blizzard warnings from denver to northeast kansas. all the way acrossa, and right through is wisconsin. it will move through nebraska and how about this? one of the biggest snowfalls we've seen in a while. up to a foot of snow possible michigan. green bay, aush cosh. and minneapolis are expecting around three and four inches ofow. and more of a wintry mix with minor accumulation and later today, this afternoon to tonight, this is where we get it severe weather possible. and isolated tornados. and little rock and st. louis late tonight. now a closer look at your day ahead.ou can see what a mess of a weather map this is. there's the warm air up in kansas city that'suse the severe storms. and we'll watch the threat of small storms in places like it and later right around memphis. >>> just ahead, how countries victimsbombings. >>> and sad news about infamous former mayor. with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, the delicious taste of nutella takes pancakes whole new level. make any day a pancake day with nutella. if you have al

blizzard warnings from denver to northeast kansas. all the way across nebraska, and right through is wisconsin. here's the snowfall nap. map. it will move through nebraska and how about this? one of the biggest snowfalls we've seen in a while. up to a foot of snow possible green bay, aush cosh. and minneapolis are expecting around three and four inches of snow. and more of a wintry mix with minor accumulation and later today, this afternoon to tonight, this is where we get it severe weather outbreak possible. and isolated tornados. and little rock and storms in places like it little rock and later right around memphis. >>> just ahead, how countries are paying tribute to the victims of the belgium bombings. >>> and sad news about infamous with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, the delicious taste of nutella takes pancakes to a whole new level. make any day a pancake day with nutella. spread the happy! if you have allergy congestion muddling through your morning is nothing new. introducing rhinocort allergy spray from the ma

>> you can see stretching from northeast kansas through green bay, wisconsin, all the way into new england. that's the snowy side but there's heavy rain and thunderstorms from just south of morning. the severe weather part of this, the hail, the accumulating hail almost 7 inches of which in north dallas moves to the east today and bang through windows like it did in texas in places like kentucky, nashville, tennessee, much of mississippi and northern alabama so that's where the severe part goes today. the winter storm warnings stretch all the way from maine back again into parts of iowa. michigan, going to get hit with not only the snow but freezing rain and sleet possibilities. i'll detail more coming up. >> it is spring, right? >> it is spring. >> just wanted to double-check that. >> despite in that you see here. >> okay, thank you. >>> now to the race for president turning into a war of words. over wives. republican front-runner donald trump threatening to, quote, spill the beans on ted cruz's wife, now she's responding and abc's tom llamas is here with the latest. good morning, tom. >>

northeast. look a the temperatures. the 70s in kansas city, the 60s across the northeast. so tomorrow we will be breezy. we will be warm because the winds will move in off the ocean. that will pump in the heat and humidity. possibility of a stray shower starting as early as tomorrow morning. slight chance. the better chance of stoppers comes thursday, my friends. really in the mid to upper 80s which will help fuel the instability in the forecast by thursday and that's going to bring us a big distance of shower and thunderstorm activity for us here in south florida. not tomorrow. that wilil stay the severe weather threat over parts of the nation's midsection, but by thursday we could be talking about some strong to severe storms as well, and we'll keep that chance of storms in the& forecast for the holiday >> laurie: thanks for the tataing with. you may have steen this picture on your social media feeds. now there's a heap ending. weigh talking about the oklahoma grandfather@in a photo salad eating a burger alone. he's now slowing -- sadly eating a burger alone. kelsey twee

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live in northeast washington, richard reeve, abc 7 news. cruz is the winner of the kansas caucus. he triumphed over front runner donald trump. gop race also included maine, kentucky, and louisiana. democrats voted in nebraska, kansas, and louisiana. there are still major battles in michigan, ohio, and florida in the coming weeks. s your headquarters for the campaign trail. william county mother who was shot and killed one week ago today has now been laid to rest. hamiltonal for crystal was held in her hometown of charleston, s.c., this afternoon. she was found dead in her woodbridge home last saturday. the police believe that her during it a mystic incident, before opening fire on three officers. a gofundme account has been set up to help the family with the funeral costs come as well as the care of her 11-year-old son. a funeral is happening money for officer ashley guindon. a massive six mile-long ended services this week before her body was flown to springfield, massachusetts. killed one day after being sworn into the prince william county police department. the new national co

northeast. >> 40s in great falls, montana and boston. 50s in denver and detroit. 60s in kansas city and washington, d.c. 80s from phoenix to miami. >>> let's get to this next video. this one we're about to show you, we promise you will absolutely melt your heart. >> this is buddy. a 13-year-old golden retriever. and she's nearly deaf. and this is the moment when she's reunited with her human. 21-year-old army private hannan. it's her first time in three months since she left for basic training. > buddy was so excited. she actually seemed to be crying since the private says she's never been away from buddy before. she keeps in touch with her regularly on skype. >> this is so touching. know don't understand. buddy also suffers from arthritis and she was amazed her homecoming seemed to give the dog so much joy. look at that. the dog won't let go of her. >> it also gave us a lot of joy, too. >> thank you, buddy. >> coming up, the surprise that florida 93-year-old woman on her birthday. >> the hometown of the living dead. what life is like for zombies and their neighbors where a hit tv show is filmed.

northeast. >> 40s in great falls, montana and boston. 50s in denver and detroit. 60s in kansas city and washington, d.c. 80s from phoenix to miami. >>> let's get to this next video. this one we're about to show you, we promise you will absolutely melt your heart. >> this is and she's nearly deaf. and this is the moment when she's reunited with her human. 21-year-old army private hannan. it's her first time in three months since she left for basic training. > buddy was so excited. she actually seemed to be crying since the private says she's never been away from buddy before. she keeps in touch with her regularly on skype. >> this is so touching. because sometimes dogs don't know don't understand. buddy also suffers from arthritis and she was amazed her homecoming seemed to give the dog so much joy. look at that. the dog won't let go of her. >> it also gave us a lot of joy, too. >> thank you, buddy. >> coming up, the surprise that florida 93-year-old woman on her birthday. >> the hometown of the living dead. what life is like for zombies and their neighbors where a hit tv show is filmed. >> fun f a

where there has been rain, and also snow showers south to kansas, and we have snow shower and winter weather extending over parts of the northeast. the biggest area of rain, causing concerns late this afternoon. with the severe storm and the watchbox upn texas. that's around the low pressure that's going to stay away from us. we're not worried about the low. that continues to scoot off to the north. but however, as we go through the weekend on saturday, clouds still out ofhe south to southwest. and lots of humidity on the warm side of this front. both on saturday and sunday. but sunday is going to be lost likely the warmest day as the showers come in, more frequent along with thunderstorms. we'll have to be on guard for that activity throughout the weekend in this warm and humid air. so the boating forecast, slight risk of rip currents, biscayne bay, no advisories for you in south for us tononht. here's the check on the temperatures, with mostly cloudy skies, reads on the warm side. upper 60s to lower 70s. 73 in key west tonight, with the breeze, and we head into the start of the weekend, big weekend for events, including ultra

cold for most of the country as you can see, north of kansas city, 33. 17 in minneapolis. 20's and 30's, low 40's in the northeast. we are still in that warmer section of the country. here is our future plus forecast. about 4:00, we see a few scattered showers and northeastern georgia. the upstate, and mountains starting to get stormy about 9:00, 10:00 tonight. a line of thunderstorms working through the upstate. flurries of snow along the tennessee-north carolina border with cold air coming in. you will just get into the 50's for highs tomorrow. that is what is going on. mild today, 66 for the upstate later this afternoon. mountains will be more like 60, 61. these are still above normal temperatures for this time of the year. as we look ahead tomorrow, temperatures will be cooler. 43 for the mountain high. 55 in the upstate. low 50's to mid 50's thursday and friday. saturday, it will bounce back up to 59. that is about where it should be this time of the year. sunday and monday, mid to upper 60's. nice weekend. a warm up for sunday. a good start to next week. geoff: 4:48 now. virginia police officer ashley guind

kansas and oklahoma. a giant dome of high pressure. the snow pulling away from us towards the northeast. the next 24 hours, the low will pull away with the clouds. clearer skies. wind gusting around 35 miles per hour until tonight. by tomorrow, high pressure slides east. mid-60's tomorrow. 70's on wednesday. this afternoon, more sunshine. cap out degrees below normal. 55 in holly springs. 54 in chapel hill. normal high for this time of year is a 60 five. the afternoon temperature in goldsboro is 57. you struggle to make 50 in the -- tonight, temperatures back in the 30's under eight clear sky. frost advisory in effect. your first alert seven-day forecast powerback you weather, wednesday, mid-70's. thursday, partly sunny. good friday will be what do we dry out towards easter. the rest of today, awfully cool with gusty winds. amber: wednesday is the pic day of the week. don: it is. and the wind will not be bad. john: and there is that frost advisory tonight. amber: even though it is spring, you need to think plant protection. killing can it has the advice from efforts. >> you want to be su

kansas. the blaze was detected as far as st. louis. hundreds of mile to the northeast. no human casualties reported but some livestock challenge. >>> north korea is parading another american citizen accused of espionage before the media. he said he was detained in october and confessed to spying for south korea. this come nine days after they sentenced the student to 15 years hard labor for stealing political propaganda. >>> syrian forces are making gains on the third day of fighting in that historic city. the monitoring group says syrian and russian war planes struggle at least 56 targets. syrian state media reports government forces recaptured an ancient citizen del. despite the van, large parts of the town including the famed roman ruins remain under isis control. >>> new and serious questions about the safety of your personal information if you are part of obamacare. the nonpartisan government accountability office says there are have been more than 300 cyber security incidents at the web portal used by millions to get health insurance under the president's law. the

sanders can do well in the northeast, upper midwest and maybe in the northwest, and some states in the middle of america like iowa and kansas that typically vote for liberal democrats. there aren't enough delegates to make a dent. unless she flames out or she's indicted which absolutely might happen. she's headed for the nomination, i think, there's nothing sanders >> we look forward to bringing you back throughout the process. >> we have the very latest on fox 35 news, as well as our website fox35orlando.com. >> skyfox over a messy spill on the turnpike. a semi carrying lumber was exiting on to i-4 when the driver somehow lost control. the truck hit a car hauler and the semi overturned. it took a few hours to clean that up, but traffic is back to normal tonight. >> a robbery at a popular i-drive store. two men walked into the sunglass hut hut. they told the clerk they had a gun, so the clerk of course complied and handed over phone and money from his wallet. orlando police a call. >> a car deal feels violent. henry baker was arrested after police say he repeatedly shoved the man who sold him a used car. baker told the frie

they don't go crazy like the northeast where we're poll obsessed. good thing kansass not that way. the race fairly tight but ted cruz with a victory today. this is portioned out but we're looking at 40 republican delegates that would be sort of spread out here. now, that's important because this is a quest for delegates, isn't it, and that's what this is entirely all about. let's see where we stand going into today. you would almost think reading about the fears of stopping donald trump or it's too late for marco rubio or cruz or kasich. they're really not separated by all that much. you need 1,237 delegates to get the nod. donald trump is ahead, behind cruz, rubio, and kasich. florida is a winner take all state on march 14th. he could use those 99 delegates. i illustrate that to make the point we're a long way from being done. and doesn't the former republican standard-bearer, you might remember him, a big senate leader and party icon, bob dole joins us on the phone to put that into perspective. good to have you. how you doing? senator, can you hear me? >> i hear yo

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northeast, new england area. an area of low pressure spinning across portions of the tennessee river valley and the west coast is getting drenched. across portions of omaha and kansas city and even around portions of carolina. here in south florida it will be very warm with highs in the upper 80s and humid with afternoon showers and about a 20% chance of rain. the good news is it is not windy like last week, just a slight risk of recurrence. tonight, 70 degrees and mild and muggy. tomorrow, we are talking upper 80s and very warm and humid. that will be the deal through wednesday and thursday peer we will start to be showers on friday and better rain chances as we can. let's get a check of your traffic. >>> we still have that alert on i-95 northbound. plenty of police cruisers out there. the florida highway reporting -- patrol reporting this. let's talk about some issues in miami-dade county, north w. 42nd avenue. says you are jumping off on 42nd and you will see the left lane blocked. then we have a well closer because of the festival yesterday. exit ramp.. washington avenue, we are getting a word of shutdowns in both directions. >>> it has been four years since th

northeast especially this time of year. we have some of these numbers cooler as well on dallas and little rock and kansas city. high temperatures only in the low 60's. >>> wear your jacket today. maria molina thank you very much. >>> they got the all american honor of towing several historic american warplanes out of the cold into a michigan general motors plant. the world war ii bomber factory is in ypsilanti. they built more than 8,000 planes during the war. more fundraising efforts in the museum are already underway. >>> the time is about 11 minutes after the top of the hour. they shouldn't have survived. this bus carrying a high school basketball team tipping on to its side during a crash. the team vowing to live on. >> smart phones from all of the major carriers. there's a good chance yours is one of them. >>> this this is not in the holiday spirit. a bunny brawl at the mall. >>> ♪ >> welcome back to "fox & friends first". 15 minutes after the top of the hour. a romantic get away swvacation turning into a nightmare for one fort lauderdale family. they are considered dead after they were knocked from a boa

northeast. tomorrow's highs will be in the 60s and 70s from atlanta through memphis and up towards kansas city. 70 degrees in portions of texas and the gulf coast as well as south florida. with this nice wind flow that shift in from the southwest, we'll see the milder weather work into the region starting by mid-week. we'll have temperatures well above average for this time of year. in the meantime, tonight we're going clear and chilly in the northern and western suburbs. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. we'll see clouds mixing in towards the afternoon. we'll have a mix of sun and clouds as we get into the day on wednesday. here's the piece of energy i mentioned earlier, the area of low pressure with a cold front sitting off to the north. the hudson valley. i think everyone will stay clear and dry for the middle part of the week. tonight, mostly clear. it will be cold with lows in the 20s. you want to be bundled up this evening. sun and clouds tomorrow. not as cold with temperatures in the low 50s. we'll be in the 60s on wednesday. rain thursday night. it should exit by midday friday. temperatures

northeast indiana yesterday. large hail and dangerous winds hits hearts of the midwest. over the weekend, heavy wet snow fell in southern colorado and firefighters are still battling the biggest wildfire in kansas history. snow in the area hardest hit helped a little bit yesterday. more than 620 square miles have been burned in kansas and oklahoma. . >>> coming up on the "morning news." a twist in a high-speed chase. california police box in a suspect, but the driver has another idea. niro. niro. we know designer when we see it. like the designer smile. it's bolder, brighter and our blogs are buzzing about it. it's the new must-have look. the designer smile by colgate. new optic white high impact white toothpaste. with a professionally recommended whitening ingredient... ...for four shades visibly whiter teeth. and...a buzz-worthy smile! get your designer smile from new colgate optic white high impact white. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma

minneapolis and kansas city, and you can see where the cold air is that 40s even in to dallas and mechgs memphis, a couple showers will be possible pressure building on in and a northeast onshore flow. that will continue as we head in to early next week. for today though get ready for the warmth, 84 degrees despite the cloud coverage which we'll see plenty of, couple showers, shifting, boaters see a light chop on the bays. light problem, head to the beach on rip currents. we are going to see highs in the upper 70s instead of the low to mid 80s. a mix of sun and clouds, the weekend looking nice, not a washout by any means but a few scattered showers there. the pleasant breeze with the seasonal 70s in the middle of next week. a check of your traffic with danny rivera. >> thanks, lissette. >>> good morning, miami-dade roadways looking good, 95 with a broken car southbound just before the turnpike exit, the right lane blocked off, no accidents south of the golden glades. as you get to the dolphin, a crash westbound just before 100th avenue, block -- 107th avenue, blocking two right lanes, expect delays in that area. 95 turnpike and u.s. one, all the way around. palmetto, y

minneapolis, 40s, kansas city, denver, albuquerque and you'll see that frontal boundary draped across portions of texas to the mississippi river valley and even through the mid atlantic northeast areas. the west coast is also getting california and pacific northwest and the rockies but the big story is the dangerous flooding of thread continue before portions of the plans, gulf coast states and into the ohio river valley as we are continuing to see that moisture being pumped across the area. we are under the influence of high pressure which has kept is mostly dry and windy. it will hang on at least two today, tomorrow and then sunday we will see it weakening, and a little more moisture with more showers as we can into sunday. today, 84 degrees, warm, breezy and the humidity on the rise. mall craft advisory, 5 feet to 9 feet and tonight we will see up to 73, partly cloudy skies with a brief out of the east and don't forget that we turn the clouds -- clocks forward one hour saturday night. of the big street party on the carnival miami taken place sunny, warm, breezy, low 80s and spotty showers. we continue with the world through early to middle of next week and even warmer. let'

northeast. then we watch this area i've circled in yellow, wichita, kansas right now.t storm is going to get together pushing down to the south, grabbing added moisture, exits the seaboard, grabs more moisture along the east coast and if it travels up the east coast, the northeast has a big snowstorm on their hand. if it pushes out to sea, not so much. three out of the four big computer models are saying this is in fact going to hug the coastline. it looks like a snowstorm for the northeast. not even b everybody is on board but it looks like measurable snow out there. how much are we talking about? one to three inch of snow, rain mixed in. i-95 corridor could be tough traveling, sunday into monday, three to six inches. where ever you see the dark blue, six to 12 inches. everybody else whatever snow you pick up, certainly not going to last too long. spring snowstorm are rare, they do happen but they don't stuck around too long. you'll g in the 50s and 60s by the time you get into next week. all of this is going to melt in a hot second. that's it for the weather picture.

kansas. let's look at the e eakdown -- >>> the breakdown for the democrats, senator sanders was democrats, senator sanders was.47.1% -- >>> we now head to the northeast and a big win for ted cruz in maine here this evening cruz in maine here this evening, a surprise win for ted cruz. evangelical base not really there in maine. here is how it is falling -- >>. >> in nebraska, senatorerniey that state's caucus. breakdown -- -- >>. >> we head to louisiana, another win for hilary clinton. we'll look at those numbers coming up in just a moment. donald trump, a big one for% him. his first win of the night in louisiana as well. -- -- a big win in louisiana tpo+/ donald trump an the numbers go down from there. kentucky. that race is still underwayty hour. no winner identify hourur no winner identified in the kentucky caucus, but you >>> >>>. >> live in the plex with more, alex?0 . >>>reporter: a big night for both pears, but not necessarily for the front runnerves an the race is still far from over. . another busy day for candidates as the fight for delegates continues. ted cruz winning kansas and mainen this super saturday. >> what we saw in kansas is a man

kansas kentucky. good luck to the teams. >> a lot of basketball to be played. >>> spring means snow for folk in the northeast this morning. a storm is slamming parts of connecticut and rhode island. up to 10 inches are expected in some places. joining us live from providence right now is dave malkoff. good morning to you. 10 inches? that's crazy. >> reporter: my goodness, good morning angie. oh, my gosh i should say. hey, we are under a light snowfall here in providence. we're overbe looki blooking thee river. all night crews have been out with their plows and salt trucks getting the roads ready. but those roads were about 41 degrees yesterday when the snow started coming down. and it has just turned in to slush. but still all schools in entire providence, rhode island area and surrounding areas are closed today. there is a city-wide parking ban. and so they are watching as the snow comes down. it should come down until about 9:00 when it switches over to the above freezing temperatures and then taper off. so we're in the clear here. >> hopefully gone for good. dave malkoff for us this morning. thanks so much. >> tom kier

northeast, but then we've got a big ridge in the jet in the jet stream. that's going to allow temperatures to be about 20 degrees above average through the northern plains today. kansas city, about 63 degrees. chicago, 42. cleveland, 39. close to 60 minneapolis. northeast, upper 40s. raleigh, 60 degrees, which is close to average. monday, all the warm air starts to move eastward. pittsburgh, 64. raleigh, 66. new york, close to 60. then we keep the warmup going. in the northeast, by the time we get to wednesday, it should be close to 70 degrees. today, though, that area of high pressure keeping things high and dry. lots of sunshine. it makes its way into is the pacific northwest. wind gusts near 50 miles per hour. we'll see a few lake effect snow showers up in and around the great lakes. that's a look at the weather across the country. w window. >> as dylan was saying, temperatures will be nearing 70 for us as we get into this workweek. mid-70s. right now we're in the 30s. chilly start. temperatures will remain below normal today. plenty of clouds out there even though it was a gorgeous sunrise. we will top up in the mid to upper 40s. the rain not coming until later t

kansas, a short time ago. abc's phillip mena in dallas, where they are bracing for severe thunderstorms tonight. >> reporter: a man and his son running for cover in a hailstorm northeastchita. streets submerged in little rock. flash flood warnings, as these huge metal dumpsters float away. quarter-sized hail pounding morgan county, illinois. all part of a massive storm system that brought blinding snow to the rockies. authorities searching for a utah father, missing since he left to get help for his family when their vehicle got stuck. in colorado, ten people injured after this suv crashed head-on into a bus. here in north texas, two hailstorms this month already causing an estimated $1 billion in damage. blue tarps, even umbrellas covering these homes in plano. insurance adjusters still processing claims for damaged vehicles. if you're ever caught in a hailstorm, to prevent damage like this, you can take the floor mats and use them to protect your vehicle. and in florida, dangerous lightning. one strike injuring three boca raton firefighters. david, here in dallas, we're still under the threat of severe weather. and tonight, millions more bracing for that storm syste

kansas city. in taking a look at your forecast has here come the 60s and 70s for a big chunk of the planes but across the northeasth the storm bringing down temperatures into rome at the 40s in cleveland. over to you. lauren: maria moseley neck, thank you your nicole: of a friend down global market action before we hand it over to maria. dow futures up 54. ♪ >> in a shack on the stocks listed in your. here are, a three-day weekend commenced at futures looking to be outside 53. s&p and seven, nasdaq up 18. about 6%. s&p up 5%. a look at commodities. oil higher at 39.80 paired cool down five bucks right now. a big week for economic news as well. we will turn it over to maria bartiromo this morning took maria beginning right now. maria: good morning to you. i maria bartiromo. your top stories right now at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast following the latest developments in the war in terror this morning. christians targeted impact cannot use your. at least 70 killed in yesterday's attack. barbarous in the aftermath of the bombings in brussels. the rhetoric of the campaign showed a secretary john kerry facing tough questi

heavy downpours from texas to the ohio valley and the northeast and additional five >> 50s in minneapolis and portland. 60s in great falls and kansas city. 70s in new york, los angeles and new orleans. 80s in miami and phoenix. >> sunny and 80 as you saw in miami. that's where we go now for the race to the white house and the democrats going head to head there after sanders' stunning victory in michigan, hillary clinton criticized him for law that would have led to a sanders called on clinton to explain why wall street recently donated $15 million to a super pac that supports her. but they both agreed to disagrees with donald trump. >> he's talking about a very tall wall. right? a beautiful tall wall. >> let us not forget that several years ago, trump was in the middle of the so-called birther movement. trying to delegitimize the president of the united states of america. >> i would not deport children. i do not want to deport family >> no, i will not deport of america. >> but they also faced tough questions from the moderators. sanders had to explain 1980s footage of himself discussing fidel castro, and clinton was forced to answe

kansas. one for cruz there and then another for cruz in the far northeast -- for cruz in the far northeasternt of the country, where he won the state of maine. so it's 2-1 at the moment with kentucky outstanding. >> let's bring in doug schoen and joe trippey who are with us tonight as well. one of the things, let me go to doug schoen on this. one of the things donald trump has said and is very true is even when he doesn't come in first he comes in second. and that has helped him to a serious delegate lead in this race so far. hard to argue it's not a very good night for donald trump as well. >> well, that's my sense, martha. i think kentucky will probably tighten further. i think as we sit here now donald has a slight advantage. but if i go to john weaver's memo, i think he's probably half right, that ted cruz doesn't have much of a base in the northeast, new york, new jersey, pennsylvania and california. the only way i can see him getting that constituency is having the establishment rally to him, which as monica suggests is highly, highly unlikely. so i think donald comes out of this relati

kansas. this is why. check out these temperatures. feing like spring across the gulf coast states. temperatures in the upper 60s and low to mid 70s. that warm surging as far as the northeast with the jet stream staying west e northwest. the clash between the two air masses adds lift in the atmosphere and provide for the possibility of severe weather throughout the day for them. for us we have high pressure to thank for the brisk breeze you will feel all dayong. chief certified meteorologist betty davis will have more at 4:00. >> kristi: this was caught on camera. this is california. a ktvu news camera was hit by an out of control driver during a live broadcast. look. [crash] >> kristi: yikes. that was reporter alex savage almost getting hit by a car live on the air. he was covering the train derailment when a car crashed and then careened toward him as well as the photographer. savage credits his photographer for yelling get out of the way and lucky for him he jumped to his left. >> constance: when that music plays you know what it means. time for season 22 of "dancing with the stars." >> kristi: 22. that's how old you are, right? >> constance: of course. >> kristi: the c

northeast. >> roll with it. i just keep telling them you're great shooters. you look great to me. i've never seen anybody shoot so well. >> villanova coach and hears hope to keep it rolling tonight against kansasar what they have to say about their tournament run so far. >>> welcome back. police in wilmington are looking into a tragedy. four people and a dog were found dead in an apartment building filled with carbon monoxide. seven others were taken to the hospital and are now listed in stable condition. >>> and we continue to follow a developing story this morning. the coast guard is searching for several missing boaters off the coast of atlantic county. their fishing boat capsize yesterday afternoon about half mile off shore. >>> and tonight is the night that villanova can punch its ticket to the national semi-finals. the wildcats face top seeded kansas in the ncaa south regional final. tipoff tonight in louisville is 8:49. >>> today a conference focusing on the rights of student athletes wraps up at drexel university. now yesterday one expert predicted what college players will do in a few years if schools do not start paying them for their talents. >> it's not just the final four. the on

northeast. pthat mild air and ridge of high ressure is starting to build pand that's why this week for us pwe see big warming temps. p52 in houston and 49 in kansas pcity, 35 in chicago but watch pwhat happens and watch this mild pair shifting east. pso by tuesday, chicago is 57 at . pby wednesday temperaturing soar pinto the 80s in tampa bay. plater in the week one or two pinland spots reaching 90 pdegrees. p75 for today and nice and mild pwith loads of sunshine. pdegrees. pcool temperatures through the povernight hours. ptomorrow. pwe climb to 77 degrees and on pthe water today winds are up so pmoderate chop if you have plans pand seas build to 5 feet poffshore. pfor the next seven day look at pthe warm trend, 75 today and by pfriday at 83 and over the pweekend we have our next rain pchance. pso six days dry and warming up. p>> alcides: one of google's pdriverless cars crash into a bus pa few months ago. pit's the first time a google car pappears to be at fault. pit comes at the same time as a pnew survey showing most drivers pdon't feel safe in the phands-free vehicle and believe pit or not it's available at the parea. p>> anjuli: it's at the

northeast, but then we've got a big ridge in the jet stream. that's going to allow temperatures to be about 20 degrees above average through the northern plains. today kansas city about 63 degrees, chicago 42, cleveland 39. then watch what happens as we go into sunday. temperatures in omaha about 69 degrees. that's 23 degrees above average. close to 60 in minneapolis. in the northeast, we'll be in the upper 40s. raleigh about 60 degrees, which is right around average. starts to move eastward. indianapolis 65 degrees, pittsburgh 64, raleigh 66, new york close to 60. then we keep the warm-up going. and in the northeast, by the time we get to wednesday, it should be close to 70 degrees. today, though, that area of high pressure keeping things high and dry, lots of sunshine. that first storm system makes its way into the pacific northwest. heavy rain, mountain snow, wind gusts up near 50 miles per hour, and we'll also see a few showers up i >> and that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan, thanks. >>> just ahead, best boss ever? you won't believe what one ceo did to reward his employees. >>> also, who you gonna call? >> ghostbusters! >> good. >> thank y