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our pirs spring front of the year. behind it, all this dry air starting to filter in. that is going to really clear and also make things feel very comfortable out there. we are in the 50's. 56 in orlando. still in the 60's in brevard county. what happens tonight. that will be the big story. the main threat, the strong winds gusting between 15 and 20 miles an hour it will continue to deteriorate, marine and coastal areas for tomorrow. on spring break, we'll see rough seas. i'll have more details on how low temperatures will go later tonight coming up. let's see the how the roadways are shaping up. >> as far as the roads go, they are exactly as we would like to see them. knock on wood, no accidents. construction snot a huge factor. the expressway on friday had ramp changes. i don't see any delays. adds you can see, moving past her see drive, a beautiful start your drive times are reflecting that over on 95 for example, northbound and southbound looking fantastic. you shouldn't have issues if you are moving nice and early on i-4. we'll send things back to you. >> it is 5:

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. >> this is pir si, they send the boat across the water. for many, it's another example of the consequences of illegal fishing around the world. a military court in cameroon handed down death assistances to 89 fighters. cameroon reports that 20 boko haram fighters were killed wednesday during a raid in northern nigeria. it was carried out by a multi-nigerian task force. >> the u.n., and union pulled 84 staff members from the mission. ban ki-moon is no longer disputed. the move follows large protests in morocco, those forced to leave included explosive technicians that were moving mines from the area. the mandate was given to it bit the security council. it create peacekeeping missions. what we are seeing is unprecedented. the security council is scared about the reaction, trying to make it seem like a confrontati confrontation, to justify his actions so he can play the role of a victim. >> they'll not withdraw troops from a u.n. peacekeeping mission. jacob zuma is alleged to have happened improperly. al jazeera's correspondent reports. >>>

re-opening, the man who runs the airport said it will be months before the airport is fully re-opened with pirs hoping to re-open parts of it by today. american airlines said they are canceling all flights to and from brussels until april 7. a total of 32 people died week at airport and tran station. >> 3,000 more security workers at the european championship soccer tournament going away with the soccer ton amount despite the recent attacks in paris and brussels. officials expect more than 2.5 million to attend the maps in continue different cities. >> we have new details in the san bernardino iphone saga, now apple may need the help of the fbi. we were if cupertino to explain. >> this is troubling for apple, the f.b.i. announced they hacked interest an iphone and now the tech company has to figure out how to restore security for up of the must popular products. of court, apple never thought the case should go forward in the first place. the california judge officially respected the case between apple and the justice department yesterday after the f.b.i. said they break into an iphone used they

that's a gamble, but we have to pur sigh it if the veto pir cysts >>> before we take on that point, could we talk about the 124 nations that have signed on, and at u.s. russia and china are not currently your honoured the jurisdiction of the international criminal court which, of course, leads critics to wonder, well, if it's good enough for the rest of the world, why not for the three major powers of the world >> it's a fair question. i think the u.s., in particular, given how strong its human rights rhetoric is and how it likes to play a leadership role in establishing the tribunals for the former yugoslavia and for rwanda, it would be wonderful if it put its money where its mouth was, as it were, and join the international criminal court as well. this is the challenge of trying to do international criminal justice, is that you are still working against the backdrop of a global political order and power is not equally distributed among them >>> with respect to russia, the ukrainians have made some allegations and charges about potential war crimes, or crimes against humanitarian, being

da wayne bowe may be the pirs free agent signing in browns history. caught just five passes. >> tia: a player on the chicago white sox is walking away from his $13 million contract after the team told him he had to cut down on the amount of time he was spending with his son. let's explain this. adam laroche quit the time. the white sox had to limit the time he spend with his 14-year-old. he announced his retirement on twitter using the #familyfirst. he was bringing his kid to work every day. >> brian: every single day. >> tia: they're not saying when you're not work spending time with your kid. they're talking about bringing the child to work. you can't do that. >> brian: he was out on the field. the white sox asked him to cut it down, and now, of course, is mad because they want to be on the side of family first. we get that, and we're on board with family first, of course. but there's a time and a place, right? >> tia: right. school, did the kid go to school? there's a lot of questions there. getting blistered for this. >> tia: i don't think it's warranted at all. the luck of the i

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we at san francisco's pir where the crab looked pretty meaty.h level of deadly algae is found if crabs and it delayed the season four months but the left now is below dangerous levels. tens of thousands of students attend class at campus, professors plan to walk off the job next month as they fight for raises. 94% of the faculty approved a strike vote and new a fact fining report backs the demand for 5% raise for professors at 23 campuses the last offer was 2%. >> if hard timessen we have had hard times we don't get any raises at all. so if good times they offer 2%? that is not cutting it. it is time to start reinvesting in the faculty. >> the strike would begin april 13 and continue for give days, a representative from the chancellor's office said there are no funds to cover the $110 million pay increase. >> the calendar said it is spring but you could think it is still winter with the wild weather. >> you can see and hear the cell phone capture the hail pounding the wind chill in the pavement if rohnert park with people running for cover when

in belgium, the 23 people we know so far>> you also covered the raids in brussel in the wake of the pir ryes attack. you see the explosions that have hard this it morning. what is your response to what we are seeing play out? >> i will tell you one thing that stopped me back then, the sort of hatred towards the states that there is within that city and area where people feel they are not represented they lash out like this. it always felt there were other networks out there. in fact a few days ago after abdelsalam was caught they found another lead suspect. he was recently connected to both the paris attacks and the hideouts. we knew there were other people out there. we knew they existed. belgium long had the problem with multiculturalism. we don't know any more how many more networks were out there. there was always that warning there were other attacks eminent. we are seeing that now. belgium raised the terror level to the highest. it means they think another attack might be eminent. >> on friday when you were covering this for us not only was he captured and willing to give authorit

it will be the pirs one highlighting canada since 1998. >> calvin: and to sports now good news involving miami heat star chris bosh. we're finally hear frequent the all-star about his health secure and if he will return this company season. our sports anchor will wil has more. >> will: chris bosh final released a statement today ying his condition not life-threatening and that he is optimistic he can return on play for the heat again this season. now, in that statement bosh says that he's feeling great. clots. bosh missed much of last year ter blood clots spread through his lungs, and after the all-star break in this year reportedly because of another clot but it doesn't appear as serious as that one. for now, thougug the heat still have no comment on bosh and no update yet froro his recent statement. bosh says he is still work week the team, "i remain positive that i will be able to return i truly appreciateveryone's concern and support." meanwhile, more sports news this afternoon, two hurricanes' football players have been arrested for resisting officers without violence. one of them t

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