the president is widening economic inequality. and your report argues that extreme inequality will be a macroeconomic problem, a drag on productivity and growth. please explain to even those who aren't concerned about the growing gap between the haves and the have-nots, why we should be concerned about inequality and why is vast inequality everybody's problem. >> thanks for your question. and i think there's a number of reasons. one of the clearest is that if you have inequality of income, you're going to have inequality of opportunity. and if you have inequality of opportunity, there's talent that could be contributing more to our economy but won't get the shot that it should get because lacking educational and other opportunities. so, we'll miss out on the innovation and creativity we need to push us forward. >> okay. as you noted in your testimony, the share of income going to the top 1% in the united states is much higher than in other g7 co

. >> reporter: i'm mary maloney reporting. >>> a little bit of misty rain not really being picked up.we'll mainly stay dry. it won't be until the early- morning hours, turning into heavy rain. rain will continue shifting into the east in some of our higher elevations. we're already tracking the leading edge of our next front coming through. it's going to swing through the south. more rainfall for us tomorrow. the bulls eye of this system has been the north bay. the flash flood watch is going to go into effect. we were expecting four days of rainfall. that's what we're getting. small streams and creeks. you want to be careful driving around. around the tahoe area, they're showing some of that rain starting to show. there will be a bit of a break in the morning. that will be your best chance to get to those higher elevations and go to the sierra. definitely at night. going into effect tomorrow afternoon. blowing snow is expected. travel delays. we expect anywhere between 2 to 4' of snow. our future cast shows us as we go into the rest of the night, it's out of our region. another round

vonnie: christopher maloney, thank you. would urge everyone to read his story online or on the bloomberg. ahead, we will check in on how the options market is handling today's action, and a look at the biggest winners in the s&p today. all energy companies. ♪ julie: it is time for today's options insight. joining me is the derivatives strategist from mkm holdings. like so many, he has been waiting for the ecb's mario draghi to let us know if there will be additional stimulus. you are looking to see if there are any potential ways to play it. one of the things you are doing is compared volatility in the u.s. to what's happening in europe. we have a chart of that on the bloomberg which i made with your assistance. x, theks at the fix -- vi spread between that and the v2 index of volatility in europe. we see volatility is higher in the u.s. how is that informing your investment decisions? >> we are always trying to get an edge on of the markets. expected that the ecb will announce more stimulus. an increase in qe purchases on

mary maloney with the details. >>> donald trump has to go. >> reporter: violence erupting before the donald trump chicago rally. we were not going to let a bigot come into my neighborhood. >> reporter: protesters carrying signs and shouting insults. the crowds swelling outside and inside the event. some getting physical, throwing punches. police line up attempting to keep the peace as some officers try to break up fights. one man after jumping on stage had to be remove as protesters clash with the supporters, the trump campaign postponed the rally. >>> i felt it was safer, i don't want to see anybody get hurt. i think it was the right thing to do under the circumstances. >> reporter: i'm mary maloney reporting. >>> of course, all the candidates are focused on super tuesday. the sequel marco rubio is calling on ohio voters to support his rival john kasich. because trump is threatening to win his home state of florida. winning on tuesday could be close to a knockout blow for touch's competition. ted cruz is closest to trump in the delegate race. on the democratic side, clinton clinton

mary maloney has today's 8 on your side health minute. >>reporter: adults should eat a couple and a half fruit and two cuts of vegetables a day. almost 90% of americans don't eat their daily veggie's. that's a problem. eating more fruits and vegetables can lower your risk of heart disease, stroke, and some cancers. not to mention, it helps you maintain a healthy weight. and keeps your gut in check. no matter your excuse, there are simple ways to change your diet. boost your breakfast, put fruit and vegetables in a healthy smoothie or add some green to your eggs and make an omelet. add them to sauces and burgers and mash tomatoes and mac and cheese. try something without a lot of color like cauliflower. you won't be able to tell the difference. pick a new vegetable to feature every week and look up recipes online and go to a farmer's market and ask. for health minute, i'm mary maloney. >> all good tips there. coming up, an unusual vest made for dogs in rural parts of the country. >> it's odd looking. find out what this is protecting the pe

mary maloney has the details. >> reporter: violence erupting before donald trump's chicago rally. >>> we were not going to let a bigot come into my neighbor and disparage my people or race. >> reporter: protesters carrying signs and shouting insults. the crowds swelling outside and inside the event. some getting physical, throwing punches. police line up attempting to keep the peace as some officers try to break up fights. one man after jumping on stage had to be forcefully removed, as protesters clash with supporters, the trump campaign postponed the rally. >>> i felt it was safer, i don't want to see anybody get hurt. i think it was the right thing to do under the circumstances. >> reporter: i'm mary maloney reporting. >>> of course, all the candidates are focusing on super tuesday, the sequel, marco rubio is calling on ohio voters to support his rival john kasich, because donald trump is threatening to win his home state of florida and kasich's home state of ohio. winning either on tuesday to be close to a knockout blow for trump's competition. ted cruz is closest to trump in the d

we don't want to see anyone get hurt. >> reporter: i am mary maloney reporting. >> defeating trump has become the primary objective for most of the rest of the republican party. ago rubio is actually encouraging his supporters in a higher to vote for governor john kasich. >> chloe john kasich has a better chance of winning ohio than i do and if a voter in ohio concludes that voting for john kasich is the best chance to stop donald trump, i anticipate that is what they will do. >> ted cruz ridiculed the approach saying it's the washington establishment last gas. >>> 17-year-olds will be allowed to vote in the primary if they turn 18 by election day. the judge made the ruling yesterday and it will likely help boost bernie sanders campaign in the state. young voters have been swarming to vote for sanders with new and florida. >>> next on good morning cleveland the music world is mourning the loss of an early progressive pioneer keith everson in look back at is likely return. leon bibb cut up with a local marching band about to go on a grand adventure. >>> we are off to a fantastic start a

mary maloney has tips to keep your private info safe. >>reporter: when using your phone to buy things, you need to use an app from a bank, credit card or third party like pay pal. but according to the consumer federation of america, some apps store more information about you than you realize like your name and home address and e-mail address and keep records of your calls and text and the contacts on your phone, and calendar and websites you visits and they can track your phone's whereabouts and what youou shop and what you buy and how much you spend. some apps may share your info with other companies. there's steps to keep your information safe. lock your phone when not using it and read a policy. be careful using public wifi because hackers and scammers can access your banking information. about paying by phone, also remember to protect yourself. for consumer watch, i'm mary maloney. >> the search for love is back on for users of the tender dating app after an hour long's outage that left people f feeling burn. a technical glitch delet

mary maloney has the details. nats before donald trump's chicago rally. protester gonna let a bigot come into my disparage my protesters nats swelling both outside and inside want trump!" some -- getting physical -- attempting to keep the peace. as officers try to break up fights. nats one man after jumping on stage had to be forcefully removed. nats as protesters clash with supporters -- the trump campaign postpones the rally. nats "go in peace" trump telling msnbc he met with police for 30 minutes before shutting the event down. donald trump/r presidential candidate : "i felt like it was just safer. i don't want to see anyone get hurt." donald trump/r presidential candidate under the i'm mary moloney reporting. one person has hamilton avenue. police say 53-year old cheryl asher died after a late night crash on hamilton avenue. police say 53-year old cheryl asher was driving north on hamilton avenue around 11:30 last night when she crossed the center line hitting another car. asher was transported to u-c medical center where she died of her injuries. the

it will become an even more important economic center and activity center. >> maloney also announced today that she's running for re-election. okay, coming up the nypd changing tactics when it comes to quality of life crimes. why the new policy is confusing for both the police and the public. and kanye apparently does it again, why so many are lining up to get a piece of his latest project x. the boss is giving we'll tell you about it >> you're watching fox 5 news at 6. >> kanye west's pop-up shop centering around his latest album is open right now in soho. as you can see, fans lining up for jackets and t-shirts. the shop opened yesterday, it's open until eight tonight, so you still have some time, and then it's open tomorrow from 12 until 8 p.m. >> the nypd has a different approach on minor crimes, will it prevent larger ones? it's the topic of tonight's street soldiers, and lisa evers has a preview. >> i was put through the system, and i did not belong there for something that was very minor. and, you know, the penalties are very harsh, especially on the minorities. >> eric gonzale

maloney is charged with dui. >>> a u.s. senator wants the obama administration to ease up restrictions on investment in cuba so that american hotels can operate there. the minnesota democrat sent a letter to the secretaries of treasury and commerce stating that the u.s. hospitality industry needs a fair shot. she claims hotel operators in sprain and the uk already have negotiations in place to build hotels in cuba. >>> well, our own keith cate is headed to cuba this month. he will be following president barack obama on his visit. you will be able to watch the reports right here on news channel 8. >>> well two young children are alive this morning after a california highway patrol check this out. it's dramatic video. [ screaming ] >> here, take your kid! what are you doing? come on! >> the officer happened to be driving behind the car when he noticed the smoke. he got them to pull over and some adults were able to get out but the back doors were locked. that made it harder to get the children out. the good news, the family i

i am not here to talk about the organizationi am here to say commissioners i represent mark maloney.nd you people know that dr. espinola jackson and myself represent mark maloney we represent the chapters in rosemary camera who appeared before the planning department.the mayor who really does what he wants is fully aware of our opposition. what will i state today regarding affordable housing. all of this land in san francisco and all of this land we exercise our right of forced refusal >>> they have stole this from us. and all of your deliberations and i watched very carefully they would never observed anything for maloney. they have never reserved anything for the indigenous people. especially those who have suffered. right now they are fighting for max nato 59 bullets came in his direction of which 9 entered his body. there is a connectionbetween these things and what is happening. i know mercy housing [timer dings] i hope that you commissioners that sit here mostly rubberstamping and i and for size rubberstamping, i know that mercy housing was shafted at treasure island. i know th

mary maloney explains how to keep private information safe. using your phone to buy things, you need to use an app from a credit card, or third-party like paypal. according to the consumer confederation of america, some app store more information about you than you realize, like your name, home address and email address. they may also keep record of your photos, texts, contacts on your phone, the calendar and sites that you visit. apps can track what you shop and buy, and may share your info with other companies. there are simple steps to keep your private information safe. walk your phone when you're not using it. read the privacy policy. be careful when using public wi- fi, because hackers and scammers can access your sensitive baking information. next time you think about paying by phone, also remember to protect yourself. from consumer watch, i'm mary maloney. >>> the apex prom shop was a big success. the weekend event provided free prom attire, organizers as for jules, shoes and accessories. more than 100 high schools participated in the

carol maloney is out on the west coast for the terps' first practice. >> is it time to fear the madness? every year it seems a couple five seeds are knocked out by 12s. the terps guarding against the letdown. they're coming in ultra focused. terps to finish practice today she sheed is the unofficial winner. >> just to be here, the heightened level of everyone loving basketball coming to see you play and wanting to see you play. it's an enjoyable experience and we're definitely enjoying every minute of it. we know we have business to take care of. at the same time it doesn't hurt to have a little fun. >> just growing up watching this tournament, always want to be here, finally here. you definitely excited, not nervous, just excited to play on this stage. >> i feel really good about this team and being out in spokane. i feel good. you know, i'm eating well, sleeping well, and i really feel well. i'm very confident that we're going it play well. >> reporter: as a five seed, terps looking to make history. no number five has ever gone on to win a national title. in spokane, washington, carol

maloney. mrs. maloney: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. and i would like to thank my friend and the congressional progressive caucus for dedicating this time to talk about passing the equal rights amendment, a cause i have fought for my entire time in caug. march is women's history month and we have many accomplishments to celebrate and be proud of, but we must remain focused on full equality of woman. this goal will not be fully realized and half of americans will not realize their full potential. all of us, men and women, stand to benefit from true gender equality. consider, for instance, some laws being proposed across the nation that have disparity negative impacts on women. in illinois, a bill sponsored by men would deny a certificate to the newborns unless the father is listed on a birth certificate. this would make it impossible for a mother to enroll her child in a public school or a driver's license or collect child support. the law is silent on single fathers. in kentucky, the state senate has sponsored a bill by a man that would

and for more, here is carol maloney. >> this tournament already historic with the number of upsets in a single day. here in spokane, avoiding the trend is the number one focus of the terps. >> you don't want to be one of those teams and in order not to be one of those teams, you try to really lock in and focus your team and the team that you are playing against. >> i try not to watch a lot, but here is really as a coach, being so close to the game, i am happy for the winning team but i really feel bad for the losing team. >> one of those teams pulling off the upset next for the terps, the hawaii rainbow warriors, both a lot more terrifying than the name would suggest. >> a lot of momentum on their time, and a great team, and 28-5, so we are not expecting a cakewalk. we know they are going to be a tough team as their record shows, and i am expecting a dogfight. >> we know we can't come around and play nonchalant or anything like that, and we need to just keep winning. >> it's march and it's crazy the way it happens. i think next weekend things will settle down, hopefully we're part of

carol maloney is here with more on what became official today. carol? >> yeah, this is news we've been expecting. since he was demoted to third spring before the season. but, yes, becomes official today. the redskins have cut rg3. robert griffin iii, he was the rookie of the year his first season but he had struggle ed since his knee surgery. the skins decided to move on from their one-time franchise quarterback. griffin was owe d 16 million dollar if he was still on the roster. a source in dallas tells me t the cowboys do not think he is a good fit. thought you'd want to know that. griffin tweeted out a message today on social media saying it was a blessing and thanking the fans. we're going to have more on rg3 leaving d.c. coming up on news4 at 5:00. >> thank you, carol. >>> of course, a lot of fans are buzzing about the end of rg3's era in washington, but many of the people we talked to today said they expected it. chris gordon is working on that part of the story. >> reporter: it seems to long ago that he brought thrills here to fedexfield, but toda

carol maloney will bring us updates. >> every single game, it's anyone's game. students play their hearts out. i mean they put everything out there on the court. and you never know. you have cinderella stories, big upsets. love it. go terps! >> 5:50. and right now americans are apparently spending more time on the roads than ever before. according to a new study by the data company inrix, u.s. drivers spent more than 8 million hours stuck in traffic being logging a record 3.15 trillion miles record set in 2007. los angeles has by far the worst traffic. that's followed by d.c., san francisco, houston and new york city. >> yep. >> sounds about right. >>> time for weather and traffic on the 1s. trying to find out if we'll get rained out a little later today. >> washout unlikely. hit and miss shower chance, certainly there for later today. so if you left your umbrella at the office, nothing to worry about, you'll be able to get into work and school this morning without fear of any rain drops. coming home later today, though, just know where your umbrella is just to

. >>> mayor maloney has the latest. >> thank you all so much. >> tears erupting at the florida headquarters for hillary clinton. after georgia and virginia were called for her. to states she lost the last time she ran for president. >> what a super tuesday. >> bernie sanders easily winning his home state of vermont. >> it is great to come home. >> supporters happy with the outcome chanting his popular slogan feel the burn. it's a delicate bonanza for front runners at a test of survival for others. >> when i am president of the united states we will not just say the american dream we will expand it to reach more people than ever. >> sanders and clinton are vying for more than a third of the delegates needed to win at the >> this is not just about electing a president it's about transforming america. >> the stakes are higher for republicans. stop nearly half the republican delegates needed to clenched the gop nomination are up for grabs. stop many of the states will divide as delegates fortunately. stop but donald trump has the upper hand coming into the day with the most delegates and winnin

for today's health minute, i'm mary maloney. >>> this may not be what the dentist ordered, but if you want to get a little nutty today, it is perfectly okay because today is national peanut butter loverrer's day. sign me up! >> that is us. >> sign me up scram! here is something to think for the next time you jump into a jar. it takes about 540 peanuts to make a 12-ounce jar of peanut butter. >> that is amazing. >> and we have peanut butter tuesday. >> today is tuesday. >> and we're in a club, that is only the two of us called peanut butter tuesday. >> do you want to sing the song? >> i don't want to sing any song! >> no one wants to hear me sing! ey music] >> dah, dah, dah. welcome to los angeles, california. welcome to celebrity name game. the game where we roll the dice of chance. i am your host, tv's craig ferguson. our teams today are eric and brion versus erin and kacey. gentlemen, we'll talk to you in a minute, but ladies first. step it on up, would you? you girls look great. >> thank you. >> and, glasses--i love this. is it a choice, 'cause they're kind of the same-ish. >> yeah

police say 22-year-old samantha maloney was driving drunk when she crashed into a divider and pulled over to the side of the road. when her friend arrived, an off duty emt, christopher pierce, also stopped. police lieutenant lost control of his car, slamming into the three stopped cars and sending that woman over the side of the elevated road. she's in the hospital. maloney has been charged with dui. >>> the world's oldest man is a holocaust survivor according to the guinness book of world record. 112-year-old izsrael was born in poland. he survives auschwitz, but his first wife and kids were killed. he went on to remarry, growing his family and a successful con infection airy business. crystal says he doesn't know the secret to a long life, just that we must work as hard as we can to rebuild what is lost. >> what he has seen and endured, un real. >>> a lot of young boys fantasize about becoming pro baseball players. well, one 10-year-old in indiana >> a lot of teams out there. which team did he dream to play for? >> the new york yankees. he's a star now on the field and at home. joe

. >> julie: tonight colbert welcomes actor christopher maloney. don't miss it at 11:35, here on news 6. thanks for watching news 6 at 7:00. >> ginger: "inside edition" is next. >> civil war. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud, a con man. >> and what trump's ex-wife is saying about the presidential race. >> how do you feel about possibly being the first ex- wife. >> and manhunt for a gang that made off with arsenal. >> that's tactical training. >> and tina fey unleashes on the oscars. >> this is real hollywood [censor]

. >> will also find other veteran actors like christopher maloney who plays a very complex character named august. >> we're still fighting an were still fighting an awful lot of issues that have been buried and are left unresolved and a lot of together. >> it's over 600 miles. >> we're going to have to fight for every step. >> the underground railroad was a series of safe houses that led slaves of the mississippi to the ohio river where they could cross into it up for free states into for free states and then on to canada. there is a legend that a safe house existed here in memphis although some historians dispute that. but whether you believe it or not, the possibility of it was enough to take us to this little house on second street located a short distance from the river. >> that was very very important because that is how they were going to help the runaways to escape. >> the director of heritage tours told us about the legend and the secrets of this little house built by a german immigrant in 1856. >> it leads to a crawl crawlspace underneath the house to the seller. >> inside t

. >> i am merry maloney reporting. jason: here' further the republicans, ted cruz will be in miami this morning, no stops are scheduled for john kasich of florida. bernie sanders will be in kissimmee and tampa on thursday. hillary clinton will be in tampa on thursday as well. stay with us for continuing coverage of commitment 2016. we have posted more of art schools of our exclusive one-on-one interview with marco rubio. you can get the latest updates online. breaking news we are following in downtown orlando where police are on the scene of a shooting near several busy bars along west pine street just off of i-4. authorities are telling us a personal shot in the leg and then rushed to the hospital. police are looking for a dark colored, four door honda which was seen going westbound on pine from orange avenue. we will have a live report for you coming up at 5:00. new from overnight, a local slams into his patrol cruiser. it happened around 12:45 this morning as the volusia county deputy was responding to a crash on i-

nbc' s mary maloney reports. mr. sanders: we stand today with the people of brussels. mr. kasich: today of course is a sad day for the entire civilized world. mary: presidential hopefuls express sympathy for the victims of the brussels attacks. but where they differ is how to respond to the threat by isis. mrs. clinton: we have to toughen our surveillance, our interception of communication. we also have to toughen, as you say, soft targets with, you know, greater police presence. there is no getting around that. mr. sanders: we need to have significantly improved intelligence, and that intelligence cannot be done just within the united states. mary: ted cruz says police should be able to patrol muslim neighborhoods to prevent halt the president' s ill-advised plan to bring in tens of thousands of syrian muslim refugees. mary: donald trump renewing his proposal to temporarily ban muslims from entering the country. mr. trump: we have no choice, and you' re going to make exceptions on heads of state and certain people and i' saying you don' t do that, but we have a real probl

from spokane, carol maloney, news 4 sports. >> uva also making their way to the sweet 16. 10:26.our things to know. we now have a second baby eagle. we have confirmed that the second eagle egg hatched this morning. >>> and president obama will be the first u.s. president in nearly nine decades to step foot on cuban soil. he will meet with raul castro, attend a state dinner and catch a baseball game. >>> this morning we're learning catherine hoggle tried to break out of her maximum security psychiatric hospital eight times. hoggle is suspected in the disappearance of her two children from germantown. >>> today a vigil for a fallen officer, jacai colson. it will start at 4:15 at the district 3 station in palmer park. >>> and cold rain coming othis highly sought-after device "nafrom progressiveool. can be yours for... twenty grand? -no! we are giving it away for just 3 easy payments of $4.99 plus tax! the lines are blowing up! we've got deborah from poughkeepsie. flo: yeah, no, it's flo. you guys realize anyone can use the "name your price" tool for free on progressive.com, right? [

as mary maloney reports, today -- this could be a make or break day for some campaigns. >> at donald trump' s a vent, the celebrity candidate was upstaged. interrupted when a secret service agent grabbed the negative photographer and slammed into the ground. inside the republican party, a different kind of fight brewing. with some refusing to support trump even if he does win the nomination. given what we know that donald, i can' t vote for him either. if those are the two major party nominees, and i hope they' re not, i have to look for a third party option. >> the republican rift on full display. >> if donald trump is the nominee, hillary in all likelihood would win. >> hillary clinton focusing your efforts on republicans instead of rival bernie sanders. >> at some point, you can' t just say whatever pops into your head if you want to be the president of the united states of america. >> sanders is not giving up hope , even though some of his supporters. poor super tuesday showing will making a repairable tenderness campaign. >> we can win the democratic nomination. and if that happ