nye regularly makes videos with her students so parents can keep up with what's going on in class. a group of paratroopers with the 82nd airborne division are with their families for the first time in 9- months. they returned to fort bragg this week. wral's gilbert baez was there for the happy reunions. after nine months away from home... this is what it's all about. captain dimitrios hunt's wife broke the world's record for getting her arms around her husband's neck. other wives were on her heels. out here. she wanted to get some tv time. it worked... here's the whole family on tv and a captain that's beaming with pride. "you see kids? you see these smiles? that's all it takes. just one little smile and i'm glad to be home." this is a story about a homecoming. but let me take you back nine months. lt. john valitutto's son was jus 11 days old when he left. the young lt. can't belive how much he's grown. "it was hard to leave my wife but... she had everything under control. and look at him now... i can tell she did a great job." and then there's the williams family who son wants my

reporter pkg: nychele (nye shell) thomas/ 18 year old gabrielle thomas mother she had this huge laugh and she was so loud and i miss her voice i miss her voice.. nychele thomas remembers her daughter.. 18 year old gabrielle thomas.. she and close family friend 17 year old kamesha gilmore were killed march 5 2015.. they were making a u-turn on boulder highway when a car going nearly 120 miles an hour slammed into them... driver seong (sung) lee accepted a plea deal in court monday morning.. thomas says she didn't see that coming... nychele (nye shell) thomas/ gabrielle's mother day of a lot of tears a lot of frustration seong lee admitted to drinking several beers before driving that night.. the 23 year old from south korea was out on bond for another d-u-i charge at the time.. and nearly a year later his attorney says he's taking responsibility... 01:09:50 judge elissa f. cadish judge: are you pleading guilty today because you are truly guilty of these two offenses? lee: yes your honor. death charges each carry up to 20 years behind bars.. thomas says she feels terrible for his family

along the way, they met bill nye, you know, the science guy, and it turns out all 4 of them shared an obsession with "our place in space." nye: since i was a kid, i look up at the sky, and there's 200 billion stars in our galaxy, and then there are, in turn, that many galaxies...galaxies! which just reminds me of the importance of space exploration. the reason we have these rockets is to know our place in the cosmos, our place in space. today we are going to launch lightsail. when this thing gets in space, mylar sheets are deployed, and the photons from the sun will give it a push. it will be able to go edge on into the sun, turn and get a push, just like a sailboat. you never run out of fuel. you could greatly lower the cost and make space exploration accessible to many, many more people. greetings, greetings. hi, everyone. carl sagan talked about a visionary mission using a solar sail, which is pushed through space by nothing but sunlight. it never flew, so today, 39 years later, the planetary society, i'm very proud to say, is launching our lightsail spacecraft. thank you all very

nychele (nye shell) thomas/ 18 year old gabrielle thomas mother she had this huge laugh and she was so loud and i miss her voice i miss her voice.. nychele thomas remembers her daughter.. 18 year old gabrielle thomas.. she and close family friend 17 year old kamesha gilmore were killed march 5 2015.. they were making a u-turn on boulder highway when a car going nearly 120 miles an hour slammed into them... driver seong lee accepted a plea deal in court monday morning.. thomas says she didn't see that coming... nychele (nye shell) tears a lot of frustration seong lee admitted to drinking several beers before driving that night.. the 23 year old from south korea was out on bond for another d-u-i charge at the time.. and nearly a year later his attorney says he's taking responsibility... 01:09:50 judge elissa f. cadish judge: are you pleading guilty today because you are truly guilty of these two offenses? lee: yes your honor. the dui resulting in death charges each carry up to 20 years behind bars.. thomas says she feels terrible for his family too... and no amount of time in or out of p

we have some updates that we want to bring you on the business race of the nye. this is the latest from michigan on the democratic side of things. it's tight. bernie sanders with begun 50% of the vote there hillary inton just right behind him hot on his tail 48 percent 92 percent of polling place there have reported so there's a little bit more numbers coming in there and see who comes out on top in. it is tightening a pit so keep it tuned overnight dochl and this begins at 5:00a.m. 7 futures at 11 ork thanks for watching. see you in florida. we won't but they will be here you get it ciao ciao. see you tomorrow. real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company. >> announcer: janet jackson is a strong but she may be facing a fight that will be hard to win. >>> hulk hogan explains the difference between winning someone in the rank and being secretly taped in bed. >> man: it reminds me of the wrestling, it is just jealousy. >> announcer: is can control the head the mother of a head usa today think so. flavor flav, meteorologist? >> man: i am here to b

. >>> across the country, he is known as bill nye the science guy. today he will receive an award from nasa. he is being awarded for his contributions. he will receive the award at the crystal eng elementary scho it lists the dilays of affection, iluding love notes. yeah. anything else that might distract from learning. some parents don't see anything wrong with these activities. >> you know as parents we should be talking with our kids when it is okay to have the feelings and they are not wrong. >> the school district told parents students would not get in trouble fordying or talking about dating. > >> you , in the secondary roads are passable. a lot of two-hour delays in southern maryland. this is virginia, this is the northern neck. this is four inches on the railing down there. so james thanks for sharing that this morning. you can send me your photos on twitter. there's the storm pulling away. there's not much showing up on doppler, very light flurries in montgomery, d.c., and fairfax. put we can pickup a little bit more snow from st. mary's on

and very light showers nye. need the umbrella.n>zz no moderate or heavy downpours, just light showers. that's good news. and it's warm. temperatures near 70 through most of central florida. the warmth will linger all the way through the work and school week. next weekend looks unsettled, saturday and sunday. it could be that the chilly air is not done yet. we might get down a little cool as we head through the next 10 days. and beautiful scene in the tourist district. temperature-wise, getting you out the door, other than that the light showers, i think it'll be an a-ok spectacular day. it was will be warm. near 70. and then ending up in the 80s. plains, no cold air on the doorstep. we continue the run of warmer than normal air. you can see a lot of dry air moving in. once the showers end, expect a couple more days of very warm, and very sunny air. the winds coming in at 5 to 15 miles per hour. and maybe a little bit more than that in some spots. mostly clear. mild breezes and lows are pleasant. and highs in the mid-to-upper 80s all the way through the work and school week. election d

>> bill nye the science guyguy being honored for hishono dedication to scienceence technology engineeringhematics. and the impact his life andif career has had on education. edi lies into toys see him get recognition.recognition. >> it really is.>> >>> also real cool new at icoola track at six flags in upperpp ma it is a virtual reality that hes they'll fly over the city of metropolis.is. i'm super excited about that abt because i used to be a majoraj rider but i'm not anymore. amo that's the best of both b worlds. >> is it an actual ride.it a >> i think you sit there in thei the chairs.has. >> or is it a rollercoasterlerc that's enhanced.nhand. >> oh, by looking at -- oh,-- o never mind. >> i don't know. >> i'll find out. >> we'll ride it together.et >> we will. >> it would be fun wouldn'te d f it. >> okay.y. >> 6:42. coming up next a new disney animated comedy tina fey spring fling her new humor.ng hr it is movie review friday.da kevin is back with that. that >> if you have a news tip new share it with us. we're back in a moment. >> ♪ >> steve, is that our newte home, tuck?ve >> yeah. >

nychele (nye shell) thomas/ gabrielle's mother day of a lot of tears a lot of frustration seong lee admitted to drinking several beers before driving that night.. the 23 year old from south korea was out on bond for another d-u-i charge at the time.. and nearly a year later his attorney says he's taking responsibility... 01:09:50 judge elissa f. cadish judge: are you pleading guilty today because you are truly guilty of these two offenses? lee: yes your honor. in death charges each carry up to 20 years behind bars.. thomas says she feels terrible for his family too... and no amount of time in or out of prison will bring her daughter or goddaughter back to life... well never get to experience them growing up.. having familes.. you know, and that's a hard thing is to know that i'm never, ever ever get to touch her again, i'll never ever get to hear her voice again... that's the hard part. she says there's no justice for any family in this tragedy... and they'll continue to rely on each other and their faith and take it day by day... the prosecutor said he'll seek 14 to 40 years in state prison

mostly sun nye any skies in place. first alert forecast, full of sun, no raa chances to contend with. a bright start. on the cool side initially at 63. does not last long, however, with light winds and full sunshine. a quick climb to 78. our first alert forecast high of 80 today, a touch above average. the above average trend will overnight lows of 65. 83 degrees tomorrow. your wednesday looks great. warmer,artly cloudy, the humidity actually creeping um just a touch as we go through the rest of the workweek. here is what i'm thinking. lower 80s will take us through friday. a weak front will settle into the weekend. i don't see much in the way of rainfall cming our way any time soon. i'll call for 79 saturday and sunday. dry and comfortable heading in. drive home looks good. temperatures at about 77. let's get you out the door witit a check on first alert forecast with joe brennan. >> the ride looks terric so far this morning, ryan. no real issuesp on the palmetto expressway. you can see the northbound side on the appr

>> chairman nye can answer that. we be completed sometime ago.t we want to do with teach together to discuss with the secretary. we did a week ago monday so now we have the secretary coming over right away. it is complete. we worked on a part of what will you see is the difference is to construct. we look at each of the five challenges we have spoken about and really get after it in a meaningful way the risks associated with each one of those five challenges and the more i would call a crosscutting risk of the joint force. while it has been a couple of weeks late i hope you'll find it worth it in again one of the reasons why we kept that little bit longer was so we could have a top opportunity to do a face-to-face with the secretary and we did complete that last monday. >> i think this is important so i look forward to it and it is significant for the committee. if i could just make an offer again to both of you. it has been one of my goals and i have certainly not been as successful as i wanted to to reduce the paperwork that congress puts on th

. >> good luck to barry miami heat back at itt tomorrow nye at home against old friend that would be james and cavaliers. heat look to continue owning the hornet by making it 13 straight wins against charlotte in theriple a. wade had a chance to send the game into over time but missed the 3. heat lose. right now miami is 4 in the eastern conference. >> a the lot at stake for us so it's about us srying to bounce back from tough loss last nightment don't anticipate anybody trying to help us. lint up. in the 4 lines and we have to earn it. >> orlando picking up third quarter. the lay up. he had 18. in the fourth cavaliers down 3. irving knock down team high 26. they win and cleveland clinches a play off spot with tonight's win. >> we now we would get everything they had. this is our 4 game and 6 night for us right here so it to be ableo dig down and get a whip like this big win for us. >> college baseball at the light pretty big 3 game weekend series number miami hosting louisville game one of the set. bottom of 2 contains down 2 nothing. 2 on 1 out for willy. solo home run. miami leads

clinton still celebrating a big super tuesday at a star studded fund raiser last night wow what a great nye e mail investigation continues to haunt her campaign today reports the clinton aide who established or private server has been granted immunity by the republicans will face off tonight in detroit and donald trump will have to confront fox moderator meghan kelly who has sparred with in the past mega news abc news washington a major development in a thirteen years now investigation the rape kits from our area some dating back decades finally heading to a lab to be tested the latest in our test the kits investigation coming up and lots of sunshine out of the ocean from today but you are gonna broken for the buyer bridge replacement next week and tuesday the current bridge is more than fifty years old has deteriorated significantly the new bridge will run parallel to the old one the project is expected to take. here's three years rather complete and has views of downtown tunnel elizabeth river tunnels is canceling a handful of upcoming closures both tubes were to be reduced to one lane ea

@robin nye is the manager of @tampa's art division. @she finds the art. @finds the money, public, @private and grant to make @public art happen in tampa. @and she says there is a @difference between this kind of @art and what would you @anniversary a museum. @>> a lot of it has to do with @how you are engaged. @how you encounter. @it in the public, it is very @harsh conditions. @typically we have got sun, we @have wind, we have salt, we @have water. @we have got other kinds of @you need to watch the roads. @there is a lot going on. @>> reporter: along bayshore @boulevard there are several @pieces of public art. @some of them you see every day. @some of you may be noticing @here for the first time. @in a museum, you go to the art. @in public art, you stumble @across it. @it almost just comes to you. @and art like this must be @resilient. @>> it always has to look good. @if it doesn't look at its best, @then you are not -- you are @doing a disservice not only to @the artist but the artist to @experience it is. @>> the agam on the bayshore. @looks new again.

not fog moves inland over nye. future weather shows you track< the fog first thing 7:00 o'clock on friday morning you notice all the gray colors on your screen. that is the fog. some of this may be dense in area. use caution for the friday morning commute. it pulls back to the coast. into the afternoon. we have a lot of sunshine. the only exception may be right along the coast with the fog hangs on. wide range in temperatures. 50's right along the coast but inland still nice and warm in the low 70's. around the bay we top out mainly in the 60's. similar pattern set up first half of the wean sachlts fog moves back in probably not as dense in spots as tomorrow morning and by the afternoon we reintroduce the sunshine and the exception may be right along the coast. then on sunday we track a little bit of rain. stormy packet scale the very lit storm is wuchbility minimal rain. crust some breezy conditions. what it will really do is bring back the cooler air that is more typical of the time of the year. future weather s

. >> that's why i think everybody is going to do what nye need to do to clean up the mess so there'sijamags is in a part of the country already so depressed. >> it is, across the countries, moms and grandmothers watching. imagine it's your child has been drink lead for the past year and you didn't know it. >> we had tv commercials bottom the lead on the walls. >> don't touch it. i it was in everything, especially the radiators. we put pots of water on those to warm the water. you had to stay away from the radiator because there was lead in there. we should know better by now. >> this will be a big case going on for a while. nothing will end quickly. >> thank you. >>> historic flooding in texas, and louisiana for that matter, left homes and businesses underwater could get worse now. that's the word from the texas governor greg abbott. torrential rains (ut slammed that state and texas and louisiana, alabama. five people have died in flooding and thousands have that to page up and leave homes. -- pack up and leave homes. forecasters say the floods have reached record levels in deweyville,

sew lid nyes the republican base for donald trump. it helps with evangelical christians. there is a lot of focus on ohio and florida, important winner-take-all states. we also can't forget illinois and missouri. if you look at a state like missouri, 35 or 36% of republican primary voters are evangelical christians. perhaps this moves the needle a little bit with evangelical christians trump will try to pick up. deirdre: fair enough. so far he has actually done better than expected than that group at cruz's expense. jessica, dr. carson says there are two trumps. here is a quick sound bite and i want to get your opinion on it. >> there are two different donald trumps. there's the one you see on the stage and there is the one who is very cerebral, sits there, considers things very carefully. that is the donald trump you will start seeing more and more of right now. deirdre: when you think of presidential candidate, steadiness of character, versus unpredictability, which has more value, not a facetious question. maybe dealing with foreign leaders maybe it is useful to be unpr

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simpson's murder trial it's a nye recovered at simpson's former brentwood california estate.rker found the knife in the late 1990's possibly while the home was being demolished but that worker reportedly gave to it a off duty police officers who for reasons unknown never turned it in. that officer is retired now. police say they recently learned of the knife and recovered it. >> it is being treated as we would all evidence so it has been submitted to our lab. they are going to study and examine it for all forensics. >> now no matter what the testing reveals s-it will not lead to simpson being charged again at the state level because of double jeopardy and police say they are still trying to figure out if the knife even came from simpson's property. >> the u.s. economy added 242,000 jobs in the month of february. that's according to the report issued today by the labor department it also shows the unemployment rate held at 4.9 percent. worker pay, however, slipped last month but more americans started looking for jobs last month and many of them found them. the report also sho

bunkered up with miramar firefighters today to >> jeff: this is what it looks like when firefighters walk nye a burning building. thick smoke, vision limited. not to mechs the amount of heat is almost unbearable. miramar fire rescue gave me theh opportunity to walk in a firefighter's shoes, or boots wan rather. first a vitals check. >> best blood pressure of the day. then it was suited time to get suited up. this. gear a firefighters' main protection but it comes with challenges. it's heavy. >> i don't even know how they can move like this. >> and once the mask is on, you instantly feel claustrophobic. we crawled into the burning building holding onto aose for balance, then worked to put out the fire. the flames were quick to spread. this is a controlled environment. in a real fire firefighters don't dough in that's walking. >> very dangero going a firefighter, ics have it's extremely labor intensive general of the but putting out a fire was nothing compared tie this is what firefighters see when they walk in, pitch black, in some cases use a thermal imaging camera to help. once we had the ca

last nye, lonnie, i was woken up quite a few times, that wind was strong. >> whipping out there. we had some 50 mile-an-hour gusts. even new york city was like, you know, above 40 miles an hour. let's take a peek with what we have out there as of right now. temperatures, in the 50s around the area. and here is a 50 on the nose. and this is tony, tony in river edge new jersey, welcome to the show, tony. first time i have had a chance to have you on. sunshine, he reports. in river edge. and what does he have to say? it is wizard of oz windy out a video, sort of echoing what kj is talking about. yes, we all dealt with the winds out there. and they are actually still blowing right now. let me get you outside right now, in new york city. and there is a great-looking clear air mass right over new york city. temperature right now, it comes in at 52. and sunny. we have some gusts up to 36 miles per hour right now. so that 52 feels like 47. and almanac shows 52 right now and a whole walloping degree warmer at 53. and at 2:14 in the afternoon. so temperature-wise, just about where you expe

we have some updates that we want to bring you on the business race of the nye. this is thlatest from michigan on the democratic side of things. it's tight. bernie sanders with begun 50% of the vote there hillary clinton just right behind him hot on his tail 48 percent 92 percent of polling place there have reported so there's a little bit more numbers cong in there and see who comes out on top in. it is tightening a pit so keep it tuned overnight 7 futures at 11 ork thanks for watching. >> keep you right here. see you in florida. we won't but they wiwi be here you get it ciao ciao. see you tomorrow. >> announcer: next, a paid presentation from perricone md for cold plasma sub-d, brought to you by guthy renker. cold plasma sub-d is the first-of-its-kind treatment for the area of your body that can actually age you most -- your neck, hosted by network courtney thorne-smith and featuring some of the most dramatic before-and-after photos yove ever seen. >> hi, everyone. i'm courtney thorne-smith. don't change the channel, because in the next few minutes, you're gonn

nye nyelayou are at yale, and elite educational institution, just as we heard, increased diversity out yale, the question is increased inclusion and reflection of the broader issues that are impacting america nationally. how are you at yale dealing with changes, what are students feeling in terms of inclusion and the broader issue? >> both make great points about the tension between these two seemingly polar opposite narratives of racial progress and on the other hand, racial violence and brutality. and and both products, i would not be able to go to a school like yale if you were 50 or so years ago, and also seeing people that look like us and look like our families and share a kinship and indiscriminately brutalized, that sort of tension a lot of these are spreading up, also to say holding a university that we love accountable for the values that it espouses in mission statements and brochures, why we came to yale, we came for opportunity and also because we thought there would be this inclusion, that there would be a prioritization of students of color, and faculty of color, we are

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when i look back on nye nfl career i will know without a doubt i gave everything i had to help my teamsin. there were other players who were more talented, but there was no one who could outprepare me. and because of that, i have no regrets. there is a scripture reading, ii timothy 4:7, i have fought the good fight. i have finished the race, i have kept the faith. i have fought a good fight. i finished my football race, and after 18 years it is time. god bless all of you and god bless football. [applause] neil: wow. try topping that. pate mon manning calling it -- peyton manning calling it quits after 18 years. how well-written, brian kilmeade? >> i don't think you ever have a better farewell speech. i don't think a president can say good-bye in self-deprecating way. not one moment praised himself but preparation and hard work. neil: i like patriots reference. >> so much emotion tied into that, think how many years he played. fairly long speech. a lot of credit to get through that. you could hear the emotion. dealing pre well. >> this last six months, story from al jazeera, i think that

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but what they have in common, boca haram in nye yeigerinigeri what they have is this deadly ideology.e been hundreds, hundreds of terrorist attacks all over the world. many are small. many are taking place in countries where we have become so used to there being terrorist attacks we don't pay close attention. so when they happen in iraq and syria, it just gets added to the general chaos that is there. there are hundreds of people, the vast majority are muslims. >> with belgium happening, we know there's been an increase in the number of dragnets, arrests and raids daily. they are linking more and more people to the plots both in belgium and in paris. >> yeah. >> obviously all of europe is facing a threat. all of europes it has a problem. what needs to happen? >> well, there has been talk this is the new normal. i would push back against that. it is certainly the new normal for european security agencies. since paris happened, they pick up people in brussels. since brussels happened, they arrested people in the netherlands, germany. european police forces have to get much better workin

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santa rosa picking up two inches, hayward picking up an nye and a quarter. sfo and inch and a half.es the prize over the santa cruz mountains over the last 24 hours. storm tracker 2 radar has gone fairly quiet picking up on a few showers perhaps embedded in clouds over head. mainly dry for your morning into the afternoon. sun, clouds, maybe a few sprinkles. that about sums it up. as we get into the second part of your sunday it's going to change once again as the next storm moves in and it's going to be a strong one. we are looking at a flash flood watch for this evening. the entire region, everybody here in green for rapid rise on small creek and streams and we are looking at that being a possibility as we roll through your entire sunday evening because once it gets going it's not going to stop. here's a look at the wind advisory this one starting at 4: 00 lasting until tomorrow morning. gusts just as strong as yesterday. powerful enough to topple trees and create power outages. take it easy. it makes driving difficult if you are going to be out and about later today. timing on the

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