. >> tammy: she competed in the 2016 miss america pageant in september. >> darcel: news 13 has just launched a newly redesigned website. >> tammy: here's a look at the new wlos.com. it has a new search bar and makes it easy for users to share content. >> darcel: check it out for yourself and tell us what you think on our facebook page. >> tammy: and you can check out the weather, too. >> darcel: of course. >> jason: i do know it was mild today. now we have showers moving through. we didn't manage to get ten degrees above average on that high temp. we'll talk about more rain, more too. stick around for the details on the cold. >> holly: coming up tomorrow morning on news 13, we'll have a complete wrap up of super tuesday. plus suspects are on the run and deputies need your help putting see you tomorrow morning from >>> now your news 13 skywatch weather. >> jason: welcome back, everybody. i picked this leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network here at cullowhee, western carolina university. you can see the rain on campus here. and peaks of sunshine from time to time. they have been mixed a

actress queen latifah, 46 and former miss america, vanessa williams, 53. i'm betty nguyen. thanks for watching today. lisa: a mystery at the great american tower may be solved. the police work that triggered an arrest. in the shooting at the downtown high rise building. new insight into a four-year-old' s brutal death. what family, friends, and just released court records reveal, about the boy' s life cut short. and reds fans are stepping up to the plate a day early. what it' s going to take to get your hands on opening day tickets. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way. this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa:

actress queen latifah, 46 and former miss america, vanessa i'm betty nguyen.woman, who's five months pregnant, that has her reliving the fear of an attack. >>> now at 4:30 scared to death. what happened to a charlotte woman that is five months pregnant and has her reliving the fear of an attack. >> if you are ready to work with me i'm ready to work with you. >> plus fed up. people in a charlotte community come together to take back the neighborhood. >> and carseat check to make sure your child is safe. i'm rachel rollar. thanks so much for joining us at 4:30 this morning. first larry has your forecast and it's friday. >> finally got here. as we take a look at i-77 and wilkinson boulevard not a lot of traffic this morning. light traffic at harris boulevard. we'll talk about that later. rachel will be here throughout the morning. a pretty nice start for the morning, an okay day before the big changes for the weekend. checking temperatures across that matter. atlanta 59, chattanooga 51, greenville spartanburg at 50. 64 degrees on the grand strand so really not a bad start in the morning

actress queen tifah, 46 and former miss america, vanessa williams, 53. i'm betty nguyen. have a great weekend. >>> right now an afl player and miami native is fighting for his life at a local hospital. >>> a high school pep rally stupt goes horribly wrong. >>> the ultimate music festival taking over downtown miami. find out what police are doing out there to make sure things don't get out of control. >>> good morning, your time is cdxxx. i'm eric harryman. >> i'm sheli muniz. >> happy friday. thanks for starting your friday with us. >> let's get you over to ryan for a quick look at your forecast. >> as we get into the weekend, we' see more showers around. that's something we'll talk about for the next 2 1/2 hours. i think one of the better mornings we've had this workweek. miami-dade and down lieu the keys, clear. 71 across the board in broward county, 70 in miami. 66 in west kendall. this time around visibility is spine. no fog developing across the area. live look from our diplomat resort and spa camera. a few mid and high level clouds passing by. well off to the north,

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actress queen latifah, 46 and former miss america, vanessa williams, 53. i'm betty nguyen. thanks for watching today. have a great weekend. . >>> new this morning, an piece of mail sent to one of donald trump's children. >>> a gun found in the new york city school, today there's a rally to call for something to be done. >>> and a frightening flight. what passengers say happened when lightning hit a plane about to land in our area. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everyone. it's friday morning. it's march 18th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >>> i'm michael gargiulo. let's check in with chris cimino here with the forecast. chris, a word about that lightning. one of the scariest phenomenons when you're in a plane. you don't want to experience that. >> it is scary. stick around a half hour and it changes to make things dramatically different. maybe scattered showers headed our way. walpack down to 30 in northwest new jersey. 41 in hopatcong. the city at 50. we're holding on to the heat in town. across long island, chillier, 30s hudson valley. westhampton down to 26 deg

from a march outside the miss america page thattant to a sit in at the ladies home journal, the founders of the women's liberation movement saw the media as both a tarts and a tool. >> i said we really ought to do something against these women's magazines that are promoting such a false concept of who women are and what they want, what they want, you know, like 12 ways to make jell-o. >> did you realize at the time how big a deal it was to do something like that? >> i reads tell the how nervy it was. it was scary. it was scary on 18 different levels. you know, my biggest fear that morning was that not enough people would show up. it was a slow news day, i guess, because we sure had a lot of journalists there. >> one event in particular would change her life forever, a rape speak out in 1971, a time when people didn't talk about sexual violence and it was still legal for husbands to rape their wives. >> my job at that speak out was that take the tickets at the door, but everybody there was stunned by the spectrum of rape and sexual assault that 12 brave women got up and testified about fr

transition out of miss america and gaining weight and feeling lost in general. with cize, i feel like i got back to who i am. i lost 15 pounds. >> i haven't danced for 20 years. to be able to bring this part of my life back, i feel inside like i've been renewed. >> no push-upspsnd no power jumps. this is the end of exercise. >> no weights, no push-ups. this program is where it's at. >> shaun t. dance results, you can't get anything better than that. >> in cize, i always look forward to the next day, which is messed up. [ laughs ] >> that's what cize does. your body doesn't have a choice but to burn the calories and to tone up. and you're not worried about the weight, because when you move, the weight's gonna come ofof >> before cize, ) was 308 pounds. i really wasn't comfororble in my skin. i was even considering weight-loss surgery at one point. but thank god i didn't go that route, because cize was really the answer for me. ideally, i'd like to get rid of my stomach, tighten up my chest. to date, with cize, i've lost 62 pounds. it's an amazing thing for me. it

queen latifah, 46 and actress and former miss america vanessa williams turning 53. >>> keep it rightsports. thanks so much for watching "early today." have a great friday and a great weekend. developing righnow- an overnight shoong the mission.while details othe crime still emerging,his much >>> developing right now an overnight shooting in the mission. while details of that crime are still emerging, this much is clear. it happened steps from the mission's b.a.r.t. station. >>> and it is still a slow go on b.a.r.t. this morning and expect more delays today. but what about in the weeks to come. we'll explain what the agency is doing to try to remedy a decade's old problem. >>> plus, spring is surging in case you haven't noticed this week beautiful weather just in time for your weekend. a live look right now outside at a relatively clear and cool downtown san jose. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and a good friday morning, thank you for joining us. i'm sam

it doesn't feel like work. had danced when i went to cize,ng to the transition out of miss america and gaining weight and feeling lost in general. with cize, i feel like i got back to who i am. i lost 15 pounds.anced for 20 years. to be able to bring this part of my life back, i feel inside like i've been renewed.r jumps. this is the end of exercise. >> no weights, no push-ups. this program is where it's at.sults, you can't get anything better than that. >> in cize, i always look forward to the next day, which is messed up. [ laughs ] your body doesn't have a choice but to burn the calories and to tone up. and you're not worried about the ove, the weight's gonna come off. it's just that simple. >> before cize, i was 308 pounds.ortable in my skin. i was even considering weight-loss surgery at one point. but thank god i didn't go that route, because cize was really the answer for me.to get rid of to date, with cize, i've lost 62 pounds. it's an amazing thing for me.oing something that i really enjoyed, something that was fun. that's something that really baffles people. they think that i

but even miss america could be a junkie. i mean, anybody can be a junkie. >> reporter: hannah morris is in college now. she says she has been clean for over a year. but in high school, she was using heroin. hannah lives outside columbus in the upper middle-class suburb of worthington. her parents are professionals. the median income here is $87,000 a year. before she got hooked on heroin, hannah thought it was just another party drug. >> reporter: how did you get to those depths? what was the path you took? >> i started with weed. it was fun. i got to good weed. went to, my gosh, went to pills. it was still fun. you know, percocet, zanax, vicodin. started smoking it. >> reporter: at 15? >> yeah. >> my gosh that was amazing. >> you remember now? >> yes, let's say i never did a drug in my life. i would normally be happiness at 6 of 7. at a scale of 10. then you take heroin, you are automatically at a 26. you are lake i want that again. >> reporter: hannah says the heroin was so addictive rather quickly she and several students

. >> little different than a miss america contest? >> when in rome, in romania. >> i can't believe you'll be involved in several of those. >> could see it this weekend. >> cammy joins us now. looking ahead, what do you have? >> have to get rid of some stuff. he allegedly killed his baby daughter and tried to pin it on her mother. james phillips face as possible death sentence, as he slammed. in jail, he became friends with a forger. officer says phillips came up with a plan he thought could get him off the hook. ahead at 5:00, a story you will only see on local 12 news, deb dixon shows how it all worked >>> deputies are partnering with several agencies to help soon to be released inmates find jobs. they are hoping they will give them the contact and skill to go from incarceration to employment. larry davis shows how it works and how to keep the inmates from reaffirming. >> surrogates moms, family fights. kind of sounds like a new reality tv show. looking at the way animal lives, could give insight to our own families. ahead at 6:00, s

former miss america and the dream boats who had the brain bigger than her smile, which is saying something. comedian and host of part of the problem, also joining him comeet comedian ben kissel who is a world renowned physicist and children's book author. such a diverse panel for all of you have being so white. i want to talk to you about trump's slide. is is the never trump campaign or because trump is having his own slump or is it the ted-mentum. >> trump led too crazy at the thursday debate. mentioning a certain member of his body, that was disgusting. kennedy: that was a weird moment. we haven't had a chance to talk about it. but it was such a strange moment. it was so easy for hip to put that out there. there was an audible gaps from people in the green room. >> nobody wants to think about it. >> the establishment ultimately loses no matter what. they hated ted cruz. something comes along and they are look at ted cruz as their last saving grace. what the establishment should do is reverse psychology similar to what parents do when they don't want their child to grow up to be a jug-a-l

miss wheelchair america has been around, i noticed looking at her twitter, she had a wonderful time. >> absolutely beautiful young congratulations. this is one of these weekends that makes you happy to be a florida. >> so warm, makes you want to get up and go. >> the crispness of the air it was aplaysing. if you thought it was a little bit on the cool side, there are some people out there that maybe the warm he air is coming. so er air is coming. river view saw some high clouds. breaks of sun. once we hit the afternoon. we saw a little bit more of sun and ended up being a nice end of the day. more in the way of sun for tomorrow. so for today, more in the way of clouds, 72 in tampa, 75 in wauchula, 78 in lake placid. but for tomorrow, with a little bit more sun we're going to see that rebound. 75 for a high in tampa, 76 in bradenton, 75 in crystal river, 76 in brooksville. current temperature, winds out of the northwest at 7, sebring, 57 in ar cais arcadia. 40s tonight. all in all. a cooler night but not one of the coolest nights this winter. satellite and radar, high pressure remaini

>> miss america. stuart: miss america. one day-- >> that's all right.tuart: i'm coming on strong here, economic socialist nonsense, that's my opinion. how did we get here. how did we get to the point that the two candidates for the presidency of united states of america are both basically socialists? >> because that's their philosophy, right? a lot of americans don't think in those terms and they want someone who promises them free goodies that's going to solve the problems. they don't realize there's a clear ideology and philosophy behind this. you can see it in what bernie sanders said when bret asked him, where do the rights come from? he said, well, i'm a human being. >> no, this country was founded on a document called the constitution and believed a lot of our founders were christians and man born rights from god that government doesn't create rights, if they create rights, they can take them away. stuart: thanks for all of this. the rich wall street, i mean, bernie sanders in particular is running against bankers, wall street, insurance companies

. >> miss america will return to its birthday for the 96th year of the competition. 52 women will take stage sunday, september 11. the competition follows three days of events including the annual steel pier miracle mile walk and show us your shoes parade. it began in 1921, moved to las vegas in 2005, then returned in 2013. >>> well, we've had unseasonably warm weather for the past three days, that is not going to happen over the weekend. but it still is going to be pretty nice. we're clearing out tonight, clouds and a few showers today. we've got a mild weekend, not a warm one, but not chilly either. and kind of a rainy monday. so the rain's going to come in right after the weekend ends. we have a lot of clouds out there right now. it's 71 degrees despite the cloud cover, the wind is out of the west at 13 miles an hour. so it's not all that windy right now. and the temperature in the 60s, north and west, you can see 60s in south jersey and in delaware too. i wonder if it's in the 60s at the beaches. so, let's go down and check it out. it is barely 60 in cape may point. we've got a sou

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. >> so it's like miss america almost. >> yep. >> y'all stand there and clasp hands and promote world. >> without the wave. >> do you guys have a favorite moment? do you have a highlight of your experience as cheerleaders? >> so a few years ago i actually traveled to canada for an nfl canada event. and it was really awe inspiring to see such dedicated fans so far away. and i feel like that memory holds true to my heart constantly. >> gabrielle, about you? >> when the eagle ported here in philadelphia, i was able to sail with the u.s. coast guards, cadets and thank them personally for our service to this country. that was wonderful in itself. >> you guys do a lot of charity events. you visit a lot of people in hospitals and do those kinds of things. >> that's a huge part of what we do as eagles cheerleaders. >> i just went this past year to the pro bowl in hawaii and we actually went to visit a hospital. >> wow. >> perform for the kids, put a smile on their face. it was amazing. >> very nice. do me a favor, stay away from john clark if you see him down there. >> hi john! >> hi john! >>

we miss america's best reality television. >> we do.hough, yesterday i did watch almost the whole speech he gave in response to mitt romney's attacks on him. i'm not sure i really followed exactly what the content of the arguments he was making were, but it was captivating stuff to watch. he just has this ability to draw people in. >> clearly. >> that's the first part of the battle, i suppose. >> the mitt speech, even if he made good points and put out a cohesive argument, it seemed to completely fall flat. >> it did. >> in fact, some say it helped donald trump, and it really helped in his message and brand that he's not the establishment and political elite. >>> right. on to another competitive area, sports. less than a week after their epic game, the golden state warriors faced off again with the oklahoma city thunder on thursday night. after sitting out tuesday's game with an ankle injury, steph curry was ready to go. the warriors came from behind in the second half and curry seals the deal, hitting a long three to add to his game hi

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i miss you america. let's go. i have a ceramics class with jude law in an hour. >>> what a sexy audience. all right. let's welcome tonight's guests. if political expertise were a rash we'd have him covered in oinltment. it's political adviser mark mckinnon. nice hat. he has more tatis. he's the founding member of jason jane's addiction, a great band. it's dave navarro. and he's so tall his hobby is peering over stalls in public bathrooms. you've probably seen his face. comedian miami bess kissell and at home every cabinet is a liquor cab it. it's joann nosuchinsky. and she's like a tooth paste on the floor. terrible joke, katherine timpf. but first welcome to trump tower of terror. [ screaming ] >> oh, yes. it's the scariest and funnest ride on earth. once you get on you may never get off. last weekend in chicago, total chaos. last weekend, a march to trump city. they shut the road to trump's rally. this weekend in utah more protests except it was calmer. what's missing? alcohol. it's utah after all. good for them

. >> there are two americans still missing right now. america this morning. >>> new details just in at 4 they know 30 on the deadly terror attacks in brussels, we have just learned that a second person may have been involved in the explosion that rocked the subway station and he may still be at large. >>> plus, a family is outraged. hear why a prosecutor says former nypd officer peter liang should not go to prison for the deadly shooting of akai gurley. >>> a big recovery operation

loose cannons tend to miss fire. what america needs is strong, smart, steady leadership to wage and win this struggle. >> she also criticized the proposal by republican presidential candidate ted cruz to increase policing of muslim neighborhoods here in the united states. clinton said that would only alienate them including those who could be partners in the fight against terrorism. >>> senator ted cruz is not backing down from his call for police to monitor muslim neighborhoods. in response some muslim around the country are posting images on twitter of life in their muslim neighborhoods. they show every day activities, girls walking home from school with a comment scary? nope. another said in my muslim neighborhood you will find people planting trees and boarding up abandoned homes >>> sanders is also campaigning in california and he spoke at a rally last night. he is celebrating his convict rips in tuesday's voting in utah and idaho. he continues to attack rival candidates clinton for what he calls her close ties with wall str

when something like that happens, you take a look and think, what did i miss about america? much in the court order. i have to -- corridor. i have to get out. charlie: you mean the corridor between new york and washington. david: i travel every week, but i am at a college here, so i am always in the bubble. i have to get out. the other thing is, i achieved way more career success than i ever thought i would, so it's time to take some chances on the spiritual realm, on the emotional realm. torlie: let me come back that. there is so much about trump to talk about, but you are willing to take chances on the spiritual realm. what does that mean? camp: i went to a summer for 15 years and i had a friend who was exuberance personified. he could not get through a sentence without clicking and whistling because he just had an inner life he just radiated. he died two weeks ago. i went to see him on what happened to be the day he died. he greeted death with such confidence and almost joy. he was a man of deep face and he said i am going to the kingdom. deep faithp faith -- , and he sai

i've missed you, america. let's get started.news twister in an hour. [ cheers and applause ]

>> it is like miss america basically.n. >> yes, please. >> can you handle the copy for me? >> i've got it, mike. >> thank you very much. >> and hello ladies. good to see you both. >> you know, di, i knew this would happen. can you flip on -- >> it is okay. >> every time we do this, this happens. so -- >> mike, you're supposed to be interesting. >> i'm not being interesting yet. >> so show us a look. give us a look. >> now i'm interesting. i don't always take the ben franklin bridge, but when i do , i have jahlil okafor drive. >> i don't often eat in a window. but when i do, it is table 33. at ruge. should i do another? >> yes, more, more. >> ladies, i don't often root for the sixers, but when i do they actually win. >> laid, i don't often drink, oh, this is just stupid. >> you wrote it. >> they blew it on that copy. >> to me mike, you are the most interesting man. >> thank you. >> she doesn't get out much. good day everybody it is thursday march the tenth, 2016. >> from the fox 29 studios. this is "good day philadelphia".

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i've missed you, america. let's get started. i've got news twister in an hour. [ cheers and applause ] >> audience, yes! let's welcome tonight's guests, shall we? they had to buy his baby clothes at the big and tall store. it's wrestler and our big news correspondent. that's his real beard. and she's so bright, children are told not to stare directly at her. it's jillian turner former national security council member in the bush and obama administration and a fox news contributor. he's more shocking than a hair dryer dropped into a tub full of electric eels. sit down. it's gavin mckin ness. a new movie called creative control now in some theaters. she's as bubbly as champagne because she's been drinking it since noon in the parking lot. joann nosuchinski. and last but not least, she puts the ms. in misery. national review reporter kathryn kemp. boo! [ cheers and applause ] >> sorry. i'm sorry. all right. so it's just another typical friday night in america. fistfight festival erupted in chicago after donald trump canceled a rall

pthe miss wheelchair america rogram habben around since p1972, and there she is right pthru. pshayla reeves emceed the event. p>> anjuli: a pennsylvania judge prusching from a vacation in the pflorida keys this week stopped pat a convenience store to buy a plottery ticket. pupon his return to work, he prealized he won $291 million. pcan you imagine? phis brother played the owerball, too. phe was also a winner, a whooping pcheck for $7. oor guy. pthat was embarrassing. p>> alcides: that's enough for a pmeal at least, right? p>> anjuli: the judge was eating pbreakfast at his regular spot pwhen he checked his phone and prealized he won the powerball. phe bought the breakfasts of peveryone in the restaurant and pcalled his family to say we are pgoing back to florida. p>> alcides: that was a good pstory. p>>> in word news this morning preports show a total of 135 eople were killed in the first pthis is the anti-government rotests crying for freedom and prevolution while pro-government pfighters and opposition forces phave agreed to stop fighting, pthe ceasefire does not include pi

because a lot of time he comes home, i'm sure they're going to be grown and he's missed everything. >> that is "america tonight." please come back. we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. >> massive manhunt. >> translator: the third suspect wearing a light-colored jacket and a hat is on the run. he put down a large bag then left before the explosion. >> belgian police conduct a series of raids, looking for a key suspect in the brussels attack as be officials identify the suicide bombers. syrian suffering. >> the u.n. hcr has

because a lot of time he comes home, i'm sure they're going to be grown and he's missed everything. >> that is "america tonight." please come back. we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. najim laa i >>> >>> it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >>> a climate of fear an resignation in brussels as the army tightens security. turkey says it has arrested and deported one of the brussels bombers last year >>> welcome. i'm peter dobbie. you're watching al jazeera live from doha. the other top stories today. a ceasefire is announced in yemen. the u.n. warns this could be a final chance to end the conflict. >> reporter: i'm in northern kenya refugee camp. these refugees are going back home.

former miss america.ter] in 1994, hillary clinton explicitly said, no, we will not cover illegals. now, according to chelsea, hillary wants to cover them with obamacare. you say what. >> this shows how far bernie sanders has pushed her to the left. you know, chelsea clinton, she was the one that came out and mischaracterized bernie sanders planned. this is the second time. hillary has yet to hear from her. you ask what kind of behavior are we in fantasizing. come here and you will be able to get free healthcare. we want to draw people here because it is a line of opportunity. you want to come here and see the benefits. not just, get free healthcare. you have to pay into the system. $50 billion per year. that is what this position would cost. >> federal subsidies. >> right. they would have to buy a plant just like everyone else. they would be in the lower income brackets where you would be getting the lower subsidies. >> not yet taken off his microphone. you would just love to give free healthcare to every

america. the silicon based carrier kicking off its new service from denver. the founder pose for a photo with the flight attendants before taking the podium. >> i haven't missed an inaugural flight from virgin america since day one. i love the airline and everything about it and all the people that work for it. >> reporter: to celebrate the partnership guests were treated to make overs and now they can fly in the air. >>> bart is expanding into silicon valley. they gave the go ahead for phase two to bring bart down to san jose. most of the six miles will be in a tunnel through downtown. the valley trapgs authority will oversee the construction -- -- transportation. >>> a san francisco supervisor reveals the cost of offering city wide internet access today. the price tag of constructing and operating a massive fiber network. he hopes to give everybody in the city access to low cost gigabyte speed internet. >>> a new soccer legal could get its field back and the promise they made. >>> delivery at your doorstep. the bay area restaurant you'll be able to order from. >>> in san francisco, good afternoon everybody. it's not dublin, ireland. this is dublin californi

. >> i have not missed an inaugural flight on virgin america since day one. efinitely was not going to miss denver. we're going to go to a state that has sensible, liberal, rational policies where we can all have a lot of fun and not be dragged off by the police. [ laughter ]. >> virgin also announced a new partnership with linkedin. travelers can take classes and hone theirentrepreneurial skills from the air. >> all new wave on virgin. >> there it is. >>> good day to fly today. visual flight rules. >> so nice outside, warmer. now, you don't have to feel guilty about it. february, you feel guilty because you need rain. now, sit back and enjoy. spf 40 in order. golden gate looking fantastic. san jose, 65. warm spots are concord and santa rosa. clear skies over the golden gate. we are also clear on kpix 5. we are doing so much better for the water year. we are now above average for the water year. san francisco, we are above average in livermore. we are above average in san jose. and we are close to average for the north bay. santa rosa at 97% of average. i thou

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