>> nari: ready? >> anthony: are you complaining about your hours, nari? the whole world. you have to kick the prostitute so many times. >> nari: that doesn't count. >> anthony: get in my mouth and stay there. [ laughter ] >> nari: she's already dead. >> anthony: come on. >> anthony: i'm getting this, like, weird sense of déjà vu. like, haven't we been in a fish market in seoul at some point in some previous life? [ laughter ] >> nari: walk down memory lane. what should we toast to this time? >> anthony: to a triumphant return to korea. second time around for me. >> nari: cheers to that. gunbae. >> anthony: gunbae. there's something i'm increasingly crazy about. that i've been craving since i got off the plane. banchan. the spicy, pickley, delicious snackies that accompany your meal in korea. >> anthony: ah, i miss this. this is, for me, one of the most exciting things about korean food, actually, is the banchan, yeah. >> nari: banchan? yeah. doesn't that just make you want to drink more soju? >> anthony: is that a hint or something? [ laughter ] >> nari:

officials say there was heavy rain time of the derailment...prelimi nary reports say a downed tree casued this to happen. passengers on that train say.. they were all panicking. officials say quote miracle that no one was killed. they are waiting for daylight this morning to continue the investigation. we're learning more about a suspicious device found in canon city. this is what it looked like. two people fished it out of the arkansas river... says he first spotted it over the weekend... and took later to dig it out. the nephew's parents called 9-1- 1. police and bomb squads evacuated middle of sunday night... and the bomb squad took it detonated. he'll now leave looks like a bomb alone... and let the pros deal with it. people killed in this plane crash in el paso county. identifed them as daniel murray of longmont... and layfayette. pilots. they were flying to an antique airplane convention in a 19-28 biplane... when they crashed. the ntsb is investigating the crash... and they haven't said yet what caused it. going public seems to be back on the table for frontier airlines. the airlin

i decided to wait until after pry nary. i do belie it's time to start thinking about november. we've got to beat hillary clinton. we need to listen to them. >> governor scott also say that go if party leaders take away the electionrom trump, republicans will skip the polls come election day. >> time to check on stories making news later today. >> christine cr is live. >> the youth fair kicking off the 65th year. includes rides, favorite foods and a whole lot more. >>> the hurricanes getting dance fever. looking to make a deep run in the tournament. the canes earning a number three ranking. the first game tonight at 6:50. and a big night on american idol. this time only five survive. find out who makes the cut tonight. >>> plus, the country going green for saint patrick's day. started at the day to honor the patron saint for ireland. turned into parades, green foods and green beer. live in the plex, christine cruz. >> and coming up next from the plex this morning. >> how long were you a slave? >> five years. >> what is your name? >> a sneak peak at the latest adaptation of an ep

scientists are pushing to use tin seconds in nary fight against zika virus. they proposed creating a line of genetically created mosquitos. >> two to four days it will be dead. >> he saw the modified mosquitos firsthand. >> this building here produces 2,000 male mosquitoses every single week. >> the process takes male mosquitos which don't bite and die before they can transmit the disease. >> they said they are all male and male mosquitos don't bite. i hope that is the case because there are 245,000 of them. >> since the start of the study in brazil the number of mass toes -- mosquitos that can spread the disease has gone way down. >> right now the fda is asking for the public's comments. after that they could be approved. >>> teachers in volusia county will try again tomorrow to hash out a deal to get a raise. they will sit down to try to come to an agreement. last month their meeting ended in a gridlock. teachers say they are being paid less than teachers in other school districts. >>> they are investigating the death of a woman that was being held in the f

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we got through the parade with their nary a shower and it was just beautiful. we're in for a big temperature slide in weekend. and then, yes, spring snow really. that's what we're going to have. how poetic is it that it's on the first day of spring. storm tracker shows what we talked about a moment ago, scattered showers pushing through nassau and suffolk county, sections of the jersey shore as well. we're seeing some stuff. watch it on the l.i.e. oyster bay seeing a little bit of stuff. keep in mind, the scattered showers are going to be part of our narrative as we head through the evening and into the overnight. 62 in bridgewater and trenton and 60 in sussex. watch the feels like temperatures. tomorrow that cooldown begins. we wake up at 8:00 to 39 degrees. and we are going to see breezy conditions. now advance it 24 hours ahead. saturday morning, 28 degrees. sunday it is going to be very chilly as well, setting us up for this combination of rain and snow. where does it go, how much do we get? i don't want to give you snow totals right now because we are stil

where their babies were baptized, where the parents funeralsing with held, this is the place they got naried. >>> this morning the roof is still smoldering. >>> the spirit of chipping in is just the spirit of engelwood. we are going to learn what itmeans to be church in a way that we haven't experienced before. >>> the preschool and kindergarten classrooms attached to the church are separated by a fire wall, they are virtually untouched. the congregation says they are ready to rebuild. in engelwood, cbs 2 news. >>> the fire chief says the sanctuary is no longer safe. investigators are on scene working to determine the cause of the fire. >>> new information about the search for a group of people scamming banks in suffolk county police released images of the suspect they asked to exchangethousands of dollars in cash for different denominations. they ask to return money after complications and refusing transactions but short the teller about $1,000. >>> a 14-year-old student is facing charges for bringing a police say a 9-millimeter handgun was found in his bag in crown heights, it was unloaded

cardin was deployed with the 21st marine expetition nary unit. his family said he enlisted two days after graduating high school. >>> the suspect in the paris attacks captured in brussels was apparently planning more violence. salah abdeslam was charged with murder in the paris attacks. officials say they found weapons in that and church. his next court appearance is wednesday. >>> back here at home and to the race for the white house, donald trump takes steps to cut down on violence at his rallies. . the trump campaign announc it will hire additional security personnel for trump's largest events. after a couple of violent incidents at trump events over the weekend. a protester was sucker-punched and repeatedly kicked by a supporter. >> i don't call them protesters. i think they're professional in many cases. they see what's happening with our campaign. because we're going to beat hillary clinton so easily, folks. >> trump also said he'll soon release a list of up to ten judges he would consider nominating for the supreme court and he said former

. >>> we saw the sun go down with nary a cloud in the sky. patches of rain and they will be marching in the area. some in the viewing area by tomorrow morning. let's extend this the clock look at the showers now creeping in. be aware of that are you up out and early on your saturday morning. temperatures will not drop all that fast. you see that with the clouds n the mid-50s. what about the 8:00 temperature? again, showers around 567894 degrees. some outdoor activities i'll give you forecasts and beyond. sunny is dicey. how about snow coming up. that's coming up. >> thank you. >>> and you can down load the weather app it is free in the google and apple app stores. we have breaking news, mr.is reduce looking for four men for shooting a man in east charlotte. and they say he was shot in the leg off atmore street. he will be okay. police are looking for four men wearing camo plants and dark shirts. decorated officer shot and killed by a gang member. the greenville chief identify the officer as alan jacobs. here is the victory. he said that he an

. % 17 and bboadway downtown, nary a car. we have as you can see a lot of green out there. north, south, east and west. lane restrictions peoria at i- 70. but otherwise travel times, 10 minutes on i-70 through stapleton. 225 looking good. parker road, denver tech center. dry on c-470. may be a damp area here or there. between the denver tech center, castle rock about 10 minutes, 12 minutes or so. it's a four-lane configuration at lincoln avenue, it is great north and southbound, it is smooth. >> oh, yeah. got to love the four lane configurations. better than that. thank you, jayson. >>> erin andrews will be awarded $55 million after she was videoed by a stalker and it was put online. just last week, andrews took the stand. >> it was so embarrassing. it was my private time. i never thought this would happen. >> her stalker has already served jail time, but will have to pay more than $38 million. the hotel has to pay aaound $27 million. >>> if you plan to head to starbucks to grab your coffee, there's an important recall for one of their most popular sandwiches. here's more d

for his vetted nary care will be donated to the animal recovery mission. in miami beach, layayron livingston, local10 news. >> victor:e're happy for joey. you rescue these dogs and their personality eventually comes out and makes it totally worth it. >> laurie: that family. the dog is going t/ be in heaven, absolute heavenly with all those kids. >> victor: going to have a lot of attention. >> laurie: layron was really enjoyingng that. kind of made me want a massage. >> victor: layn, we like that one. >> laurie: joey is living it up. andetup gets started this night for tonight carnaval on the mile. the mile is closed to traffic as art and music fills the streets provide can fun for the whole family. >> victor: we want you to meet some of the local10 news team. from noon n til 2:30 tomorrow christina congratulates, terrell forney, carlos suez and shyann malone will be out there. along with max mayfield, will manso and betty davis. >> laurie: compen calvin, jeff weinsier and michael seiden take over at 2:30. >> victor: i'll be there with them along with amy v

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it's a special day and a packed i continue near nary -- itinerary. we expect him to sit down with president obama inside the oval office, the first of ra stops on the historic visit today. justin trudeau touched down wednesday with his wife and three children. his first stop thursday will be the white house where he and president obama are expected to discuss climate change and beyond the border, the 2011 agreement between the u.s. and canada to work together to keep the border safe and secure by promoting trade and travel. part of the plan includes a preclearance where travelers will be screened by custom agents far way from the border. i mentioned a packed itinerary. the first stop is to the oval office. then a luncheon hosted by john kerry then the state dinner, the first in 19 years. history is about to be made in d.c. live embassy, nick giovanni, wusa 9. >>> we are hearing from the resource officers that rushed into a burning building saving four people and a dog. they were helping youngsters get home from school safely when the fire broke out.

however there's some indication preliminary nary indication that maybe thursday would be a little warmerwe're still not bumping it up yet. keeping in mid 60s. again we'll wait and see on that. we may trend it up more. in terms of satellite a lot of clouds stuck in place. we'll have clouds in place. and later on this afternoon we begin to break to sunshine. anything before 3:00 is going to be bonus sunshine. couple of showers coming up i 95 this morning. here's the forecast today. drizzle out there to start. drizzle at lunchtime. we'll trend better, drier, sunnier in the afternoon. and that will get us up to about 60 degrees or so. here's your day forecast. 74 tomorrow. pm showers. could be a thunderstorm places spotty though. st. patty's day thursday. looks g 65. couple showers no big deal and mostly sunny, friday, 6 1. cooler down to 50s for the week it's spring coming in on surprised and it looks like that will be the coolest day of the 7 day period.. what do you know. here's erin cuomo. >> 5:48 now. we are dealing with slow downs and good news we'll start through metro on or close to

. >> it is one of the weird sin na narys and perhaps the best thing that happened tonight was kasichng ohio. and it keeps opposition divided. >> it's like, the delegate number, and pro portional. >> i like the w. or the, you know, charlie, great to see you. >> thank you. >> what about the things charlie just mentioned? the ted cruz argument this is now just a two-man race? >> this election made clear this is effectively now a two person race and choice and we win and beat donald trump decisively. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. unless you have allergies., then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase

breast and the second that heart disease is associated with calcium deposits found in the corps row nary arteries so they looked at under 300 women having c.a.t. scans of their chests and compared it to mammograms. let me show you what they were looking a you'll see these are normal blood invests in the breast. this is a ct scan of the heart. if you look at this image, this big white here is calcium deposits in the breast artery. here you see calcium deposits in the corps row nary arteries and the findings of this study were significant. they found that the two were associated so the thinking is can we one day look at calcium found on mammogram and predict risk of heart disease in it's not uncommon to be told that you have calcium deposits when you have a mammogram. >> exactly and by the way, tiny flecks or micro or macro calcifications and they occur all over our body, often normal part of aging, in the valves of the heart, practice ten--placenta. >> so break it down for us. when you see the headlines saying that mammograms could lead to be able to detect heart disease. >> we are not th

because the school wasn't notified, till rad nary police made the connection. >> any information aboutspecially behavior that's this serious, upping, we would want to know about at an institution. but, again, we have to respect the limitations that -- of an on-going sensitive law enforcement investigation. >> reporter: he's been fired from his faculty position and barred from campus. his attorney says he will plead not guilty to the charges against him but -- >> he's realistic. he's very sad. he's very sorry to be in this position. he's very sorry for the university. >> reporter: we've reached out to homeland security officials to try to get some answers as to why an arrest was not made in this case self years ago. we have not yet received any kind of a comment. it's worth noting that police say at least for now there's no evidence that christopher who's did anything other than possess and view these child important images. lucy. >> this will continue for while. bruce gordon thank you in bucks county neshaminy school district sent home letter to parents about unknown man watching middl

revolution nary guards whether they seized our sailors and paid no penalty and had secretary kerry thankthem, thank them for how it handled. they said, oh, my god we can do anything. david: right. perception is key in the middle east. i have got to ask though, the european sanctions have been lifted. we often said, in fact you and i argued this, the problem we may have a snap-back of some of our sanctions, we may not. that doesn't stop europeans from continuing to do business with them even if they violate every tick of that treaty. is that what is going on now? >> you nailed it because the hard-liners in iran now know, even if we called for sanctions to be reapplied, president obama will not, they know that, he is clinging to the legacy desperately, europeans will not play ball. there is gold rush in tehran. in iran right now, europeans and not use you are europeans, global corporations are in on this. david: right. they're not going to stop for nothing. i have to ask you a final question, because we're being wrapped for time here. what happens if they start building a nuclear bomb agai

. >> and growth numbers are sboord nary. some of these numbers just can't hold up for the long-term and when they start to slow do people get frustrated and say, you know what, to your point, yeah, this turned into apple. valuation is great and cash is great but where is it going. >> here's another question for you. is it starting to get meaningful competition from the instagrams of the world. >> isn't this though validation more than anything else to the job that zuckerberg has done and the company has performed at the level to even fall into this. >> no doubt. it was not a given that they would make the jump from desktop primary to mobile and they did that within the same six months that they became public and it was also not a given that any of the stuff was monetizable and they did that and by the way they did that while surrounded by naysayers that said no one is going to do anything like this. >> the mobile add growth is extraordinary. talk about video ad growth. that's the direction they're going and zuckerberg seems

i think the nary stif beginning to change. as people see more of bernie sanders i think you'll see a change more. >> reporter: talk about the superdelegates. tell us about wisconsin as well before we get to the superdelegates. we're here, clearly this is the place where people love him. look at milwaukee and other areas where it will be hardener those latin america and latino communities. >> we'll campaign in every one of them, be here a lot. >> reporter: talk about the superdelegates. you're trying to convince them obviously at the convention but that will be tough. still about 400 folks who are going to have to change their minds going from clinton to sanders. >> there are hundreds of other superdelegates who are uncommitted at this point. and for them it will be very easy to be with the secretary but they're not, which tells you something about where they are. let me tell you this about superdelegates. they want to win in november. as we demonstrate in the second half of this primary season, that we have the momentum, that

the injured missionaries from utah, three mormon mig naries serving in -- missionaries were escorting a fourth person to the airport. they had just gone through the security check point. elder richard norvy, 66 of lehigh, utah. elder joseph empe, who is 20 years old of santa clara, utah. elder, mason wells, 19 years old of sandy utah. what you have been able to learn, greg, fill us in. reporter: yeah, exactly. those three, one would guess they would be the near the american airlines ticket counter. there was an american airlines flight scheduled to leave, head back to the united states, a short time after these bombs went off, could well have been hit bit impact of the bomb. seems that the bomb near the ticket counter could have been suicide bomb. could have been a larger blast. that is why, luckily they are not in danger of dying but they are in critical condition. we can all just pray for them. back to you. harris: greg palkot, we'll come back to you during this hour as news grants. right now we want to check on this, fox news alert. if you were just joining us to let you know the s

ron nary, the campaign spokesperson and alex conan, for marco rubio. thank you for coming in.in a lot of debates, and of course in the cycle, ted cruz app and marco rubio have spent more time attacking each other than the front runner, possibly to their ultimate disadvantage. it seems like it might be different tonight. do you agree with the assessment, a night really all about everybody trying to take down donald trump? >> agree only that we'll have to wait until the debate is over in order to make the assessment. >> well, i think if you look in the debate last week, certainly it was not a good night for donald trump, because the candidates did focus on him and engage him in a way that they hadn't. i would expect that would happen again. look, dths is t look, donald trump is the front-runner, if they don't want him to be the nominee, they need to coalesce around someone else. marco rubio's campaign is in the long run, defeating donald trump, i suppose he would disagree with that. >> this will be a night of drawing contrast. campaigns about similarities, their wage on differen

. >> reporter: later tests showed that 100% of her corps row nary artery was blocked by a clot and another that blockage sometimes called the widowmaker frequently results in sudden death. in less than 15 minutes, freddie and his team stopped the heart attack by suctioning out blood clots and if your instinct is to go back to bed i have since heard many y what i wanted to do and never woke up. >> reporter: here's the thing. one of the most haunting things sue told us if i go to the er they'll think i'm crazy blue a lot of women have none of the classic simms until it's too late. many in the middle of a heart attack don't feel right. don't ignore your intuition. the worst thing he say, you're fine. you can live with that. >> something we as women don't think about it. always think, oh, men are the ones that get the heart attacks. i would be like, heartburn. >> also worried what other people will think. they'll think we're crazy? she wasn't obese, had done all the right things. >> you would never think that's a heart attack. >> ex >> well, we need to, though. that's the point here. we have t

temperature is 38 degrees, lots of sunshine, nary a cloud in the sky. 26 white plains, still 28 up towards monticello, 30 around sussex. we're looking at sunshine today, 52 by 5:00. but in between 2:00 an 5:00 today. so that will feel nice. now, tomorrow we're going to get to 69, maybe 70 degrees west of the city. that will be a nice end to march. but april comes in kicking and screaming as it gets really chilly the first part of next week. michelle. >> all right, thank you so much. >>> that's the news for now, "live with kelly and michael" coming up at 9:00. more of "good morning america" [ cheers and applause ] >>> welcome back to "good morning america." moments away from "gma's" date with destiny. our boy band on the left. they need some help. our girl group on the right. the showdown. >> absolutely. ginger is a ringer now. who will win? the ladies or the gents. can't wait to see their performances for so many reasons. right inside to robin. >> lara, you know they're both winners for doing anniversary of "eat, pray, love," the best-seller changing lives all around the world selling more

yes, let's applaud. [ applause ] nary and glenn, in particular, when you look at these data and you doevery day, what is to be done to bring more latino voters in the republican party, especially when you have a candidate like trump that seems to be alienating that? glenn, let's start with you. >> senate candidates, you've got five to seven that are in competitive situation, five toss-ups. in states where the latino vote is in a significant vote, what advice do you give them? run away from the candidate? >> first of all, i have not wrapped my head around or willing to concede that trump will be the nominee. it's certainly looking more likely each primary. some will say i'm unrealistic to say it won't be him. >> a bunch of people will take bets on that one. >> probably not at his casino, since it failed. don't give bill clinton a blank check. that's what you're more likely to see, if donald trump is the nominee, don't give hillary clinton a blank check. for the huge problems that he has with the american public, that he has earned, you know, he has a 50% negative polling, the worst by f