there are other issues like the homelessness and panhandleers. i think there are special circumstances on the panhandle and for that reason the supervisor asks for your support there >> thank you very much. (calling names). good afternoon. >> hello. in our neighborhood we have another set of circumstances we don't have a lot of trailers ours are mainly the big moving vans that are full of graffiti. we have people parking big trucks and vans of garbage and come up with a little truck and a load those are people running their businesses on the street we are taxpayers we live in a nice neighborhood. yesterday we were walking and there were 40 or 50 bags of marijuana bags they through out we dragged them out of the way. they're blocking the sidewalk. there was human feces on the suitcase used toilet paper. in front of one trailer there was a homeless person who wanted to fight my dog because my dog barked another him. he had urine. we deserve more than this. we live in a nice neighborhood and we're not out to evict the homeless just our neighborhood

another area getting light rain, the panhandle of west virginia, west of i-81.o the mountains, light rain hancock through cumberland and down toward hagerstown there. getting the scattered sprinkles heading off to the north and east now and staying away from the metro area. here's timing on some other rain beginning to move in. as of 10:00, light rain, moving into the shenandoah valley, northern virginia, northern and western suburbs. through the lunch hour and early afternoon, the metro area. scattered sprinkles. then by 3:00 or 4:00, most of it's going to be over. maybe a few clouds around. this evening, mostly cloudy, we might have a sprinkle coming through late evening. saturday is the wettest day of the weekend. we'll see the rain beginning to sweep in during the morning. rain off and on during the afternoon all the way into saturday night. that looks like it's going to linger into sunday. here's your friday hour-by-hour forecast. temperatures steady, in the 40s, clouds around through 8:00. then 50s by noon. and a likelihood of sprinkles noontime, maybe a s

we're in reenforcing april 1st we're delivering a hundred percent cd e panhandle and additional cost savings things we'll issue after the april 1st so we're very much in favor of getting this out into the market as quickly as possible. so i don't see the changing in the next few years >> will there be a estimate accompanying the cd e. >> would you repeat and will there be a new cost estimate. >> we have a revised cost estimate that was submitted in january yes. >> that's what we'll be presenting next month. >> i have - i want to echo a couple of the things that ed was saying. i think definitely as you breakdown the packages and you're going to put out budgets, you know, it's going to be all the more critical your cost estimating be very good otherwise your self-daef you're going to say that's too high and that's two low we have to show real expertise. you should have heard revisiting the rda be won't be objectionable. the thing on the glazing when there was a glazing was talked about not wanting to take on design liability and we're still throwing those things out in a design build w

thank you for attend those meetings we've seen an improvement in the panhandle and that parole officerthe albert lake is a temporary fix. so i'm here to the commission to talk about the resources that the park station has. this is a sorrow problem that's escalated in the last year and we are as the commission look at the resources and the chief look at the resources there's clearly a need in this district to change the model so we can have leasing sxhanl throughout the year we want the resources in place to continue that year-round >> thank you very much. >> basically, i live in the on handle the block and a half from buena vista and panhandle most of the time, i can't visit that because people are shooting up theirs pounds and pounds of dirt and the poor park workers they say please appeal on our behave and thanks sir, we haven't seen an impact but as the tenants said it's temporary. the resources that this predict has compared to other cities that have parks of a similar size it's quite small and one hundred and 50 officers are assigned to that park our park is twice the size. on the

there is a tornado watch out toward the panhandle of florida.e do expect to see heavy, heavy rain saturate most of the i-10 corridor and move its way -- make its way, that is to the i-95 corridor tonight. >> extends all the way into the florida panhandle and, also, south and western portions of georgia that goes through this afternoon. meanwhile, further toward the north, looking at temperatures plummeting, colder air sinking in out of canada. st. louis at 35 degrees. nashville at 52. between nashville and between st. louis, that is where our frontal boundary is. such a stark contrast in temperatures. towards the north, see the precipitation following. it's all rain in the areas with the temperatures in 40s and 50s across portions of oklahoma, back towards arkansas. but once you make your way into st. louis missouri, all ice out there. you need to be careful on the roads. >> ice is going to make its way towards the east. across the midwest and toward the i-95 corridor -- the reason we have weinter storm warnings and the washington, d.c. area, i'

these are strong thunderstorms in alabama and dragging along i-10 to the florida panhandle, if you are driving there, you are getting caughting in the wet weather and the storms are flourishing and lifting to the north and to the east and we have a tornado watch out going until 5:00 this afternoon across southern portions of alabama, south and western portions of georgia and the florida panhandle aroundal a say and strong storms this afternoon and a tornado or two. the winds are gusting beyond 60 miles per hour. we could see a little hail in addition to the rainfall. this is off to the coast tomorrow and up to the north it is getting worse. watch the time, that is critical in the morning, a mix of snow, a mix of ice as well. from washington, d.c. into portions of the virginia and north carolina. be careful. we are talking sleet, snow, in terms of snowfall amounts i think in washington, d.c. and baltimore up to six inches. as you get to new york city no accumulation, but a few flurries in the morning and chilly. we had a taste of spring. back to the end of the week back to the 50s. >> t

northern shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia to washington county. larger area of rain in the southern shenandoah valley still three hours and 20 minutes away of getting into the metro area. the sky over washington, cloudy now. 49 at reagan national. we'll be in the mid 40s by 8:00. likely scattered sprinkles noontime and during the afternoon. noontime temperatures mid 50s. afternoon into the low 60s. and that's the way it looks now. back to you. >> thank you and good morning. taking a look at traffic, your commute from howard county is a smooth one this morning. we're running full speed on 95 at route 32. and as you approach the beltway, no slowdown. bw parkway also running smooth this morning. clear in both directions. metro, marc, vre, all your rails on time this morning. aaron and ericka, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> now this morning, a water rescue caught on camera. the crew called in to save a man off a cruise ship. >>> plus, the operation that will take over a maryland high school bui >>> welcome back at 5:14. new this morning, the

southern portion of alabama where we have a tornado watch in effect all all the way into the florida panhandle. you can see these storms, that line of storms, that's a squall line, indicative of the fact that we've already seen damaging winds over 65 miles an hour. that is certainly enough to bring down frees and power lines. this tornado watch is in effect across southern alabama, far west and south portions of georgia and florida panhandle until 5:00 today. we'll monitor the chance to see damaging winds and tornado witness and hail. conditions are favorable to see tornadoes develop, but we're looking at warnings right now, severe thunderstorm warnings right around the tall hat see area. you need to seek shelter and stay off the roadways if you can. the rain will continue to push across the eye 10 corridor, make its way across the corridor later on. the ping band is ice. there's colder air to the north. if you're traveling tomorrow, 7:00 in the morning, we're going to have a slow go around i-95 around washing don d.c., baltimore, into portions of the virginias. be careful traveling there. we'

on the alternates are not in the bidding in this panhandle but their future alternates. the alternates number one is the opening in the roof. the opening in the roof >>was for skylight in the future that is alternate to be deleted so that's really $250,000 on alternate futures. the only thing i can share this is a good bid. had we had 4 biders or more we could sharpen our pencils but this this is a reflection of the economy. this is quite a bit work and there's quite a bit work out there >> i did you know, i have some questions on the moving from paid performance to this insurance. but i appreciate the quick response on this. i have talked about the executive director my only concerns is to make sure that someone reads through the performance bonds for our construction manager general contractor they expect the paid performance to continue downhill hill if this is a case if someone reads through the funding agreement to make sure that all of the similitudes would be paying performance bonds i'm previously confident that that that's a good move given we do the research >>

panhandling money taking photos of torras and kids alike until for upsets him. as live alone on not angry of not angry is is that in your pre >> : to let the city as an to us by of you are an oakland captures a person on camera at the bottom of the screen there apparently stealing her mailbox. purrs approach removes about from the post and then run away with it. it says there is crime and in a hurry but nothing this extreme heat presses and ukraine continues and the u.s. is taking action president obama ordered sanctions against the russians today. sent in sanctions u.s. officials say includes a visa restrictions on individuals involved and undermining democracy in ukraine. kron tension there parliament unanimously declared that they wont to join russia and will hold a rep and random vote in just 10 days. ukraine's prime minister says that referendum has no legal grounds president obama says he agrees. >> : the proposed reprimand them on the will violate ukraine's constitution and violate international law. any discussion about the future of ukraine must include

the panhandle, carroll county, you get about 2 to 4 inches.ost of the area will pick up three to six inches in southern maryland. you could see over six inches. again, taking you in closer. gaithersburg, bowie, wall door of. you could have a little bit more than 6 inches. potentially up to 8 inches. 40% chance for inside of the beltway. 3 to 6 inches of snow to accumulate. again, that happens mainly monday morning. high monday of 33. there's a chance of showers tuesday and wednesday, chris, with temperatures in the low 40s on tuesday and mid-50s wednesday. >> coming up in sports, some march madness for the >>> there was a point where the wizards looked like they probably left them for dead. they are fun to watch. they just keep finding ways to win games. doesn't matter who gets the credit at this point. everyone seems to be chipping in. tonight was john wall and gooden. beale had to be carried off because of an ankle injury. third quarter, john wall says make it one. knocks down the three-pointer there. fourth quarter, nets up two. drew gets t

he stated that he was not. >> panhandling for money and take an pictures until someone says somethings long as people leave me alone, i am not angry. >> you're not even on a real job. >> you're not even on a real job. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ as we have into the afternoon expect sunny skies and temperatures in the '60s if not a few low '70's. fairfield hitting a high of 71. but later on tonight expect, conditions, partly cloudy skies and temperatures back in the upper 40's and low 50s. we do have warmer weather on the way as we head into the afternoon. all have the details on that coming up in 15 minutes. >>george: thanks erica. as we track our ride around the bay. checking public transit this morning. no delays here at th

other thing is the panhandling of other people that are already on the bus walking upside down the israel and taking money from people on the bus. i'd like to this is a very good program i support it. i think that we need to upgrade the bus service which means having more buses taking the people so we don't have backlogs of people on the bus so that more buses are running and more people can get on the bus safely. the drivers themselves i don't find any problems with that. the drivers do make announcements of the bus saying there's a who ever come on board there's a walker coming and people with capes coming on as well. so the bus drivers are okay. as far as announcements are concerned i've had enormous number of complaints on the announcements people can't hear the driver making the announcement as and stops from designation to designation. we can improve that by having a better system. so i thank you very much for your time. and those are my questions and comments as well >> thank you very much i'll start where you ended as the drivers. i've come to appreciate since i've had this job th

lingering bands of light snow in montgomery, howard county, and in frederick county, washington, panhandle of west virginia. so the totals you've had there so far, that's pretty much it. farther to our west, getting a little bit of light snow still in loudon county. and as we get into the afternoon, as of 1:30, it should be all over in washington. but still snowing in southern maryland. 3:00 in the afternoon, still snowing in charles, calvert, st. mary's, anne arundel, easton. around 4:00, 5:00, it will taper off there, and by 6:00, a lot of it will be over. looking at totals that have been coming in on social media and observers around the region, here's veronica. >> we've seen the totals. thank you, everyone, who sent in wonderful photos of the snowfall in your area. folks, really down south, we're starting to see the amounts pick up. we said earlier the range from around 2, 3 inches, to as much as 7 inches in a few isolated conditions, and it is down south, could see more spots picking up around 7 inches of snowfall. let's look at the maps. we've been putting them together. these are th

this time, a little farther east from new orleans through the panhandle of florida. heavy rain to the north of that and right along the northern edge, as it runs into some of that colder air, we could end up with some snow and that swath from st. louis right over into washington, d.c., where we could see some accumulating snow, perhaps as much as three to six inches in some areas. haegerstown over to southern new jersey, we should see one to three inches. erica? >> thanks. we'll get more of your national forecast coming up in a bit. >>> residents of ukraine's crimea region are voting on whether to split off from russia. it's a vote that has the united states very angry. nbc's chief correspondent is in ukraine, richard engel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. voting has begun here in crimea, this referendum. the people are deciding whether they will remain as part of ukraine or break away and join up with russia. the voting is taking place mostly in schools. voters we have been speaking to predominantly say they want to join up with russia. a lot of the

richmond district the endless of park presidio and the strip along the area of lincoln park and the panhandle the 3 side again, the park endless and the 3 side of delores park and various locations in the northeast mission locations in north katrero hill and along dog patch and the holly park and a couple of streets and feinstein in the southeast we've got bits of other streets to complete the sections we've asked you to approve last june. so the list is lengthy i counted 61 locations that's acquit daunting but in a city of 89 hundred and 50 miles of streets it probably amaze to at most 10 miles of streets. this is in addition that streets that have regulations prohibiting overnight parking. so perhaps i should point out this is not a pilot which does it become permanent this is not permanent. the board of supervisors could take this out of the code but it's up to this body to decide where and when we use it and to the extent we bring you further locations they'll be spot locations this is not on ongoing process they'll be shopping in your consent calendar >> any members of the public? >> yes

we moved that to the panhandle so we're moving that detail around a little bit and it's been effective. our beat officers when i got to the park station we had two beat officers. now we have 8 and they walk or ride bicycles. they're required everyday to pushing pick out one business and talk about to whoever is working at the business. donates not practical to having them go into every business on the beat they wouldn't be able to deal with the bad guys on the street but i get tired of hearing people never see the beat people so they would go in and talk to the merchants everyday. again twice a month in buena vista park our homeless support officers they spend all day clearing out encampments entreshd at buena vista park they take three or four truck loads of folks out. that's been hey with the cooperation of rec and park department, of course, by bus i have to say this i tend to not go into too much detail it's painful. when i first got to the district drug sales were a big problem so you know, i want to lead by example so i agreed to be a buy officer one day and so one particular dop

new orleans to pensacola, florida to the panhandle there.ance of possible tornados, large hail like in texas yesterday. and damaging winds along with heavy, heavy rain. on the northern edge of this we could see an icy mix and even snow in missouri, indiana and parts of western virginia. we could end up with a few inches by tomorrow in d.c. >> good morning everyone. sun is shining, temperatures around 40 today. our forecast today. the increasing clouds, chance of rain moving in this evening. this will start as rain, changing to snow in the evening hours to early tomorrow. day thyme hitime highs 30 to 40. tomorrow's high temperature only near the freezing mark. on average, three to might be as much as six >>> today's top spot features st. patrick's day, the 43rd annual st. patrick's day in washington, d.c., wrc, channel 4 down there, they're celebrating a day early, but a lot of places are. all the irish culture will be on display with traditional irish dancers and floats cruising down constitution grab your lucky shamrock and check out the fe

fishermen from all over the gulf coast, and of course, louisiana, mississippi, and alabama, and the panhandleida were effects much more greatly than texas was, but it was just a major disaster, fishing grounds were cut off, and -- and people were left without incomes, and we -- we have now five years later, are figuring that with fish it takes that long to realize whether you have a problem or not, and we're just now starting to see those class of fish come into the fishery, and we're starting to see problems. >> buddy you said there was something called the fish-sniffing test to see if they were healthy? >> yeah, that was very devastating for our business. when you expect the federal government to be protecting you, and trust about what is going on, and they take a fish and wave their hand over it and smell the air that comes off of it to detect whether it has problems. we in the industry started a seafood safety testing where we tested fish for the actual components, and thank god we -- we didn't find any abnormal amounts in the fish we were harvesting, snapper, and grouper in the gulf of m

tomorrow that slight risk, though, moves out of louisiana and into the panhandle of florida.or severe storms on sunday and more of an icy mix. on the northern edge of that storm, we could end up with a couple inches of snow back through parts of missouri and also t >>> we're expecting mostly sunny skies today. no storms impacting our weather here, but offshore strong storms building surf for your weekend and a high surf advisory tomorrow, use caution as you head out to the coast. the weather will be gorgeous in santa cruz to the upper 70s but watch out for the sneaker waves. close to 80 in san jose. and mid to upper 70s in the peninsula and low 70s closer to san francisco and in the tri- valley temperatures for the weekend in the low to mid-80s both today and tomorrow. forecast. sprinkling a little bit, but that's not going last. >> i just felt that drop. okay. won't worry about it. >> march showers brings spring flowers at some point, right? dylan, thanks. >>> you could possibly have one of the best jobs ever. it's an opportunity to take an all-expenses-paid vacation to one

this is off the panhandle off golden gate park so that gives you an idea where that is.o van ness is clear to cut through the city storks is 19th. no pob here. looking at a smooth drive around the bay as we're looking at the traffic tuesday start to kick in. the south bay, starting to hit and here look at this, southbound 680 we still have a car blocking two lanes southbound 680 in fremont. approaching auto mall parkway, two lanes are blocked and a spin-out and the tow truck may take 15 to 20 minutes to get there. right where the off ramp, signs there. westbound 237, starting to recover after a new crash cleared as you head out of the milpitas area, head over to the off ramps and 101, lanes are clear 237 but a slow drive which would kick off about now. the rest of the south bay moves. >> 6:36. still ahead a hockey player collapses in the middle of a game. >> it's pandemonium and panic over there. >> what doctors are saying about his condition this morning, what may have caused him to go down in the first place. [ female announcer ] it balances you... it fills you with en

here is our tornado watch in effect for parts of the panhandle of florida, you including panama city. we don't have any tornado warning, but a watch meaning that conditions are favorable for tornadoes. and there is our severe thunderstorm warning just on the border here with georgia. heavy rain could get several inches of rain, and then on the cold side of the storm, we're dealing with quite a bit of snow across the ohio river valley and the midwest. let's take a look at it. in some cases several inches. and the storm will strengthen as it continues to move eastward. st. louis, you were in the 70s. we'll be in the 30s in the next several hours. so cold enough for snow. and nashville, we'll see the potential for a wintry mix including freezing precipitation. so there is your forecast, temperatures in the radar, there is the snow just south of st. louis. and across the virginias, up toward the mid-atlantic and northeast, philadelphia, you are now into a winter weather advisory. winter storm warning as we think the storm will nudge a little more northward. d.c., could you get several hou

the west virginia panhandle there in the blue, as well as portions of northwest virginia, we're talking to six to upwards of a foot of snowfall, in the white including the dc metro as well as baltimore 3 to 6. outside of that we're looking at 1 to 3 inches and a mix for areas in the pink. sharyn, back to you. >> this is the winter that will not quit. thank you very much, chelsea ingram at wjz-tv. >> and we'll be back. >> changing consumer tastes are taking a toll on the food court at your local mall. quiznos announced friday will seek chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. sbarro the pizza chain is also filing for chapter 11 for the second time in three years. closing 155 of 400 company-owned stores. here to explain is cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger. it seems like the food court never changes so, what is happening now? >> well, the food courts and the companies that put their businesses in those food courts really lived by that old real estate saying, location, location, location, they were in this heavy foot traffic area, a mall, or even an airport. when the recession hit and pe

no seek employment and no panhandling. all of this understand consideration on the same day the national football league banned this celebration, dunking a football over a goal post after a touchdown. some are returning to the nfl as the "no fun league" and the proposal only has tailgating only in designated lots. >> this has been going on for so long. it's like prohibition. it didn't work. you can't stop something that people like to do. people are not going stop that. >> you have to be able to barbecue. throw the football. that's what football is all about, to me, anyway. >> reporter: if you saw something in tonight's report you liked or didn't like there is plenty of time to get in on the action. the city council will have public input from now until they finalize the report. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> floating with a bartender landed one guy in handcuffs on the peninsula. police arrested him after tricking him into thinking he was going on a date. he was accused of stealing tvs and electronics from a resta

, stafford counties and once you get up into loudoun and the two frederick counties up here, the panhandle of west virginia, you're looking at 4 to 6 inches. in between the 6 to 8-inch range that does include the southern half of the beltway and it includes portions of fauquier and prince william and frederick and fairfax counties all included in that. so the winter storm warning is in effect from midnight until 6 p.m. for the entire d.c. metro area and you can see the approach of this system on doppler 9000. the arctic front is approaching and topper will have more with temperatures in a second. >> it's a pretty impressive system. it's the same system we tracked all week that slammed into california. white is snow, magenta is mix and green is rain. thankfully we do not have to worry about a freezing rain ice storm. sleet to snow and predominantly snow in the wee hours of the morning. a little sleet is reported into leesburg on the radar, so arctic air is moving through. the front is coming through. sleet between midnight and 3 a.m. and then boom, heaviest snow between 3 a.m. and 1 p.m., 4

middle range to lower 40s west of town across the panhandle of maryland and into west virginia. we will see some steady rain around the beltway through much of the day tomorrow. that's going to hold us to 50 near baltimore, d.c. corridor, but out toward the shore, things are a little bit different as temperatures will be slightly on the warmer side. at least hitting upper 50s to near 60 degrees. keep in mind we are staying under this yellow alert. not only for the overnight, but throughout the day, on our sunday forecast. then, we slowly start to build in some sunshine. we'll see partly to mostly sunny skies by monday afternoon and temperatures will rebound with southeasterly winds. we'll at least get out of the 50s and into the lower 60s. we'll push it into the middle 60s by tuesday. it isy anecit will be no problem for folks to get out and exercise their civic duty and get out to the polls. then as we head into wednesday and thursday, we are continuing our warmup. near 70 degrees by wednesday afternoon. we'll also bring in more cloud cover for thursday. we'll see the showers a

get ready for some rain with some areas seeing up to three inches of rain across the florida panhandleeep southeast for the next two days. and we have the threat for severe weather with this today. anywhere from around new orleans over to the panhandle of florida, southern parts of alabama and southwestern corner of georgia looking at the chance for some severe weather. so we'll watch that. and it could include a tornado or two. the same storm is moving in across parts of the midatlantic to meet the cold air. and for your monday, unfortunately, we're talking about a pretty significant snowstorm across parts of the midatlantic. hard to imagine. st. pat prick's day, and a lot of people think you want to be outside drinking and whatever you do on st. patrick's day. >> drinking. >> pretty much. it's going to be snowy and cold across the north. >>> if you're thinking of celebrating st. patrick's day and you want to make room for one of the most finest ingredients, potatoes. >> here to show us some of the potatopia is the best. >> potatopia came from shepherd's pie. shepherd's pie was design

developing in places like orange county, culpeper, northern fauquier, western loudoun county, the panhandlewest virginia. if you are above a thousand feet, some of that could be freezing. aevated surfaces could be little slick this morning. a winter weather advisory has been issued for areas to the west until 11:00 this morning. the metro area, everything is fine. temperature should make it into the upper 30's and metaphors -- and middle 40's. improving conditions down the line in our seven day forecast. let's get traffic right now. jack taylor. here at work.ol we threw in money. i decided to pick up a ticket. i looked at this morning and i am here. that tells you something. if you are on the beltway this morning, you are off to a great start. if you did not win, you're going to have to go to work. at least the roads are dry. traffic is moving well. legionhe american bridge, lanes are open. 95 in virginia, coming north down, we had a bit of a bunch up around triangle. far, so good. you're moving north of lauren heading towards a springfield. the traffic tracker has been driving on d.c. 295.

all the way from the panhandle of texas, in through oklahoma, northern arkansas.ross this region where you see the pink shaded area, that's where we've got some snow, a little bit further to the south it changes over to ice. nonetheless across the ohio river valley, extending into the central alleghenies, and the mid-atlantic -- and the mid-atlantic in this situation does also apply to new york city. now new york city for later on this afternoon you are looking at some ice. looks like a few inches of snow. maybe not quite as much as we were anticipating yesterday, but the roads are going to be extremely hazardous. temperaturewise, it doesn't even feel like march. doesn't look like march. double-digit below zero readings. not windchill factors. it's minus 19 in minot. minus 3 in omaha. minneapolis is minus 4. it is so cold. be careful out there. roads are very dangerous. back to you guys. >> thank you for the red light warning there. brutal. >>> speaking of the snow, check out the ceremonial kickoff of the world famous iditarod dog race in alaska. the real race sta

anywhere in parts of eastern texas and western parts of alabama and florida panhandle you can be looking weather. make sure you have a way to get to those warnings. it heads east and over the weekend parts of the east coast will be having to deal with areas of heavy rain at times. heather and ainsley those temperatures feeling more like spring upper 50's for us today in new york city 60s across the southeast and 80s widespread across texas. head over to you. >> thank you maria. >> we haven't seen that kind of change in a while. 20 minutes to the top of the hour. postal workers caught using 30,000 dollars of your hard earned money for their special delivery. >> you always want to have a permanent reminder of mcdonalds on your arm. >> wait until you hear the ridiculous reason a teen tattooed his receipt on his arm. ...return on investment wall isn't a street... isn't the only return i'm looking forward to... for some, every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. o

in 1821 on the the banks of blue water creak, what is now the panhandle of nebraska. a meteor came through and red cloud was born that night and he was the one that united those people. and tom will tell you that. >> red cloud was born may of 1821. there are so many stories we have heard of in history of people, men and women, who had very difficult childhoods and had to rise above them and the resilliance they gained made them leaders. they think he had a younger brother. when red cloud was five years old, his father did, and he didn't die of war acts or an accident, he died of alcoholism. so talking about the mid-1820s and here is a sioux man dying of alcoholism. and when the early traders and people that were working their way west, there were three powerful diseases they brought: small pox, cholera, and alcohol. the indians had no immunity to these diseases. an advantage he had was was more went back to her band that was one my old smoke who she called brother. we don't know if they were biological brothers or just a close, but he took in the children. red cloud w

. >> yes, that was in the panhandle. now we are looking at more funnel clouds and tornado warnings.ne just popped up in northern california. north central glen county has a tornado warning and this particular storm is tracking quickly up to the north and northeast and mixing with the snow in the higher elevations. another spot that we have a tornado warning is in north carolina and this area is watching the storms rolling through and the rotation to it and hail and strong winds reported with the showers. that is causing flash flooding quickly. we have been watching storms roll through florida for much of the day before it started to track up to north carolina and we have severe thunderstorm watch for southern tip of florida and including miami getting the heavy rain and a lot of cloud to ground lightening. it is moving to the keys and bahamas and moving out overnight. mainly wind gusts so strong bringing down power lines, trees and damage with this. now to west coast and the rainfall. so much out there. it is springtime and the atmosphere is balancing its way throughout the season h

panhandle of west virginia, northern part of the shenandoah valley. fredericksburg, culpepper, manassas. by the afternoon, we might get a few more breaks in the cloud cover. maybe a little sun coming up. overall, still quite cloudy. ought to make it into the low 40s in the metro area and points south north and west, hovering around upper 30s to 40 in the afternoon. mostly cloudy tonight. temperatures not as cold. only gradually dropping back down to the upper 30s by midnight tonight. and then by dawn tomorrow, we'll be down to the low 30s. we are gaining daylight every day. in fact, we are gaining about two and a half minutes than we had yesterday. we'll continue that trend. minutes per day, around two, 2 1/2 minutes now till the end of march. it drops off by the time we get to the summer solstice. average temperature this time of year 58. we'll be quite a bit below that here today. tomorrow should be in the upper 40s to near 50. thursday, finally getting a little bit above that average on the first day of spring on thursday. then friday ought to make

it's a risk of thunder storms stretching across louisiana, mississippi, alabama and the florida panhandle. note that it's mainly rain for the south-east, but you head north. there's the collision. cold air coming down from the north, meeting up with the storm moving through the east. the temperatures in the below zero area, like minus four, it's definitely cold in canada. this is exactly where the winds are pulling the air from, from the north-east. it will meet up crass west vij and vij. washington d.c. gets another monday morning commute with the snow and ice. we'll see the snow stretch from kentucky into west vij. it will be a developing situation through the day, and note that new york, you may avoid the snow, but you are not going to avoid the cold weather. >> winter is not over yet. okay. thanks. we'll soon see evidence that trex may have had a miniature cousin. dino sore fossils are going on display. the newly discovered t rex relative is smaller, but older. >> paleontologist ron tykoski spends much of his days chipping rock away from millions of year-old fossils for the perot muse

memorials on tuesday, atlanta and panhandle by thursday.going to make its way across the country. here we go, that low is going to set up and move to the east coast. it will be to the northeast by thursday and push offshore. yes, we could see even more snow as we go through the middle to end of the week all across the country. fred, we'll be looking for that very closely during the next couple of days. >> all right. thanks so much, jennifer. >>> all right. a heart stopping moment, a terrifying collision caught on camera. take a look. images showing a small aircraft there slamming into a sky diver and throwing him roughly 75 feet to the ground. guess what, the sky diver and pilot were not seriously injured. amazing. >>> and an oklahoma man's certainly for his lost money landed him in an unpleasant and smelly situation. it started when he dropped a $20 in a storm drain. he decided i'm going after it and he did. he couldn't find his way out and he got stuck underground for two days. finally some teens heard his cries for help. they called poli

and san antonio to dallas, houston, little rock memphis, all the way to the florida panhandle.afternoon and evening you'll have to look out. we could see large hail, damaging winds and an isolated tornado. and the threat doesn't end there. on saturday it goes from tallahassee all the way through south carolina and north carolina and we'll watch this severe weather and coming up, the nation's weather, more for the pacific northwest. it does need a whole lot of rain. i'll have that coming up. >> all right, ginger. thanks a lot. >>> we'll turn to new jersey governor chris christie who was cleared of any wrongdoing in the new internal report commissioned by his administration on the bridgegate scandal that threatened to derail his political career and future. christie sat down with abc news for an exclusive interview and abc's jim avila is in trenton, new jersey, with much more. good morning to you, jim. >> reporter: good morning, josh. he is back and armed with an internal report written by friendly lawyers that says that he is, in fact, clear and he's back on the offensive today

. >> today lindsay lives in a small rural town on the florida panhandle with her husband, two young childrend a menagerie of pets. >> sometimes i like to just come and sit outside and just look around. it's our own little sanctuary. >> but the past never fades away. lindsay still cherishes memories of her mother. >> i like this picture because my mom looked more like this one before she passed away. >> lindsay's husband, blake, is a corrections officer at a florida state prison. they've been married for six years. >> i never thought i'm going to marry someone that works at a prison. it just turned out that way. just knowing things about prison life i guess helps me to know what my dad had to face every day. and this one was when he had first went to prison. >> how did you feel when you was in there? >> i was hurt and sad that my dad was in prison, but then i was angry because i felt alone. >> she thought about how her dad was in prison and the rough life she had. i would ask her about it and she would come out more and more, and she finally came out and told me the whole thing and i was hopi

ordinances banning things such as being covered in public, with bedlogicals, cardboard or newspapers, panhandling or shaving in public rest rooms. >> pensacola had this wonderful idea to esthetically improve the city, they should disallow homeless from existing in the city of pensacola. >> reporter: the city says that the ordinances were passed after complaints from the business community. but mayor ashton hayward faced an out cry and advocates for passing the so-called blanket ban. we hoped to speak to the mayor on camera, and instead he released a statement, saying that these ordinances are no different than noz across the nation, for safety. and they were not trying to target the homeless. last month, the city repealed the provision and called in a task force to look at the ordinances but that hasn't calmed the feeling on the street. if they k. they would like to move on to a place where they feel safer, and less like pariahs. aljazeera. >> and coming up, the battle over birth control. an arts and crafts store heads to the supreme court, saying that it should not have to provide contraceptive

they reminded this man he couldn't block the sidewalk while panhandling. today, they are also looking for a man who reportedly stole two sharks jerseys from the discover san jose store. the downtown team went to work and within a half hour after the crime was reported, they had found a possible suspect. >> mind if i take a look? >> reporter: and recovered two jerseys worth $140 each. the store manager was stunned. >> this just kind of blew me out of the water. wasn't expecting much, especially someone on foot can go anywhere and the fact they got this guy a half hour, if not less after i called in, that's just -- that says something right there. >> reporter: she says it wasn't always like this. >> i absolutely love the idea of more enforcement down here since i was held up at knifepoint, ever since then, i carry pepper spray and am cautious of walking down here by myself at night. >> reporter: but today, she's convinced these officers are a sign the crime climate is changing in downtown san jose. >> very good news for those residents and business owners. t

. >>> located on the florida panhandle, pensacola is home to the naval air station, the primary training base for many of america's top military aviators and home to the legendary blue angels. >> aten-hut. right-face. forward march. >> 35 miles away, a military cadence pierces an otherwise quiet morning. >> up in the morning at the break of dawn. >> we are veterans standing strong. >> we are veterans standing strong. >> the marchers have all served time in the military, but now they're serving time at the santa rosa correctional institution, one of the toughest maximum security prisons in the state of florida. >> don't come back in these blues. >> don't come back in these blues. >> these inmates are receiving extensive programming specific for veterans that will assist them upon their release from the department of corrections into society. >> you are doing a good job. >> thank you, sir. >> the goal of santa rosa's veterans program is to return a sense of honor and responsibility to former servicemen whose lives have gotten off track. the veterans selected for the program, some of whom d