>>marty g: downtown told a rally in dayton ohio.ter: violence erupted before dawn of from chicago route and protesters carrying signs and shouting insults the crops will look outside and inside of the event some getting physical throwing punches police line attempted to keep the peace in some office to try to rectify its one man have to jump on stage had to be forcibly removed as protesters clashed supporters the trump campaign postponed rather. >>marty g: 2 we clinton released a stake in the seventh part of the divisive rhetoric the we're seeing should be of grave concern to us all the gop opponents also same that it is a list are to blame than a truck with a respond to the demonstration last night said he is not to blame for the violence. >>marty g: is viacom's a few days had always been called a super to take cream that will be heading to the call for both parties on tuesday were continuing to track the storm caught heading the the area recall to cost look at the damage been done across the east than also unexpected broad problem

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. >> marty: visibility along highway 24 extremely low most of the afternoon. mary called the 911 kron 430 after she says the driver boss of the median near the exit. survived a headache purse behind this crash and san ramon not as lucky. the driver slammed into trees on bowling shirt can inroad died on scene. when the possibility that the central rhodes played a role. scary moments and from an elementary school of a tree came crashing down. no one was hurt from corner homeowners preparing for the worst in anticipation of flooding. rhodes drenched taking our water neighbors also keep in close site on the rising levels increasing canals. passers-by doing their best to stay dry. some more prepared than others pestilence and the forecast bright side much-needed rain. >> dave: >> marty: storm video from the north baynow to the peninsula: to the ring coming down almost sideways. trees and bushes blowing very hard swain. in mill valley the rain and wind brought batterie 930 last night in the area of coming out auto. officials still asking anyone in the area if it if

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what a moment as his words will live on forever at the jose marti memorial. the president of the united states. >> again, the bug on the left-hand side of your screen says it's live. we believe this is a taped delay, maybe about 15, 20 minutes ago that he was inside signing that guest book and i'm trying to get >> liberty, freedom and -- >> we shall find out shortly what the president is writing there at the jose marti presidential corral. a very significant. again, jose marti considered the washington >> each of these moments is so significant. this is happening live we're told from cuban national television. each moment so very significant since it has been longer than most people's lifetime. nearly 90 years since a u.s. president has ever s spped foot on cuban soil. each handshake each p pson who reaches, the president says he is trying to bring hope, trying to establish these ties to further >> again, president obamas with the believed c can vice president. >> he's the familiar minister of lalar and before that he was head of the regime controlled. cbc. h

put aside, what a beaututul airplane taxing to a stop at jose' marti' airport. and -- >> this is one of the optics that is important. but when the president gets off the plane and looks towards the people and towds havana, that will another important visual. >> anchor: so few people have internet and will appreciate it until they see it on television later. >> part of the reason for the trip is legacy. and you're right, frank, the shot of president obama at the door of this plane, waving is ing to be a historic moment. partf his legacy. >> anchor: and to younger cuban americans, this just looks like progress. this looks like any other presidential trip. but to older cuban americans, over 50 who has a sense of the history here, it's just chilling. and one has to be very sensitive and appreciate the cuban american community. the older generation lost a lot as a result of the revolution -- >> reporter: if i could just say something shortly here. i think this sig is so remarkable, because when you go back and lookk at the 18 months of secret notiations involving the

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but first, lets check in with marty and amelia. wall street could start monday on a >>> it was a team season. everybody did their part. >> a wonderful super bowl winning season to and career on. broncos quarterback, peyton man willing make it official, retiring from the nfl. his record setting career, how you can take part in today's announcement. >>> how do you say good buy to a reaction? >>> cooler and wetter weather will settle in today, meteorologist, marty coniglio, is tracking when the clouds will be rolling in. >> good morning to you. these clouds will roll in and roll out fast. fast moving little showers today, we are seeing quite a bit of rain and snow in western colorado.

marty joins us from washington.at the clinton camp knew they were going to lose those caucuses. are they worried that this is a change in sentiment? >> they don't seem to express a lot of concern, but there is no question that sanders did a tremendous job this weekend by winning in washington by 70%. the money is going to keep flowing and bernie is going to keep coming. moment to is about him, marty? he wants to debate in new york. could that happen customer. n? >> a lot depends on what happens in wisconsin. wisconsin, theke pressure would be on hillary to take a debate, which could be critical contest in new york. marty,by delegate math, does he really have any shot here? marty: well, there is a very outside shot. he would have to win close to 70% of all of the rest of the delegates of progress, and that would be an incredible performance. nothing is impossible, but it is a very steep hill for him to climb. wisconsin,ty, about as much as we say it won't matter in the end, he still wants to win wisconsin and he has

the president laying the wreath in front of the jose marti memorial. before we get to all of that we must say that is a windy, overcast day unlike yesterday when it s so rainy, but the seats have reopened and they have come back here to the >> reporter: quite a difference from the rain. we were out there in the plaza folks. i did talk to one gentleman who is from havana and one the things that he says is kind of struck me. i was kind of taken aback by what he said, because so important in the sense that he said, you know, the president has been here a day now. enough connection with the cuban people. keeping us away from him. we want to be able to interact with him. the sense you and i have gotten because if you travel throughout havana pretty, pretty tight because of security. >> reporter: or obvious security reasons. the president may not be able to mingle as we want to and cuban people would like him to do as the president is very popular on the island. we have a chance to meet with a lot of people later in the afternoon and meet with cuban entrepre

marty coniglio joins us in the weather center. it's going to warm up today. >> it's going to be a little bit warmer around the area once again. we have a few dry conditions. over all another really weak system that's going to move into the mountains and bring us some clouds. more

marty coniglio joins us in the weather center. it's going to warm up today. >> it's going to be a little bit warmer around the area once again. we have a few dry conditions. over all another really weak system that's going to move into the mountains and bring us some clouds. more central sections of the state. just on the ridge lines and passes really light snow showers on the order of a half an inch perhaps by the end of the afternoon today. we'll also get some light snow going again tomorrow in those areas. for us, mid 30s around here now, by the time we're wrapping up the morning commute we're already in the mid 40s headed on our way closer to 60 degrees. closer to home, high clouds over us this morning. you will see some snow showers on the continental divide. they're not going to make it as far down the hill during the day today. gusts today will be strong in the mountains and foothills at 30 to 50 miles per hour. they will generally stay from the boulder area to the west during the day with temperatures moving up into the mi

they'll open up at six flags in the spring marty you should do it. i think it would be too much. >> you need a little baggy. >> they would have to be synced perfectly to your movement or your brain will tell you different things and your stomach doesn't like that. >> note to self, i'm not doing it right now. >> send a good friend up there. >> a good friend. >> high clouds will be thin, and our good chance comes on monday. by the end of the week it's warm once again. >> thanks for hanging with us marty. >>> the face that launched a thousand tweets. chris christie's blank stare hijacks super tuesday. >> now on "extra"! >> what are you doing back here? >>> trump wins the primary, but chris christie wins on twitter. the face that stole the show. >> the headlines are hilarious. chris christie, blink twice if you need help. >> what his facial expression was secretly saying and what trump's ex-wife, marla maples thinks of his white house run. >> how do you feel about possibly being the first

this is the legacy of marti a a thiis why marti is so beloved by everybody in the island of cuba. >> we're talking about people in little havana, they revere jose marti. so does the castro regime. >> the castro regime claim the part of social justice, they claim by bringing about they bring about deocracy. the dissident side was civil@ rights which marti was in support of that. you look at the ladies in white, there's a lot of symbol itch. it goes back t a poem of jose marti that most cubans know as a child. i cultivate a white rose in january for the sincncre friend or the cruel enemy who tears the heart in which i live. i cultivate a white rose. it's a way of the ladies of white saying we're better than the owe pressers, we're better than them. we're going to ing back a better cuba that's nonviolent. >> there's a look at the president laying the wreath at the foot of that monument of that very unifying figure. the images of two other figures of the revolution. the images of those who loom large at the plaza. i point that out, i want to give yy an idea of the propaganda that you see

let's get you set for it with meteorologist marty coniglio. it is dry, but it's sure warm out there. >> it is warm right now. it's going to be an interesting day for us. we're going to start the same way we have for the last couple of days. nice high clouds. during the day, we're going to start seeing the tail end of a move our way. it's really quite warm out here. 30s, 40s over the front range right now. and not so bad in the mountains with teens and 20s but during the day our southwest wind will shift. it's going to start coming out of the northeast. it's about noon. we're going feel a change in the air for the middle of the day and clouds thicken during the afternoon. sprinkles. we're really going to be packing close to the foothills. the closer you are to the foothills or in the foothills, get a light sprinkle and then move ob out of here. we're looking at a few hundredths of an inch of moisture, just barely to get your car dirty. we do start to see some moisture late in the day. there's even more rain coming later in our planning forecast

let's go out to marty coniglio in the backyard. it's still bone dry. >> reporter: it is around here. we have a high fire damage to -- danger today and tomorrow. we have a weak, weak disturbance moving through utah that's going to bring some clouds into the state off and on during the course of the day. very light snow showers, mainly on a few ridge lines in the northern and central mountains of colorado and down into the valleys. we're generally looking at half an inch of snow or less in those snow today. so most of the around here. going through the rest of the morning we'll be pushing mid 30s to close to 50 degrees from now until 10:00 a.m. across the state quite a few clouds in central colorado but still relatively mild through the day. east we'll have thin high clouds around moving into the mid and upper 50s during the afternoon today. tomorrow is going to be danger. a moment. >>> amelia, it's one of those days when i look up and i can actually see the clouds moving. it looks like a realtime lapse. the west side of town will se

michael, youou wanted to chime in and add more to what we're eing live on television at jose' marti' international airport. >> i just wanted to point out we saw their foreign minister who is there. and frank, did you see miguel? >> i don't see him there in that committee. there's foreign mininistry officials. and of course, a u.s. eassy personnel. >> anchor: here's an inresting image on the left-hand side of the screen. that is the head of the motorcade, the black car. you can't see it right now. but there was an american flag and there was a cuban flag waving side by side on n e hood of the car. an image that is interesting to see,o doubt. >> we are going to see the president in the door there. the doorway ofir force one. and frank, i never thought frankly in all the years i've been covering cuba and cuban-americs that we would see this while the castro brothers were alive, did you? >> and there he is. >> andhere he is. >> reporter: yes, there he is. the first lady, michelle obama, and president barack obama. united states, after secret negotiationsnsf 18 months taking place, there

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we talk about this last night when air force one landed at the airport, jose marti airport. it was rainingngats and dogs and raining all night. this morning, not raining as much, but it's still very cloudy as the president made his way to lay the wreath at jose marti we're here at march 13th park and right behind us is the museum of the revolution. they are palace of the revolution, right now. they are going to be having their official meeting, of course, president obama and raul castro, at the same time michelle boem -- obamaill be meeting with cuban girls here to get their take and of course, both daughters came as well, sasha and ma leah. we've been seeing pictures of raul castro, the cuban leader here alongside president obama throughout havana. you are taking a live look at both leaders sitting down as the ceremony continues. what you witnessed a little bit earlier, you witnessed president obama shaking hands with raul castro. there have been some questions as to why the leader did not come out to greet president obama at the airport. a lot of us have wondered about tha

such a juxtaposition of images here, chris, and important to talk a little about jose marti, becausees the cuban revolution by many, many decades. killed in 1895. exiled in new york when the spaniards were the colonial power that had cuba at the time. fought for the independence of cuba, and a symbol, chris, that has been taken over by the cuban regime, but also someone who is idolized by cubans in exile. so it's one of the few people or images, let's listen in. see if we can get something. >> there you see secretary kerry. along with the president. some representatives of the cuban regime are there, chris jansing. >> yeah, remarkable when you see the international media that has come here, about 1,000 of them. and there was some thought that given this huge presence here and the literally the eyes of the world are on this change, and you have a president who wasn't even born when fidel castro came to power in 1959. and there was some thought here that maybe there would be a little bit of a change, that perhaps, for example, the crackdown that is so familiar here to so many people wi

there it is lifting off from jose marti airport. what a sight. >> calvin: and the president even quoting jose marti earlier. go ahead. >> laurie: you're so right, calvin. he quotetejose marti throughout this trip. >> calvin: and then laying the wreath. there he is, president castro looking at air force one take off. the last time a sitting american president has come here was 1928. calvin coolidge speaking at the where president obama spoke earlier today. president castro stepping out to see air force one take off, delighted by that sight like so many americans are, and cubans here on the island were not only excited to see the beast, the transportation for the president, the limousinene but air force one flying into havana was an incredible sight and a spectacular one for so many. and for some of the older cubans on the island, something that th thought they would never live to see. >> laurie: an american psident whose approval ratings are through the roof in cuba, with the cuban people and now, calvin, those ratingsp would no doub

i actually think there is a connection between marty ginsburg and justice scalia who are both very, martywas in scalia is a gregarious character. i interviewed the grandson for the book and he told the story of how they would always spend new year's together with all the scalia kids, i asked him if scalia. >> by the way, that is nine. >> i think i actually thought it was some combination of 11 kids. i asked if the to ever talk about politics and he said no, what would would there be to talk about? [laughter] >> i had an opportunity to go to the premier the summer of scalia, ginsburg at the opera which we exert in the book. justice ginsburg love this opera. she has this obsession with people being friends despite their political differences. i think anybody who spent all of the year she spent on a d.c. circuit with robert bork, scalia, clarence thomas, i think understands that you do not get very far in that world if you just verbally or physically punch someone in the face for disagreeing with you. it is survival mode, in an appeals court you need at least one other judge to boat with you

marty plans to get tested eventually. mayo clinic says the testing for this particular gene is 100% accurate. if you test positive you'll have early on-set alzheimer's. it is a decision you don't want to take lightly. >>> rainy and sunny and muggy. >> what a mix. >> we have a lot we'll throw at you this week. in fact, the rain cleared out today. we have clouds on the coast. the winds up again today gusting around 30 miles per you can see the st. pete clearwater airport 28. it is a tale of two stories. sea breeze, because the winds are from the west, have cleared out. the beach is gorgeous from our sky 10 network. around tampa and the bay it is humid and you can see the haze in the air as well as at times some of the clouds that have been pushing off to the east. look at the temperatures. 87 in lake wales. that's down. i saw 88 last hour. sea breeze kicked in. we are 72 in clearwater. that's definitely the difference of being closer to the water, which is cooler in showers, after last night scattered showers continue to ho

marty is reveered as a hero. then he toured the marty museum stopping to sign a guest book. a great honor to pay tribute to jose marty who gave life for his independence and it lives on in the cuban people today. and while serious doubts replain about the prospects of lynn ber si and freedom. cuban peem people even after a thowg of the cold warm. thon day change was in the air as the star spadged ban sner flaid havana. >> >> >> >> craig: well, the one t tng that's abundantly clear after watching that this afternoon. human rites and the varying of in terp taiftionz what that means. that is obviously a key cercht dates dent community on the island. anxious to have their voices heard by the president here and to some degree thief hey good deal of trouble as result of that with authorities. robbin simmons here withow with more on. that. >> we went to speak to some of the ladies in white and one of the women we spoked to off camera was whisked way moments late wir police. one day afterdissidents were detained and beaten there. saying it's time for a change. >> pam sunday at st. r

. >>> meteorologist marty coniglio is in the weather center. another cool, cloudy day in store. >> we'll have clouds around here, certainly by this that has not started yet. not much happening here. however, north of the border, it's still snowing. still going on in western nebraska. they have a missionure of rain and snow. some of the snow mixing in on the cool air on the backside. for us, it's dry air. temperatures starting around 30, headed into the low 40s by the end of the rush hour. snow developing again today before lunchtime in the foothills. it will be fairly light. day. we'll see a few rain and snow showers just nibbling through the western suburb this is evening. do anticipate a little bit of rain and snow along c470. late in the day today, as far as measurable snow, get above 9,000 feet and we'll be upwards in two to six inches of snow late tonight into tomorrow. ahead of all of that. 30s and 40s in the mountains. amelia, nice to have a dry start today but our friends get some snow. >> we'll be tracking the drive across i-70. here i

marty is in the backyard. we could see wet weather today. >> especially in the foothills. we've started the drive on a beautiful morning. we have a clear sky. not quite blue yet. good air quality today no, wood burning restrictions in effect. dry locally, but we're seeing dry snow showers in some of the mountains. we still have snow going on in western nebraska. all from yesterday's storm. we had a little bit of wet snow as the thing came through yesterday. it continues going along all the way just south of alliance and scotts bluff and bridgeport this morning. in the 30s right now. close to 45 degrees by 9:00 a.m. i think we top out in the low 50s today. very close to an average temperature. clouds are going to thicken in the foothills early today. i think we see snow reforming before lunchtime. and, of course, as we go into weekend, if we don't get much moisture today and tomorrow, a while. i will have that in your planning forecast. amelia, it's one of those days where it's cool now and not much wind, it's not so bad. >> sky 9 is up and showing us in the morning commute

marty coniglio is in the backyard. warm but a repeat of the wind today. >> it's already in and near the foothills. we're seeing wind gusts between 25 and 50 miles per hour already. they're starting the move down. we see boulder now up to 36 mile-per-hour winds. that's pushed temperatures into the 50s at the base of the foothills. now, the farther you get away from the foothills, the cooler we have 30s and 40s on the east side of town. way downtown. as it does, it's going to warm everybody up. we'll be in the lower 60s to middle 60s again. 63, 64 degrees. the issue is going to be the wind. you're going to notice it. it's going to get stronger throughout the day. it is also snowing in the mountains. it's hanging right up here along the front range. continental divide. snow also getting hung up on the flat tops and throughout central colorado. most of the northern and central mountain resorts from through summit county, winter park and into the steamboat springs area. for the next couple of hours, we'll start getting ever

. >> meteorologist marty coniglio is join us. marty, you're going to make everyone happy this weekend. >> well, i really enjoyed the weekend. it's going to be quite dry. on the way home from work today, might actually run into light rain. we have a few clouds over the area now. good air quality. moderate, no wood burning restrictions for you. high clouds here. already in the 40s here. 20s and 30s over the plains. we're going to have a weak front move in from the east during the day today. that's going to bring us a little bit. we're going crazy here on the clicker here. it's going to bring in a little bit of moisture later in the day. we have the weak front off to the northeast. that's going to back this here. we'll have some light showers in and near the foothills. as you said, the weekend is warming up. i will have your three-day forecast in a couple of minutes. >>> good morning, marty. good morning to drivers who are about to get out across this he's just take a look at the city metro wide. security wait time, equally as face.

which is where marty and seon- chun burbank come in. longtime volunteers, they've donated plenty of school supplies and sweatshirts. but recently marty said he had an announcement to make. >> i was thinking like a pizza party, or maybe some pencils, and he, you know, offers a game changer for their life. >> reporter: it was a game- changer for marty as well. a lifelong sailor who even got married at sea. he was planning to buy a 40-foot dream boat to retire on. until a sunday church sermon on charity made him think twice. so prior to that sermon you had every intention of sailing off into the sunset? >> that's right. >> reporter: but then something bigger came along? >> yes. >> he says to the kids, i'm gonna pay for your college tuition and everything you need came through. >> we came up with the number of $1,182,000. >> are you prepared to postpone your retirement? >> i'm prepared to. >> the students have to send them a iror an essay every year. >> i want them to visualize their goal, visualizing what life is going to be like. >> for h

revolution square as he laid a wreath at one of the nation's most important monuments, the statue of jose marti. then he went to the revolution palace. one of the most stunning sights and sound of this historic trip. president obama hand over heart as a cuban band played america's national anthem. following a brief review of the troops, the leaders moved behind closed doors for bilateral talked described as productiviv by president obama. >> for more than half a century, the sight of u.s. president here in havana would have been unimaginable. but this is a new day. >> reporter: the men discussed a wide range of topics, including human rights, easing travel restrictions restrictions, and the trade embargo that's been in place for more than 50 years. >> and the sanctions we have on cuba are stricter than anything we have anywhere in the world. think about that. that's amazing. >> reporter: amazing or incredible, words you hear quite a bit during this historic visit. there's a state dinner this evening. then tomorrow president o oma will address the cuban people during an historic speech broadcast

>> marty: what looked outside we are tracking the weekend weather. this is a live look from ourwe are expecting some rain to hit the bay area later this good morning, i'm marty metoeorologist dave spahr is here with what you need to know before you leave the house. >> dave: the breeze on by the metro area then it will be on its way live look going on at the san mateo bridge as a step today to bring some clouds we may start off with or lower rays of sun and before all starts to unfold pretty mild in to the mid-50s as you can see off in the far east bay numbers drop court to middle forties. the satellite report shows a green charged a top wall and the north bay getting started becoming across big metro is still expected early in the set this afternoon. pictures not too bad upper 60s for the east bay shoreline oakland 67 by 2:00 we do have the wind shifting westerly and then the general breakdown for today mostly cloudy and noon read in the north bay by that point temperatures still holding mid- 60's passing over the metro. there's a more austere in dec

within the past hour marty pucket, the vice-president of the firefighters association in charlotte has been warned to stay away from members of the charlotte city council. background here. pucket sent out a letter on behalf of the council representative asking that john hannon be relieved of his duties. steve crump is breaking the news down for us. tell us more? >> we have had our eyes on this developing situation since last year infighting in the charlotte department and now it's become public we have a photo of marty pucket from his facebook page and marty also a charlotte firefighter was warned in december about his role as an intern with city council. fallon is a critic of chief hannon. and manager ron carlee sent the letter to pucket saying his behavior must cease and the letter says that pucket must change his behavior dismissed from his job. face a chain of chand review tomorrow that will be conducted by the fire department and we will continue to follow this developing story. >> all right, thank you. the driver accused of hitting and killing a pedestrian in charlotte's south en

palace of the revolution the president began the day by taking part in a memorial revelation jose marti with imafaf vice president salvador vavaes. from there it was on to an historic bilateral meeting with cuban president raul castro. the two leaders greeted the u.s. and cuban delegations. then sat down for an historic meeting, offering critical clues about whether the shampoos u-turn in policy -- whether the sharp u-turn in policy. this was when castro was asked about releasing political prisoners. >> give me a lists applicable prisoners and i will release them immediately. just give me a list. what political prisoners? give me a name or names. >> calvin: at the same time, president obama was equally adamant about individual freedoms. >> and the goal of the human united states to dictate to cuba how they should govern thselves but to make sure that we are having a frank and candid conversation around this issue, and hopefully that we can learn fromach other. >> calvin: the pomp and pleasant riri could not hide the underigs lieu tensions, even in castro's final words. >> it's like talk

but first, lets check in with marty wyoming. south dakota comes in 2nd, according to bankrate-dot-com. colorado comes in third. new york has the distinction of being the worst state to retire in according to this survey. analysts looked at things like cost of living, crime rates and healthcare. fast food giant mcdonald's is rolling out a new promotion in sweden called happy goggles. with a little unfolding, tearing and folding, consumers can transform a happy meal box into a v-r headset similar in look to google's cardboard. happy goggles and a smartphone can be used to play mcdonald's new skiing game and navigate down the the headsets will be available in sweden starting march 4. mcdonald's has yet to say whether the headset would be available in the u-s or elsewhere any time soon. the mashup culture has a new hot product...meet the doughnut cone. it's a cone made of cinnamon sugar- covered dough, with some chocolate on top, and ice cream in the middle. the pastry-based ice cream delivery system is a take on a slovak pastry. th

marty? >>> rusty you can always track the warm um and our rain wftv.com/weather. >>> an overturned truck forced shutdown. orlando police certainty us thick picture. the ramp is closed right now. no word on when it's going to reopen. hurt. >>> breaking this noon we just spoke with an orange county detective in the past 15 minutes who told us they have identified a few persons of interest in the killing of an orange county teenager. >> 18-year-old drey boy aunt died in a shooting yesterday along 15th street in apopka. today deputies are going door to door handing out fliers and locking for witnesses. the victims friends say they believe bryant was targeted after ongoing problems in the we will continue to follow developments in the case and pass along information to you just as soon as we get it. >>> this afternoon seminole county investigators are looking for two men wanted in ucf. deputies told us before 1:00 two men kicked in the door of a unit at the apartment complex and that's near the t

we have marty coniglio in the backyard. more warm weather, but the wind should not be as bad .>>> we have calm wind at lower terrain and the wind is in the foothills at between 20-35 miles per hour. it will stay in that range through the morning. it may slack off in the foothills later in the day. 20s and 30s are pretty uniform up-and-down the front range at the lower terrain and the foothills areas. as we go to the west side of that much colder in summit in grand county. dry across the state and i think we will stay that way through the day today. we will have a lot of sun and if you thin, fair weather clouds -- a few thin, fair weather clouds. we will be in the 50s by midmorning and around 65 by the afternoon. less wind and it will be more pleasant to be outside this afternoon than yesterday afternoon. 1 million, how are things -- amelia, how are things going? >>> there is a two-car crash at i-70 westbound at quibec. one car is up on the tow truck. two lanes are getting through westbound at quibec. with both shoulders blo

meteorologist marty coniglio is tracking some pretty windy spots this morning. the drive at holly street and 3rd little easier this morning. the road has been fixed... after a water main break tore up the pavement. it was shut down for most of the day yesterday - but it's back open and ready for drivers this morning. a new development in hillary clinton's email scandal is bound to put her campaign on the defensive today. now - the clinton staffer has immunity in the case. bryan pagliano set up clinton's unsecured server state. the post says the fbi likely offered him immunity to learn why clinton server. agents also want to find out whether anyone knew if they were communicating on a private server. apologized for the email fallout. developments in scandal are likely to come up in republican debate. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is in the information center. tarhonda - donald trump will be there - even though his fox news nemesis megyn kelly is hosting. that's true, corey. but one person we're used to seeing at the republican debates won't be there-- dr. ben ca

but first let's go to marty for another new this morning... new this morning... we have the results from an nbc newssurveymonke y online poll... it tracks voter preferences and attitudes on a weekly basis the results from this poll are from a national sample of adults 18-and- over... of those polled... more people support hillary clinton -- she got 55-percent... sanders came in with 38-percent on the republican site... donald trump is still polling ahead candidates with 39- percent ted cruz and marco rubio are neck in neck... and john kasich has nine percent. it's decision day in 4 states today - michigan, mississippi, idaho and hawaii. most eyes will be on michigan - it has the most delegates. 9news reporter colleen ferreira joins us... colleen these states aren't make or break for the candidates. cheryl...we're at an interesting point... one week after super tuesday...but one week away from florida... which is a defining point in the campaign process. michigan will be democrats...there to hand out to democrats today. bernie sanders of them to really with hilary

la primera dama y sus hijas llegan al aeropuerto josÉ martÍ.drÁn una corta actividad de la embajada estadounidense y en la habana vieja el mandatario tendrÁ una visita esa zona y su primer contacto con el pueblo cubano. la embajada estadounidense por tanto tiempo sÍmbolo del enfrentamiento ideolÓgico entre ambas nacionesahora estÁ rodeada de seguridad los vecinos ven una esperanza en la presencia del mandatario estadounidense. >> tenemos la esperanza de que precisamente mejoren las cosas. fernando: en plena habana vieja el presidente obama y la primera dama con sus hijas se realizarÁn un paseo en el casco histÓrico de esta ciudad. una zona que ha tenido

revolutionary palace behind joe jose marty's memorial. this is the u.s. president walking into they rurungs ri palace in community u.s. cuba, something many thought they uld never thrive see. then the photo that is broadcast an ash the worm, president obamaand mr. castro shaking hands on cuban soil, their countries and their governments longstanding years of animosity and acrimony dating back five decade but they shook hands today and sat next to each other. that is a picture we haven't seen hins april of last year when both men met in panama at the summit of the americas. now, president obama also could be overheard saying that he had a good dinner last night and that he had a good time in old havana. now, both mr. castro and obama talked for quite a bit today, in fact, for most of the mid-afternoon will bilateral issues with longstanding issues between both countries from telecommunications, to trade and direct mail that happened just last week. then it was on to theiroint news conference where mr. castro was asked about political prisoners and he had a

marty is joining us...today we continue to warm up into a beautiful weekend. good morning marty! what prosecutors close-knit rural town is hard to come to terms with. prosecutors say a former death row inmate held a young woman hostage for months - raping and torturing her. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas joins us this morning with more suspect... and how the victim finally got out. cheryl, the small community of gateway is shocked like something like this could happen there... really anywhere. it's a terrible crime. police broke this case in february. and now we're learning details about what happened. a 26 year old woman who was homeless... offered a place to stay. police say- the person who made that offer was 61- year-old claude lee wilkerson. but when he got the woman to his home... he tortured and raped her... chaining her up in the house... only allowing her out a few times. this happended for four months. police say-- wilkerson was assisted by another teen runaway. that runaway went to police in february... and told them about the woman who'd been kidnapped. when a deputy

a wonderful way just gets better meteorologist marty coniglio joins us...marty - we better enjoy this weekend... before things change. a man who was put murder-- is, once greusome crime. police say he held a raping and torturing her for four months... in 9news reporter here with more . suspect was february. yes. details of the crime-- in an 18-page arrest affidavit. it includes graphic information on the nightmare that a faced in gateway, the tiny town is grand junction. inside this home-- police say 61-year- old claude lee wilkerson carried out his crime. the 26-year-old victim was homeless, when wilkerson brought her to his home. he'd promised to let her stay there-- and pay her for doing work around the house. but the victim says-- when she got there-- wilkerson put a chemical on a rag-- to make her pass out. she then was chained up to a bed. she says wilkerson repeatedly raped her... ...and treated her like a "pet." ..rewarding her for "good behavior." the whole time-- a 14-year-old runway out the crime. that girl got away from the home... and told police about the woman who was k

marty is in the happy friday eve. weather center. good morning a former weld due in court this afternoon for a motions hearing. tom fallis is set to go on trial for his wife's murder in just over a week. fallis was arrested in november of 2014... nearly two years after his wife, ashley, died in their home in evans. the investigation originally found ashley took her own life in 2012. then in 2014.... previously unheard witness accounts that claimed the evans police commander mishandled the case surfaced... and that's when fallis was arrested. fallis was released on a 500-thousand dollar bond on february 9th. husband at work her - she did not survive. the driver did not stop greeley police say woman was walking across the street... right outside the swift meat packing plant...when the suv hit her and drove off. police say the victim was wearing all black clothing... so the driver may not have been able well. two people who were killed in a plane crash in el paso county early yesterday morning. the cornor's office says it will take seve

marty, thank you. a 20-hour day today? marty: yes, i will be up late tonight.age will be with "with all due respect," a special edition. mark halperin and john heilemann will enjoy looking at the early returns and then move on with their perspective into the evening. this tuesday from new york and from washington, "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ francine: i am francine lacqua in new york. tom keene is in d.c. let's get to the morning movers. the biggest mover of the day is barclays, down 10% after we saw widening losses at barclays. the dividend got cut. the ceo telling bloomberg he is selling the african division. bank stocks in europe are pretty much flat. profit -- the ceo is: bottom for these falling oil and commodity prices, tom. tom: very good, francine. thank you so much. it is time to get a different view of the beleaguered republican establishment. there is a wonderful place to turn to on that. his name is judd gregg of new hampshire. that barely describes his public service to the nation, and also his public and private counsel to his republican party. ,

cuando el avion air force one se poso sobre la pista del aeropuerto jose marti, se borraron 88 anos deun presidente estadounidense no visitaba cuba. el canciller bruno rodriguez recibio al mandatario, la primera dama y a sus hijas, en un momento que pocos imaginaron antes de fines del 2014, cuando la casa blanca anuncio el proceso de normalizacion de relaciones. ni bien aterrizo el avion, el presidente obama envio un tuit al pueblo cubano, indicando que espera oir directamente de ellos. la intensa lluvia que cino l aee eajaa lluvia que puede llamar sociopolitico porque el pueblo espera esto y espera con esto que haya 1 transito a algo nuevo en nuestro pais. tras un cambio de itinerario el presidente obama se desplazo por el malecon hacia la habana vieja, donde visito a la catedral, siendo recibido por el cardenal jaime ortega, quien representando al vaticano disidentes fueron confrontados por casi un centenar de manifestantes a favor del gobierno cubano. la manifestacion termino en un choque y forcejeo y posterior arresto de una cincuentena de damas de blanco. personas que dicen ser ve

international at 4jose marti international at 4:50 4:50. his first shot along the u.s. embassy and where he will meet with staffers and down the road to old havana before entering the cathedral where he will meet with cardinal ortega. we know that the president will be meeting with raul castro. those wo have met before and it haven't been nounced that castro will visit obama att the airport but it is likely. it is leaving many cuban-americans with mixed feelings to say the llast. poke with the man who has strong opinions on the visit as well. >> i can't explain to you the emotions i feel for obama's visit [speaking through interpreter] not bring home food and i have kids and salaries are not enouou to live and survive and food is scarce. >> reporter: on tuesday the tampa bay ray also play the cuban national team and another point of contention as well. presiint obama will be attending that game at least for a little bit beforhe heads to argentina and miami native and cuban american said about that game on his national radio show. >> espn ga

. >> you hadn't worked with marty scorsese before, had you? >> i worked with him on boardwalk empire. >> what does that mean to work with marty? >> everything. i think any actor wants to work with martiny. i think every actor wants to have the opportunity to be able to call him marty! >> yeah, i'm like, marty! >> how long before you get to call him that? >> i jumped right in. nice to meet you, marty! i hope that is okay. >> and does he ride with it? >> yeah. he wants everyone to feel comfortable. that is his main goal take away any intimidation. >> everybody is talking about you the repeat interview you had with howard and your role that you auditioned for it but didn't >> they told you were, too, sophisticated. >> to be fair, it should be the director's choice and, of course, i respect marty's choice in casting which he put me in "vinyl." which was the audition for wolfe. trust the process and do your best. you never know where your interviews might end up and you might end with a better job. sophisticated really means old. you learn this stu

look fascinating that marty could get a protester to talk, when you often can't.h charges. what do you think is behind some of these protesters' thinking? >> they are really repulsed obviously by donald trump. i was looking at this gentleman's twitter feed and he was celebrating what he did. if you go back over his tweets the last few weeks, it seems like he was preparing this as he made clear in the interview for white a while. getting increasingly work had up about trump's dominance in the polls. we have all been on tv the last few days. trying to -- talking about trump. trying to frankly getting limb to tone down the rhetoric and a lot of us have been critical about trump setting the tone from the top. >> right. >> i think is worth pointing out that you know, people shouldn't be rushing the stage at political events like there. it is dangerous for the person who is doing it. and dangerous for the candidate. and if you want to stop donald trump or any other candidate, the way to do it is not to jump a barrier and grab the microphone or do whatever this young man

marti is considered apostle of cuban independence. a goal of the trip is to talk of more freedom for cubans. political unrest and human right are critical issues thousands were arrested hours before rebound landed on sunday. obama spoke exclusively with abc's david muir of optimism for the future of cuba. >> we still have significant differences around human rights and individual liberties inside of cuba we felt coming now would maximize our ability to prompt more change. >> president obama will be meeting with cuba's president castro and on the table are talks of trade between the two countries. >> we hear from american businesses who say if we don't lift the embargo other countries will get if there and get the deals. >> there is no doubt we still have work to do and part of that is bringing an end to the embargo that is in place now. >> president obama will also meet with cuban business owners today. tomorrow he speak directly to cubans in a televised event. in the newsroom for abc7 news. >> new this morning, cover california is co

. >> the president began the ceremony with a wreath laying at march ho say marty memorial. he is reswreerd as a hero and then he toured the museum stopping sign eye guest book. white house release ud the content of the message t. is great tribute marty tow who gave his passion for liberty, freedom and self determination lives on in the cuban people today. and while serious doubts remain and freedom. cuban people even after a thousanding ever the half ser ten tour ri cold warm. change is in the air as the star spangled banner flaid havana. >> very clear after seeing ts this afternoon that the key issue remains the divided m mter of human rites. that's importance to the dista community and they have fought long and hard and at great cost to secure a free cuba. a democratic cuba and robin sim monsz out with some of them today and even as you met with some of them, another run in with authority oompletz one day after dozens of cuban disa dints were detained and beaten. we went back to that same neighborhood and we were speaking with one woman off camera. moments later she too w