joel is charged with eglect and public intoxication. "seminole county public schools" says she has since been fired happening today-- 10 apopka first responders are going to new york to honor the heroes who died in the 9/11 attacks. to the new york fire department. his uncle, brian fahey, on the far right, was a new york city firefighter. he died fighting a fire three months before the september eleventh attacks. on 9/11, his entire crew died at the world trade center. lenihan thinks his uncle would have died there, too. lenihan and the other apopka first responders are going to take part in the second annual "firefighters stair climb" sunday, climbing up the 72 floors at "four world trade center." 343 firefighters from around will take part in the climb, each representing one firefighter who died there on 9-11. coming up-- a motorcycle- racing champion is in trouble with the law-- after police say, he hit a woman, and an officer. that is not stopping him from racing. and-- the brevard county zoo has an adorable we have the up- close vid

joel is charged with child neglect and public intoxication. eminole county public schools says she has since been fired. a motorcycle racing champion is accused of attacking a daytona beach police officer. officers responded to a disturbance on ocean avenue and main street-- late monday night. they claim biker-- danny eslick-- pushed a woman to the ground... and then shoved and punched an officer. authorities arrested eslick... but he has bonded out of jail. according to a report in "cycle news" -- he still plans to race for his third straight "daytona 200" championship on saturday. new details in the case of a child left inside of a daycare van --for almost five hours. it happened last october, at "winners preschool" in orlando. yesterday-- one of three workers-- who are facing charges-- appeared in court. 43-year-old shannon johnson pleaded no contest. that document-- was a piece of paper saying who was on the bus. d-c-f says policies were not followed-- and that is why the johnson says she does not work in child care anymore. that daycare wa

. >> most of the arrests come down to public intoxication, minor possession of alcohol. >> reporter:tudents like hanna hicks and christian geary from texas a&m think the police are being overall aggressively. >> somebody is taping and you're intervi interfering with an arrest. >> i know we are drunk but we are adults and we are in college and know what we are doing and they act like we children. >> reporter: gulf shores officials believe they became the hot spot after word appeared on social media that nearby pana panama, alabama, banned alcohol on their shores. now they are moving the party a few miles down to orange beach, alabama, which is dealing with 800% increase in arrests this spring break. dan roe oversees tourism for panama beach, florida. last year, an unconscious woman was allegedly gang raped while onlookers did nothing, a shooting wounded seven, and more than a thousand were arrested. roe says there are less problems, but there is also less money. >> fountain college kids aren't here, the businesses have catered to that college spring break market are the ones that real

. >> fails was arrested for public intoxication and she has filed a complaint, saying that excessive force was used. and the officer is on leave, pending investigation. while they won't release the name of that officer, they said that it's far too early to make any judgments. >> reporter: i know that we have an excellent tolerance. >> i wish that someone would or at least come up and sepated me from what i was doing, as opposed to forcing me to the ground. >> reporter: and the cape coral police force has not commented on how long it will take. ashley jones, 7 news. >> reporter: coming up on 7 news at the 4:00 hour, people getting ready to take a final look at the home that they're buying and saying this. what neighbors have to say about it. >> lynn: and some residents of one community say a sign is downright trouble, while the leaders are determined -- >> lynn: we'll look at that. >> it's hot in south florida, mostly clear skies. after the morning fog, we have also seen some very fast moving and we should remain dry tonight. it could be hotter than today. right now in miami, a temper

people charge is resisting arrest, public intoxication and disorderly conduct. a mess left behind on miami beach'h'sand trashed as far as the eye can see leaving volunteers to pick up every piece. >> you have people who drink a lot and some of them can't control it. >> reporter: tonight, police intervieiing a person of interest in this fatal shooting. as far as the victim, we've learned he is a miami-dade county resident and not part of the spring rake crowd. part of the crowd that were in south florida, so the person was not a tourist. we are live on miami beach am terrell forney. party was filled with culture and cuisine and dancing the festival is about to wind down. the event attracted thousands little havana and local10 will bring all the highlights totight. >> reporter: it was so much fun hanging out with you early, dancing, taking pictures and we are staying in place for our 7:00 special before we have a lot of folks taking part in the special at 7:00, victor, and we are talking about the food to the fun to the dancing. a lot of dancing. this big block pa

police lieutenant bill cowan: >> most of the arrest come down to public intoxication, minor in possession of alcohol are our two biggest categories of arrests. >> reporter: but college students like hannah hicks and christian gerring from texas a&m think the police are being overly aggressive. >> somebody was videotaping in a cops face and he said you are interfering with an arrest so he like hooked her up. it's stupid reasons. >> i know we're being drunk and we are on spring break, but we're still adults we're in college we know what we're doing and they act like we are children. >> reporter: gulf shores officials believe they became the hot spot after word spread on social media that nearby panama city, florida, banned alcohol from its beaches last june. the new ban in gulf shores is raising concerns that students could now move the party a few miles down to orange beach, alabama, which is dealing with an 800% increase of its own in arrests this spring break. dan rowe oversees tourism and conventions for panama city beach, florida: >> the city leaders were compelled to make some legisla

. >> she was bruised and scratched in the fall and she was arrested for public intoxication. the woman has filedded a complaint claiming the the use of excessive force. an internal review could take up the to 180 days. >>> well the investigation into what caused an amtrak passenger train to derail early monday morning in kansas will continue today. it's a joint investigation between the ntsb, amtrak and the bnsf, that's the company responsible for maintaining tracks. investigators are focusing on if the speed of the train was appropriate. >>> a suspected drug cartel leader linked to a string of deadly weekend gun battles in morning. mexican federal police captured him at a horse racetrack in mexico city. the 31-year-old man was detained with weapon, drugs and false identification. he is believed to be the cartel's number two boss. >>> time now 445:67: 4:00 -- 4:45. our congresswoman kathy castor will join president barack obama and first lady michelle obama on their trip to cuba. she visited in 2013 and last month. >>> rays. cuba. >>> and you can count on news channel 8 to fo

. >> most of the arrests come done to public intoxication, minor in possession of alcohol, those are the two biggest cat goers of arrest. college students like hannah hicks and christian garing from texas a & m think the police are being overly aggressive. >> somebody was videotaping in a cop's face. interfering with an arrest." and hooked her up. it is stupid reasons. >> i know we are drunk on spring break. we are adults. we are in college. we know what we're doing. they act like we are children. >> reporter: gulf shores officials believe they became the hot spot after word spread on social media that nearby panama city, florida banned alcohol from its beaches last june. the new ban in gulf shores is raising concerns that students could now move the party a few miles down to orange beach, alabama, which is dealing with an 800% increase of its own. in arrests this spring break. dan rowe oversees tourism and conventions for panama beach. >> the city leaders were compelled to make some legislative changes because of incidents of young people behaving badly. >> reporter: last year an un

she was arrested for public intoxication. and now she has filed a complaint claiming the use of excessive force. an internal review could take up to 180 days. >>> and the investigation into what caused an amtrak passenger morning in kansas continues today. this is a joint investigation involving the ntsb, amtrak and bnsf, the company responsible for maintaining the tracks. right now, investigators are focusing on the conditions of the tracks and also looking into whether speed was appropriate at the time. >>> a suspected drug cartel leader linked to a string of deadly weekend gun battles in mexico is behind bars this morning. mexican federal police captured him at a horse racetrack in mexico city. the 31-year-old man was detained with weapon, drugs and false identification. he is believed to be the gulf cartel's number two boss. >>> time now 5:45. our congresswoman kathy castor will join president barack obama and the first lady on their historic trip to cuba this coming sunday. congresswoman castor says the president asked h

college students think police are being overly cautious. 3 the arrest come down to public intoxication, minor in possession of alcohol are our two biggest categories of arrests." (:33)christian gerring: (:48) "i know we're being drunk and we are on spring break but we're still adults we're in college we know what we're doing and they act like we are children." (:54)the new ban in gulf shores is raising concerns that students could now move the party a few miles down to orange beach, alabama - which is dealing with an 800 percent increase of its own in arrests this spring break. 3 smartphones are becoming more integrated into our everyday lives.now several banks will soon allow the smartphone to replace our atm cards.you just hold the phone over the atm. bank of america's atms are equipped with a nfc reader that senses an atm card stored in your smartphone.other banks including chase and wells fargo plan to introduce cardless atms this year. bankrate dot com reports that the plastic card will eventually go by the wayside. 3 michelle moore, boa(1:13) takes a little bit of time to get use

officials say crime spikes a lot, due to public intoxication...and the ban is to keep people safe. as you can imagine...a lot of people are unhappy, and say the ban is too aggressive. the average wedding costs about 27 thousand doesn't have to be so pricey! find out how some people are getting married, for free. and social media is buzzing about a possible miracle in texas. we'll tell you what happened, next. and we continue to follow breaking news out of glendale... a high speed police chase leads to a crash. police are briefing us what happened right now. we'll have the latest in a live report, coming up. spring like temps in the 60s this week before another quick cool down for the end of the week single lane closures on north and southbound i-71 at the socialville- fosters road bridge beginning at 8 p.m. each night, sunday, march 20 through friday, closures at 11 p.m., with all lanes reopening by 7 a.m. the following day. i would call it a miracle because i am catholic and i have a lot of faith and i think the good lord was taking care of us social media is buzzing this morning

. >> she's charged with child neglect, and public intoxication. hired in march of 2014, but only a handful of assignments, and never with this class. >> i'm in shock right now. with all due respect, i hope that the courts revail, and do what they do to make it go the way it's supposed to. >> parents asked for background checks, and she passed the background and criminal history check, but we found she does have a record. she was arrested and convicted of dui in 2012 in orange county. >>> thanks a444444444444 crime alert, a jacksonville police officer, shot in the head in front of his own son. the undercover detective was taking his teenage son to school, when he pulled a car over. the driver of that car, immediately jumped out and shot three times, in the head, chest and hand. the suspect took off, and quickly cornered by the police, and they found him in a back yard, and shot him. the officer's son was not hurt. >> he's very shaken up. those of us, with kids, and driving the cars off duty, you know the risks, we know the risks the day we sign up. just this month, this country lost an offi

. >> was arrested for public intoxication, the police officer is investigated as he is on unpaid leave. >>> let's take a live look outside with our miami tower camera on thisreliminary primary day, i should say. there you go, still dark out there. >> green means go, go vote today. local10.com your place for all the information, >> i told you that's for saint patrick's day, the green. >> whatever. >> eric's not irish. he doesn't understand. everybody's irish on saint patrick's day. >> except forh the pregnant woman who can only have apple juice. >> you'll make up for it. >>> south florida you are waking up to dry and humid conditions out there, temperatures well above average. 73 key west. we should be wakingp to the mid 60s. a couple things you'll notice this morning, still warm, still humid. but with the wind she calm and eventually frfr the southwest direction, we do have patchy fog starting to develop due to that low-level moisture in our clearing skies overnight. 65 in kendall as well as homestead. 70 for you in marathon. with the wind calm, that's also going to provide for the hea

she's charged with public intoxication and child any next. she's since been fired. >> amy: officers day a biker pushed the woman to the ground and shoved and punched an officer late monday night. he's since bonded out of jail. according toy-to-a report in "cycle news" he plans to race for the third straight daytona 200 championship saturday. >> john: also seminole county fighting to keep bullets away from black bears. county leaders say hunting does little to reduce the number of bears that are wondering neighborhoods. instead officials say home owners should lock up their trash and bring in pet food bowls at night. 300 bears were killed in last year's hunt but only four seminole county. also financial help could be on the way for first responders killed in the line of duty. a bill that changes the state's pension plan son the way to the governor. yesterday lawmakers passed the bill known as scott pine law. if the governor signs it they'll get 100% of that officer's >> we have a mother and a widow, in an orange county sheriff's didn't, who wo

people charged with resisting arrest, public intoxication and misconduct. >> what university? >> atlanta. >> reporter: then this. the messssleft behind on miami beach's sand. trash lining the shore as far as the eye can see. but in the case of the shooting. the gunman is ststililon the run. >> and i have a pic but it's not the same. >> reporter: ananpeople have held a person for a number of eventually let them go. detectives tell us their investigation is moving forward but they're certainly looking for any information that could help crack this case. live on miami beach, terrell, local 10 news. >>anchor: terrell, thanks. >>> an apparent emergency incident at miami international airport after the plane released the emergency chutut you see it right there. american airlines officials say the incident was, quote, n inadventent deployment on the emergency slide. they were goinfrom jfk to another plane and no one was hurt. >> less than a day away from the florida primary. the polls open tomorrow momorning. >> and the candidates flocking to the state already in the final push for t

. >> reporter: she was arrested for public intoxication filed a complaint claaing excessive force was used. the department confirms the officer is on paid leave as they investigate internally. they won't release the n ne of the officer, the mayor says it is far too early to make any judgments. >> i know we have a zero tolerance on our force. we have an excellent police force and we will be as transparent as possible. >> i wish someone would have introduced themselves to me or came up and separated me from forcing me to the ground. >> constance: cape coral police say the internal investigation could take up to six months. >> kristi: march madness is finally here but one florida team is still fighting to get into the big dance. >> constance: that's right. details on the match-up and where the miami hurricanes i'm chris bosh. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung, it was serious. fortunately, my doctor had a game plan. treatmt with xarelto . hey guys! hey, finally, somebody i can look up to... ...besides arnie. xarelto is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe

they were charged with resisting arrest, public intoxication and disorderly conduct. >>> authorities say the victim was walking alolo grenada boulevard when she was groped and robbed of her belongings. medium build, bald with brown eyes and bushy eyebrows. police say took off in a white s.u.v. or van. that sounds familiar.if you know anything about what happened, call miami-dade crimestoppers at 305-471-tips. >>> this morning we're getting a look at surveillance video showing a group of crooks that broke into a store andade off with a safe. that break-in happened early saturday morning and now a larger reward is being offered with anymore information. a reward o upto $25,000 information that leads to the arrest. >>> one woman thrown from a boat after the boat ran aground it veered into the shallow waters and c me to a should sudden stop. >> unfortunately, they made a turn sharper than you're supposed to and that's where they hit bottom. >> that victim air-lifted to the hospital in serious condition. a second person suffering a broken arm. believes say alcohol was not a factor. >>> 16

. >> she was arrested for public intoxication but filed an excessive force complaint. cape coral police department will not release the name of the officer but they said he is internal investigation. mills -- bill nelson on capitol hill behind the wheel of a self- driving car. he's inside the vehicle. he is the top democrat on the senate transportation committee which organized the test drive. the committee held a hearing on the future of self driving cars, senator. nelson says he enjoyed the ride but also panicked a bit when the tesla approached a concrete wall. >>> a former florida treasure hunter turned fugitive will not get out of jail anytime soon. a judge ordered tommy thompson to stay in jail. he's known for finding $50 million worth of gold in the ss central america, 19 7 street ship arrested last year in boca raton after investigators say he took money from investors who funded the hunt but never gave them a share of the profit. court since december for refusing to respond to a plea deal. >>> writing on the wall for the more than 2000 people in orlando make in

chris laforce was arrested for public intoxication. latest probation violation on top of dozens of prior violations and convictions related to drugs or challenge. >> he's well over a thousand arrests for our county. he's very vocal, very loud, very intoxicated. he knows most of us by name. >> he is very comfortable here. he's been here so much, it's like his second home. he's homeless out on the streets so this is almost better than what he's got when he's out. >> out on the streets, he's known for drunk in public, lighting things on fire, meth use, drug use, alcohol use. he knows when he does that, he comes here and has a place to sleep, a place to eat. >> it's kind of a drag on how our system works. knowing we arrest the same person for the same charge over a thousand times. other than that, it takes him off the street and out of the public. so that's the good thing. >> he remembers the day one of his arrests made the local newspaper. >> that was the 856th arrest. the sacramento bee mentioned my name five times and said, yeah, you got

. >> the officer was arrested on suspicion of assault and public intoxication but no formal charges have been filed. today ktvu learned that the city no longer wants sergeant turner and at least two other officers that had been together that night including a rookie on the force. sources tell us that their attorneys decline comment. >> turner wrote a response in response to police shooting protest. >> as an officer and sergeant that supervises officers i am concerned with the remarks being levied against police officers but as a person of mixed race and in the city of oakland i am concerned with how the department can engage more effectively with all of our citizens and deliver our services in a way that is not only fair but also effective. today perkins family and supporters gathered at the spot where he was killed. they said perkins was trying to show the officers that he had a fake gun and never pointed it at them. >> my baby brother. justice will be served. angry at the police. they are frustrated because they only got the final autopsy report last week. today i told perkins family a

. >> and e.2-year-old brittany fails was arrested for public intoxication. she is foiling a report alleging consecutive foce. >> janine: right now it's time afternoon rush. in. >> jenisis we've got an accident on i-95 northbound approaching the julia tuttle causeway. the express lanes moving nicely about the your regular lanes, you've got that stop-and-go traffic.c. zoom on in to our maps you can see that consent as we're approaching the julia tuttle causeway. airport expressway watching this accident heading west at lejeune road. there's a right shoulder blocked and heavy delays here as wl with peds 8 miles per hour. checking out broward county we've got an accident on i-75 northbound. that accident right around pines boulevard. although it does look like traffic is starting to pick up here. speeds at 45 miles per hour. >>> staying in broward we've also got this crash on i-95 nortound just as you pass sheridan street with speeds there clocking in at 17 miles per hour. victor, janine. >> janine: his job to is to help keep the peace in court but now one bale

. >> reporter: the officer was arrested on suspicion of assault and public intoxication but no chargesled. sources tell us the two face termination. a year before turner and other officers shot and killed perkins, turner wrote a letter in response to police shooting protests. wrote, as an officer and a sergeant who supervises officers, i am concerned with the level of vitreol towards police officers. however, as a person of mixed race and citizen of oakland as well as being employed by the city, i am concerned about how our department can engage more effectively with all of our citizens and deliver our services in a way that is not only fair, but also effective. perkins' family and supporters says perkins was trying show the officers that he had a fake gun and never pointed it at them they are angry at police for showing an edited video of the aftermath. i told perkins' family about the same sergeant being involved in both incidents, now facing termination. >> they trying to cover up. that's why he was drinking. they was somewhere drinking. they knew what they did was wrong. two wrongs

we're talking about drinking in public, public intoxication, and public urination and littering. instead of being prosecuted. sly lay tors will receive a summons instead. officers had to arrest someone with a low level crime if they had an open summons. the d.a.'s says that that created a backlog for them. to be clear, if you have an open warrant, you'll still be taken into police custody, michael. but you'll get a summons instead of getting a whole new case. a lot of people are arguing. even though you get a summons the quality of life for everyone else. nobody wants to be around these types of low-level crimes in the city. it's only in effect for manhattan so far. back to you. >> see how this works out, if people actually pay these summons. >> right. >>> the mourners will line fifth avenue to pay respects to a former nypd officer killed on the job in texas. the funeral for david hofer will be at 10:00 a.m. at st. patrick's cathedral. last week he died in a shootout in euless, not far from dallas. aim somber certificate moan texas. he moved there to be in a safer city to start a

he was repeatedly videotaped and photographed all intoxicated in public. he was just 46 years old. >>> this guy is defined not afraid of heights. he climbed and 80 foot sequoia in downtown seattle. -- he threw things at police, hung upside down and waved at people. some locals recognized him as some of the homeless and believe it or not, he is still up there. >>> as if we needed another reason to love adele. the singer goes on stage during her encore at the arena. she continued to dance on stage. she admitted that she is not very good at twerking because her bottom is so big. i know, walter, you have that same issue. >> i did not realize that. good to know you have been watching very closely.>> [ laughter ] >> are we seriously talking about walters but this morning. have we sunk to a new low? i'm just filling in. wind that nothing will keep you from magnum double caramel. silky vanilla bean ice cream & rich caramel sauce all covered in thick chocolate. discover magnum, double dipped for double >>> from miami-dade, broward and the keys , this is south flori

he was repeatedly videotaped and photographed while intoxicated in public. a landslide toby a city council seat. he was 46 years old. back to breaking news from belgium. we are learning new details about what elgin authorities knew leading up to the attacks. -- belgian authorities knew leading up to the attacks. sam sweeney has more. sam: we know counter terror is an officials have worked around theclock in belgium since suspected mastermind of the terrorist attacks and paris was captured last week. now that isis has claimed responsibilityit have played a part in this attack before he was arrested last week. the big question, where their warning signs of an imminent attack? there warning signs of an imminent attack? >> what was particularly a lot of heavy weapons have been found, which is an indication that something was perhaps being planned for the next few days and they were aware that they had to ask and act quickly. the second point is that peopletly new names, new who may be part of a network. sam: they are now searching for those people. belgium. are

he once knocked over a female meeting and repeatedly turned up intoxicated in public. he curt short his reelection campaign in 2014 when he was diagnosed with cancer. rob ford was 46. with the latest % >> pelley: tonight belgian police have a dragnet out for a man spotted at the brussels airport before the attack. they believe he left a bomb in a suitcase and fled. the two men on the left who were with him are believed to have blown themselves up. at least 31 were killed at the airport and an hour later at a subway station. 250 were wounded, including americans. isis has claimed responsibility and warned of more dark days ahead. a police raid in brussels turned up an unexploded bomb containing nails. security has been beefed up at transportation hubs here in the united states. president obama, while traveling in cuba, promised to do whatever is necessary to support belgium. tonight the world is showing its support, lighting up landmarks including the eiffel tower in colors of the belgian flag. that's our special expanded edition of the "cbs evening news" tonight. cover

he was repeatedly videotaped and photograph while intoxicated in public. ford was 46 years old. >>> voters in idaho, arizona and utah head to the polls today to figure out who should be there presidential nominee. >> hillary clinton looks to extend her league while donald trump's rivals are hoping to slow him down. don champion reports. >> reporter: fighting in the -- voting in the west today could further delay the landscape for the republican presidential race back the big prize is the winner take all state arizona. donald trump focused on foreign policy in washington where he should rethink its involvement income nato, an update he repeated on cnn last night. >> paying disproportionately. it's too much and it's frankly a different world than it was when we originally conceived of the idea and everybody got together. >> reporter: rivals ted cruz and john kasich quickly responded. >> this is a dangerous world. if america withdrawals, we get the kind of chaos obama has produced. >> you want to be very careful. >> reporter: while washington, trump tried ral

he was repeatedly videotaped and photographed while intoxicated in public and statements and actions became fodder for comedians he was 46. >> councilmembers in chester county are asking the department of transportation to investigate a dangerous part of highway 9 and many call it dead man's curve saying the speed limit is too high. two people including a volunteer firefighters were killed two weeks ago in a crash involving a logging truck. the county wants to hear the results of a dot study before coming up with a possible fix. >> i've moved over to first meteorologist leigh brock and the warmup continues. >> it does. here is something interesting. saturday it was in the 70s. sunday 40s. yesterday the 50s. and you think what in the world is average? this is. today is average. it's 66 right now your average high is 65. this is what we should be seeing. we have been all over the map the thermometer for the past couple of weeks. and this is typical march weather for this time of year. temperatures in the mid-60s now. 64 in statesville and 65 in albemarle and 65 in gastonia and 66 in la

he was video taped and photographed while intoxicated in public. ford was 46 years old. >>> a 6 year-old girl taken from her foster parents. it's an emotional custody battle that might tug at your heart strings and might make you a little bit angry too. >>> see what's happening with security in major cities like new york and washington after >>> look out villanova, here come the canes as miami heads off to kentucky for the sweet 16. >>> tomorrow, on cbs morning, do you have faith in your financial future? a new study shows the divide with those on track for retirement and those falling behind is as stark as ever. crisis is >>> voters in i'd hoe, arizona -- idaho, ads, and utah decide who souled be their nominees. it's dubbed. they vote in the caucuses voting in the west today would further lay the landscape for the presidential race. the bilge prize for the bush big prize for the gop is winner takes all of arizona. hillary clinton, bernie sanders square off in arizona. more than 200 delegates up for grabs. stay with us for continuing coverage of ca

in 2013 videoed of him using drugs and intoxicated in public. and he checked into rehab, but in 2014 he was diagnosed with cancer. ford was 46. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >>> we have lift-off. >> in the past 10 minutes, nasa launched a supply mission to the international station station. the rocket blasted off from cape canaveral with 8,000 pounds of supplies and science experiments and it was picture-perfect as you can see. the capsule arrivals at the international space station on saturday. really a gorgeous sight there. >> never gets old to watch something like that. >>> no, and it never gets old to have nice weather, which we are about to embark on ourselves. >> and a nice stretch come can go. looking at radar, nothing to track in the sky over than a full moon and the planet jupiter. in fact getting photos on my social media changes. this cell phone snapshot sent in by indy saying that they are son took this picture. just a short time ago. and again, you can see that bright full moon, and just on the northern end of the blue m

he was repeatedly intoxicated in public. >> this guy is definitely not afraid of heights. appropriately named man in tree and downtown seattle. during his time up there yesterday, he threw things at the least, hung upside down and waved at people. some locals recognize him as one of the homeless they often see downtown. leave it or not, he is still out there right now.>>> if we adele, she twerk -- twerk as she sang on a ritchie all night long she admits she is not a very good twerk are -- >>> gayle king is joining us live. well, a busy morning. >> i love everything about her and i don't know what is so bad there! i said it we have a team in brussels and the us covering the terror attacks. we are also talking to michael morel and john miller about the ice is flat and the , will be here in studio 57. the news is back in the morning and we will see you at 7 o'clock. walter, back to you in the studio. >>> remember, cbs this morning kicks off at 7 am right here on cbs 4. >>> now, let's get attack of our weather heading over to john gerard. it's definitely warmer from yesterday.

public schools. holly joel's accused of being intoxicated while in a classroom full of second graders at bentley elementary. the 52-year-old is charged with child neglect, disorderly intoxication and disturbing the peace. alleged corruption in "hardee county"-- back in the 10 investigates "investigator mike deeson" explains-- one of the people at the center of approving a "multi- million dollar grant"-- is under investigation. this complaint filed with the state ethics commission says there is probable cause that the man who was chairman of the public body that gave representative grant the money, violated state ethics law. rick justice the head of the hardee county industrial development authority who signed the deal with grant was also the president of the first national bank of wauchula. justice is now in trouble with the ethics commission because he voted to transfer public money from another bank to his, which allowed his bank to profit. justice did not dispute the charges by the ethics commission, nor did he return our calls. justice faces a full hearing in front of the ethics commission. if found gu

a public -- a city bus really intoxicated. he got fluid leaking out of the car. >> the driver told police he blacked out and didn't remember crossing the median. he said he took cold medicine earlier in the day. police are now waiting for blood test results. as of right now, the driver has not been charged. >>> terrifying moments for window washers high above the ground in chicago. this was the scene. the two window washers, dangled. look at that angle. dangled nearly 200 feet. the fire department lowered a rope. crowds at st. patrick's day relativelers gather reed cheered the rescue. the man, well, you know, they're shaken up, but they're not injured. my goodness. high wind have been a big problem in the pacific northwest. >> authorities had to shutdown bridges. this is from the bridge in washington state. the wind so strong. they knocked over this tractor-trailer closing down lanes for hours. the state department of transportation also shutdown a floating bridge in seattle. the longest floating bridge in the world, wind gust

he was frequently videotaped and photographed intoxicated in public but he was later elected by a landslide to a city. he was 46 years old. jonathan: president obama wrappinged up a historic trip to michelle: president obama was there for a ballgame and a speech to the cuban people. michelle: president obama leading cuba shadowed by the attack in brussels. president obama: the thoughts and the prayers are with the people of belgium. >> he went on to focus on the mission here. rebuilding the communist country after decades of tension. >> i have come to bury the last remnant of the cold war and the americans and extend the hand of friendship to the human people. >> an area we continue to have trouble. listening and >> ending with a game between tampa bay rays and the national team. observing a moment of silence for the victims in brussels. >> the whole premise of terrorism is to try to disrupt people's ordinary lives. as long as we don't allow it to happen we'll be okay. >> president obama is facing criticism for continuing his trip instead of returning home after today's attack. he and the f

ford became infamous after being repeatedly videotaped and also photographed while he was intoxicated in publicthe struggles, ford was later elected to a city council sleet by a landslide. his family says that ford died after a battle with cancer. he was 46 years old. >>> the brussels terror attacks coming on the same day as some key contests in the presidential race, with voters in the winner-take-all state of arizona now casting their ballots. peter is live for us in tempe, arizona. he's talking to some voters there. peter, hello. what are folks saying there? >> reporter: well, heather, we have a good mix of democrats and republicans turning out at this community rec center to vote today. almost all of them that i talked to said that they were aware of the terror attacks in brussels, that they had heard or read about them this morning, and that national security and terrorism attacks in the u.s. were at the top of their minds as they were going in to vote today. this includes one trump supporter, who said that the attacks in brussels had reaff m reaffirmed his decision to support trump, whose

he was repeatedly videotaped and photographed while intoxicated in public.evertheless, he was later elected by a landslide to a city council seat. the former toronto mayor rob ford was 46 years old. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. matt: up next on "bloomberg -- ben," been horowitz, horowitz joins us to talk about andy grove, who died yesterday. he calls grove the best teacher and ceo he has ever met. ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets," matt miller. andy grove play the central role in the creation of the semiconductor industry and was also a mentor to silicon valley's elite, including larry ellison in the late steve jobs, and our next guest as well. emily chang is standing by for an interview with venture capitalist been horowitz -- ben horowitz of andreessen horowitz. emily: my condolences, notices and emotional day for you. very close. were you called him the greatest teacher and the greatest ceo ever. i would just love to know more about your relationship with and

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he had revelations of drinking and drug use, he was seen on video intoxicated in public. he leaves a wife and two children. rob ford was just 46 years old. >>> let's talk about this warm up that's coming we are really pretty excited about it. >> today is national hot tomale day. a few more clouds than we saw yesterday we'll take a look to the north and into space in just a second in the city, it looks pretty nice, look at that. clouds, got em. waiting for that sun to come up, that's very soon. and we'll see the numbers head out today adds you get out of bed southwest wind at 18 miles numbers not bad but cooler north and west, middlesex, 36 in tom's river, today 68 well above the normal of 52 not a record but 68 that's a normal high for the seventh of may we'll see another day in the 60s tomorrow as it stands right now we're in seventh place for warmest march ever. some saying that's too warm, not going to be number one nowhere near that but it is near miss day today because on this day in 1989 a mountain size asteroid missed the planet earth by 500,000-miles. i'm glad tha

he was repeatedly videotaped and photographed while intoxicated in public.and the fbi says it may not need apple's help unlocking the iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. a court hearing scheduled for today over the fbi's demand that apple unlock the iphone has been postponed. federal prosecutors are getting help from an outside party to unlock the phone used by syed farook. if this works the government would no longer need apple's help. >>> and a second case of bacterial meningitis right here in our area, the student taends new brunswick campus. rutgers health officials say they're not notifying anyone who has had close contact with the student so they can get started on antibiotics. they urge any students or staff who feel symptoms like a stiff neck or a rash or perhaps vomiting to see a doctor right away. >>> and you may recall a philadelphia high school student died of bacterial meningitis last week. 15-year-old jonathan brigs was a freshman at george washington carver high school of engineering and science. it's the city's first meningitis

public school system. holly joel is accused of being intoxicated while in a classroom of second graders at bitly elementary. she was charged with child neglect, disorderly conduct, and disturbing the peace. >>> and in hardy county, back in the 10 investigates spotlight tonight. now, investigator mike deason during the center of the multimillion dollar grant is under investigation. >> reporter: there's proximate cause of a man who was the chairman of the public body, they represent the organization that grants the money. we're head of the hardy county industrial authority who signed the grant, who was also the president of the first national bank of the wachula. just sis now in trouble with theeth -- justice is now in because he transferred money to it. he didn't return or calls. justice faces a full hearing from front of the ethics commission if he's found guilty and most likely be fined. mike dieso, in, 10 investigates. >>> the spaghetti warehouse in ebor city is closing. customers. if you have suggestions for a new location, the company is setting up a polling site. >>> still to come, want to save time a