great. with it.i he registered to win just an hour before the deadline he's getting the civic will mary beth is getting the pickup truck.in here time right now is 5:38 a.m.5: weather and traffic every eight minutes just ahead. going bald for good cause byc dozens of people shake their heads over the weekend. dozens of dogs heading to the bridge looking to catch a good with and help their fellow four-legged friends.eg and tradition calls for her groom to cure his fight over the threshold for these men face

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at the tennessee prison for women, we found that meeting personal needs had led to a dilemma for mary beth. >> they done wrote me up. >> what? >> what for? >> look, it says that they found a glove in two trash cans and a tampon. they're trying to say i had -- >> sexual activity of any sort is against prison rules. and even though she's allowed to have the individual items she was caught with, she was written up for how they were assembled, or at least partially assembled. >> i'm pleading not guilty because they have no evidence. when they found it, it was not intact, okay? >> what was you going to do with it? >> everything that they have is things that i was allowed to have. >> but she did tell us that if she were going to make what she's accused of making, she has a good idea of how to do it. >> you have to have your marker to make it hard and you have to put your pads over it to protect it. >> as mary beth began her how-to description, all i could think about is human nature and how when left without normal resources, want or need or desire will lead you to create something out of nothin

great. with it.i he registered to win just an hour before the deadline he's getting the civic will mary beth is getting the pickup truck.in here time right now is 5:38 a.m.5: weather and traffic every eight minutes just ahead. going bald for good cause byc dozens of people shake their heads over the weekend. dozens of dogs heading to the bridge looking to catch a good with and help their fellow four-legged friends.eg and tradition calls for her groom to cure his fight over the threshold for these men face of what's goingn to be a very nice springlike week on the shores of northeast ohio temperatures could reach 70 degrees pitch a fit winter coat at home. put me your hand. excuse me it is 5:40 a.m. with weather and traffic every eightv minutes. i think i'll make it.t. let's check in with scott sabol is a look at the forecast. some breaks of sun early will be put to 50:00 a.m. 60 middle and upper 40s tonight for passing shower along the warm front giving way to a nicer day tomorrow more sunshine enough 60s with that in the port for take the clouds are increasing the next three days pretty prec

partleader mary beth peleho have never participated in a caucus to o for eifirst time. "people are a ttle nerus if they'vnever done anything before but it's not a threatening process by any stretch and it's just a neighborhood meeting." the caucus is run lunteers... there are 10inin pueblo couy alone. u can get morereuper tuesy information an ucus locaonat krdo dotom. and we will have more cision 201 coverage coming up tonight on world news. one of the ten st wanted fugitives in the pikekepeak regi is back in jail tight.. thks to a colorado springs police officer anhis police dog. the arrest ppen late st nighthtt t artment complex he utheast dede of the cy. 29-year-old vincente fernanz faces several charges .. inclung felony domestic violence. he's'seing held at t t el paso county jail. kr nechanl 13's angelica lombardi is there live.. angelica, popoceututhis fernandez at the top of their list. vincente parole but police say his criminal htory and propensity focrime make him a prrity arrest. "goojob buddy, g job." when ficer brian kelly is calald to ananan assignment, y

tammy, carl, ford and mary beth.8 states and for the last two big election cycles, the last two big days he has come inch bert than the polls expected. if that's the case maybe he has a shot in north carolina and illinois and missouri. mary beth, you are a cruz supporter. can cruz pull off a couple just sets? >> i think he can. we'll see what happens. from reading, his team is working hard to reach out to voters and be targeted and precise with how they are doing that. with our super pac we have volunteers from around the country making calls in support of him. so i think it's possible. i think the message that he has is one that is the outsider frustrated with washington, d.c. message the same as trump. but it's also one with a solution, and that benefits ted cruz. >> when this started. there were a lot of similarities to the ted cruz, donald trump message without a doubt. how does ted cruz differentiate himself here? >> ted cruz is more of a constitutional and social conservative. he's most ideological base of the

and mary beth of south euclid won a two-year lease for a new toyota tacoma. wow! congrats to them, beth. >> beth: to bad they weren't convertibles. yeah. can i upgrade the lease i just won to a convertible, at least for the next couple of days. cam. yeah. a little on the cool side. we just couldn't get enough of that cloud deck to break away. it is tonight, of course, it's but at least it's going -- good to know. we're on the cool side. but temperatures are basically going to hold steady. a live look right now at ford first alert radar. you can see the erosion of some of the cloud cover out there. didn't really help today. thought it would happen a little earlier this afternoon. but what is coming is some beautiful days, back-to-back. futurecast helping you plan out the evening. just some cloud cover, a little breezy out there. and that's about it. tomorrow morning you'll be waking up to warmer temperatures than what it is right for you. you'll get going in the 40s. as we go through the day, we'll see some sunshine, a partly cloudy day, clouds on the increase in th

mary beth sheenburger won a two- tacoma and joe small won a two year least on a 2016 honda civic. >>> tomorrow may be the kind of day to get the cars washed. >> great day and upcoming week. breezy conditions. 68 degrees tuesday afternoon. remember some spots will be hitting 70s. we will start to see the front move in wednesday and thursday. possible for some thunderstorms but look at this, 58 and 60. going to next week. that's spring like. >> have we turned the corner? >> i think we have. yeah. >> thanks for watching newschannel 5 at 11. sports sunday is coming up a great night. >>> ford's sports sunday begins now. >>> hi and welcome to another edition of ford's sport sunday. i'm lauren brill. we will hear from andy baskin soon. but here is a peek. we will talk to tell ginn sr. as he keeps an eye on one of his stars. and then we will break down the browns strategy with nfl free agency with 93 .2 the fan dell rider and talk cavs and mavs basketball. >> cardell jones has been training in san diego.

judge mary beth bonaventura will make the decision. >> there's two reasons why you order a child detained whether he's a danger to himself or others or there's an unlikelihood that he'll come back to court for the second hearing. so if you make the decision that they are a danger, you detain them, and if you find that they're not a danger then you release them to the parent. >> brown. >> right now, i feel like i'm going to go home. like my probation officer for how good i been doing since i been home from boy's school. so i may go home today. hopefully. >> you ready, your honor? right this way, rodrick. stay to your left, young man. go stand next to your attorney. >> y'all supposed to be helping >>> i'm dara brown. donald trump wins louisiana and kentucky caucuses. berne you sanders won two states in the country's midsection, the kansas and nebraska call cushions. hillary clinton took the primary in louisiana, the 11th she has won so far. now back to "lock up." >> hey, morris, how are you? don ruck, i'll be your lawyer for today. >> 17-year-old morris is locked up for possession of mariju

. >> reporter: in a crowd of thousands on the streets of new york you'll find mary beth whitehouse. she wants to keep trump away from the white house. >> we've grown up in a city that demonstrates tolerance on a regular basis. i've been proud to raise my daughter here in new york, and i don't think donald trump stands for that tolerance this city is famous for. >> reporter: a sign calling for >> we don't want trump as a candidate of the election in this country. >> not on our watch will we allow an american fascist to be the next president of the united states of america. >> reporter: the protests for the most part were peaceful. for the most part. our cameras captured two scuffles between police and protesters. it appeared police were trying to keep the rallygoers off the street and on the sidewalk. another man claims he was pepper sprayed but it was unclear by who. this message was notennly peameful but inclusive. he doesn't want the waum between mexico and the united states. the wall proposed by donald trump. >> i'm protesting the rhetoric coming -- spewing out from mr. trump's m

. >> in cleveland they are still voting at mary beth uni-school and classes were closed because of vandals. >> smashing windows and spray and thieves stole several lcd projectors and they spent the day cleaning up the mess. >> remember there's been confusion about the republican ballot based on the way it was printed up. and the party deciding to do a winner take all type of situation here. in the past this is the way it looked. you would have at-large delegates and vote for one republican candidate there and you have the district delegates. and it is the same list of republican candidates there. what we found interesting because it is going to be winner take all, it will be this at-large section, the top section. whoever wins this for the republicans will win all 66 delegates. earlier, i spoke with secretary of state john houston at almost 3:00. i asked him don't you expect the head republicans in the state who said whoever you vote for up top should vote for down low. will come up different and he fully expects that to be a different number and he himself heard of people who voted on the

go to ziprecruiter.com/offer99 >>> if there's one thing senior judge mary beth bonaventura has learned26 years in juvenile justice, it's that there's never a playbook when parents and kids face off in court. >> you can sentence someone to death. you can sentence someone for life imprisonment. but to try to figure out how to put a family back together in about 30 minutes after you read the report of a certain pattern of behavior that has probably gone on for years is a very tricky thing to do, very important thing to do, and wow, the impact we can have if we get it right. >> kymyada is charged with running away, and although she's told the judge her side of the story, her mother has yet to establish why she turned her daughter over to the police. >> she chose to go and be with her god mother. >> okay. so she didn't leave the house without your permission, did she? >> no, she didn't. because i gave her an option. i said you abide by the rules, or you can go. >> at some time you called the police and reported her as a runaway. >> she didn't call, she didn't check in. she didn't do anythin

mary beth of south euclid won a two-year lease on a new toyota coma. that's amazing. congratulations to them. perfect week to win a new car, too. >> brian: how nice. two-year lease. imagine the cash they're saving. >> tuesday it's 70 and wednesday 70. a little rain on the new car, but it doesn't matter. and use the bluetooth for your music, baby you'll be rolling. time is 6:19. you probably have seen him doing amazing carving before. >> brian: that's right. look at what the artist that we have in here all morning can do. we are joined this morning by food carver steve beatty. >> tia: is that a cucumber? >> brian: we'll talk to and see creations. look what he's already done. this is good tyms i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replac

and i believe mary beth beasley has the next question on a topic we've already been touching on. >> hellosenator sanders. thank you for taking our questions. i'm wearing a buckeye necklace here. these buckeyes were made in the usa. and i want to ask about trade. obviously as you were just speaking a moment ago against nafta, you've spoken against many trade agreements, i want to ask specifically what changes would you make to these gremts and what could you offer our trading partners that would motivate them to accept these changes? >> look, trade is a good thing. we live in a global economy. but we cannot continue to have trade agreements written by corporate america that only benefit corporate america. we have to have trade agreements that are mutually beneficial, that work for american workers, that work for people around the world. and i think we can in tems of agriculture, in terms of manufacturing products. i think we can do that. but this is what i do believe. it is simply unfair to ask american workers to be working against people, say, in vietnam where the minimum wage is 65 cent

and i believe mary beth beasley has the next question on a topic we've already been touching on. >> hellonders. thank you for taking our questions. i'm wearing a buckeye necklace here. these buckeyes were made in the usa. and i want to ask about trade. obviously as you were just speaking a moment ago against nafta, you've spoken against many trade agreements, i want to ask specifically what changes would you make to these gremts and what could you offer our trading partners that would motivate them to accept these changes? >> look, trade is a good thing. we live in a global economy. but we cannot continue to have trade agreements written by corporate america that only benefit corporate america. we have to have trade agreements that are mutually beneficial, that work for american workers, that work for people around the world. and i think we can in tems of agriculture, in terms of manufacturing products. i think we can do that. but this is what i do believe. it is simply unfair to ask american workers to be working against people, say, in vietnam where the minimum wage is 65 cents an hour.

like to thank greg highback, chief of the disability rights office, susie singleson, michele kerry, mary bethurray, maria malarki, and others of the media bureau, sharon lee and sharon randolph of enforcement bureau and marilyn stone and susan aaron of the general counsel's office for their work to support this item. >> thank you. good morning, mr. chairman and commissioners. we have often heard it said if all the improvements in senior citizen in the last century closed captioning was the most significant and true for the last item presented, the obligations for closed captions came from the 1996 amendments to the communications act celebrated now by the 20th anniversary. but you be till february 2014, problems with the quality of captions are had gradually been making an television viewing with closed captioning increasingly difficult. in the years leading up to this order, consumers reported inconsistencies in the way that captions were being provided. with many people reporting that captions were often inaccurate, incomplete, and delayed behind the program's audio track. two years ago, th

today i interviewed mary beth long who had a dire warning about what would happen and what message it if donald trump was elected. >> the problem is we'll have an incredibly weakened president who already has skeptics abroad as to his personal seriousness, the seriousness of the presidency, and therefore the seriousness of our foreign policy. our enemies must be delightfully wringing their hands saying this is not a thoughtful person. this is not a person who will lead the most incredible army and bureaucracy and government workers in the world against us and defeat us. >> now, of course, a lot of these officials are risking their future careers by speaking out in the event that trump was elected. but wolf, they're saying they felt they needed to take a principled stand. donald trump dismissing this as a lot of sour grapes as officials working for losing campaigns and campaigns that have really failed in the past. >> they clearly are hoping this letter will convince a lot of voters out there not to support donald trump. thank you very much for that report. the democratic contest moves

so -- >> this is mary beth. she's a sales representative for her family's 106-year-old business.aid she's undecided. >> as a practices roman catholic, i believe life begins at conception and end at natural death. if you were our president, would you support legislation that would create a protected class for unborn persons the same way we have protected classes for minority races and sexual orientations? [ applause ] >> i've been pro-life all of my career. the only exception are rape, incest and life of the mother. when it comes to a supreme court justice, we have to be careful. i want to appoint judges who don't make law but who interpret the law. you said life begins and then it ends at death. i'm going to give you another thought. life begins and then it ends at death and then we have another life yet to come. don't lose sight of that. >> thank you, governor. >> thank you. that's what easter was all about, right? okay. >> our next guest is joseph rice. he is a business owner from white fish bay. he says he is slightly leaning towards ted cruz but that his heart is with you, go

so -- >> i want you to meet -- [ applause ] this is mary beth gaum.ld business. she said she's undecided. >> good evening, governor. >> yes. >> as i practicing roman catholic, i believe life begins at conception and ends at natural death. if you were our president, would you support legislation that would create a protected class for unborn persons the same way we have protected classes for minority races and sexual orientations? [ applause ] >> look, i've been pro-life all of my career. the only exception are rape, incest and life of the mother. now, when it comes to a supreme court justice, we have to be careful about litmus test because we don't know where they begin and where they end. i want to appoint judges who don't make law but who interpret the law. when it comes to my pro-life record, i mean, it speaks for itself. the other thing i would tell you, you said life begins and then it ends at death. i'm going to give you another thought. life begins and then it ends at death and then we have another life yet to come. don't lose sight of that. >>

beth page. so far so good this morning chris and mary back to you. >>> famous last words. >>> how gps technology helped track down a missing woman and child. >>> and pushing to change the traffic situation after a deadly limo crash. >>> when we return, spoiler preview coming up next. . >>> in theaters this week, in allegiant, they leave the only city and family they've ever known and go beyond the wall. they learn there is a battle brewing that threatens all humanity. they must decide who to trust rated pg13. what life is like? holiday. >> my very first holiday is off to a perfect start! i don't think jeff daniel is on >> he is leaving his tiny town of fairville. joe stars as his road trip buddy, their trip takes them on unsuspected wrong turns the holiday is out both in theaters and on netflix. >> he has not aged a bit i just have to say. he looks exactly the same. >> i thought he went to the alamo. didn't he go to look for his bike in the first movie? not that i'm a big peewee fan. >>> today, you know, shower activity in the afternoon, tomorrow is cold and then monday morning if you are flying

beth, a and b. >> all three of my boys have middle name mitchell. gave them their dad's middle name instead of his first. >> there you go. >> mary says my middle name is martha. i was named after my grandmother, by my grand mother, when my parents couldn't argue over what the name is. >> julie, my husband he's middle name is wayne and mid name is bruce. >> yes. >> how awesome. >> my middle name is russell named before my dad. all kids, have a middle name that starts with r. my dad, bless his soul, called everybody but me reynaldo. you, and the other reynaldo. the life in the lomax household. share your thoughts. [ laughter ] >>> imagine picking up a small, prank. also -- >> inappropriate music cal, how a if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to g get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolut