one of the few places in memphis where she's still welcome. >> i want to go outside, can i? it's just so nice to be able to go outside if i want to go outside and to not have to get someone's permission. >> reporter: then they visit target to shop for new clothes. >> noura didn't have a mother anymore and her family -- >> reporter: turned on her. >> shame on them. >> reporter: trying to restart her life, noura begins a job in the kitchen of a nearby bar and grill. having earned her ged in jail, she's applying to colleges now. your mother left an estate that's worth about $1.5 million. >> yes. >> reporter: are you going to fight your family for a piece of that? >> yes. >> reporter: since we spoke to noura, she settled with her mother's sisters for a portion of that estate, though the amount is confidential. she may have some of the money, but she hasn't won over many of her critics. >> she basically won the lottery on this one. she walked free on her mother's murder. >> reporter: how often do you think about your mother? >> every day. every day. but more than anything i just,

but in my hometown, memphis, tennessee, very, very little immigration enforcement. and there's a reason for that, as ewe -- julissa just said. there's a demand for low-cost labor, and businesses push back if the government comes and arrests their workers. so you have the situation where very strict enforcement at the border, very light enforcement in much of the rest of the country. and so you have, yeah, a caste system of people living here with limited rights. and not only do they have limited rights, they're locked in. they can't return to their country of origin and come back to the united states. one of the things i write about in the book of isaiahs is i ended up attending a funeral in mexico of a relative of this student who had died of cancer in mexico. her own sister in memphis could not go back to see her because if she did, she'd be locked out of the country. so we do have an illegal immigration system in this country that causes a lot of harm, and i think the question now is in the new administration is if the government starts cracking down, what's goin

maye has raised his level of play. >> grant: you think maye likes playing in memphis?e it's a two. you can tell he's inside the arc. .3 seconds. can only tip it. >> grant: exactly. defensively if i'm carolina, i have everybody back in the paint. might have two on the ball. has to be careful running the baseline, trying to draw a charge. >> bill: it has to be long for a tip. anything in the backcourt, you're dead. >> grant: i agree. >> jim: 25 years ago tuesday theres with a guy that we know, bill, that threw a pass in a regional final at the end of the game. >> grant: and i don't want all the kentucky listeners to be upset. i didn't bring it up. >> bill: who might that be? [laughter] >> jim: i just know it was a good one. >> bill: how about these kids? talk about toughness. coming back. you mentioned the arkansas game and grant talking about how he's played here in memphis. >> jim: this north carolina team just driven, since last summer, to get back to the final four. redemption, that's the term. williams talked about how it gave the team fuel to work harder in the off

they met up in memphis. back and forth for awhile.ate in the second half the tar heels were up by three. then the wildcats' malik monk throws up the three with two guys even hanging on him. he hit it so it was a tie at 73 with 8 seconds left. >> 8 seconds left. >> then north carolina comes right back down the court, luke maye puts it up, the jumper and, boom, everybody goes wild. the tar heels are up 2 with less than a second left. so, kentucky then has a chance at the long inbound pass and it's a no go. unc wins 75-73 and tar heels are in the final four for the second straight year and increased their record to 20 overall, the best of all time when it comes to that. they're going to play oregon over the weekend. and in the first game of the day it was south carolina and florida in the east regional final. this is at msg in new york city, gamecocks came back from a seven-point halftime deficit against their conference rival. south carolina, though, winning it in the end, 77-70. only win in the before this came back in 45 years ago, wo

but that's exactly what they are doing in a nondescript office in the strip mall behind me and memphiseat says they have added chicken and duck to the menu. it looks and tastes like chicken because it is. sort of. while it's not apparent to the naked eye, this chicken was grown in a lab not on a farm. >> they are talking about real meat that's grown from meat cells whether from pigs, cows on chickens. >> reporter: we first spoke with the company's ceo at a biotech expo last year where they unveiled their selection of lab grown meatballs. now the company says it added chick tonight menu. >> we wanted to put make meat that's delicious for better for us and better for the environment and animals. >> reporter: but don't expect it to be available at the grocery store anytime soon. memphis meat says they are still at least five years away from market and there's the challenge of cost. a pound of lab grown chicken costs more than $9,000 compared to just $3 for the old- fashioned real farm kind. now, memphis meat says that there is an economy of scale that the more that they make of this the m

i went to this trade school in memphis. they were teaching heating and air conditioning and the heating and air conditioning instructor was so excited i almost thought maybe i should do that. maybe i missed my calling. i think bringing parents along on these field trips and helping them get a sense of what is available for their children is way to bring them into the conversation. >> when i turned 18, and went to college, and i talk about it in the book, my parents made a very difficult decision to move back to mexico because we just didn't make enough money. we used to cell funnel cakes and -- sell -- didn't make enough with the stand to both support our family and pay for my college expenses so they moved back to mexico and left me the business so that i could continue my education. and whenever i go to college campuses and tell the story i ask the students to think about imagine the last time you came to campus you did it not knowing when and if you were ever going to see your parents again and that is sort of the decisi

ginger zee is in the city of memphis. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey there david. a steamy night here in memphis. ahead of the storms that will attack here tomorrow. but it's tonight where we have south and west of me in louisiana, parts of texas, arkansas, parts of kansas and oklahoma where tornado watches have taken over. i want to bring you the con verdicted outlook. damaging hail and the winds and of course, tornadoes. this all moves east. we time it out. tomorrow afternoon and evening that i want to hone in on that line that goes through paducah, through memphis, to nashville between 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. don't take this one lightly. >> a week of severe weather. >>> we turn next here tonight to the scare on capitol hill. a driver slamming into a police cruiser. officers then opening fire. the car had been driving erratically near the capitol. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas on the hill tonight. >> reporter: fear this morning that the capitol was under attack. a suspicious driver heading toward police. >> we heard a shot followed by two quick

the biggest concern is through memphis and mississippi valley. isolated tornadoes and damaging winds are expected. >> then a surge of warm air on tuesday for the northeast. nearly 60 degrees in new york city. 73 in d.c., 80 in raleigh. i can't wait. >> yep. >>> all right turning to our other top story and new reaction from the u.s. overnight as russian police arrest hundreds of protesters. >> that massive crackdown was a response to anti-corruption demonstrations in dozens of cities. at least one american is among those arrested. abc's molly hunter is tracking the developments from london and joins us live. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, kendis. that's right. strong words from the u.s. overnight, reaction to this, just look at these pictures. it's the largest unauthorized protest in years. a rare sight in russia. people took to the streets in nearly 100 cities across the country. more than a thousand people were detained. now, alexi novolni called for these protests, at least one american journalist detained, alec lund who works

memphis to paducah, there's no tornado warning. just wind damage threat.for today, this is as many people as we typically get in the severe weather risk area. 105 million people from memphis to mississippi all the way to southern portions of connecticut and rhode island later on today. the eastern seaboard it looks like the timing will be late today. we're dealing with this area in orange this morning with dangerous winds, maybe an isolated tornado or two. let me take you through the timing, this is at 7:00 a.m. the bright red lines is where the wind damage will be occurring. that's at 7:00 a.m. this morning. as we continue through time, we'll pause it here at the noon hour. pittsburgh, you're in the clear, you're done. kentucky, you're almost done. the strongest of the storms will be over the appalachians and into central p.a. then they will reenergize this afternoon. it will be in the 80s in southern virginia today. and d.c. could hit the mid-70s. then the storms sweep through. d.c., probably around 2:00 to 4:00. new york city, sometimes around 4:00 also

the big storms farther to the west, moving memphis toward st. louis. this is a large area where we would see chance of severe weather later today. so here is our target to memphis getting over to nashville into portions of kentucky. that's where you are looking enhanced for severe rain. slight risk of tornadic activity a little bit later today but big thunderstorms in the area. what's fueling, look at the temperatures getting to 70's, fueled like a whole lot of heat. colder air out west. beginning more like spring, guys, and that's fueling all of the showers. clayton: wonderful. did you say 70 today? >> mid-60's. heather: thank you. clayton: white house to unveil office of american innovation, led by the president's son-in-law jared kushner, using ideas from the business sector, the office is looking to achieve success and efficiency for, quote, customers that are the citizens. >> and first daughter ivanka trump will be representing the united states at an international summit of woman in the workplace invited by angela merkel, ivanka will meet from re

memphis meats says there is still at least five years away from market. and there's the challenge of cost. a pound of lab grown chicken costs more than $9,000. compared to just $3 for the old fashioned farm kind. devin fehely, kpix5. >>> yeah, well, get ready for more rain. that's what the weather man says. >> that is what the weather man says. more than probably most people would want. and it is coming next week. we are turning the page to spring and the rain should be behind us. let's bring the rain back. high-def in addition doppler. we are drying out around here, a couple of drips in the north bay earlier today, we have had a pretty dry march. thank goodness. santa rosa, 32% of average. san jose, 24% of average, below normal san francisco, livermore as well. that will change next week. cloudy night tonight. only dropping to 55 in san francisco. san jose, 53. vallejo, 53. mountain view, 53 degrees. though we have a storm passing by to the north, the biggest movement that the blocking ridge of high pressure has kicked to the east. it is moving away from

this week memphis meats introduced its first lab grown chicken and duck meat.he products are grown using stem cells from chicken, cows, and meats. memphis meats plans to have the product available for consumers in 2021. >> which came first? the chicken, the egg, or perhaps the stem cell? >> great question and i kind of don't want to think about it. >> yeah. really. question for the ages. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, jill. >>> still ahead, safety aboua popular weed killer. there are new allegations that the maker of roundup tried to manipulate research about its products. manipulate research about its products. he day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who

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memphis meats says they are still at least five years away from market.nd there's the challenge of cost. a pound of lab grown chicken costs more than $9,000. compared to just $3 for the old- fashioned real farm kind. devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> walmart now plans to hire hundreds of people in the bay area to beef up its operations online. the jobs are at two walmart lab centers on the peninsula in san bruno and in sunnyvale. the burst in hiring comes as walmart tries to compete with amazon. in a direct challenge walmart.com just started offering two-day shipping. it also recently bought three ecommerce firms to attract more online customers. >>> gopro is making another round of cuts. the camera company announced yesterday it is cutting 270 jobs. its stock rose by more than 10% after the news. gopro says they are trying to reduce operating costs by $200 million in 2017. >>> it's 4:57. the man convicted in a high- profile bay area kidnapping case is expected to learn his fate today. >> and we are waiting to get our first look at president trump's first nationa

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it includes 12 million people in the city of memphis and nashville, paducah, tupelo, and everywhere in between. that's the enhanced risk. the concern is large hail like yesterday, and also wind damage. not t could change into tuesday and wednesday. that's the big weather story. here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. we've got rain moving into the area this morning. you see it moving inm west. those rain showers won't be around all day. i'll take you through it neighborhood by neighborhood coming up. >> all right. >>> here's what we're working o. >> bullets fly in a storeowner opens fire on a robbery suspect who left a trail ofok flames, and a traffic detour. we'll help you get around the ongoing investigation into this fire in wilmington.ks county to broadway, a new play opening in new york and shining a spotlight on the hard work in pennsylvania's mills. >>> weather, traffic, and the news you need to know this monday before you head out the sticking out ofbelly. the diver was able to >> thankfully that was a thank you. just ahead the m

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louis, down to about memphis. look at the gulf coast moisture. a bond is pretty much what they are expecting. and then right into the carolinas. all the way north into the virginias. and also in the northeast. possibility of some -- talking about it. today would be a good day to go. just wait until it all clears out. it won't be until wednesday. that will be the main focus. they've gone the entire winter with any snow whatsoever. here you go. they'll get a blizzard out of that. we have clear skies. it's nice. 42 in santa rosa. but generally more in the 40s here. that offshore breeze continues. right over oakland and also hayward. that's going to make it to the coast. the fog doesn't have any chance. 21 up in the area. 60 in las vegas. l.a. at 54 and spring training activities looking for 90 today. 90, 91. almost a whole week. get ready. they had a pretty come stretch but not anymore. 52. san francisco at 54. sunny and warm for monday. 70s for many. a few upper 70s. the system on the way. start it move in. start to cloud up. maybe some rain north

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he's from memphis. >> how about that?nice, game-winning shot at the buzzer. >> yes. >> i want to put this out here. team usa soccer we have a kid christian polesick hershey, 18 years old in two years he's going to be the best associating player for team usa. local guy. hershey i can say that's local, right. >> right down the road. we can say that. >> we're claiming it that's right. >> we've been asking people on social media since earlier talking about corey booker and mipdy kayhill line talking on twitter asking each other out. is it appropriate place on social media to ask someone out. a lot of people are responding don't think it's creepy it's 2 2017 that's how a lot of people meet their future spouse. >> i used to liver by the saying if you ain't boxing you're not trying. there's a art, finesse, science to it without being creepy. now you're going to hit that creepy scale once in a while. >> creepy scale. >> you but you have to take your shot. >> shoot your shot. >> shoot your sholt. >> next oh, we have another one? h

along with social media, it all started with an angry customer at a nail salon in memphis.hawn posted this sign outside of rose's salon. sorry if you are overweight services are $45 due to fees for pedicurists. >> what is the markup? a regular pedicure for anyone else goes for $30. when approached by social media the owner denied the sign was in his business despite the same floors and chairs and walls inside of the picture taken but admits he does charge overweight customers more because it's difficult for his technicians to perform the pedicure services and they are breaking his chair which causes up to $2500 to replace. that sign is going >> a big question that parents face, let the baby cry or soothe t research is breaking oldster yoi type. that babies get picked up every cry. notre dame technology says do sense of calm and allows them to grow better those t are cuddled as children go into more well adjusted adults with less anxiety and better mental health. if they are crying pick them up. >> did you catch this moment last night on "wheel of fortune"? a contestant was

host: what is the economy like they're in memphis? we are going to move ahead to jerry calling in from alabama. good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to talk about the house of representatives and the senate. i've called in on this several times. i am going to see if i clarify it today. maybe i am stating it wrong. since 1930 teen, the house of representatives has the same amount of members as it did over 100 years ago. we have increased our population at least three times. our congress needs to be unfrozen. 1400ed to have at least members in the house of representatives and are senate two-yearbe reduced to terms so they will be accountable for what they do when they do it and avoid the monopoly they have in government. that's all i want to say. i hope it gets through to some folks and they understand what i am talking about. we need representation in the congress and the senate are in this is one way -- senate. this is one way we could do it. host: let's go to 10 in california. ken in california. caller: that place in southern

. >> mother nature could cause some problems at airports in kansas city, new orleans, memphis and chicago>>> the man arrested on sexual assault charges in omaha is now accused of other recent sexual assaults in three states. >> police said he couldn't have caught by a surveillance tape. abc's linsey davis with the story. >> reporter: scary moments caught on tape as this masked man creeps around the lobby of an omaha hospital. a female employee gets up from a back office. the alleged assailant springs into action. tries to force herself into a nearby bathroom but she fights back and manages to pull the mask off his face. the man flees but comes for the mask. police say the suspect is 29-year-old zachary lee person, this morning investigators are crediting the brave hotel worker for their success in eye debit mying the person. the douglas county sheriff says he believes he would have struck again. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> linsey will have more on that story a little bit later on "good morning america." >>> to down under we go. we look up at a roller coaster that came to an unexp

. >>> if you're flying expect some airport delays in chicago, detroit, memphis and new orleans.> an american airlines flight co-pilot suffered a medical emergency in the cockpit. >> he lost his life despite paramedics performing cpr forr ground. abc's alex stone with the details. >> reporter: american airlines flight 1353 fuquerque when a man believed to be the captain made twehi >> tow3, yeah, we've got an issue with one of the have the medical crew meet gate? >> bravo one. >> reporter: the boeingied norm gate where it was met by william was pronounced dead while the captain had maintained control of the landing, landing a modern airliner can be done safely by a single pilot but stress in the cockpit was likely high as the first officer had the medical issue on final approach. in 2015, an american airlines pilot died on a flight from phoenix to boston. that plane made an emergency landing in new york. in wednesday's case, american airlines says in a statement to abc news we're taking care of first officer grubb's family and colleagues and our thoughts and prayers are with them

the warriors outscore memphis by 10 in the 4th quarter.y win 106 to 94 and have now won 7 in a row. they take on james harden and the rockets in houston tomorrow night. ( james ) march madness... it was a showdown between roy williams' tar heels and john calipari's ((call-uh- paari)) wildcats. ten seconds left in the game, malik monk ties the game up at 73. the tar heels push it down the floor and luke maye ((may-ee)) hits the game winner for north carolina. they win the game 75-73 and are headed to the final four for the second straight year. ( james ) the final four is now set.. the first game at university of phoenix stadium will be on saturday between gonzaga and south carolina the game tips off just after 3:00 in the afternoon. this will be followed by oregon squaring off against the tar heels. the game tips off just before 6:00 saturday night. the national championship between the two winners is set for monday. (james) still ahead... a violent attack in a normally quiet neighborhood... we'll hear from a stunned community in what poli

storms fire up over the top of memphis. track through tennessee valley here.ng for you looks to be around 3-5:00 p.m. when the storm is closest to you. louisville, lexington, cincinnati could get isolated storms from 5-7:00 p.m. late afternoon. severe threat tuesday go this is a brand new storm. this is a more dangerous tond thre tornado threat. 11 million people on tuesday. then into wednesday, track additional storm tornado threat. again, i think you get the picture here. we're in that cycle now. this is severe weather season. first storm system not many tornados. little more concern tuesday wednesday. >> dangerous areas out there. thanks for keeping an eye on that for us, bill. >> still ahead. started with 64 teams. now down to final four. i'm sure you had your favorite already. last second shot helped advance north carolina over kentucky. those game highlights next in sports. ♪ ♪ ♪ everyone deserves attention, whether you've saved a lot or just a little. at pnc investments, we believe you're more than just a number. so we provide personal financial advice

jummy: a memphis teenager accused of killing her mother now out of jail, so what comes next for nora jackson? pitchntdown to first brought to you by mcdonald's. there is a big jummy: happening tonight right here on abc seven, 20/20 goes one-on-one with the woman thrown in prison for killing her own mother, but now 11 years nora jackson is free. .ohn quinones has a preview tell us a little bit about what we can see. it is ans an -- john: unusual and baffling case, a teenage girl accused of brutally murdering her own mother. it is called matricide and it happens in less than 1% of all homicides, but it happened to nora jackson. she was 18 when she was convicted of killing her mother. then after spending all that time in prison, the supreme court of tennessee vacates the ruling because the prosecution they said made some mistakes during the trial, and now nora jackson is out, she is free, she cannot go back to prison. tonight, she sits down with us and through a tearful defense tells us exactly what happened that horrible night. did she kill her mother or did someone else do it? it is p

back to ginger and memphis. ginger. >> you know, this is not an april fools' joke.to a foot of snow in parts of new england. you can see right there in the winter storm warning and we'll get to the stormy cities now. i am abc7 news meteorologist, mike nicco. sunny, windy and cooler today. sunshine returns tomorrow and lasts through sunday, and next weekend is the chance of rain, eight or nine days away. 62 in half moon bay, and these temperatures are closer to average, but up to ten to >>> going back to the snow, it could stretch into parts of connecticut. >> yes, indeed. >>> coming up, the dramatic 911 call in that stand your ground case. what the homeowner's son said before he shot those teen burglars. >>> why this man is under fire this morning for trying to save that little baby bear cub. why he's causing such a stir coming up. ere's nothing quite al as staying at a disney resort hotel. so imagine... complimentary rides to and from the park... even extra time with your family in the park. and this summer, you can save up to 25% on rooms at select walt disney wor

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(spencer) meanwhile kawhi leonard and the spurs were in memphis taking on the grizzlies.o tried to rally from behind after memphis went on a 9 to 1 run to take an eleven-point lead. leonard led the spurs with 22 points, but it wasn't enough the grizzlies hang on and win 104 to 96. the warriors take a 2-game over the spurs for the first seed in the west. (spencer) saint mary's was looking to beat arizona in the second round of the tournament. the winner would advance to the sweet 16 in san jose. (spencer) the last time the gaels advance to the last 16 was back in 2010. thanks to jock landale the kids from moraga jumped to an early lead in the game. at one point the gaels led by 10 points. landale finished the game with a double-double. he had 19 points and 11 boards. but in the second half... the second-seed wildcats rallied from behind and pulled away. lauri mark-kanen and allonzo trier combined for 30 points. arizona hangs on and wins 69-60. saint mary's exit the tournament in the second round for their third straight apperance. the wildcats will face xavier in the san j

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this is memphis, north of springfield. they stay until midnight central time. it's another hour they are going to stay in effect out there. that's the extent of the severe weather across the country. that's going to change as everything starts to shift towards the east. this is the time of year when they get into the severe weather system. in the meantime the rain to our north stays o our north. the clouds over -- stays to our north. the clouds overhead stays overhead. this time of year, it's not hard to get 20s and 30s. it's early march. we are going to be in the 40s tonight. cloud cover outside. that's an interesting shot, because i think that sales force -- force right there stands out. it just towers over the city. >> it's completely changed the sky. >> yeah, it's put the focus of the city more on the kind of east, southeast side. >> san francisco forecast tomorrow morning, there's the cloud cover. that's a lot like tofd was. tomorrow afternoon maybe a little more clearing. beautiful day. san francisco at 66 tomorrow. 74 in concord tomorrow. these are your

chicago, 82. 80 in memphis. a piece of that warm air heads our way for the start of the weekend.l in the seven-day forecast. >> and it will be easy to win six degrees with kevin bacon after his visit tonight. and we have the process joel embid just underwent "action news" continues tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal, or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ from santander bank. >> british police have released six of ten people taken into custody in connection with a deadly attack near the parliament. police are trying to figure out how the attacker became radicalized. he ran down pedestrians on westminster bridge, three were killed, he then stabbed a police officer to death. troopers opened fire killing him. >> president trump has cleared the way for the keystone xl pipeline. president trump called the decision a great day for american jobs. opponents say it's a threat t

memphis 85 and dallas first time this year climbed to the 90s, a high of 92-degrees.ve plenty of clouds over us. lake eerie, there are clouds that could sneak in. this would prevent temperatures from dropping below freezing. 33 in the suburbs, 38 center city, don't put away the winter coats yet. i'm tracking brutal windchills wednesday and thursday. we'll talk about that in the seven-day forecast. >> cecily, jewel thieve in northeast philadelphia are on the run after after million dollars heist and investigators say the bandits knew what they were doing. they cut the wires to phones, internet and security systems, broke in through the roof of a neighboring store and smashed into the jewelry store in long crest. the store owners ignored a security alert believing it was a false alarm. >> a murder victim in shoemakerville berks county spent her last moments around 1:00 a.m. pounding on a neighbor's door trying to get them to call 911. moments later, she was found dead in the yard. gary hoor was found dead in a home a block away. the two were family friends. zimmerman he

chicago, 82. 80 in memphis. a piece of that warm air heads our way for the start of the weekend. detail in the seven-day forecast. >> and it will be easy to win six degrees with kevin bacon after his visit tonight. and we have the process joel embid just underwent "action ne dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to worry about student loan debt. i graduated into it. it was keeping me from doing the things i love, like traveling to see my nephews. but i knew there had to be a way to manage it. citizens bank education refinance loan. call... or visit citizensbank.com/refi to find out how much you could save in less than two minutes. i refinanced more than 6 federal and private loans. even if you've already consolidated, you can still refinance your undergrad and grad loans. now that i'm saving, i can visit my nephews. and i can help you with your student debt, so you can do whatever's important to you. if you have a question about whether refinancing is right for you, ask me. sincerely, robert kennedy, fellow grad and fellow citizen. citizens bank education refinance loan. cal

it's a southern quick mover and we're looking for snow in memphis, nashville, north georgia and north carolina significant snowfall in the mountains there but generally speaking 1 to 2 inches of snow in some southern states. that is significant then on monday, tuesday, wednesday this coastal storm could be a classic nor'easter if not a full on blizzard depending on the track which we're not too certain of at the moment, but we could easily see double-digit amounts of snow in the middle of march. more on this today, of course, throughout the hour and tomorrow. we'll see you in a bit. >> i'm supposed to be nonbiased but i'm righting for that storm to go out to sea. rob, thank you very much. >>> a wild story out of paris, meanwhile, this morning where police are on the hunt for thieves who snatched hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of diamonds and jewels from two americans. abc's jennifer eccleston is on the story. >> reporter: a spectacular heist in paris' exclusive place vendome. $400,000 in jewelry including diamonds snatched from an american couple in this parking lot thursday n

. >> memphis, washington state, chicago, anne kirkpatrick has been an officer in all these places but oakland is where she blunts. >> i want to open oakland to the world. i want people to see who we really are. we need to change the conversation about american safety and oakland. that is what i am going to do. >> the chief is described as quite. she does not yell or swear. she will be directed, consistent and predictable. >> when you are clear and non- compromising, i will not cover mice, it will not happen -- i will not compromise, that is what they are looking for. >> she is looking to change the conversation about oakland and the police. she will be the fifth chief in 10 years. >> i have one mission, to make people say. when people fear said -- feel save, top changes. >> the chief revealed where she is living.>> downtown oakland. downtown has seen violence from protests over the air. the chief says she supports freedom of expression but -- >> you able to express your voice should not result in damaging other people. >> she plays soccer, volleyball antennas. we asked her why she wan

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. >> i imagine that sinking feeling. 20 people who showed up tonight for the game against memphis grizzliese here with counterfeit tickets because on any ticket with 20 to 60 people show up with bogus tickets they took a chance to remind them about the dangers of buying tickets from second to third party sources and what a painful experience luk we talked about. and are allowing them to enjoy the game in some suites and remind folks that you can't be 100% tendsthaern you're getting tukts from a relubl source if you don't buy them from warri warriors.com. >> there'sç no way to guarante they are legitimate. the only way is is to buy from warriors.com. >> a couple weeks ago in boston in town, 58 fans showed up here r with with bad tuickets. all of them had to go home without tickets. some are here tonight in one of the suites watch iing the game. the warriors reminding people only to buy the tickets from warriors.com. they showed up with a game. the warriors flew them out to san francisco where they are staying. they are court side and also going to get stephon curry here. all a reminder for

that but here in the atlanta area, huntsville, chattanooga, memphis, we have a chance to see an isolatedreat is very low today, but we could get wind damage out of that and also some large hail. the forecast is really split as ayman mentioned before the commercial break. the northern half of the country had another blast coming. at the same time, the southern half of the nation is feeling like summer. people are turning on the air conditioners from dallas, san antonio in the 80s. now we spread the warmth through south carolina and north carolina. you will feel it today. a little cooler to the north, but unfortunately the coldest air we'll find, really, tomorrow, great lakes and through the northeast. many of the areas still have snow on the ground, so a slow snow melt. >> a little bit of a transition from winter to spring. thank you for that. >>> if you thought a flight couldn't get more annoying, we'll have a live report to make you think otherwise. the u.s. is getting ready to roll out new restrictions on what some flyers can carry with them on board when they are coming in from overse