noah: the main thing is about control here.to see that equity investor is not exerting a controlling interest over the bank. they will be looking for assurances along those lines. investors can go a long way to make that just by pledging and actually having a legal agreement to say that they are going to be passive. vonnie: does he come close with any other stocks? any other financials at the moment? noah: he still owns quite a bit of goldman sachs. he owns u.s. bank. e owns m&t bank corp. historically has had insurance holdings as well. really none of them are financial institutions quite as large as wells fargo. the positions are not quite as big. betty: thank you so much, noah. from -- something of him as a superhero, warren buffett. also superheroes on the screen this weekend. warner bros. posting its biggest domestic opening weekend ever raking in $170 million with its new movie "batman versus superman: dawn of justice o." this is despite the majority of negative reviews from critics. erik davis is joining us, managing edi

hi, i'm noah bond, . noah hi, i'm noah bond, . sarah and, i'm sarah johns. march has arrived and that means time for spring cleaning. and that includes your budget. noah we'll show you how you clean up your finances... tonight on kolo 8 news now at five. yosemite..you have seen the historic welcome sign...but it's gone now after it was stolen amid controversial name changes to the park's most iconic attraction. the fresno bee says the sign was stolen some time over the weekend. dozens of signs were scheduled to be covered up and replaced with temporary new names, including the sign for the ahwahnee hotel. and many visitors are upset by the change. "people have an attachment to this hotel and this park like ronald and i do so i'm sure that's what was in their heart, but it doesn't make it right." a new private vendor is scheduled to take over park concessions today. the former vendor owns the trademarks to the names being changed and has sued the park service for breach of contract. the park service says the lawsuit has forced gusty winds will produce choppy

noah location. they must accommodate tankers coming in. it could cost millions to build a space at the base if they do in fact stay. >> it's no secret that there would have be to some additional buildings here and that's a $90 million item either for noah or for the air force. >> noah officials -- studies will be conducted on sites and completed within 7 weeks. >>> spa getty warehouse is asking their fans where they want their new location to be. the restaurant posted an online page. patrons can vote on and suggest a new location. the warehouse was set to close its ybor city after 25 years of business, but they had a change of heart and decided to move instead of moving. >>> thousands of honey bees >> they were evicted from a gate -- where the bees are >>> welcome back. more than 80,000 honey bees have been evicted from a gated community in lakeland. >> 80,000. news channel 8 captured the bee take down. we're joined from lakeland. i imagine things got crazy, melissa. >>reporter: absolutely. luckily no one was stung. if you look over here,

a letter of support for noah's law from maryland's governor larry hogan but mr. leotta is concerned that the requirements and penalties of noah's law have been watered down by the house judiciary committee. >> this law with the make a difference and actually save lives. >> and we're going to pass a tough and comprehensive bill for mandatory ignition interlock devices in the cars of all convicted drunk drivers in maryland. i'm totally determined to make that happen. >> reporter: the first vote on noah's law is scheduled in the maryland house of delegates tomorrow morning. reporting from annapolis, chris gordon, news4. >>> two days of public tributes for former first lady nancy reagan are just about over. this is at the ronald reagan presidential library in california. mrs. reagan's funeral will take place tomorrow. she'll be buried next to her husband on the grounds of that library, and we will carry the funeral live for you tomorrow starting at 2:00 here on nbc 4. >>> a love story for the ages. that's how a former white house butler remembers the reagans. alan de

his supervisor at the noah house. >> we need him to be back at work, working and doing his groups. >> mr. jones, it states you violated condition 7 by failing to obey all laws, ordinances or statutory conditions of conditional release. and at this time we're going to take testimony from officer fricks. >> i was on the west side of the railroad tracks. i saw the defendant ride his bike towards the tracks. he entered through a hole in a six-foot chain link fence that was put up to keep people off the property. and he was stopped on the west side. >> when you came in contact with him, was he cooperative with you? >> yes. >> after a few more questions, the parole examiner asked jones' probation officer to weigh in. >> given that this charge is dismissed, i would recommend reinstatement. and being convicted of the charge, i would have recommended return to prison. >> mr. jones, is there anything you want to add? >> god know they need me back there working. i really want to be there to help them fulfill the goals and everything of the job. i want to go back to that position and really help

ted noah will have an update in minutes. jason: it is primary day. the big when the sunshine state with donald trump in the lead. it could be a make or break day for senator marco rubio. for the democrats, bernie sanders is trailing hillary clinton. today is also high stakes race for the presence candidates in ohio. michelle: the division will have an in-depth look at the as voters head to the polls. >> on peter alexander from here in battleground ohio, traveling with ohio governor john kasich. his approval rating among ohio republicans is nearly 80%. k transit that into victory today to stay alive and help slow donald trump trajectory towards the nomination? trump is in ohio as well. we will have all of that when we see you are in today. jason: also what' s at stake for the democrats as they campaign for delegates across five states. you can see chuck todd live on her newscast at 6:00 this morning and then cigarette for more analysis when the today show gets going at 7:00 on wesh 2. michelle: a jury will hear more testimony in hulk hogan sac state t

it is yet to be determined what know law will look like. -- noah's law will look like. jonathan: new information after a fire in southeast washington. we told you about the police officers who happened on the help.and started to a firefighter was also injured after giving up his mask to help a woman he was rescuing brief. breathe. we turn -- michelle: we turn to d.c. where the search is on for a man who sexually assault a woman in the mount park neighborhood. stephen has the latest on this investigation. steven: alison, about 25 minutes ago, this piece of paper that warns residents to be on guard. a woman walked into the building with a very dangerous man right behind her. t was about 10:00 p.m. a man followed her and at some point inside, he attacked. >> i always try to shut the door behind me, but it's very scary to think this could happen a few doors down. >> the suspect beat the woman and then tried to sexually assault her. it is on clear where the attack -- unclear where the attack took place or how the man managed to make it into a secure unit, which unnerves thos

>> the statehouse fight for noah's law has bee memory. the charge led by the father of fallen montgomery county officer noah leotta. >> he was struck by a drunk driver. ultimately died from the injuries. >> the house and the senate passing version of the law expanding use of the breathalyzer ignition interlock to all drunk drivers not just repeat offenders and the most drunk. advocates believe the house version riddled with loopholes. the senate version requirings everyone arrested for drunk driving get one of these that they have to blow in before they start the car. the house version allows for someone to refuse to take the test and have suspension of the driver's license rather than get the interlock. as the house and the senate race to reconcile the bill before th adjourns april 11, the advocates are again speaking out. >> noah recognized that drunk drivers are really domestic terrorists on the road. all over america. killing 10,000 people a year. >> it will go to a conference committee made up of delegates and senators. they have a w

>> sharon: noah, just delete it. >> noah: that's gonna change the facts, mom. grandpa would do anything to stay out of jail, and the truth is i'm no better. >> sharon: you are a much better person than your grandfather could ever hope to be. >> noah: i ran away instead of owning up to what i did to

you just can't do it drunk. >> reporter: noah's law is named for officer noah leotta killed by a drunk driver in december. the family's grief. >> i miss him every day. there's not a day that goes by that i'm not thinking about him. >> reporter: his father displ displayed this letter of support from maryland governor larry hogan but mr.ly ott that is concerned that the requirements and penalties of noah's law have been watered down by the house judiciary committee. >> right now they've neutered it and we need to restore back those provisions that would make it actually save lives. >> reporter: the families of victims of drunk drivers came to annapolis to show their support for noah's law. i'm here for may daughter janet and in 2003 a repeat offender took her life. >> this is my daughter amend ma grace, january 3rd, 2008, i lost her and my fiance brian as well. third time. had the drunk survived it would have been his third dwi. >> reporter: ahead we'll hear how a maryland mother whose 5-month-old daughter was di aged in a crash with a founded a nationwide organization 35 years ago and i

honors the late police officer noah leotta.. it provides ignition locks.ald is live in i annapolis.na tom i understand this quickly turned heated today. >> reporter: well, you know, laura, it's a situation whereonw there are a lot of emotions emon running through all of this. t this is the letter we obtained earlier today from governor govr larry hogan to the family of o officer noah leotta. in it the governor says that passing noah's law would send a strong message that thishat ti state is going to get serious about keeping drunk driverspi off the roads. so what's this all about? well,ng right now the maryland l dui limit is .08 but under the r current law, you wouldn't have ' to use one of those ignition blockoffs with breathalyzers until you hit .15.15 the family of officer leotta leo and others in the law enforcement community say that is just ridiculous.icul >> are you kidding me? howe? could we be thinking abouting a these people that havee recklessly and irresponsibly ruined lives? but that'sut what's going on. too many people are dying on dno maryl

noah's dream came true and we were there to capture the moment. just after the event, he walked out of the security gates to give noah a hero-sized hug and he even posed with pictures with the entire family. that is class. >> julie: absolutely. >> ginger: he's building generations of wrestling fans with just that one little boy. you can appreciate the gesture. thanks to kirstin o'connor for making that happen. meteorologist candace campos is in for tom tonight. you can't get any better with this weather. >> julie: so beautiful. just perfect. a live look outside over central florida. a nice, quiet evening. it's going to be mild. temperatures 70 in orlando. 71 in ocala. the winds are starting to pick up a bit from the east-southeast at 13 to 14 miles per hour. how do temperatures look right now? earlier today they were in the upper 70's to low 80's and now we're cooling on down. 69 in sanford. 70 in orlando. 69 in daytona beach. here's what's going on in the atmosphere. not much. we've got a ridge of high pressure in control, really taking control a

brett: ted noah has the latest. ted: we have arrived on scene here at 5:18 you can see the cleanup effort underway. what we do know so far since was involving a frito-lay' s truck they' the roadway. is closed. i will show you the location. the crash scene is a little bit past a road 404. what you want to do is follow this as fhp is set it up. the i-95 southbound d2 r, getting onto state road 404, take that to eau gal lie back to i-95. add some time to your commute. let' s take a look at some construction that' s happening right now on the roadway. there we have it on the five to eight east and west bound by i-drive. about a mile worth of construction. amy: we are in the low to mid 80' s today we are back to the 80 degrees today. we are definitely going to continue to climb in central florida in the next few days. we will be in the mid-80' s tomorrow. we are going up a little bit every day. today, we will get back to normal today. a little cooler at the coast with a southeast breeze. our inland areas will be at 79 or

for instance, my hollywood name is trevor noah.real name is trevor noah. ( laughter ). >> i thought you were going to help me out here. what i>> trevor: what is your fl name. >> theodore peter james. >> i don't know why i said it like that. >> trevor: because it get a response, that's why. this is, like, a crazy thing that happens. >> i did it because it was easier. and i have to say, i wanted to be called theo james as well. hello, everybody, would let me over your wall, please. let's talk about the movie. it's a hume series. have you ever wondered why these films are so successful? young kid reading about basically the end of the world. why is that so popular? why-- ( laughter ) >> genuinely, i think it's obviously fantasy material but i think young people question what the ( bleep ) will happen to, you know, a generation or two's time >> trevor: will there be just good-looking people left? >> in a fake chicago, yes. being given tasks. >> trevor: i loved that in the movie, chicago survives. everywhere else get destroyed. yeah. i

this is for noah leotta hid and killed by suspected drunk driver in rockville. the maryland lawmakers weigh the punishment but what else can we expect in the future of the free state? brad bell sat down with governor hogan and got the one-on-one time with him. they join us live to tell us about it. how did it go? >> the governor is feeling good these days. cancer free, his health is improving. you mentioned the noah's law. he says he is in supp he hasn't seen the final version yet. we talk to them about a number of things as the second session winding down. he is claiming a victory on a balanced budget. he is no fan of donald trump. >> it has been challenging and interesting. brad: after more than a year in office. >> cancer batm. >> i'm very pleased that people support their habit. >> the second balanced budget. >> 98% intact. and as he did this morning near fort meade he is crisscrossing the state, announcing road repairs and construction. >> we put unprecedented $2 billion in the road and the bridge improvement. >> the basic democracy. we don't have that in m

but go inside to inside to ted noah with a traffic check. ted: altamonte springs is hitting is your this morning. if you have to travel west from seminole into orange, that is one of the is your spots. -- of the busier spots. westbound lake mary to lee road, no major delays just yet. jazmin: today, orange county' s heroin task force will lay out their plan to fight what' s being called an epidemic. jason: they' ve been meeting for months now, studying the problem. brett connolly joins us now. brett, the group is ready to tell us what they' brett: it' that' s ripping apart families. now, finding a solution to this powerful and highly addictive drug has become a major focus. problem, we' ll hear from orange county' s heroin task force. they' ll discuss recommendations on what needs to be done in law enforcement, education, and prevention. the numbers are down this year, but are still staggering the orange county sheriff' s office says 35 overdoses so far this year, compared to 50 at this point last year. heroin addicts also comprise a large nu

noah... it was inside this casino that two men got into an argument.... as away he was shot in the chest. reno police gave us the mugshot of the suspect in the shooting.... 38- year-old kiley grayson. investigators tell us grayson stayed in the casino until they arrived. police say grayson shot the other man.. whose name has not been released. "there was some physical and verbal altercation between the two parties that led to some level of escalation. the victim kinda engaged with suspect initially, started to try to walk away when the suspect pulled out a firearm and shot him one single gunshot wound to the chest." police did not say why the fight happened in the first place. grayson was booked on a charge of open murder. the casino is currently closed to customers no one else was injured in the shooting and details on the weapon used were not released by police. live in downtown reno... paul harris... kolo 8 news now. reno police officers found a car they say -may be connected to a series of recent burglaries in south reno. this white two-door car was f

i'm trevor noah. we have a wonderful show for you tonight.ur guest new york city mayor bill deblasio is here! (cheers and applause) finally, going to talk about my rent. (laughter) first, breaking news -- mitt romney slams donald trump. earlier today, he unleashed a fury of third-degree burns. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud, a business genius he is not. he has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president. donald trump tells us he is very, very smart. i'm afraid when it comes to foreign policy, he is very, very not smart. (laughter) >> trevor: i don't think you won with that line. that was like a very, very sick not burn. mmm... now i know why we didn't invite mitt romney to the comedy central trump roast. mr. trump is so very, very not attractive that if given the choice to have a sexual encounter with him using jeb's genitals, i would choose to do something else entirely. (fake laugh) but this whole announcement is a bit of a shift from the last time romney spoke about trump four years ago. >> thank you to donald trump for h

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much.t tonight, "sports illustrated" model and chef here to tell us how to cook for john legend, chrissy teigen is here! ( cheers and applause ) yes! now we all know the news about trump. but before we get to that, let's pour out some nyquil for the homey we lost. >> dr. ben carson issuing a statement just moments ago saying he does not see "a political path forward for his campaign." >> he said that he's going to

noah's law is named after police officer noah loeo take. he was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver. >>> the two eaglets feed your help. they need names. right now d.c. two, d.c. three, we can do better than that. the american eagle foundation is using social media to encourage fans to suggest names to the new duo. send your naming ideas. you may want to think about gender neutral names as the gender of the birds yet. leslie? >> leslie? >> yeah, it could go man or woman. >> something bird-like, though. >> like what? >> something that will work for an an hima animal? >> buffy. >> >> go to our facebook page. >> tweetity. >> do they tweet? need something regal. winning names will be announced april 26. >> royal sglnch i like that. my middle name. ahead the dhapgichanging threate u.s. capitol from its few chief. >>> and important endorsement expected today. what else to expect in wisconsin. >>> how about shirley. shirley you musbe that's a leslie nielsen joke. anyway, i'll be talking about the impact the weather will have on your plans t

noah's law is named after police officer noah liatta. he was working a checkpoint last year and was hit and killed by a drunk driver. >>> the deanwood metro station on sad. davonte washington was a ninth grader at largo high school and a member of the air force rotc. he was with his mother and two sisters when police say a gunman walked up to him, asked him a question and then shot him. police say the shooting was not random, but they are not talking about a motive. >>> a suspected killer committed suicide in maryland today and caused problems for thousands of police say the man who jumped in front of a marc train was expected of shooting three people. marc and amtrak services were delayed for hours after the train hit in howard county. investigators say he shot two people at a truck stop in jessup on sunday, killing one, wounding the other. now they think that shooting was a case of mistaken identity. but we've learned el prado also shot and wounded a woman at an apartment in prince george's county. and police think the two of them had

let' s get right to ted noah in the traffic center. ted: it is a big crash on i-4 westbound in a volusia county. it is right before state route 44. it is actually two separate one of them involves a box car, which was transporting mail. the other crash involves two semi trucks. we' ve also heard that there is a fuel spill involved with this crash. there is a lot that needs to be cleared up in this area of i-4 westbound. your backup plan is u.s. 92. again, to crashes just about a half-mile apart from each other. i-4 westbound is close down. already a three mile backup. use u.s. 92, international speedway boulevard as your backup. amy: we do have a significantly different weather pattern today, compared to last week. we had a cold front come through over the weekend, and now we have much cooler, drier air working in. sunrise is still about an hour to go. we have some cloud cover to the south, but we will have plenty of sun today, as a cool breeze comes out of the northwest. our highs will only make it back look at where we are this morni

noah but he'll be here with @us. @>> early this morning, noah @passed away in hospice care. @a benefit is planned next month @for his family at the high @school. @akron students voiced their @frustration with university @president scott scarborough and @his policies yesterday. @the akron beacon journal reports @it handed out he must go wrist @bands and stickers, also @collected signatures on a @petition and hoped to get 1,000 @signatures by tomorrow. @an undergraduate student poll of @3,000 students, in this poll, @56% had no confidence in the @controversial president. @>>> if you take i-90 to downtown @cleveland, you may have noticed @the wall to your right, it's @falling apart. @now since this past fall, crews @have been working to replace the @concrete noise barrier with a @new one. @crews built the original one in @1992. @about 20 years later, o dot @noticed a crack and gameing @holes. @ping @holes. @>> when the walls would get @moisture and start breaking @apart, that's when we realized @the concrete walls maybe weren't @northeast ohio for durability, @had he didn't las

. >> noah: stalling, luca. >> luca: am i? >> noah: yeah, you are. you' re just standing there thinking about what' s in this divorce for you. >> summer: look, can we just try to be civil about this, you guys? >> luca: no, it' s all right, summer. i' m not offended in the least. your question' s on point. what is in it for me? what? you and marisa get to be married for better or, let' s be honest, for worse, while i' m left with what? >> marisa: well, you could aim for some self-respect. >> luca: oh, i have plenty of that. >> marisa: then how about your

i'm trevor noah. thank you so much.y guest tonight, "sports illustrated" model and chef here to tell us how to cook for john legend, chrissy teigen is here! ( cheers and applause ) yes! now we all know the news about trump. but before we get to that, let's pour out some nyquil for the homey we lost. >> dr. ben carson issuing a statement just moments ago saying he does not see "a political path forward for his campaign." >> he said that he's going to have much more to say about this on friday in a speech but he's clearly going to bow out of this race. >> trevor: that's right, people. ben carson announced they had he'd leave the race two days from now. ( laughter ) because he even drops out slow. ( laughter ) "i have an urgent announcement to make. and so i will make it in two days' time." ( laughter ) oh, we're gog miss you, ben. so it's official, folks. donald trump won big last night. yeah. republicans in seven more states said they would choose donald trump as their commander in chief and the cheeseburger as their fav

if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision, noah and, i'm noah bond. ?do you know anyone complaining about an itchy throat or runny nose? sarah it's going around. we're pin-pointing the problem and possible remedies at 6-30. announcer: "you're watching kolo 8 news >>> next tonight here, homeward bound. american astronaut scott kelly returning to earth tonight. >> and liftoff. the year in space starts now. >> reporter: for 340 days, commander scott kelly living onboard the international space images. the space walks, the selfies, earth and the aurora lights. even the first flowers grown in space onboard the station. he was there to study the effects of space on the human body. compared to his twin brother, back on earth. moments captured. the carrots. and the game of ping-pong with a the handshake when he first arrived with the crew. and now, the hugs, as he left. closing the hatch, a final image looking out the window. and a final tweet, his last sunrise before returning to earth. incredible. welcome home. super tuesday results throughout the night. i'm

police packed a marylandmaylan senate hearing where lawmakers a discussed noah's law. law the law requires breathalyzerzer ignition locks for convicted con drunk drivers which keepsicee their cars from starting ifm stn they are over the limit forimit alcohol. the bill is named for officer noah leotta who died in i december after being hit by a a car while working on a drunkn a driving task force. police say the suspect is a repeat drunk driving offender.fn >> too many people are dying on maryland roadways at the hands of drunk drivers. the state of d maryland has weak laws dealing with drunk with driving and even weaker penalties. >> today maryland governorarylar larry hogan announced he's supporting noah's law as well. . the bill has been passed by the statehouse judiciary committee.commit >> president obama welcomedme canadian prime minister justin j trudeau to the white houseeau this morning.to this mor this inis the firstng visit by a canadian leader in nearly two decades. following the welcomingthe wemig discuss issues including thencli economy and investing in cl

ted noah has a look at how this -- how to get around this. jason: we will get to ted coming up straight ahead here on wesh 2 news sunrise. let' s get that forecast first. amy: we are to the upper 80' s, even 90' s. we' re starting off with some cloud cover. sunrise is at 7:35 a.m. try air this afternoon. mostly sunny skies. i noon, 82 degrees. upper 80' s, even 90 in some spots, our warmest day of the i will take you county by county in a few minutes. jason: let' s turn to commitment 2016, it' s almost showtime. less than one hour away until our polls open. michelle: and the stakes are high. this may be the last chance for some republicans hoping to stop donald trump. jason: our primary day team coverage begins with meet the press moderator chuck todd. good morning, chuck. >> good morning. jason: marco rubio may mean -- may need a miracle to win here in his home state of florida. >> all of the polls show that he is trailing. all the money he has been spending, against donald trump, it still does not look good. but some of the polls may not ha

a pass on addressing a dangerous situation: unsupervised felons in our community. 10investigates' noah pransky first exposed the problem last year. now, he breaks down how state continues to put you at risk. for a ninth year running now, the governor and legislature will not give a salary boost to most of the state's one-million workers. that's despite another year of record revenues! and one place those tight budgets are felt is the department of corrections in charge of prisons and probation. we've shown the starting salary for a probation officer pales in comparison to their counterparts here in the bay area.. which has prevented the state from hiring qualified officers. that means felons re-introduced to the community don't have proper supervision. which, we know, has led to some of them committing new, violent crimes. this is just one example of what happens when you slash budgets and don't replenish them.. and it's happening all across florida. however, there are some employees who will get raises.... the politically- connected supervisors of election in each county. they'll get

her oldest daughter gave birth to a baby boy, noah. welcome to the world, noah. >> hey, noah. let's get a ship and sale. >> can't wait to see pictures. >> she is very excited. that baby will be very loved. you know that grandparent love, all the love, no responsibility. >> [ laughter ] >>> loving the weather, too. this is such a great time of year except for a few things. it can be really variable. i'm going to call it unpredictable, but yes, it can be really variable. and so, it is tough to keep track of, but nice warm temperatures for the next few days. here's a look at solar farm 5, you can see solar panels collecting some of that energy in the eastern part of wake county. 50 is the current temperature, it is going to be a breezy day. sometimes you can see the trees moving in the background but not too much of that just yet in eastern wake county. we should see gusts 25 to 30 miles per hour this afternoon, along with dry conditions, that will keep us at risk of fire this afternoon. officials encouraging you not to do any outdoor burning unless you have to and if you do, kee

noah pransky, 10 investigates.>>> a recipient a big line items in this year's budget includes carter -- charter schools, and the clearwater marine aquarium. the governor could be go any individual line item -- line item. he cannot add new appropriations.>>> deputies found two credit card's at a 7- eleven gas station this week. the sheriff's office says these scammers had bluetooth technology. that means criminals could have accessed data from a few feet away from the device. check your bank statements for more to come on 10 news.>>> a community tired of living in sloppily built homes.>> homeowner say it is taking dr horton longer to do repairs than it did to build their home.>>> i am dave wirth. jordan spieth, number one in the world, has players concerned. i will let you know more coming up in sports.>>> we have been talking about the forecast over the last couple of days. look at this clock, 27-30 miles >>> tonight at 8:00, survivor. 9:00, listen closely, i will be at my desk. the victoria's secret's swim show. i might stick around for 10 news at 11. stay up for the late show with

noah pransky. >>> new video with the european migrant crisis. this is an area look at a spot on the border of greece and macedonia, a major route for migrants trying to get into europe. 14,000 people are there fighting for safe -- safety and food for the country limited the number of people allowed in. while the group waits comment leaders are trying to stop the flow of migrants all together. turkey is asking the eu for money. >>> rescuers are hoping you will think twice about things when you throw stuff into the water. choking on filleted fish and some have died. this is one case where rescuers were able to get the pelican and remove the fish lodged in the pelican spread. the bird was able to fly away. >>> uss could have an exit $22 million to relocate its medical school to the channel district in tampa. that is thanks to a deal that lawmakers struck sunday. it needs to be approved by governor scott. it will double the $17 million that it has to make the move. we are breaking down by this extra money for the ucf medical school matters to you. a

>> sharon: noah, just delete it. >> noah: that's gonna change the facts, mom. grandpa would do anything to

noah does not feel embarrassed or a shame he loves driving me nuts. role and stump his feet. he smiles, he laughs. he laughs at the my husband. he laughs. >> you guys haven't gotten to the page where right after all that happens, i'm so bad, i'm the worst kid in the world. i'm so bad. >> quincy and torey, you guys have young kid. jen and i have kids that are older. they do feel bad about the behavior new good do you feel bad when they start to feel bad. >> please remember this next time you are acting a fool in target in the underwear department. >> that is right. >> right now my little one just does not the care. >> number four toddlers they often have etan trum because they feel a disconnect with us. one of the top reasons is when your child feels a lack of connection with you. common causes maybe a new sibling or starting out the a new school or maybe you going back to work. the office says it is lack of connection that leaves your child feeling vulnerable, confused and scared and don't cause more disconnect by ignoring them. helping them understan

named for officer noah leotta hit and killed by suspected drunk driver last year. the m both passed the bill. here is the rub. they have been passed in different forms. today, supporters of the law went to annapolis to push legislators to work together to work out the differences. >> we can't let the legislators go home until the job is done. >> noah recognized that drunk drivers are domestic terrorists on the road. killing 10,000 people a year. jonathan: the senate's version of noah's law would mandate ignition interlock device for anyone arrested on the drunk driving charges. you have to blow in it to make sure the car would stop and if you weren't drunk it wouldn't. the house version doesn't. i will now go to conference committee. lawmakers have a week and a half to iron out differences. michelle: the phrase "northern scum" may not be come out of the maryland state song afterall. the effort to change the words to stalled in a house committee. lawmakers want more time to consider other options meaning that the changes aren't likely to come up for a vote before th

noah's law moves forward named for police officer noah leotta who was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver in rockville last year. exexpands ignition interlock requirements for drunk drivers in maryland. today it advanced in the house of delegates with the stricter provisions. it requires devices and cars with drivers and blood alcohol content of .08 or greater. last december, officer cody fields approached a car while a driver was unconscious inside. fields used a baton to break a window. a second officer brian nesbitt helped pull the man from a >> get him to a safe distance. maureen: today they receiverred the gold medal valor award. at the ceremony the victim met the officers for the first time since the rescue. what firefighter gave up his oxygen mask to save a woman from the smoke this week. and his throat is still raw from the smoke he inhaled. >> trying to make her understand i wasn't going to leave her. coming up at 2:00, how nancy reagan is being remembered tonight. and how ben carson's support might affect the race. >> local artist won first prize in the prestigious portra

. >> noah: stalling, luca. >> luca: am i? >> noah: yeah, you are. you're just standing there thinking about what's in this divorce for you. >> summer: look, can we just try to be civil about this, you guys? >> luca: no, it's all right, summer. i'm not offended in the least. your question's on point. what is in it for me? what? you and marisa get to be married for better or, let's be honest, for worse, while i'm left with what? >> marisa: well, you could aim for some self-respect. >> luca: oh, i have plenty of that. >> marisa: then how about your new job, the one at jabot? you remember, the one you manipulated your way into? take the paycheck, luca. and let me live mine. >> cane: hey! hey, what are you guys doing here? oh, no. did i get the days mixed up? i thought we were doing this tomorrow. >> lily: no, this is what we call a sneak attack. >> both: surprise! >> cane: well, i am surprised. okay. >> lily: are you up for a picnic at the park? >> cane: wait, a picnic in the park? with these hooligans? >> mattie: who are you calling hooligan? >> cane:

amendments to noah's law, as called, loosened those restrictions. the family is urging the senate law beforethe sending it back to the state house. >> still to come, new information on the deaths of those 13 bald eagles on the shore. how it's changg the investigation. >> also ahead, baltimore is preparing to become the largest police force outfitted with body cameras. when the new technology will hit the streets. >> we have got some breaking news on a hotel death that we've been following for months. d.c. police saying that the former aid to russian president vladimir putin, who was found dead in died of blunt force trauma. at thefound in a room hotel last november. medical examiner says that the matter of death is undetermined. police are saying this does not a crime was committed but they are still investigating. >> a warning tonight for commuters, after a shooting on a busy local road. around 2:30 p.m. on tuesday, someone shot at a car driving on new york avenue. that's just before the baltimore-washington parkway. was hit but the driver was unha

noah pransky, 10 investigates. time now is . here's a look at headlines around the nation and the world in 60 seconds. millions of people across indonesia and the pacific-- gathered to witness a total solar eclipse tuesday night. the moon passed directly in front of the sun-- eventually blocking all direct sunlight-- turning day into night. for some, the blackout lasted up to four hours. in los angeles-- the c-d-c says a superbug known as "c-r-e" is now an urgent health threat. it's resistant to many antibiotics. researchers worry it'll spread into the ocean after being discharged from sewage plants. experts say the treatment process-- may not kill it all off. c-r-e may kill up to 50 percent of those who become infected. more troubles for chipotle. an employee at a restaurant outside boston has been diagnosed with norovirus, temporarily closing the restaurant. two other workers are it as well. no customers have gotten sick. you may recall the chain dealt with a e- coli outbreak last year at dozens of restaurants. new information

households in noah valley some are here in support i'd like to ask you to consider more we need more i doable that prioritization of public fapgs is good for the bay area or our country's i believe not only those measures those recommendations should be implemented but also we need the study how many people are riding the shurltsdz not two a long time the companies offend mini advances for carpools what happens we're now replaced them that are including the streets and wrecking our infrastructure at no cost to the companies what i hope that the studies that will come out of this commission out of this board would point to the fact that we need to have better public transportation and this at least we need a hub for those shuttles the people that are riding the shutters are not attributing to the public transportation and infrastructure that the city is spending money on and have to spend money to so for the have added population i'll encourage and urge you to you vote yes on those revisions in addition to more measures more studies to help replacing the shuttles what public transport

to use ignition interlocking devices on their vehicles, but noah leotta's father says one committee has already watered down its requirements. >> this law with the interlock system in its original form will make a difference and actually save lives. >> reporter: ahead at 5:00, efforts to restore all of the requirements that were in the original proposal for noah's law. back to you. >>> public mourning continues at this hour for former first lady nancy reagan. people are paying respects at the reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. her funeral is set for tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. and we'll be carrying it live here on tom brokaw will be among those reflecting on her life. mrs. reagan will be buried at the library next to the late president. >>> meanwhile, a former white house butler from frederick is talking about his years working for the reagans. what she was really like and her influence on a major international event coming up in a few minutes on news4. >>> canadian prime minister justin trudeau is in town tonight holding talks with president obama at the white house.

noah's law passed the house of delegates. the bill would require all drivers arrested for blood alcohol of 0.08 or greater to have ignition interlock devices installed in their vehicles. drivers blow into the device to start their vehicles, which wouldn't start if the driver had noah leota who was killed by a suspected drunk driver. it now goes on to the state senate for a vote. >>> springtime is baseball time, right? but starting next year, it will be about football. the owner of the caps and wizards is bringing an arena league football team to the verizon center next year. gene simmons of the legendary rock band kiss and the owner of the afl's l.a. kiss join ted for the welcoming. no name or logo for the team just yet, but plenty of excitement. season tickets for next spring start at about $50. arena football is billed as a faster and more entertaining game than the nfl. he is eager for the fans to see it up close. >> you don't want to watch it, you want to experience it. i mean that's exactly what we want to do. i think es