>>> news channel 5 at 6:00 is brought to you by mr. hero. >> live always investigating, always on your side, news channel 5 starts now. >>> two armed teenagers are off the streets accused in a crime spree, the target, university students. the suspects allegedly carjacked a woman last night, but police caught them just a start time later. waller tonight. >> they carjacked her last night and could be the same teens behind a string of robberies around the campus. we have surveillance of the carjacking, you see a dark ford there, that's the stolen visited. these teens have been riding around in it and then he forces his way into this woman's car and then the car pulls away and she jumps out and runs into a store. this happened at 10:00 p.m. last night and two boys were caught and the stolen car haven't been found. that stolen suv is the same one from tuesday where a man claimed he was robbed on 123rd street and other robberies too, linked to that. as i mentioned police caught escape and two other boys and that mercury milan hasn't been found. l

>>> news channel 5 at 6:00 brought to you by mr. hero. >>> live always investigating, always on your side, news channel 5 starts now. >>> and breaking tonight, a horrific discovery in a quiet community, two dead bodies found in hudson. >> we're live in hudson and is there any reason to believe >>reporter: a city spokesperson said no, no risk to the general public and worth noting, not calling what happened inside this home a double homicide, there's no gunman at large and investigators could be here for a couple more hours. >> someone called to report two people dead this afternoon, the state crime scene unit arrived to help city of hudson police investigate their first homicide since 2009, two people found dead, a man and woman, we don't know their names yet, investigators will be on scene until 7:00 tonight. and back here live in hudson, you see that presence there, they could be here for some time, we have seen family members here on the scene coming and going and talking to police, they didn't want to be seen on camera, but really, t

>>> news channel 5 at 6:00 brought to you by mr. hero. >>> live, always investigating, always on your side, news channel 5 starts now. >>> a tale of two come pains comes to cleveland, donald trump fresh off violence in chicago. >> and hillary clinton, making quick work of laying the blame for the violence at donald trump's feet. >> we're kicking off things tonight as ohio takes center thanks for joining us and i'm tracy carloss. >>> trump is where we start, he held a campaign rally and security was tight after yesterday. >>> i certainly don't condone violence and it's not acceptable to me. >> while today's rally did draw some protesters, seen here from our breaking news chopper, we didn't have that violence that marred the streets of chicago. and kristen, there were plenty of protesters inside that rally as well. >>reporter: there were, protesters continuously donald trump called on police to stop. and he showed off his confidence ahead of the primary. >> are we going to win ohio? >> we are, we are. >>reporter: the crowd on fire and the

newschannel 5 at six brought to you by mr. hero. get a roman hero for only 5.75. >>> newschannel 5 starts now. >>> severe weather on the move in ohio triggering this tornado near dayton. it happened this afternoon and the storm moving towards us. >>> mark johnson keeping an eye on it. >> it is because of the feisty low pressure that is causing the storms that we see moving this way to have a little spin to them and one of the spins actually reached the ground right here and there is the tornado again as captured near phillipsburg. probably an ef0 or ef1. here is what is left of the squall line, still pretty feisty, moving to the eyewitness news channel 5 viewing area headed northeast right now we have no severe weather warnings out for anywhere in the newschannel 5 this is heavy rainfall. dangerous lightning and gusty winds above 30 miles per hour. moving out of mansfield through ashland and wooster and up towards wellington. another broke in line of cells towards lorain and back towards norwalk. northeast. should reach cleveland, a

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. >>> newschannel 5 at six brought to you by mr. hero. get a roman hero 7-inch deal for 5.75. >>> newschannel 5 begins now with breaking news. >> i saw people with injuries and saw people dead and everything broken. it is just terrible. >> on edge and on high alert. as the city of brussels becomes the latest target of a terrorist attack. >> isis is claiming it is behind this latest massacre and it comes days after the paris bomber was arrested in a brussels suburb. >> and right now a raid and a man hundred under way in belgium because authorities believe that one of these three men is on the run. >> all three are believed to be suspects in the bombings at the airport. and we just learned an isis flag as well as nails and chemicals discovered at a home outside of brussels. 30 people killed and another 230 wounded as a result of the attacks and an official says an undetonated bomb was found inside the airport and authorities debt to nated it and investigators say that bombs were sophisticated. >> everyone had to run. everyone was scared. so

mr. heroes on west colonial saturday night. the truck looks to be a white, to door for f2 -- ford f2 50. in seminole county, a convicted felon is behind bars, charges shooting into a car full of people. detectives say 35-year-old mario of dispute with someone driving during altamonte springs neighborhood. they say fired 11 shots, hitting the vehicle five times. he was out of jail always trial on several other charges. he is now being held without bond for a string of new felonies. to volusia county where we are hearing the 911 calls made after police say woman under the influence plowed her pick up into four people at the daytona international speedway. >> a truck just had to individuals. please hurry. >> you are in the international speedway. >> yes, please harry. jason: police say the driver failed surprise tests. witnesses say she was driving to the infield about 40 miles per hour and continue to drive despite hitting several campers. she allegedly told officers she shouldn' t have been driving. she faces several charges. th

are tracking severe weather, mark takes you hour by hour in newschannel 5 at six brought to you by mr. hero. get a roman hero for only 5.75. >>> newschannel 5 starts now. >>> severe weather on the move in ohio triggering this tornado near dayton. it happened this afternoon and the storm moving towards us. >>> mark johnson keeping an eye on it. >> it is because of the feisty low pressure that is causing the storms that we see moving this way to have a little spin to them and one of the spins actually reached the ground right here and there is the tornado again as captured near phillipsburg. probably an ef0 or ef1. here is what is left of the squall line, still pretty feisty, moving to the eyewitness news channel 5 viewing area headed northeast

mr. heroes on west colonial drive. >> mohammed is a manager on mr. giros on colonial.44444444444 been working here for five years. sniem he feels uneasy. >> usually the area is not really safe. commercially during the weekends. at around 1130 tiesm last night. the popular restaurant quickly became a crime scene. responded to the place after they heard reports of a tres passioner. then they say it seemed like the shots were coming towards them. >> we're open late, especially on the weekend. we're having a lot of people come from clubs. people getting drinks and stuff. so it's not safe. >> fortunately no deputies youred. but a dark suburban did pull out and sped away. it's unclear if the people inside the suv were involved. investigators have not said if there is anyone in custody. >> if we feel something is wrong. we call nine. we're all safe. that's all i can say. >> gina benitez, fox 35 fox 35 news. >> the weather was perfect for outdoor activities approximate. the city got into the spirit of with it's saint patrick's day parade. those who attended

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. >>> newschannel 5 at six brought to you by mr. hero. get a 7-inch deal for 5.75. always on your side, newschannel 5 starts now. >> there is less than two hours left in the battle for the buckeye state. it is a show-down between ohio's governor and the billionaire businessman. >> kaisch can't make america great. can do it. >> this country is not about us tearing one another down. >> the gop is taking on a kaisch win, not only to halt's donald trump's momentum. >> hundreds of delegates at state that john kasich is

newschannel 5 at six brought to you by mr. hero get a roman >>> live always investigating. always on your side, newschannel 5 starts now! >> a family in mourning tonight after their 4-year-old child died after a massive fire broke out in an apartment complex. >> the dozens forced from their homes as a result. today with the help of community, those evacuated from their home trying to pick up the pieces. >> a sprinkler system could spreading. megan hickey has been digging through inspection records. what do you know about how the fire started. >> reporter: investigators have not determined a cause but a disguarded cigarette could be to blame. it may have started on the ground floor outside the building. an annual safety inspection was performed in june and found no violations. detectors but not required to

. >>> and stunning numbers from the cdc about who isn't getting two minutes. mr. hero, get a deal for 5.75. >>> live, always investigating, always on your side, newschannel 5 starts now. >>> right now at six. a wet and foggy ride home. it is making away for snow to move in and just a few hours. >> storm tracker 5 out there monitoring the conditions as the latest storm moves in. take a look. traffic conditions around cleveland. the top screen not bad. here in the bottom right, this is i-75 and west 40th and i-71 of west 130th. you can see the traffic moving slowly. >>> chief meteorologist mark johnson tracking the storm that is coming. >>> moving over all of us during the evening hours. it will transition from rain to snow very quickly and a big drop in temperatures. let's deal with what is going on right now. let's come over here to the power of 5 live doppler network. a mess. greens and yellows and oranges.

hero. he. >> i think it is important for a lot of veterans in ohio. i knew what you were doing. mr. trump: they are real heroes. lisa: protesters we just as enthusiastic at the trap hall. clashed. >> builds bridges, not walls. karin: two groups of people -- >> build a wall. karin: with two different visions. >> let' s fight for america. karin: both very vocal and passionate about where they stood. >> i' m totally against him and everything he stands for. karin: at one point, trump supporters set off their car alarms to try and drown out the protesters, who were kept in a >> they' re missing the point. they' picture. karin: what they are seeing, protesters say, is hate in >> it' that' s not what our american it' s not what america was founded on. >> he' s trying to build walls, but people should be allowed to he can' t kick people out based on the color of their skin. karin: on the flip side, supporters say they were energized after listening to today. >> he knows how to deal with people and we have not had a president in a long time who knows how to deal. >> what i like about it. he'

the president laid a wreath at the memorial of cuban's national hero - jose marti.tomorrow - mr. obama will attend a baseball game between the cuban national team and the tampa bay rays. an indiana sheriff's deputy is shot to death while serving a search warrant over the weekend. deputy carl koontz was only 27 years old.authorities say he was with another deputy when they knocked on the suspect's door early sunday morning. instead of answering the door - the suspect started firing his gun.deputy koontz was on the force for nearly three years.he was married and father to an eight month old son. coming up next at five.finding relief! relief!the new treatment for headaches can get, to stop the pain! your seven day forecast is you're watching 9 on your side at 5 dan carroll is live in chopper 9, the only local helicopter millions suffer from migranes everyday.and while some have tried everything -- they never seem to be able to find relief. but there is a new - cutting edge treatment - to help stop the pain for some... we all get them from time to time... the pounding headache - most

mrs. hawkes,ould you mind if i stayed behind to look in her room? [takes deep breath, exhales] she was so excited to meet you. you're like a... a hero to her. mrs. hawkes. let me take you downtown now. come o the crimes are within a 7-mile radius. well, that's something. yeah, but the neighborhoods are all completely different. they range from poor to rich, industrial to residential. the physical locations are dissimilar, but the operating zone's well-defined. ok. i'm in. i see you. in your web browser for search history. check out her home page. all right, so the first thing she looks at when she opens her computer is a crime column. morgan: probably to stay current on her studies. can you see what she worked on last? voila. these are the most recently opened documents she created. reid: looks like she was compiling empirical data about homicide trends in cleveland. do you think she knew the killer? hotch: well, dave, she's a criminology student. she's been taught to analyze statistics and apply theo, not investigate killers. let's talk about what we know. all right. victim one-- travis bartlett was last seen at a gay bar. he was shot at night

mr. trump to apologize. and while he thinks those captured are not heroes, i think matt was a hero. and while mr. trump likes the ones " that aren't captured" i liked met him. he died serving my country mr. trump, i welcome you to have dinner at any of our places...i simply ask you to talk to matt's dad, my friend keith, first." keith says he doesn't take trump's comments to heart. arose, he'd drive any distance to "there's no filter between here and everything else but i think i would like to talk to him and tell him about all those guys that's missing, because i don't think trump ever served" 8 i'd still like to think probably never get to meet him, but i've met jeff ruby and jeff ruby is an outspoken guy and i like him and i'd thank him for standing up for matt another thing keith says he is thankful for, is this platform...and awareness about his non-profit, the "yellow ribbon support center". if you'd like to donate or get involved, we've posted that information online on fox19 now dot com. rl mo fox19 now. new at ten new at ten... police are looking for a middletown man... facing child enda

painted himself as the all america hero. 8 @ 03.48- .53/////mike berry.gawker attorney "mr. denton will tell you he wants the public to have the truth-- the simple, unvarnished truth." one of the best, is calling it quits.today - quarterback peyton manning made the decision to leave the game. game.manning's decision to retire comes after leading the win last month.he played 18 seasons in the n-f-l, 14 of which were with the indianapolis colts and the remaining four for the broncos. manning thanked his family as well as his former teammates and coaches for making his football career one to remember. <"when someone thoroughly exhausts an experience, they can't help but revere it. i revere football. i love the game. so you don't have to wonder if i'll miss it. absolutely. absolutely, i will."> will.">manning is often referred to as one of the greatest passing quarterbacks of all time.. and now holds and julie... please join us next for ahead of the storm. it's a nine first warning weather special.our entire team of meteorologists have reports on el nino... and how it could impa

mr. del toral is a hero. and the things he did, every test possible. he conducted every test possible. is that right? you read it, mr. edwards? did you read this? >> his memo has proven to be 100% accurate in every way, shape and form. >> and yet, ignored at the local level. ignored at the emergency management level. and then the overseeing, that's our responsibility. when all of these levels fail, epa -- you never acted for what, five months after this memo, ms. hedman? >> that's incorrect. in fact, the following day i offering lead experts to the mayor, and within three weeks, we had concluded an agreement with mdeq to order flint to issue corrosion control. >> and what did they do? >> they issued an order -- >> did they do it? >> they did eventually. >> eventually, when? >> they issued an order on august 17th directing the city of flint to implement corrosion control. >> and the time is ticking and nothing is done and you never went back on them. there was really no plan in place for more than five months. >> that's not true. >> it was ignored. it is the whole truth and nothing but t

mr. speaker, one of our brave american heros is the late u.s. army corporal, joseph owe claire of ashland, maine. corporal fought for our freedom and was seriously wounded in the brutal month-long battle of heartbreak ridge in korea. in november, our congressional office presented the corporal with his long overdue purple heart. sadly, he passed away just two weeks ago. norm was a loving husband, father and grandfather from a small town in maine. he and lydia were married for more than 61 years and raised five terrific children. after the war, he worked alongside two of his three sons at the logging and lumber companies. he was an avid outdoorsman, a terrific wood worker and a long -- life-long member of the v.f.w. post in ashland. for 240 years, patriotic americans from small towns across this great country have fought for our freedoms and our way of life. he corporal was among 66,000 courageous veterans throughout maine's second congressional district. thank you for what you have given us, your gift will last forever. i yield back. the speaker

mr. delta airlines a hero. and the things he did, every test possible. did you read this? >> his memo has been proven to .e 100% accurate local yet ignored at the level emergency management level. you were enacted for five months after this memo? >> that is incorrect. the following day i offered led experts to the mayor, and within three weeks we had concluded an agreement with an deq to order flints to issue corrosion control. ? >> and what did they do? did they do it? >> they did, eventually. >> when? >> the issued an order on august 17, ordering the city of flint to do corrosion control. >> and you never went back on the. there was no plan in place for more than five months. >> that is not true. >> that is the whole truth. again, i think epa also failed. we have failure at multiple levels. have seens, you cases. he said this is not uncommon of how they felt across the country. is that not the case in flint? climate out there were led and water problems are covered out, that people are cheating on the same play, and that allowed flight to occur. it allowed these unethica

mr. obama's schedule, so his brother, raul, will do the honors. but don't be surprised if the heroalizes. mr. obama insists he'll choose political dissidents, not anyone hand picked by the regime. let's see. recognizing cuba, of course, is one more chapter in the president's memoirs, a distillation of the basic anticolonial animus that drives him. he chooses trade and commerce as the root to cuba's return to the international stage. to paraphrase one of cuba's political prisoners, the same hand that mr. obama shakes signs the death warrants. the soyuz spacecraft took three new crew members up to the international space station. they include two russian cosmonaut and jeff williams. by the end of his six-month stint, williams will have beat out scott kelly to become the american who has spent the most time in space. the space station now has six crew members on board. >>> from song bird to jail bird. a convict makes a last-ditch effort to impress the judge before sentencing. ♪ i want to say i'm sorry ♪ ♪ for the things i've done >> there is his 15 seconds. we'll show you how the crim

hero. at the other end of mr. daley is cashing in. the tribe playing baseball today. they and the white sox finished in my five. for the cavaliers are phenomenal. >> a lot of the guys got a chance to rest. that one is for trial. >> one more clever girl. that will bring us a light mist. a little bit of snow and a little bit of rain all over. for three gorgeous days starting with sunday. 44 degrees and sunshine. how about a 63 with sunshine on tuesday. >> the morning show crew will be here at 7:00 a.m. i still don't understand this. abby has a mentor? yes. and the mentor advises the prot\g\. is there any money involved? no. so what's in it for the mentor? respect, admiration, prestige. pbfff. would the prot\g\ pick up stuff for the mentor? i suppose if it was on the prot\g\'s way to the mentor, they might. laundry? dry-cleaning? it not a valet, it's a prot\g\. all right. listen, uh, i got to get some reading done. you mind if i do this here? i can't concentrate in my apartment. risk management? yeah. steinbrenner wants everyone in the front office

children's future should not be a financial struggle because their daddy was a hero and gave the ultimate sacrifice. >> mrs. pine is pushing for families to receive 100% of the responder's salary if he or she dies. former judge with morgan and morgan says this is a matter of fairness. >> scott pine made the ultimate sacrifice for the citizens of orange county. the least, the bare minimum that we can do, is to help provide for his family as if he was still here, by providing his salary that he worked for and eventually died for. >> the state senate passed sb 7012 to give survivors 100% of a first responder's salary if they die on the job. mrs. pine is urging house leaders to do the same. husband's life as a bargaining tool for political gain. he gave the ultimate sacrifice. >> pine and perry hope state lawmakers reach a deal and solve the problem before the legislative session ends in one week. in orlando, keith landry, fox 35 news. >> sonni: pine says she is personally e-mailing at 120 house members, asking them to solve this problem. we have a fox 35 follow-up right now, the florida woman accused of havin

mr. del toro is a hero. and the things he did, every test possible. he conducted every test possible. is that right? you read it, mr. edwards, did you read this? >> his memo has proven to be 100% accurate in every way, shape and form. >> and yet ignored at the local level. ignored at the emergency management level and then the overseeing, that's our responsibility. when all of these levels fail, epa -- you never acted for what, five months after this memo, ms. hedman? >> that's incorrect. in fact the following day i offering lead experts to the mayor and within three weeks, we had concluded an agreement with mdeq to order flint to issue corrosion control. >> and what did they do? >> they issued an order -- >> did they do it. >> they did eventually. >> eventually, when? >> they issued an order on august 17th, directing the city of flint to implement corrosion control. >> and the time is ticking and nothing is done and you never went back on them there was no plan in place for more than five months. >> that's not true. >> it was ignored. it is the whole truth and nothing but the truth, i

mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize a new hampshire hero. conaway steve steiner, an emergency medical technician, has devoted his life to helping others. a offduty in manchester one day he noticed a commotion. a car had stopped in traffic. steven saw that the man behind the wheel had lost consciousness. he pulled the man from his car and successfully administered c.p.r. not once but twice after the man had lost consciousness a second time. he had overdosed unfortunately on heroin. steven, who lost his own son to an oxycontin overdose, saved that man's life. abc news happened to be there to document new hampshire's fight against opiates and heroin, capturing the life or death moment. steven is a credit to the granite state. he started dads and moms against drug dealers to stop the spread of opiates and heroin in our great state of new hampshire. most heroin enters our countries a cross the southern border where i'll visit this april to investigate. as steven knows from experience, we must stop deadly drugs like heroin from entering our countr

mr. president, i rise to welcome a national hero back to planet earth. commander scott kelly. after spending 340 days in space on his most recent visit to the international space station, commander kelly has smashed the previous u.s. record in space flight and for most of the total time spent in space as well. but commander kelly's accomplishment, while notable in its own right, is serving a greater purpose. nasa is preparing to undertake one of the greatest technological challenges in human history, a voyage to the planet mars. depending on the alignment of the planets, mars is anywhere from 35 million miles to an astounding 250 million miles from earth. it's all according to the alignment of the planets. now, if you want to put that into perspective, mr. president, the distance from you and me reflecting the 238,000 miles from earth to the moon, which is as far as we have gone and is a long way, that's the farthest we've ever been. but if that distance from the earth to moon were represented on the distance from you to me, then the distance to mars from right where this sena

mr. trump: when you live in an society where firefighters are heroes, little kids want to be firefightersou live in a society whereat athletes and movie stars are heroes, little kids want to be athletes and movie stars. in palestinian society, the heroes are those who murder jews. we cannot let this continue. we can't let this happen any longer. you -- [applause] mr. trump: you cannot achieve these if terrorists are treated -- you cannot achieve peace of terrorists are treated as moderates. -- murders. it is a horrible, horrible way to think. it is a barrier that cannot be broken. that will end. it will lend soon. believe me. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: i palestinian in palestinian textbooks in mosques, you have a culture of hatred that has been fomenting there for years. if we want to achieve peace, they have got to go out and if they have got to start this educational process. they have to and education of hatred. they have to and it. and, now! [cheers and applause] there is no moral equivalency. israel does not name public squares after terrorists. israel does not pay its children

hero there. >>> now a time for a look ahead. former first lady nancy regan will lie in repose. mrs. regan will be laid to rest in a private funeral friday morning brittany snow is 30 and can you bleervsh believe, actor emmanuel lewis turns 35 today. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm dara brown along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early today" today. mark: a west chester teen will learn his fate after a drunk driving crash killed his friend. the message both families hope gets across. kyla: a night of surprises and close outcomes on the campaign trail. who came out on top in what' s being dubbed the second super tuesday. mark: and an inside look from republican presidential candidate john kasich' s campaign. what kasich had to say at his watch party in columbus about his numbers in michigan. [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. mark: good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i' m mark hayes. kyla: and i' m kyla woods, in for

hero there. >>> now a time for a look ahead. former first lady nancy regan will lie in repose. mrs. regan will be laid to rest morning >>> rapper bow wow turns 29. brittany snow is 30 and can you bleervsh believe, actor emmanuel lewis turns 35 today. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm dara brown along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early today" today. . >>> right now, an nypd officer in the hospital when a drug bust turned violent. he's recovering while police hunt for one suspect still on the loose. >>> plus, a political upset on another election night. bernie sanders scoring a huge win. >>> new this morning, it could be a casualty of our digital lives. what parents admit they're not doing. "today in new york" starts now. >>> sure it's something we can relate to. >> a lot of things i'm not doing. >> good morning everyone. wednesday morning, march 9th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >>> i'm kerry barrett. michael is off today. chris cimino joins us with the forecast. >> nice to see you both this morning. temperatures chilly in the suburbs. we have a day warmer than

hero there. >>> now a time for a look ahead. former first lady nancy regan will lie in repose. mrs. regan will be laid to rest in a private funeral friday morning >>> rapper bow wow turns 29. brittany snow is 30 and can you believe, actor emmanuel lewis turns 35 today. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm dara brown along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early today" today.ieces, plus you'll save an extra one hundred dollars, on every thousand you spend. and, we're offering twenty-four month, no interest financing. come in today for storewide savings. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. [thwack] the spring home event. from classic to contemporary, jason: 4:30 right now on sunrise, bernie sanders is celebrating after a big primary win over hillary clinton. donald trump continues his drive towards the gop nomination. there has been a huge credit card data beach -- breach at a local hotel chain. we will so you what happened and who is affected. a former sex offender is arrested after he was found naked in a local community. announcer: loc

hero there. >>> now a time for a look ahead. former first lady nancy regan will lie in repose. mrs. regan will be laid to rest in a private funeral friday morning >>> rapper bow wow turns 29. brittany snow is 30 and can you bleervsh believe, actor emmanuel lewis keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm dara brown along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early today" today. we hope you have a wonderful introducing longhorn's big, bold, steaks. our 16 ounce t-bone. and our fire grilled 18 ounce outlaw ribeye. only at longhorn steakhouse. you cant fake steak. >>> i heard six gunshots then i heard five gunshots and then we heard the police. >> violence in the queen city. three shootings, five people hospitalized. all in just the last 24 hours. >>> and four guardsmen being called heroes this morning. how they jumped to rescue a girl being attacked. >>> plus, another night of primaries brings some surprises, who won big and who suffered an unexpected loss. good morning, thanks for being here with us, i'm brooke katz with larry sprinkle. we'll get to the stories in just a mo

hero there. >>>ow a time for a look ahead. former first lady nancy regan will lie in repose. mrs. regan will be laid to rest in a private funeral friday >>> rapper bow wow turns . brittany snow is 30 and can you bleervsh believe, actor emmanuel lewis turns 35 today. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm dara brown along with bill karins. today" today. . . . . >>> right now at 4:30, the results fromour states are officially in. see how the presidential hopefuls fair with only six days until the quarter primary. >>> shocking new details about the former marine suspected of shooting a pastor in idaho. >>> nbc 6 speaks to the we want to hear the message she wantsto send other kids this morning. >>> live, nbc 6 today starts now. >>> good morning, everybody. your time right now 4:30. i'm erik marryc harryman. >> i'msheli muni sflchlt. >>> the weather pattern not changing from what we have started offour workweek. there is the 836. likely construction going on. we'll kick off or wednesday morning with mild readings. we should be in the mid-60s. instead, lower 70s, fort laud

mr. zuma, but see it as the party of mandela and their heroes.he other reason is that there is still no viable alternative in many citizens' minds to the a.n.c. the opposition parties that have arisen have got small pockets of support here and there, quite regionally based support. the vast majority electorate still does not see a possible alternative unfortunately. it's up to the a.n.c. whether it wants to salvage the president or the party. if it wants to salvage the party, it must take appropriate action now. >> in six months time, is this going to just be added to the list have scandals the president's faced? >> i think so. i think we'll see that the a.n.c. will lose some of its urban support, particularly in places such as the northern province and northwest. certainly we'll see decrease in support for the a.n.c. but not a sufficient decrease to really severely knock the confidence of the a.n.c., that is still the party in power. >> political analyst, thank you for joining with us. to be continued, as they say. >>> a bridge collapse in easte

mr. keith maupin, keith stand up (cheers)" keith got his opportunityand says he got the clarification he was looking for. trump: "12:58 they are heroes just so you understand they are real heroes" keith: "4:09 i needed to be right exactly where i you when i asked him that question, he come off the stage and come over to me and i thought that was pretty good" keith: "5:03 he was pretty honest straight forward with me" on whether he'll cast his vote for trump- he say's he's thinking about it just satisfied he got to ask his question. keith: "3:33 i couldn't stand still and let that go by donald trump played to his audience yesterday ... highlighting his own time in the tri-state ... he says he practically got his start in business ... right here in cincinnati. <"my father and i we bought a job called swifton village and it was very sick. it had i think 1164 units and i spent my entire summers- 2 summers- loved the job. i loved cincinnati. i must tell you i really loved it."> it.">and he knew just what to say to get the west chester crowd roaring about a 'key issue' close to many cincinnatians hearts ... <"we gotta let pete rose into th

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mr. dionne identifies john boehner as the latest in a long series of republicans transformed from conservative hero to villain and notes that other than ronald reagan -- who has been spared this fate despite compromising with democrats on taxes and nearly tripling the national deficit -- almost every major republican figure has suffered boehner's fate since the 1960s. sonya shaw's history of pandemics over the past a 50 years was reviewed in scientific american. the monthly magazine writes that ms. shaw shows how political and practical factors such as city crowding and lack of infrastructure have paved the way for global sicknesses. and that ratherren than waging war -- rather than waging war against a pandemic after it's already full-blown, shaw argues we must focus on proactive defenses against disease to prevent the next blow. and for npr, nicole dickson -- a teacher in manhattan -- reviewed ed bo lin's new book on his experiences teaching at a new york city public high school. she comments that boland's focus on his personal struggle to maintain order takes readers away from the more important

mr. trump a con artist who portrays himself as a hero to working people while he has really been in your words sticking it to the american workers for 40 years. but he has built a big company that employs thousands of people. question: how many jobs you have created? >> first of all, government -- first of all, chris, my point is exactly right. he has spent a career of convincing americans that he is something that he is not in exchange for their money. now he is trying to do the same in exchange for their country. this is a fact of the. he talks about great businesses he has built. he inherited over $100 million. with that money. >> wrong. >> with that money he lost. >> mr. trump, it's not your turn, sir. >> he can start tonight by announcing that all the donald trump clothing will no longer be made in china and mexico but be made here in the united states. on the issue of job creation, i find this interesting. the private sector creates jobs. the jobs of those of us in public service are to put in place policies that allow the economy to grow. that's the problem with the democratic par

mr. keith maupin, keith stand up (cheers)" keith got his opportunityand says he got the clarification he was looking for. trump: "12:58 they are heroes just so you understand they are real heroes" keith: "4:09 i needed to be right exactly where i was today and i have to tell you when i asked him that question, he come off the stage and come over to me and i thought that was pretty good" keith: "5:03 he was pretty honest straight forward with me" on whether he'll cast his vote for trump- he say's he's thinking about it just satisfied he got to ask his question. keith: "3:33 i couldn't stand still and let that go by you can really tell this was an important moment for keith and a lot of people who remember matt- just ahead of a big scholarship announcement in honor of matt- coming up next month. we have that information on our website - wcpo.comreporting live, t.j. parker, 9 on your side. knowing his audience, trump talked about his time working in cincinnati when he was a young man still in college. college.<"my father and i we bought a job called swifton village and it was very sick. it had i think 1164 units and i spent my entire su

mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. highway patrol officer is hailed a hero after rescuing two kids from a burning car! a california highway patrol officer says he saw 10 feet of flames shooting out from underneath the car and pieces of the car falling off. he first noticed the car smoking when he was driving behind it on the highway. the driver says she didn't realize the car was on fire. fortunately, thanks to the fast- acting police officer, no one was seriously hurt. ### coming up on 10 news this morning a man is in the hospital after a hillsborough deputy shot him overnight. officers are on the scene investigating and we have a crew there to bring you the details. plus who came out on top after tuesday's primaries and caucuses. and all eyes are on florida with two debates in the state and the primary less than a week away. and families take storms bring flooding and prompt evacuations across the south. whether you have 10 minutes or 30, we have everything you need to start your day. we'll see you back here in 3 minutes. construction on i- good morning an

mr abc news san bernardino. well a twelve year old boy is being called a hero after saving his father's life on how brian monica brother and his son taylor were moving furniture from their washington home into a u haul when brian collapsed as well authorities say taylor cold and i'm the one started performing cpr. taylor had never taken cpr classes. instead he says he just knew what to do god just took the wheel or just an added he was in there they were not found until that night. next a for every minute cpr isn't started as a ten percent decrease in survival emergency crews say taylor's quick thinking likely saved his father's life will be given a rescue crew talk about a close call a pair of shoes say the lives of a pilot and his daughter holly walked away from a plane crash (church bell) (bear growls) (burke) smash and grub. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. selling mattresses the traditional way isn't the best way. most are made in a large factory, and shipped hundreds of miles to a retailers warehouse, where they're marked up and up before finally selling and d

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there were two kinds of heroes but both of them made incredible sacrifices and that was the price of winning our democracy. mr. roosevelt: absolutely. i think it is one of the greatest tragedies, actually that the two sides on this conflict taking such different paths had such difficulty seeing that they were both forms of patriotism and ways of expressing loyalty to america, american ideals. going back to the loyalty questionaire. it was responsible for your family moving from one camp to another. right? that?u talk about mr. takei: my parents answered no to both question 27, which asks to bear arms to defend the united states of america. my mother had three young children, and to ask her to bear arms leaving her children in a prison camp was outrageous. the question had to be responded to by everyone over the age of 17 years old in the camp. this was asked of a 17-year-old young man as well as an 87-year-old immigrant lady. preposterous with no real given thought to it. " to those two"no questions, and because of that we were transferred to a much harsher camp then the camp we were first incarcerated in in

mr. speaker, these heroes, who bravely served our nation, deserve to be honored, especially in the u.s. capitol, and certainly with this chair -- pow-mia logo on it. we will never forget. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. ms. lynch: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he may consume. ms. lynch: thank you. i want to thank the gentlelady from michigan for her kind words in support of this bill and i want to thank mr. brady, the ranking member on the house administration committee for his support as well. mr. speaker, i rise in support of my bill, h.r. 1670, the national pow-mia remembrance act. before i begin, i want to thank house administration for nair great support and staff support as well. mr. speaker, this bill actually comes from the recognition that we all share that in our country oftentimes the families suffer .'s mia's alone. it's through the efforts of

hero for fighting for independence from sprain. and back home, locals protesting in the streets of little havana opposing mr. obama's visit. and a look at what's next on his schedule. in less than an hour he will be meeting with raul castroo again, in which they will hold a joint news conference. mr. obama will head over to ann event to unite entrepreneurs with businesses. >>> and on the agenda, the great >> diana: that's right. tomorrow he will get a chance to play against -- or watch the tampa bay rays play against the cuban national team and alex diprato has a preview. >> reporter: major league baseball has shipped in 60 tons of clay. it's being added to the pitcher's mound. the field is being watered. outside, a fresh coat of blue paint being added to the walls faded by the havana sun. the sidewalk where thousands will step to watch the tampa bay rays take on the cuban facingal team is being repaired. >> we were chosen through a picking lottery and quite frankly, we're the best suited for it and going forward because as i said, the distance from here to cuba. >> reporter: major league baseball has sense security offici

mr. glenn, we saw you in iowa. and new hampshire. you described yourself as a businessman and an experienced senator. but last week, you seem to be describing yourself as a hero astronaut and tough marine. you have been all of these things but can you really decide what sorts of person you have been in different parts of the country? mr. glenn: i don't think i have changed my views. what you are talking about is the experience factor. i have been 10 years in washington and have passed major legislation. i know how washington operates. who knows the best from the white house, i have started for small businesses of my own. international corporations. one third of our agricultural production is sent overseas. we talk about the future and i have been working in the future all my life. i was in the military, healthy -- helping work on designing some of that equipment for the future. i have experience in the business area. i think those are very valuable additions, in addition to just being solely lifelong political entities. that gives a dimension that would give a good dimension for the white house. on making those decisions that you have to make. john: thank you

hero in his own right. he said when kasich was in washington he, quote, kicked some serious butt. >>> well, more progress in former jimmy carter's battle with cancer. mr. carter says doctors have told him he no longer needs treatment. that word came after an mri last week. last summer, mr. carter revealed that he had melanoma that spread to his brain. he had five months of radiation and immune drug therapy. >>> we have another passing of note this morning. the man who invented the modern e-mail system has passed away. ray tomlinson debuted the days way back in 1971. despite creating it, tomlinson was said to not check his own e-mail very often. tomlinson also chose the @ symbol to connect your user name with the destination address. details of why he died weren't immediately available. ray tomlinson was 74 years old. >> he didn't check his own e-mail. he's smarter than we gave him credit for. i love that. >>> a family outside of nashville, tennessee, is thanking their dogs for saving their lives. early sunday morning they woke to barking and they saw their detached garage engulfed in flames and the main house catching on fire. homeowner william mcclus