this is one of several fires burning in the northeast oklahoma area. the region is dry right now with strong winds changing directions. firefighters are having a hard time fighting this fire. >>> baseball fans save the day during spring training. this picture has been all over twitter. essentially he is flying into the crowd during a parade. you can see the man on the left pushes his arm out just in time. he hit that ball in the face. that boy was on the phone. it happened at the espn sports complex at disney. >>> a cbs station says the man >>> did marco rubio underestimate the importance of florida. candidates and how they spend their money. >>> following a structural scare , this plaza reopens but is it >>> good evening. i am jenny dean. >> three big stories that are happening right now. police in somalia investigating a laptop bomb explosion at an airport. it is the second attack in recent weeks targeting passenger planes. checkpoint where al qaeda linked insurgents claimed responsibility for an attack that ripped a hole in a plane. >>> of virginia

more constricted with their capital, we've been and to buy some leases develop some areas in northeast oklahomaappear quite good. that, go toore of bloomberg.com. coming up in the next 20 minutes, more on the breaking news that blackrock is cutting about 400 jobs. firingsrecent round of is impacting more out. out spot microsoft competitors when it comes to artificial intelligence? a look at the nasdaq, up 26 points. more "bloomberg markets" coming up after the break. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets." are followingwe this hour. the world's largest money manager, blackrock is cutting about 400 jobs, 3% of its workforce. sabrina joins us. put these cuts into context for us. there's been no shortage of reorganization that blackrock. how significant is this one? sabrina: it is very significant, the biggest layoff in their entire history. in 2013, they cut 300 people. that was more performance related. much of this cut was driven by market volatility. ,n the beginning of the year which kind of caused them to take a look at their business. lisa: do you have a sense of where they are cutting? it is

martha: get back to the huge weather story today, tornadoes tear through parts of northeast oklahoma tons of damage behind. seven people were hurt in the tulsa area. officials say the damage covers at least one square mile. the threat of severe storms, maria molina in the fox weather center on this good morning, maria. >> that's right, martha, we're tracking storm system responsible for severe weather across parts of oklahoma and tornado across kansas and southeastern parts of arkansas. this storm is continuing to move eastward. it's a storm front. we have a lost moisture. rain as far north great lakes and upstate new york and storms as we head farther south along parts of the gulf coast. we have threat for tornadoes. the environment is very ripe for some of these storms to potentially rotate. we have tornado watch in effect out here along the gulf coast. that runs until 2:00 p.m. central daylight time. you see a lot of moisture. that is one of the ingredients necessary for these storms to potentially produce severe weather. a lot of wind sheer out here as well. we have enhanced risk

but isolated tornados are possible from areas of arkansas to oklahoma and northeast texas. st. louis will have a line of strong storms with really strong winds later today. the forecast temperatures go to l.a., no problems in the west, just a little cool. as we mentioned temperatures are seasonable is safe in the middl of the country. >>> bill, thank you so much. just ahead, how countries are paying tribute to the victims of the belgian bombings. and crowds have been growing around the makeshift memorials. you're watching "early today." 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 makers of zyrtec®. powerful relief from nasal allergy symptoms, all day and all night. try new rhinocort® allergy spray. all day and all night. pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, made with real egg whites, lean cut meats, and whole grains. an exce

reporter: at a safe distance he points out exactly where the tornado is formed near claremore, oklahoma just northeast of tulsa. >> there it is. >> reporter: from the air a news helicopter tracked the path of the tornado near owosso. >> it's there. you can start to see rotation right there on the right side of your screen. >> reporter: from this angle you can see the tornado tear through a residential area, debris flies up into the air. >> i hope people are taking cover in this area as it continues to move eastbound. are shredded by the winds and later on power lines can be seen flashing as the tornado takes them down. >> oh, my gosh. major tornado. oh, my gosh. blowing everything! while! right here! get on the ground. >> reporter: the extent of the damage is still unclear at this point. so far nine injuries have been reported. kristine and maurice? >> thank you, valerie. lonnie quinn watching the storm system from the weather center. >> let me show you what it looked like between 7:30 and 8:30. we captured it here on our vortex radar. too to the north and east, that's your tornado right there, one mo

bernie sanders has won in vermont and oklahoma. northeast. i'm here with our abc political team. we have our tip political correspondent correspondents. david muir is at the decision desk and on the scene with the candidates all across the country is our correspondents. the big story thus far, donald trump declaring victory. >> already, we've won five major states and it looks like we could win six, seven, eight or nine. it's really been great. i want to congratulate ted on the winning on texas. he worked hard on it. so, i congratulate ted cruz on that win. that was an excellent win. we're going to make america great again, folks. you know, i watched hillary's speech and she's talking about wages have been poor, everything's poor -- she's been there for so long, i mean, if she hasn't straightened it out by now, she's not going to four years. she wants to america whole again. make america great again is going to much better than making america great again. -- whole again. >>> let's get a sense of that sweep by donald trump. he won in the south. alabama. he won in the state of alab

oklahoma. first win outside of the northeast. i'm here with our abc political team. where this race goes next. we have our tip political correspondent correspondents. david muir is at the decision desk and on the scene with the candidates all across the country is our correspondents. the big story thus far, donald

northeast and midwest. a new monmouth poll out of oklahoma has him ahead by five points and a new poll shows the one in massachusetts a dead heat and that's where he held his final pre super tuesday rally last night. >> you know what, i look around this crowd tonight. i think we're going to win here. when we began, we 45dz -- we had no money, we had no political organization and people outside of new england didn't know who bernie sanders was and we were taking on perhaps one of the best known people in this country. somebody who had been anointed by the establishment as the democratic nominee. well, a lot has changed in the last ten months. >> no matter the outcome today, sanders has the war chest to fight on. the $21 million he took in in january was the most raised of any presidential candidate in the entire field. and yesterday, his campaign announced that they doubled that total in the month of february raising more than $41 million. the clinton campaign meanwhile is already looking past today's super tuesday contest to a possible general election match-up with donald trump. a front page story in this morning's

rain, are forecast, and winter weather advisories are in effect in oklahoma, missouri, and arkansas. a strong hail storm hit 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 comi

shifts off towards the northeast, looking at the chance of severe thunderstorms in part gs s of oklahoma, texas, afternoon hours, threat of tornadoes. here is the extended outlook. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline," i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. king coal. who's still financing it? many major investment funds are pulling their money out. in kenya, we engage with elephants and find out why they need special protection. but first we report from north africa, where people in tunisia are growing increasingly frustrated. reporter: the people of tunisia are taking to the streets again. five years ago, this was the birthplace of the arab spring, with mass civil unrest directed at the government for its mishandling of the economy. there was so much hope that things would change after the fall of the regime. but today, there are still too

northeast. @the @second one that's of a lot more @interest to me is this one @towards arkansas. @area of low @pressure with portions of @eastern oklahoma and western @arkansas, lots of severe weather @with this area of low pressure @as it continues to move east, @and this is going to make a turn @up towards the north and @northeast as we go through the @next several hours and by @tonight, should start tracking @up the ohio river valley and as @it does, i think we'll see the @rain returning and tomorrow, we @could even see a couple of @thunderstorms move through as @well. @though i don't think @we'll see the severe weather @we're seeing in portions of @arkansas here in portions of @ohio. @temperatures as we go @through the overnight into the @50s. @mid-50s, areas of heavy @rain, southwest to northeast. @a @bit of a break early monday @morning. @we could even see @breaks of sunshine. @if we see @chance of thunderstorms tomorrow @afternoon. @look at these @temperatures. @it will feel more @humid to mid-60s as we go @through the day and the models @are indicating an area of @thunderstorms entering the @southwest region of our area. @gusty

so the showers and storms will be starting from oklahoma city to dallas to waco down to heading east and northeasts we go throughout the day. as far east as southern minnesota as we go throughout the day. and my friends in casper, wyoming who are going to be shoveling 16 inches of snow by the end of the day. >>> a bazar 911 call from someone who got the wrong toppings on a pizza? >>> plus a pilotless robot bringing food right to your door. door. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. ohhhhhh! do you have to do that right in my ear? but so we don't have tormin wad to get clean. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are softer... ...

northeast power base. >> bernie sanders won colorado, minnesota, oklahoma as well as vermont.e five states he targeted. i want to bring in mike preston, cnn's executive politics editor. where do they see this going next? >> certainly there was a little boost for the clinton campaign which if we went through or four weeks ago, there was a turmoil after bernie sanders had such a stunning victory in new hampshire. they are trying to set the narrative that the race is over after last night's sweep in many ways of super tuesday. one of the things that they've done and they have sent out a memo that will try to direct people to this narrative that the race is over. now, this memo is penned by the campaign manager robby mook. let me read you a key excerpt of the race that will get the bernie sanders' campaign boiling. "we have no doubt that as long as senator sanders remains in the primary, he will continue to win elections along the way but it will make little difference to hillary's pledged delegate lead. in order to catch up, sanders doesn't just have to start winning a few states

oklahoma and vermont. we're going to watch as bernie sanders does well in the northeast where there are highly educated white he's done very well with those. hillary clinton has done well in the south where african americans have been strong for her. >> for republicans, rarely have stakes been so high for second place. and rubio has not won a state which cruz, as mentioned brought in two. you can watch tonight's episodes tomorrow morning. >> a california bill could make drunk driving standards tougher for people who transport other people. taxi cab and ride share drivers are allowed to drive with a blood alcohol level up to.08. a california assemblyman wants to make it the same as commercial drivers at.04. >>> well, some of yosemite's best-known landmarks are no more. the names changed as a result of an expensive trademark battle. our sister station in fresno has the story. >> the flowing falls and rushing river may be the same, but a lot changed in yosemite in 24 hours. a subsidiary of aramark took control. >> to me it's amazing to think that you know, from yesterday to today, we've got a major operation th

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

oklahoma pcity. pnotice the path as it moves psouthwest to northeast. pit forces it that way because of pa ridge of high pressure over pthe southeast. pwatch this rainfall forecast pbetween this morning and friday. pthat is a tremendous amount of prain. pthis keeps updating all the ptime. pnotice from shreveport to little prock, over eight inches of rain pand that's just in those two articular spots. pthere will be some isolated phigher amounts as well. pthey'll get big time rains. pwe're going to get the big time pwarmup over here. phigh temperature around 80 pdegrees. ptoday with a sunrise. p47 past, clear, mild tonight. pabout 61 degrees in the tampa parea. pyes, we'll be in the mid 50s peast and north but just in pgeneral, it should be real nice. ptomorrow we'll bring it up a pnotch. pscattered clouds, warm and ptoasty with a high temperature pof around 82 degrees. plight to moderate chop for pboaters with seas two to three pfeet today. ponly 64 degrees. pwe'll start to warm up with this pspell of 80s coming at us the pnext few days. plow tide is ne

to 70, tennessee a good bet for thunderstorms, to the northeast are in massachusetts and vermont, just chilly. minnesota cold in the 20s, oklahoma on other side of that front, they have quieter weather in 50s, and 60s, texas is mild. other super tuesday state and virginia, they will have a fair temperatures in upper 60s, states with trouble will be tennessee, alabama, georgia, arkansas, they will see potential for a thunderstorm out of those alabama and maybe tennessee will be worst with highest threat of severe weather. steve: thank you, nick. even after days of criticism, new jersey governor chris christie reaffirming his support for donald trump as president, and hyping himself up a bit. >> i am the highest level endorser that donald trump had, i have had the most experience in government that is in his circle. as a result, that gives me credibility to make recommendations that suggests overtime. steve: radio call in show, krist said that trump has best chance of beating hillary clinton. christie ended his own campaign run this month but said he would future. dari: a federal judge in new york ruled that apple does not iphone

oklahoma, colorado and minnesota as well. for the republicans, front runner donald trump captured plenty of real estate with the northeast and deep south. vermont was a squeaker, massachusetts, alabama, in his pocket. but the big prize alluded him. voters in the lone star state put support behind the home son, ted cruz. he put his stamp on neighboring oklahoma come as well -- oklahoma, as well. and alaska. marco rubio is on the map for the first time, his first victory, minnesota. you know that the u.s. election is not just about the u.s. how with the german government field about -- feel about donald trump is the next u.s. president. on a visit to washington, the foreign minister from germany, indirectly criticized his stance on migration and what he called the politics of fear. donald trump has taken aim at berlin's policies, leaving many to wonder how relations between the two countries would change if indeed he does end up winning. reporter: in recent years, friendly couldn't describe the mood between the u.s. secretary of state and germany some of transatlantic relations over all. but many feel like this is at risk, all

oklahoma and vermont. we're going to watch as bernie sanders does well in the northeast where there are highly educated white he's done verye with those. hillary clinton has done well in the south where african americans have been strong for her. >> for republicans, rarely have stakes been so high for second place. and rubio has not won a state which cruz, as mentioned brought in two. you can watch tonight's episodes tomorrow morning. >> a california bill could make drunk driving standards tougher for people who transport other people. taxi cab and ride share drivers are allowed to drive with a blood alcohol level up to.08. a california assemblyman wants to make it the same as commercial drivers at.04. >>> well, some of yosemite's best-known landmarks are no more. the names changed as a result of an expensive trademark battle. our sister station in fresno has the story. >> the flowing falls and rushing river may be the same, but a lot changed i yosemite in 24 hours. a subsidiary of aramark took control. >> to me it's amazing to think that you know, from yesterday to today, we've got a major operation that in

starting in the northeast with massachusetts and vermont, the latter being the home of bernie sanders. sweeping south, we have virginia, georgia, alabama, tennessee, arkansas, oklahomaand texas -- where senator ted cruz comes from. we have minnesota and alaska where only republicans will be voting. colorado will host caucuses but not assign delegates. i spoke with our correspondents in 2 locations. tims cook is in texas and is in florida. the biggest surprise of them all, what are you watching for? ofrespondent: a lot delegates on offer. ted cruz seems to be in the lead according to the most recent polls. he is the home senator from here, the first time senator. if he doesn't win here, he might need to back up his bags and make the short journey home. the odds are he will do well. he was keen when he was at this polling station earlier today, to suggest he was the only credible conservative alternative to donald trump tear that is the message he is trying to hammer home. it might not be that bad of a thing if ted cruz does win here and remains in the race. if you think about it, what i suppose donald trump would be concerned about is the notion of the republican est

northeast and midwest. a new monmouth poll out of oklahoma has him ahead by five points. and a new umass amherst poll shows the race in massachusetts is a dead heat. and that's where the senator held his final pre-super tuesday rally last night. >> you know what, i look around this crowd tonight. i think we're going to win here in massachusetts. [ cheers and applause ] >> when we began, we had no money. we had no political organization, and people outside of new england really didn't know who bernie sanders was. and we were taking on perhaps one of the best-known people in this country, somebody who had been anointed by the establishment as the democratic nominee. well, a lot has changed in the last ten months. [ cheers and applause ] >> no matter the outcome today, sanders certainly has the war chest to fight on. the $21 million he took in january was the most raised of any presidential candidate in the entire field. and yesterday his campaign announced that they doubled that total in the month of february, raising more than $41 million. >> so what's the breakdown today?

northeast. the other big thing is, last night, that trump lost oklahoma and almost lost arkansas, off a this club for growth ads. >> and both states were also, brad, and i remember you pointing this, closed primary states. >> correct. >> i know oklahoma was. i believe arkansas was, too. >> arkansas was. >> meaning, independents couldn't vote. and wherever that's been the case, we've seen it in some of the caucus states, as well, trump doesn't do as well, if you can't have -- >> we moved to those this weekend. you know, louisiana is closed, maine is closed, kansas is closed, kentucky's closed. >> so this should be good ted cruz possibilities? >> it should be this weekend. and then when you shift to the 15th, you get the states like florida, north carolina, illinois, missouri, which are disproportionately suburban in their electorates. if you looked last night, marco rubio did great in the richmond suburb, the washington, d.c. suburb, the atlanta suburb, the nashville suburbs. and in texas, ted cruz did very well in the suburbs of dallas and houston. trump does his worst in those suburban counties.

oklahoma and 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

northeast. >> reporter: a number of families north of tulsa tonight are homeless. the weather service is now blaming at least two tornados in northeastern oklahoma that smashed homes and knocked down power poles. >> there's the debris off of some roofs. i hope people are taking cover. >> reporter: abc's phillip mena is at a church where, during the storm, they were praying for salvation. >> well, it's amazing that the lord delivered us from this. >> reporter: passengers on an american airlines flight from dallas to memphis thought they were going meet their maker when the plane ran into severe weather. >> we had some severe turbulence. an aircraft had to divert. >> reporter: a drink cart went flying and hurt two flight attendants. >> this guy behind me, he's saying, are we going down, are we going down? and he goes, i got kids. i said, sir, i said, i promise you, this aircraft is 100% safe, and everything is fine. >> reporter: here's something else we're seeing -- roads like this one that have been washed away. you could fit a truck in here, and with more rain coming, more of this is much more likely. david? >> all right, steve, thank you. let's

northeast. alabama, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee, texas and virginia. >> bernie sanders picked up four wins in vermont. oklahoma, california and minnesota. clinton talking to supporters as the results coming in, went after the republican field. >> it's clear tonight that the stakes in this election have never been higher. and the rhetoric we are hearing on the other side has never been lower. trying to divide america between us and them is wrong. and we're not going to let it work. let's get to m.j. lee. she is looking at the state of play. as john said, it was a super tuesday. maybe more super than some. but a lot of the candidates leaving super tuesday with a different narrative this morning. >> that's right, guys. i think the two big headlines coming out of tonight are, that donald trump had a very good night. and that hillary clinton had a very good night. and i think we were expecting both of those outcomes, heading into super tuesday. and i think tonight was all about donald trump and hillary clinton. showing they both have a national coalition. and a broad base of support, that can win them the nominatio

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weather across the northeast areas as well as the central plains, the rain and the snow there, even m -- in to the four corners region, the greatest threat will be from texas, oklahoma, mississippi, new orleans, and even in to portions of the florida panhandle. for us, [ indiscernible ] storm, it won't be a complete washout but more rain compared to what we see, passing storms on sunday ahead of a cold front on monday. and then behind that front we will be cooler. for today, highs will climb to the upper 80s and we're going to boaters see a light chop on the bays and for tonight, lows will fall to around 70. and we'll see the potential for scattered showers overnight. some spotty storms tomorrow, 86, the start of spring on sunday with the vernal equinox, stormy, comfortable, highs in the mid to upper 70s to next week, a check of your traffic with danny rivera. >>> thank you, lissette, good morning, miami-dade roadways just length buzz -- a little bit busier than typical, southbound 95 just before miami gardens drive block the right lane, south of that at the dolphin, the exit ramp making that connection temporarily shut down in both directions. on the palmetto you c

in parts of texas and oklahoma, there's a chance of severe weather with large hail and damaging wind and possibly tornadoes in those areas. snow in the northeast and midwest today, but most of the eastern side of the country is fairly dry and will be warm this week. most areas at 5-10 or even 15 degrees above average as we head to the middle section of the week. let's take a quick look outside from this we can. it was so much fun this saturday at a huge success at the museum of nature and science. there were all sorts of clubhouses where girls could experience science, technology, engineering and math. the girls enjoyed the green ski -- green screen of most of the girls we met said that they enjoyed math and science. >> somehow we lose them in middle school and upper elementary school. this reminds them of the interesting careers that are out there and encourages them to hopefully stick with the stem interests that they have. >> there were also a lot of family members and teachers and siblings there. this is a reminder to teach their girls to keep their interest in science, we had a great time. >>> we continue to follow a traffic alert on sout