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s-u-v, the explorer, is more popular than the compact escape with so-called "millennials".are people between the ages of 25 and 34. it was believed that millennials preferred smaller s-u-v's because they're less expensive and easier to park. but ford says older millennials are moving to the suburbs and having children. meaning larger s-u-v's are a better option. you may soon be able to pay for things with your smile! smile!amazon has filed a patent application for the technology allowing shoppers to pay with selfies.the company argues it is more secure and less "awkward" than passwords. customers would video of themselves to make payments. big changes are coming for prescribed opiate painkillers. doctors are being advised to to prescribe the lowest possible dose forthe shortest amount of time.the new guidline were just issued by the centers for disease control and prevention. officials say the move is in response to the rising number of americans addicted to them. adding the risks outweigh the benefits for most people. a dog missing for 5 weeks after being lost in the pacific ocean is back w

midsize s- u- v, the explorer, is more popular than the compact escape with millennials.those are people between the ages of 25 and 34. it was believed the group preferrs smaller s- u- v's because they're less expensive and easier to park.but ford says older millennials are moving to the suburbs and having children... and that means larger s- u- v's are a better option. talk about a 3 diamond in the rough.a missouri couple lost their 12- carat diamond ring in eight tons of trash.how the duo got the wedding ring back is, they say, no less than a miracle. 3 (bernie squitieri, ring buried in 8 tons of trash) (:50) "we had these white jump suits on. we had helmets on. we had masks. we had goggles."(carla squitieri, ring buried in 8 tons of trash) "like ghostbusters." (bernie squitieri, ring buried in 8 tons of trash) "like ghostbusters. (they laugh)" (1:00)carla squitieri accidentally dropped her ring in the trash.. and then went to answer the door and forgot about it.the next morning.. a garbage truck stopped at the house. carla's ring mixed in with the trash of more than 900 customers.so carla and

consumer report survey finals most people between 18 and 34 want to buy their own home. but high rental cost and student debt makes it difficult to save for a down payment. 25-year-old cheryl wanted to own her own apartment. >> i felt like the rental market was just going to go up in price and i was going to be spending a lot of money without a return on investment. >> reporter: that even with the same job, she didn't have enough for the 20% down payment, what's required to avoid high payments and costly insurance. he was able to get a combination of loans to help with the cost. >> some of these programs are intended to bring people into the housing market who really have the basics in place. they just need a little extra something to get them into housing. >> reporter: find out about available programs at downpaymentresource.com. another resource is new mortgage called home ready. applicants can report rent from roommates as income. it's important for counselors to work with applicants to they understand how much they can afford. >> nobody is doing anybody any favors if

almost 20 million people are between 15 and 24 years old. >> reporter: many teenagers don't graduate. those who do finish school can't find work. more than 4 million african $were unemployed last year. having a university diploma or degree doesn't make finding a job easier. the african development association says there are more than 600,000 unemployed graduates. students about to finish their degree $are worried. >> i might not get a job created some jobs but many are temporary and unsustainable. >> they're missing the structure. other people say this they are every going to work in low levels of manual labor, but now that their the [indistinct] we get this shock of the people that are not going to be employed. >> reporter: rising unemployment levels is a challenge facing most african countries. the continent has the youngest population in the world, almost 200 pillion people are between 15 and 24 years old. that number will likely double by 2045. most african economies are not going fast enough to give most of them a choice of employment >>> three years ago al jazeera filmed childre

more than 100,000 people ride the rails every day between new york and new jersey. >> there certainly needs to be an agreement. there are thousands of people that rely on this transportation. >> as many as 4000 employees could take the labor action this at issue is that union workers have been without a contract for her years. they won't pay raises and to limit contributions to health care. new jersey transit says it's not in the budget. >> we are talking about 105,000 people per day that would otherwise struggle. >> this assisting editor says that the financial impact will be felt almost immediately if people can get to work. >> for every hour that commuters are delayed, it cost businesses in new york city about $6 million. >> officials also making claims same bus serviceaccommodate everyone. >> they would be able to access buses at middleton to take them to begin and tarrytown and ride facility. >> he is vacationing, cell celebrating his anniversary during the first part of this week. a good sign after negotiating tuesday, union reps describing progress as positive. >> it does have

18 and 80, why are you just going to focus that market on people between 18 and 26 or 27? i'm not discounting the substance like continuing education programs that hover around the periphery. why shouldn't the 45-year-old who decides that he or she wants to dig in and go get a ph.d., i promise it won't happen in most departments in the united states, why shouldn't that person be able to do that, excel based on their experience, intensity, and focus, and drive compete for tenure and have more productivity scholarship, more productive years of scholarship in teaching than a person in their 20's might have had two generations ago? we have to change our thinking about institutions. again, workplaces, educational institutions. health institutions. this cuts across all of society. i hope i have answered. i have taken your question in a different direction. my point is younger people need to stay technologically proficient. older people do, too. i know young people who are engineers and computer scientists today that say five years out of school they feel like they lost

safety highway administration says motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for people between 15 and 20 years of age. every year, some 3,000 teenagers die on our highways. another 300,000 suffer severe injuries and lifelong disabilities. the national safety council and the centers for disease control call it a national health crisis. and so do our guests this morning. robin thompson is founder and ceo of education known as the art of driving. brian thompson is a consultant and janene martin joins us. >> thank you for having us. >> you founded art in memory of your 16-year-old daughter, ashley who died in 2003. tell us what happened to her. >> it was a sunny june afternoon, about 2:00, ashley was at home and she was returning to her high school. and she was on a road that she traveled every day, that she knew well. she was about three blocks from the home. and for some reason that we're still not sure of, she overcorrected and when she overcorrected she put the car into a skid and she hit a tree and was killed instantly. the police feel that something or someone ran in front of

they are still enrolling and looking for healthy people between the ages of 65 and 85.yre especially looki for minoriti to join. we have a link with me information on 6abcom/healtheck. ali gorman, channel 6 "action news." >>> we he a spell of chilly ather comg up. >> a heang back to winter for about the nt8 hours, and thene will climb out of it. xweek is going to feel like stormtracker live double scan showing we have dry conditions out tre tonight. the win have died off somewt, but we sll have a noticeable breeze. win rit now genally 12-17 we had wind gustsore than 40 miles per hour earlier today. but sti you add that with e temperature, temperatures generally in the 30s right now. wd chills in the 20's and teens. hard to believe temperatures were in the 60's for three straight days earer this week. satellite 6, along with actions radar, showinghat high pressure is building in tonight. that will keep o skies clear. that wi really drop off the winds overnight, but im tracking low pressure moving out of the plains. and this is what will bring us a brushf snow late tomorw

can say is that i personally have witnessed the increased insecurity monitoring movements of people betweenbrussels and france. when i returned, i was in brussels a few days ago when salah abdeslam was apprehended. when i returned to france late on saturday, we saw that border controls had been reintroduced. there were police on the station platform checking identity cards, passports of travels coming off the train from brussels to paris. police are very, very aware of the paris-brussels access in planning, preparing and implementing the paris attacks of november 13. they've also acknowledged that the network of people involved in preparing the paris attacks was much bigger than originally believed, and that the investigation was far from over and there might have an by temptation to think that the arrest of salah abdeslam well that was it, the paris picture had finished but not that was not it. another man, who is accused of travelling through the night after the paris attacks, to go from brussels to paris, pick up salah abdeslam and drive him back to brussels. another man, being actively

it's a work force development program for young people between the ages of 14 and 21.icipants complete a six-week paid work experience that teaches them skills they can use in the workplace. >>> and new jersey transit officials and yawn onleaders meet again today in newark as a strike deadline looms. both sides met on friday with the national labor board in wag washington. the labor dispute started brewing nearly five years ago when the last union contract expired. the union set a strike deadline for just after midnight next sunday. >>> more flu cases are being reported in new jersey. doctors say the flu is peaking later than in recent years. they say this may be because the milder winter has more people outside and not stuck in close quarters where it can spread more quickly. the flu vaccine has been very effective this year. health officials say flu is widespread in new jersey, pennsylvania and delaware right now.ç >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> it's 15 minutes after 4:00. temperatures are in the 30s, 34 degrees here at n

we grew by about 64,000 people between 2014 and last year. the census says just over 6 million people live in the d.c. metro area compare that to number one, this morning, they have more than 20 million people there. >>> any moment thousand a new pair of baby eagles could hatch. these are live pictures of the nest in southeast washington. you take a look there. justice and freedom have nested there for 11 years. two eggs were laid last month. we have a link to the live. our nbc washington app, just search eagle cam to check out the birds. >> nothing is bigger than these birds, the pandas, all that stuff on our apps and on nbcwashington.com. just goes crazy whichever we have live cam radera feeds. >>> let's turn to amelia see balance now. 65 outside our studios? >> it's nice out there, yeah.se. 65 outside our studios? >> it's nice out there, yeah. yesterday we hit 77. today not as warm, but overall a pretty nice day. there are scattered showers in the forecast. i want to stress very light in nature and there is a chance you make it through tod

we hope all of our young people between the ages of 16-24 will come out. it will be employers hiring on the spot as well as resources for appearing your resume, mock interviews, will have many of our community organizations who serve as our doorway programs present, and lots of fun and entertainment should so, please come out and join us. last year we were able to employee nearly 8000 young people and we have a really great opportunity to come out and meet some of the employers right away. the other thing i wanted to mention i'm a it's going to happen before next board meeting is the 3rd annual gay-straight alliance day is going to be happening on april 6 from [inaudible] 1515 great sorrow streets. that is the other piece. that's all i have. >> commissioner merce >> commissioner: the dept. of children use are having their summer resource t fai this saturday at carver elementary school in the cafeteria from 10 am-2 pm. it's a showcase of summer activities for our young kids could also, on april 9 the human resource fair will be held at james denman middle s

something that is indemocratic throughout europe, which is the look of cooperation between intelligence services and the people, and sometimes between neighbors cunning. and general terms, so so i think what a contrast to when we saw the prime minister leaving the meeting a few days ago when they captured taken that phone call obviously on top of the word, and then defeated now to see what has happened here. so quite a quick turn around for them. and it is a substantial challenge given, again, they have the highest or one of the highest rates of return knees from syria, of any western european country. so a big challenge. >> it is one of those things let's listen in for a second, ask my director are we getting a translation yet? >> and also to help provide messages if comfort to the families who are so severely effected. i would like to also thank all the security forces the total mobile id with outpours nor several months now, with a threat level, which is out of the ordinary now from 3 to . and all of us in the belgium population, we are living very difficult times. and i would line to indicate as well that

, to build new ties between our two peoples, and for me, to lay out the vision for this future of this brighter event. >> set to meet with the cuban president castro, and the two leaders will speak at a news conference. tonight the president of first lady will be honored at eight state dinner. >>> and the home sharing site of air bnb says that they are the fastest-growing market, and air bnb has been operating their under a limited basis, and the star resorts will take over three cuban hotels, and the marriott hotels says it's been authorized in cuba as well. >>> chelsea clinton will hold two events in the bay area, palo alto and san francisco. hillary clinton will be in the bay area on wednesday holding fundraisers. >>> in the meantime, bernie sanders is campaigning in washington state in hopes of making a solid ground after the lead of the hillary clinton, and more than 20,000 people showed up in vancouver, and more than 10,000 in seattle for the sanders rallies. >>> the gop front-runner donald trump will kick off a major eff

people. yesterday marked the first direct mail delivery flight between our countries in 53 years. today, columbia is experiencing historic change. as president obama noted during president santos is visit last month. thanks to the courage and determination of the columbia people and with bipartisan support here for planned columbia, club you today is more stable, secure and prosperous than it has been for decades. as we speak, columbia and the support of our special envoy bernie aronson are working to end have a century of civil war. here in north america, mexico has a shown how a country can grow when it's company successfully integrate into the regional and global economy. the mexican government is implementing key energy reforms and it's an important partner in combating climate change. as evidenced by last week's official visit by prime minister trudeau, the united states and canada are more closely aligned and we have been in years. again, we are addressing the challenge of climate change, where our countries are now fully united. being married to a canadian, i can report that

young people, between 14 and 18, will be able to get information about summer jobs, internships and apprenticeships. there will also be workshops and information about higher education. the event will be at the community action agency in bond hill until noon. the greatest show on your has returned to the u.s. bank arena. the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus has five more performances of circus xtreme. they sent this video of the show. it includes acrobats strong men -- acrobats, strongmen clowns , and for the final year, circus elephants. look sick they had camels, too. today' , 3:00 p.m., and 7:00 p.m. ringling brothers isn' t the only ones putting on a show. the short drive that will get you into the circus for free . looks like fun. we will talk to them, coming up. i think 2500 folks took part in we will be back at news a jonathan: welcome back. rising star casino is bringing the big top to indiana. this month, circus mojo will be at the casino to show off its best acts. joining us this morning from circus mojo is paul miller as as well as men well -- manuel. how did to get the par

average divorce rate is 1 in 3 marriages. from a sociologist at the university of utah suggests people between 28 and 32 split up the least in the ensuing years. study, for every chance of divorce goes up about 5%. just ahead in our eight o'clock hour... rob vo (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. rob 2shot and i'm rob williams. meteorologist joins us with a snapshot of your forecast. a cold and blustery morning but just a cold and blustery morning but just flurries. look for flurries into early afternoon partly cloudy skies today a high of only 36. we could have some slick roads and issues for your thursday morning commute. temperatures tonight upper 20s with scattered snow showers in the predawn hours. while amounts will be half an inch or less it could be just enough to give a slick conditions for the morning drive. it w

people. interaction between the two and everything really so huge under that.ou see here, there are more exposed. >> later on, dr. fortes takes the class to white beach. >> glean seaweed, calcified. >> he wishes to impart the environmental protection to the next generation. >> boracay, for me, it's more a challenge. it's a beautiful, no doubt about it. very beautiful. not just the sand. but the underwater, but this a challenge, because there are so many problems that somehow erode the benefits from the resources. as a professor of marine science, that's what our duty is. we are obliged to share the knowledge, the result of our research to those who need them. >> white beach is treasured as boracay's most precious jewel. the efforts to preserve the environment continued >>> held hello there, welcome to "newsline," i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. federal reserves have been thinking about the timing of future rate hikes. but uncertainties in the global economy making them cautious. out come of the latest policy meeting. let's go straight to ai uchida. this time

the marine barracks was flattened like a pancake, with layers of people between the floors that had fallen down. when i got there you could hear voices screaming from inside begging to be dug out, but a lot of them just died. over 240, 250 young guys died in that explosion. it was a wake-up call for this country about islamic terrorism but when i look back at it now i think how interesting it is that hillary clinton gets so much grief over been gauzy, we had so much trouble during that period in beirut with marine barracks being blown up and the cia headquarters being blown up, we had great loss of american life in lebanon during that period and somehow ronald reagan was never blamed for it but hillary clinton apparently doesn't have that teflon. nothing like what she went through in benghazi. it sticks to her and sticks to her. >> host: november 1989. >> guest: november 1989 is also a night i will never forget. i was in berlin, again for the wall street journal. feel a little bit like calamity jane. being sent over to germany to cover what seems strange, demonstrations in east germany tha

@we know that 13 people have @died because of these overdoses @in just five days. @that's between march 10 and 14. @you know recently we've heard @lost their loved ones to this @type of addiction. @so let's go ahead and show you @where these overdose deaths @have happened. @we know it's happened here in @cleveland. @but also suburbs like parma, @euclid but it's also @interesting to note that in @2015 heroin deaths decreased @but fentanyl related deaths @actually tripled. @so this is definitely a problem @that we're seeing more and more @here in northeast ohio. @coming up at 5:30 i'm going to @let you know exactly what @fentanyl is and why it's more @popular than heroin. @>>> we're learning more about @what happened before summit @county home exploded and @firefighters found the bodies @of a family burned in january. @the medical examiner says the @two children and mother died @before the home ignited. @her husband jeffrey's death @ruled a suicide. @ruled homicides and cynthia @lynn mather died due to a @prozac overdose. @there are still questions @surrounding her death. @>> at thi

a ferry capsized in indonesia, killing four people between the islands of bali and java. this video shows passengers jumping into the sea as the boat goes down in calm waters. 71 people were rescued. search teams recovered four bodies saturday. the cause is under investigation. police in cocoa beach, florida, custody after she allegedly drove drunk through a camp side and injured several people. at least four people were injured and taken to a local hospital. police haven't released their conditions. the driver, 43-year-old abbey kinney of cocoa beach, is charged with dui and reckless driving. she's out of jail after posting a $5,000 bond. a plane parachuted to a safe crash landing on long island yesterday. lewis oberg says he was approaching the runway at republic airport in farming dale when the small aircraft lost power. he deployed the parachute, enabling it to drop to the ground. no injuries were reported. oberg says they got very lucky. >> the engine died and i pulled the parachute and we landed. so how lucky to come in that close to that building. >> we got very luc

days.the cuyahoga county medical examiner says all 12 people died between last thursday and monday of this week.their deaths were caused by heroin or fentanyl-laced heroin.all 12 people range in a hailstorm kills five flamingos at the fort worth zoo.the intense storm blew through this morning - dropping golf ball size hailstones across the zoo.a number of other buildings at the zoo were damaged. in addition to the five flamingos - a pelican and a couple of other small birds also died. coming up next at five.drunk in the classroom.who just lost their job for showing up to school with a buzz. buzz.plus - the hottest gift to give is catching on fire. hear from a woman who almost lost her home because of a hoverboard. your seven day forecast is you're watching 9 on your side at 5 new tonight.a south florida teacher is fired after getting caught drunk in the classroom. the 46-year-old you see on your screen worked in an elementary school near fort lauderdale. a fellow teacher noticed her acting strangely and reported it to the school's principal.after taking a breathalyzer test - it was re

the city decided to extend the deadline to today.oday the job program will provideil work for people betweenthe ages of 14 and 246789 the program runs six weeks and begins june 27. > so many times i talked to mayor onbarry about this johns's program. this is what he was most proud of. really most known for his legacy. when you talk to folks this ishi what they remember about him. > coming up tonight, one woman proves it's never too late to get an education. herein credible story nearly three decades in the making. first, fox's jackie abeen asen a takes a look at what we canat expect in the week ahead. sunday, spring is here, the first official day of the seasos also marks president obama sunday, the christian holiday commemorate jesus christ into jew rouse lem one week one before his rest reluctance. the passing, a contemporary recalling of christ's last hours. the past stars the american idol alum chris documentary. also on sunday, president obama becomes the first sitting us president to visit cuba in nearly 930 years. he's scheduled to meet with president ray yeah castro to cas discuss re

the bulk of the people making that trip between pittsburg bay point and the north concord station hereo by bus. but some people are getting on those trains. they want to get a sense of how those trains run along that section of track with people on board. so making some progress, but as you heard alicia say right there, in all likelihood bus bridge still will be in place tomorrow morning. >> yeah, sounds like they are doing a process of elimination. thank you, alex. this has definitely been having an affect on traffic nearby highway 4. people are just driving to that concord station. the parking is at a premium there. it is not going to be a good commute for that area until they fix this problem. we have other things to talk about. the bay bridge, you see that traffic is backed up. it's been a rough morning, although we are getting better this morning. a little bit. it's backed up for about a 25-minute delay. at one point we were looking at 40 minutes, if you can believe it. let's go to a closure that i want to tell you about. popular avenue will be closed in san mateo for a caltrain b

people entering france a clear example how they are trying to control the possible movement of people betweenwo countries who could in some ways have been linked to those attacks >> jackie it's rare for someone like this to be caught and facing trial, what are the conditions of his detention? >> well he is being held in a maximum security prison in the northwest of belgium. he was taken there after he was released from hospital where he was treated for light wounds to his leg he sustained during arrest on friday. in that prison he is in an individual and special safety unit, it's a unit that is reserved for prisoners who either pose a serious risk of escape or special behavioral issues. the cells have to doors and a set of double doors and extra security measure and within the cell itself all the furniture and even the bed is bolted to the ground and the television screen is behind a thick player of plexiglass so that is the kind of accommodation that salah-abdeslam held in the future when france is successful from the extradition request and his lawyer has said they are opposing the request,

almost 200 million people are between 15 and 24 years old. the u.n. says that number will likely double by 2045. most african economies are not going fast enough to give most of them a chance of employment >>> women in mexico have come up with a novel way to deal with the capital's harassment problem. >> reporter: it is often a fleeting encounter, but the anger and shame of sexual harassment on the streets can linger. these women are fighting back with a song called sexist punk and a confetti gun. watch as they confront men who have made offensive comments or gestures at them. the men are surprised, although all of them told us they were not embarrassed, they hid their faces or laughed nervously. >> translation: they're wasting our time. we don't feel ashamed because we didn't do anything. >> reporter: for the last three years these women have been confronting sexual harassers through perform ann pance. they have endured harassment in the city since they were children >> translation: we live in a world where everything revolves around men. we're not i

they believe people between 25 and 34 are buying bigger suvs moving to the suburbs and planning to have children. >> brian: a lot of basketball to watch this weekend, which is why doctors believe during march madness there's a spike in men getting vasectomies. that's right. cleveland clinic urologists say it's not a bad idea, because after your procedure your body needs plenty of rest to heal. in the month of march the number of vasectomies are typically up 50%. >> samantha: interesting. >> tia: great information to know. i couldn't live without that. time is 6:50. coming up at 7:00 a.m. on channel 43, a reunion six years in making. >> brian: also at 7:00 you get to hear and see these guys, the new barley corn. they're live right now and will be all morning in our studios. sponsored by national carpet mill outlet. >> tia: want cleveland home and remodeling expo is at the cleveland convention center this weekend. this morning we give you a chance to win tickets to go out there. logon to cleveland19.com for your chance to win. >> brian: he brought slime to our city and introduced us to in

demonstrating ghosting, when you stop talking to someone, ignore them until they get the message. 80% of people between 18 and 33, say they've done this, and the reason, according to one person, it is just easier. >> just not millennials. >> mike, i'm sure you have ' done that before? >> throughout my life. >> you respond to the text? >> yes. >> the next one, about two weeks later, this isn't going to stop. so you just delete their number. >> oh, i never -- >> but they contact you. >> and then comes back with a number, then i don't know who that is. >> uh-huh? how convenient for you. >> but does it annoy you to keep getting the messages versus if you just had that conversation, oh, like a comment? >> no thank you, i'm not interested. >> really? >> ya. >> and then the messages stop. >> wow, that's a lot of people. you know? it happens. >> haven't you ever ignored anybody? >> to me, the worse, ignore them. you don't think so. >> no, because, at least if you respond, you give me the dignity of actually responding acknowledging i exist. if you don't lit me up at all, did i appeared, like i don't matter to

francis' health awareness day to get people screened. 50 to 60% of people between the ages of 50 and get screened. improving that figure to 80% could save 7,000 lives every year. doctors tell us the disease is preventible. >> not only is screening important for diagnosis and finding it early but you can prezrent the cancer by finding a polyp that was destined to become a cancer and prevent the need for treatment. often the need for surgery. >> if you don't like the idea of getting a colonoscopy, experts tell us there are other screening methods so talk to your doctor. >>> we're going to be strolling through snow by the second half of the weekend. >> yeah. first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking a spring storm. >> that's right. a number of hours of it. first we'll see the temperatures plunge, then the snow is going to begin. and we're talking about a number of hours of snowfall. i'll have the latest next in my first alert forecast. >> reporter: i'm keith jones live in brooklyn covering march madness. villanova won, temple is at the half. coming up how ph

we grew by about 64,000 people between 2014 and last year. the census says just over 6 million people live d.c. metro area. you compare that to new york city, there are more than 20 million people in that metro area. >>> we're recognizing the women who make our region great all month in our women of washington series. today we want to give a big shout out to jennifer gerres, a pediatric surgeon. she also mentors other women whenever she can especially those who want to become surgeons. she says female surgeons are still breaking down barriers, but with confidence anything is possible. if you know should highlight, let us know at nbcwashington.com. >>> a live look at the cherry blossoms where people are already out at the tidal basin. still dark out there. enjoying the cherry blossoms. test festival kicks off this weekend. sgla backups 95 north at prince william parkway. chopper overhead. >>> and we're watching a developing situation in the midwest where an entire minnesota town remains evacuated after a fiery accident involving a freight train

young people between 14 and 18 will being able to get internships and apprenticeships. maybe you could be a painter. there will also be workshops and information about higher education. the event will be at the community action agency in bond hill. it will run from 8:00 until noon. into commitment 2016 now. kentucky among the five states weighing in on the 2016 race for the white house today. it's the caucus for the gop in the bluegrass state. clinton and trump looking to add to recent super tuesday wins. only trump can do that in kentucky today, since it's the republicans' time. their rivals are hoping to bolster their own delegate counts. >> it's not a big collection of delegates to be a game changer. but we're keeping an eye on it for no other reason just to make sure that donald trump's trajectory towards the nomination hasn't been altered in any way. jonathan: there are 46 delegates up for grabs in kentucky today. voting goes from 10:00 until 4:00. voters must be registered as well, this morning, hundreds of runners are going to be kicking a beer bash into high gea

the jobs program will provideovd work for people between the ages of 14 and 24.nd the program runs sixeeks and begins june 27. today pope francis announced he's gun a new gurney to walko with you along the path of mercy than the tenderness of god and where you can find this path, instagram. posted his first picture.i here it is already showing himself with his head bowedbowe kneeling in prayer with caption pray for me in nine different languages. his first post already racked up 70,000 likes and 10,000 comments just four hours after posting.oi the pope has more than 400,000 fuelers. his instagram account name is fran cyst cuss. cus >> i love that. i remember when he got ontonto twitter right away.way. didn't the president get onto twitter. he's such a social media savvy pope, i love it. easy way to communicate with the masses for sure. meet people where they are.are. > for sure. >> well, if you've ever had to search for a parking spot at ant event in d.c. you know it can bc a huge hassle. we'll tell you about a new service that lets you reserve our parking space and it's's cherry bloss

double those adults and the continent has the youngest population in the world, almost 200 million people betweenears old and the u.n. says that number will likely double by 2045 and most african economies are not growing fast enough to give most of them a chance for employment, harry with al jazeera, johannesburg. >>> mexico have come up with a novel way to deal with the big harassment problem and half of the women living in mexico city have commented on being for formented in public. >> reporter: often a fleeting encounter but the anger and shame of sexual harassment the street can linger. these women are fighting back with a song called sexist of punk and a confetti gun. watch as they confront men who have made offensive comments or gestures at them, the men are surprised although all of them told us they were not embarrassed, they hid their faces or laughed nervously. >> translator: they are wasting our time. they don't feel ashamed because we didn't do anything. >> reporter: for the last three years these three women have been confronting sexual harassers through performance. they say they e

people. >> .. >> >> between the lines when you explain something to articulate to said totally agree. and to take up politics of that. to be exhibited in such a way like a fox and the hound to play together as kids to be disjointed and the fox wanted to still be friends and the hound said no. i am a hunting dog now. [laughter] >> when you looked at that analogy to say i totally agree and i will sell it to my conference. >> i will not talk about the bill i am not sure read it a great job. and is pushing back on what he was trying to do her cry had that same experience i didn't want to move forward with this bill. he came outside the conference room and we discussed it we both knew we had to get it done thompson i will be on the floor in 10 minutes. who went to the floor instead we will call it up now by 9:00 tonight it was done. behalf to be willing to put a little bit on the line. it is all-important to have a relationship. i trusted and respected respected, even though philosophically we have our differences with leaders of opposing parties but you have to have an open door of commun

experts say more people between the ages of 18 and 35, who are healthy and active, are getting more strokes but aren' t showing any symptoms. some signs of stroke include facial drooping, slurred speech legs. summer: the florida house is expected to take up proposals regarding medical marijuana and abortion clinics tomorrow. these proposals would allow terminally ill patients to have access to medical marijuana. it also allows children with severe epilepsy to use certain types of cannabis. meredith: for the next two weeks, local deputies will be stepping up their efforts to get you to buckle up. the " click it or ticket" campaign kicked off this morning. throughout the campaign, orange county deputies will be stationed at various locations in the morning and afternoon. they say their goal is to keep more people from getting seriously hurt in car crashes. summer: disney' s flower and garden festival gets its official start tomorrow, but some people are already enjoying the fresh-themed food and flowers. this is video of the event from last year at epcot. there are several themed topiaries wi

this is a historic visit and a hisic opportunity to engage with the cuban people to build ties between our two peoples and for me to layout my vision for a future that is brighter than our past. >> they hope for a better relationship with cuba in the future. there are problems with cuba's past and present. they control the government and economy as well. the castro regime has made little progress on the human rights front and the united states has a trade embargo on cuba. some say it will do little to help cuba. supporters say the president's visit could spark changes. president obama will meet with cuba's president ruaul castro. he will have a meeting with leaders and representatives. >>> donald trump meantime is calling out the president when he landed in cuba. castro didn't show up to greet him. >> he landed in cuba, raul castro the head of cuba wasn't there to greet him. here's how a thing is supposed to work. he has his people call up and say who is going to be greeting the president if they say nobody you don't go until somebody there because you don't want to look like a fool. t

it took many groups and eventually thousands of people. between the fighting, the dogs, the people that had died for the right for us to stay anywhere. ♪ [applause] is my pleasure to introduce calvin ramsey. an author, photographer, and playwright whose works has been shown around the country, showing the light on missing pages of african-american history. his plays bring the audience closer to truth. ,is first play the green book had its premiere. it then one recognition as a finalist in the last frontier contest in alaska where it was critiqued by playwrights and directors. the success was well above other critically acclaimed work, of theng his exploration career of an african-american actor and civil rights activist. he has been on the collection of thelibrary in atlanta and theater panel. he is the recipient of the martin luther king junior drum major for justice award. help me in welcoming calvin ramsey to the stage. [applause] mr. ramsey: good afternoon. i'm glad to see you all out tonight. person, a transplant, in new york city. i've been

officials interviewed patients once they are diagnosed and they are finding that risky hookups between people meeting through social media and smart phone apps like tender and grinder are contributing to the outbreak . health officials are warning about this public health crisis. >> making sure our parents know they need to be educating their teens. there is a lot going on here with our teams that probably our parents are not aware of the social media connections that are being made. andrea: dr. sue said they are seeing a lot of these cases where it includes 15 to live in raleigh, andrea blanford, abc 11 eyewitness news. john: lightning rocked a passenger plane on a flight from rdu to new york last night as it flew through a storm. american airlines flight 4233 took off from rdu yesterday afternoon. it was headed to laguardia in new york. the flight path of the jet took it headlong into a storm coul . lightning struck the jet in a diverted to jfk. there's smoke damage on the wing and on the door. this is there were 55 passengers and four crew members on that how you park at rdu airport is abo

and they found people wounded between 2011 and 2015 were black. african-americans make up 9% of the popular and mentally ill increases from 5% in 2014 to 14 last year. >>> members of congress attempted to name a post office after maya angelou but nine republicaned voted against the measure their opposition is to angelou being a communist sympathizer. president obama gave her the president medal of freedom in 2011. >>> it was an intense cross-examination for sportscaster and host erin andrews. they received in her $75 million lawsuit against the hotel and stalker that filmed her nude. >> they said what happened to andrews did not hurt her career. >> reporter: a second emotional day on the stand for erin andrews. >> do you believe you will ever get over this? >> no. the sportscaster and "dancing with the stars" host said her life changed when her stalker posted a naked video of her on the internet. >> i look everywhere, i look for lights and red lights and i look for cameras and i check the bed and the alarm clock and the phones. but after the tears

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so we have a large number of young people between the ages of 16 and 24 that need something to do, that need an opportunity, they may not be in school or they're unemployed so they knew that was an issue for us. what i liked was she put her money where her mouth was. she helped support us. she reached out and got a donor to get this kick started. >> compare that to the response of sanders. >> it was interesting because one thing very to say, we want a democrat, but i haven't had any kind of conversation with senator sanders. that was a little surprising to me. >> he was called for the resignation of the governor. >> as have a lot of people. >> does that meet the problem, just knocking on the head of the top person? >> no, that doesn't meet the problem. one of the things we talked about is we need some money. that's going to help our money. we need some money and we deserve some money and resources because flint didn't have a voice in this change that occurred and we deserve some things as a result of what's happened so we need some money. so whoever is there, they need to get that to us

this one an ac transit bus taking people between the pittsburg station and the north concord bus stationthe bus actually empty waiting for people coming out. people going in towards the san francisco area. so at this point in time not a whole lot of people on this bus heading out to pittsburg bay point. you can bet this bus will be full later on. as you said before, the possibility that this knew could last for months. earlier we spoke with people on the bus bridge earlier as we took the ride from pittsburg bay point to the north concord station. that ride took about 20 minutes. while some passengers are take the whole thing in stride, others are starting to express frustration, learning that the fix might take a long time. as long as 22 weeks. >> it's very disheartening to think that we are going to have to deal with this for five and a half months. i am going to have to make other rangments because my commute is averaging about two and a half hours each way. and that's not sustainable with my family. >> reporter: yeah. so passengers like that lady we spoke with certainly hoping that ba

but this, again, gets to this tension between what attracts people to trump and certainly have gotten a devoted sector of the electorate, about 35% of republican voters, which if you save that's roughly half because there's also another party -- maybe 17-20% of the electorate. that gives him in a crowded field, enough to win primaries but not enough to get him elected president. so, on the one hand he has to remain authentic and genuine to himself and what attracted people in the first place, but on the other hand you have to find a way to expand it because what he has got now is not going to win him a general election, when he is facing not only republicans but also democratic voters as well, and you can see him trying to pivot. it's not easy. and with the other candidates attacking him he got dragged down into and it by the end it was lying ted and little marco, which doesn't get him very far down the presidential trail. >> real quickly. one have more striking moment is thought was when all of you asked the candidates if they would support donald trump if he becomes the nominee. the