launched that night from bases throughout the arabian peninsula, from turkey, from carriers in the red sea and the persian gulf, from the indian ocean, from even as far as the united states. >> now, to give you some idea of the order of magnitude within the first 24 to 30 hours, we launched over 300 tanker sorties alone to support the strike package that went in through that period of time. there had never been any launch as big of support packages ever in the history of the air force that incorporated that many tankers. >> in their opening attack, the allies combined their stealth and precision technology, electronic warfare tactics and the classical elements of mass and surprise. >> we had been here since august, and so he had seen every day an awac sitting up here, f-15s in defensive mode. he was kwlused to seeing that ey day. he knew that was up there and that's what we wanted him to see right up until the minute that the bombs started falling. >> just beyond the radar warning capabilities and the iraqi radars, our attack aircraft were forming up in orbits with tankers so that they wer

stop was a t-lan coming out of a ship. >> at h minus 1 hour and 26 minutes, a navy cruiser in the red sea launched a tomahawk land attack missile or t-land. they would arrive five to ten minutes after the first f-117 strike. >> the second thing that occurred, of course, was taking down the sites by forces. >> eight apache gunships guided by pave load helicopters took out two iraqi reporting sites on the border. this helped clear the way for nonstealthy fighters heading towards western iraq. >> the first actual bomb to fall on iraq, that occurred at about nine minutes before we refer to as h-hour. >> a 117 took out an ioc that patrolled the sites. >> we knew 32 f-117s right into downtown baghdad in the first hour and 20 minute ps . >> their next target was the principal telephone communication, also referred to as the at&t building. >> it was really their central com node. >> cnn was reporting and he went blank at h-hour plus about four seconds. that was that bomb hitting the at&t building. >> at h-hour, f-117s took out the adoc in baghdad and the iocs and socs in the southern part of the

it to fly the red sea to where they cannot fly in what they should be doing. >> what about a passengerve it. it is expensive to get your pilot license. but the fact to be in the aviation industry not to go through spending a lot of money in those grueling hours. >> what is the starting salary? >> six figures senate there are constantly car accidents so let everybody used drones >> you can go to amazon and get same-day delivery to place the package on your porch. >> or crash. [laughter] >> eighth video of a meteorologist disappearing into a herd green screen. i guess the floral was too close to green i don't know how that works but fortunately they brought her a blazer over to where. >> even >> the airport? >> three tickets to spring training spread that is the ground crew from tampa florida was dealing with raccoons who had gotten into the facility during batting practice. this video was taken from a "wall street journal" reporter ever said thought he died because he fell 40 feet from the air and he ran away. >> today starts every day then duces serve well takeovers' social media. fall

reporter: she has owned red sea restaurant for 15 years. but about two weeks ago, he got shocking news. >> i got 40 days, all our staff, all things. reporter: attorney for the building where polices the tenants they need to be out by march 31, because of a deal between the owner and the cpcc . >> this is a big one. to pack up all of the stuff. the restaurant has been here 10 years. reporter: cpcc confirms an agreement to purchase these lands, and are in talks of the owner of the building next door to use for potential campus growth, the tenants here say there is not enough time to operate else. >> we're working on it. reporter: students and staff who rely on these businesses, to grab a bite to eat can't believe it is going away. >> it is so close to the school, a place where people >> somewhere to eat. >> yeah, you know. reporter: jenna, fox 46, wjzy. bill: the tenants in the build having hire a lawyer. the owner of red sea tells us they secure a new location on monroe road. bill: so all this beautiful spring weather, as spring continues to

the richer you on the red sea, is dead last. progress is crucial.says they lie at the heart of any tangible shared improvement in the quality of life in citizens. after years of ain't, the ib rahim index has stole -- stalled since 2011. over and over on stage and in conversation, business leaders at the bloomberg africa and business economic summit explain why. this is a time where we would like to accelerate our investing, not pull back. we are in seven countries today, ideally we would be in 10-15 different countries. one of the countries nigeria, we are not at majority yet. we think this time is very good. >> i think the change in commodity prices is an enormous opportunity. this economy has to diversify, whether it is south africa, sub-saharan africa. the economy is only resource-based. ultimately will not be sustainable economy. in many ways, i think this is good news. sooner is better than later and i think diversification, at the manufacturing, textiles, many other things, make it far more sustainable. >> when you think about africa, you have

police rushed to the red sea gun store after an alarm sounded. the thief had backed their big rig into that store. >> that's amazing. these guys must have really wanted the guns. >> but investigators say one suspect dropped a gun when he drove off with the group. they found blood and they're testing it for dna. >>> the people killed in brussels rose to 35 and that includes americans. jeff -- two other americans died. it's not clear if they were killed at the airport or the subway. three more people swept up in police raids and they're charged with participating in terrorist activities. but a man suspected was released. new evidence shows there's no grounds to keep him in custody. >>> new at noon, gorge governor nathan deal vetoes this religious freedom bill the legislation would have allowed gay marriages and it have protected those who want to attend gay ceremonies. they reject the proposal -- >>> in the race for the white house, tomorrow, the republicans candidates hit the stage as cnn host another town hall q and a session that's going to take

the richer you on the red sea, is dead last. progress is crucial. alien there developed an index to track leadership and development in africa. he says they lie at the heart of any tangible shared improvement in the quality of life in citizens. after years of gains, the index has stalled since 2011. it is clear that enthusiasm for the africa opportunity has not stalled. over and over on stage and in conversation, business leaders at the bloomberg africa and business economic summit explain why. >> this is a time where we would like to accelerate our investing, not pull back. >> do you have the capital to do a? >> we are in seven countries today, ideally we would be in 10-15 different countries. one of the countries nigeria, we , are not at majority yet. we think this time is very good. >> i think the change in commodity prices is an enormous opportunity. this economy has to diversify, whether it is south africa, sub-saharan africa. the economy is only resource-based. ultimately will not be sustainable economy. in many ways, i think this is good news

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months after 224 people were killed when a bomb blew up their many minutes after take off in the red sea resort of sharm el-sheikh raising serious questions about the security lapses at the airport. as for this incident, authorities say from the beginning they knew this was not terrorism-related incident and we are told that the suicide belt the suspect claimed to wear was only a cell phone that looked lick a suicide belt. >> new this morning, capitol police have given the all clear after another care in washington, dc forced street closures. they say two suspicious pack ams found near the united states capitol were not a threat. it is the second day in a row that police have swarmed the area. also this morning, we are learning new details of the man accused of bringing a weapon and the capitol visit or's center causing a look down and panic. police confirm that larry dawson was carrying a pellet gun. all the individual drew what appeared to an weapon and pointed it at the officers. an officer fired and struck the suspect. the 66-year-old tennessee man remains in critical condition and h

the blood of our black brothers mixed with the tears of our black mothers have cried our very own red seaeach a plea deal on his charge of assault and battery, the result of a punch that left another man brain damaged and in a coma. >> this is where i spend a lot of my time at right now. this is like my outlet. i call it my lab. i sit and write my mind. write what i think. before you strap on your combat boots and pick up your gun to shoot remember this lesson i'm trying to teach must go forward if my message is ever going to get through. you could easily learn about guns, drugs, murder and sex if that was the only thing ever taught to you. but now that you're grown think about the consequences before, not after you shoot. this is one of the books that i've been reading. called breaking the course of willie, the science of slave psychology. a lot of my writings come from after i read books like this. anybody can tell you anything. unless you dig into that subject for yourself, you always have a judgmental aspect on it. america has the nerve to spend billions of dollars on wars in afghanis

lauren: regulations on the coal industry has put many in the time between job losses and a red seas.k is in jefferson county, ohio with the ohio primary and a little less than two weeks to pull miners had the upcoming election on the front of their minds. where exactly are you, my friend? >> route 200 feet below the ground at the test designs here in ohio, the heart of ohio coal country, giving voice to the cole and his tree, an industry that has by all accounts been a war, under attack is a better way to do it. some coal miners here. but you say you feel like you've been under attack? >> definitely appeared regulations are coming down every day in the charter to do our job. reporter: right now we have an ohio primary coming up. how are you going to vote in this election? >> definitely on the republican side. the democrat side is anti-coal and we can't have that. reporter: it is interesting to do this right here in the depths of the coal mine. right behind you, the iowa ohio coal association, will typically be a sea of black reverberant black rolling down the conveyor belt. not now.

was isis like we saw isis in thesinh the russian airliner, that was tick endown by a bomb along the red sea of that resort. now it does not look and does not appear to be -- that appears to be the case. the president of cyprus saying this is not terrorism and again we are seeing reports that this may be personal that the guy is asking to speak with his wife. very fluid. continues to develop. we are waiting for confirmation. there has been a lot of conflicting reports. heather and abby, i don't want to speculate but it continues to get more and more bizarre as we are getting more of a picture about this guy, and also we are waiting for more reports about the passengers, if they have all been released or some remain on board. >> are you hearing any more about the possibility that he had this suicide bement on, this explosive belt? you mentioned the flight that went down recently five months ago took off from egypt and how many people on board 220 people on board killed in that crash. it brings up the question of security. if in fact this gentlemen does have or did have this explosive belt on

we're seeing a lot of red, a sea of red. folks tapping on their breaks this morning. i wanted to zoom in just to see what's causing these delays.0 it looks like southbound here at the big curve is where we're seeing that slowdown. that red right there off i-95 speeds at 15 miles an hour to reports of any accidents. maybe there's road debris slowing folks down some slowdown here at i-95 southbound just south of the glas. everything else looking nice and clear. some minor slowdowns in place off of u.s.-1. also at the turnpike, let's zoom on in, turnpike right here northbound we're seeing some spot and go traffic right here off of kendall drive. >>> it is the instiskt you're hoping kicks in if your kids are ever in danger. it helped a girl grabbed from wking home from school get away. the allegeded abductor still on the run. sanela sabovic is at the scene where it all happened. thankfully that little girl got away, sanela. >>reporter: correct, jacey. it happened at northeast fourth street. down the street when a man in an s.u.v. pulls up to her, asks her where she wawa g

stop was a t-lan coming out of a ship. >> at h minus 1 hour and 26 minutes, a navy cruiser in the red seaattack missile or t-land. they would arrive five to ten minutes after the first f-117 strike. >> the second thing that occurred, of course, was taking down the sites by forces. >> eight apache gunships guided by pave load helicopters took out two iraqi reporting sites on the border. this helped clear the way for nonstealthy fighters heading towards western iraq. >> the first actual bomb to fall on iraq, that occurred at about nine minutes before we refer to as h-hour. >> a 117 took out an ioc that patrolled the sites. >> we knew 32 f-117s right into downtown baghdad in the first hour and 20 minute ps . >> their next target was the principal telephone communication, also referred to as the at&t building. >> it was really their central com node. >> cnn was reporting and he went blank at h-hour plus about four seconds. that was that bomb hitting the at&t building. >> at h-hour, f-117s took out the adoc in baghdad and the iocs and socs in the southern part of the country. >> immediately at

. >> exactly, like part being of the red sea. >> green satisfier? >> exactly, plenty of green to go around. >> we'll see a lot of green tomorrow. not going to see any pre precipitation today, knew. >> probably not. stray shower later on in the day. certainly not going to be a big deal. it will be a eight out of ten today. how long have we been on the snare 4:00 a.m. we started folks, chilly, fog out there, few temperatures are still in the 30's, most of russ in the 40's right now, here in the city. 45 degrees, not much after breeze, which is why we had all of that fog this morning, planning on about 53 by 9:00 with few clouds here and there, increasing clouds by noon, our high temperature, 66 degrees today. can't rule out stray shower for later on this evening, your sunset time, bob kelly, is now 7:09 of the we finally saw the sun yesterday. just before sunset. did you catch it? >> yes, we did, definitely caught it, and the sun this morning popping out and also helping to burn off some of the fog. but we got some local detours in west chester. aroun

after 220 were killed on 9268 when a bomb blew up that plane just minutes after takeoff from the red sea resort of sharm el sheikh in egypt bound for russia. now urgent questions about egypt's massive security lapses at the country's airports. negotiations continue in cyprus with that hijacker. still holding hostages, passengers and crew still on board that plane. this is a very tense situation and as i say, a disaster for egyptian aviation raising a lot of questions about the safety in that country. david and robin. >> all right, terry moran leading us off. terry, thank you. we want to go picture. as terry pointed out there are still seven hostages on board that plane. joining us now tv correspondent simon newton at the airport there in cyprus. and, simon, first of all, tell us what you can see. were you able to see some of those passengers coming off the plane? >> so, i arrived as the last few were being brought off. the ones i saw were brought off on foot and subsequent to that we've seen a number of people coming off with small suitcases behind them walking across the tarmac being gr

jenna: a sea of red white and blue fill the gas tank or teahouse -- county courthouse. it was a confederate flag that more than 100 folks brought with them as they defended their right to fly the flag. kevin may check has the story. >> a comment common theme many spoke about at the rallies have the confederate flag is anything but racist. they say it's a symbol of very proud of. >> now it's not slavery, no it's not racism. >> more than 100 people rallied in gastonia with confederate flags in hand. >> we are proud of our heritage proud of our southern heritage. >> sons of confederate veterans organized the rally defending their right to fly the flag. they said it represents an important part of history that is often not told truthfully. >> our ancestors were not traitors they were simply voluntarily leaving the union they had joined. independent presidential candidate joined in on the rally at bringing its not racist, far from it. >> they can't hate. its colors and what we have got is an american heritage is being >> like how it was taken down in south carolina capital g

200 people killed when a bomb blew up a plane just after it took off from sharm el sheikh in the red seanow saying they have improved their security, but this will raise a host of questions. mustafa did make other demands. he wanted some political prisoners released in egypt. but egyptian authorities say, he seems motivated not by terrorism but by love. he's now in custody and will certainly face charges. that's's it from here. >>> now the houston pilot accused of living that double life. bruce wayne wallis appearing in court charged with running a string of brothels involving more than a dozen women and abc's gio benitez is here with the latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: david, good morning. court records say he liked to go by the nickname batman but police say this bruce wayne is no vigilante running a prostitution ring so large many have not seen anything like it. a respected pilot accused of living a double life. by day he is a united airlines pilot recognized with top awards but by night court documents allege he goes by bruno and runs a massive brothel operation in texas. >>

jenna: a sea of red white and blue fill the gas tank or teahouse -- county courthouse. it was a confederate flag that more than 100 folks brought with them as they defended their right to fly the flag. kevin may check has the story. >> a comment common theme many spoke about at the rallies have the confederate flag is anything but racist. they say it's a symbol of southern heritage assemble their very proud of. not racism. >> more than 100 people rallied in gastonia with confederate flags in hand. >> we are proud of our heritage proud of our southern heritage. >> sons of confederate veterans organized the rally defending their right to fly the flag. they said it represents an important part of history that is often not told truthfully. >> our ancestors were not traitors they were simply voluntarily leaving the union they had joined. independent presidential candidate joined in on the rally at bringing its not racist, far from it. >> they can't hate. its colors and what we have got is an american heritage is being taken down. >> like how it was taken down in south caroli

. >> reporter: a sea of red and plu thousands came to say fair well to trooper shawn collins. it began with a touching mass inside st. charles church where collins' pregnant fiancee was comforted by family. >> i'm here to honor a very brave young man. he was a fun-loving guy and did an excellent job for us when he was in sea isle city and went onto become a model trooper. >> reporter: to relatives who made their way to new jersey from ireland. officers stood at attention as a procession drove collins' casket past his childhood home and the one he shared with his family. >> sometimes we don't always see the support of the community, we see it at times like this. >> it helps us through these trying times and puts into perspective how dangerous our it makes you appreciate when you go home and kiss your wife and kids. i'm thankful. >> reporter: thankful for his self selflessness in his ultimate sacrifice. >> unfortunately they're mourning. within the days and weeks to come, when they see the video footage and the pictures, they're going to truly realize how much it helps them heal

at first it was a sea of red cheering.but xavier got back in it giving fans and the band something to cheer about. in the second half, xaviers most famous fan got in on the act. then perhaps two of the muskie's cutest fans, haliee and lainee, thought they were going to dance their way to the sweet 16. but this is the moment when wisconsin hits the game winner.{**natural sound** *buzer* "ohhhhhhhhh!!!!"mark durket/cincinnati resident "oh that was just an unbelievable game. it is too bad we lost, but it was a great year."tom great year though. top ten, they did their thing all year. it's march madness. it is hard to be on the bad side of that one.""man, ups and downs. at this time of the year it is not about what you don't do, but what you do - do! you eventually get to the point where it is make or break and we did not do it."riva: "how would you describe that ending?" "phenomenal, phonemail. that is why they call it march madness."chris riva su "for muskie fans the season ends in heartbreak, but they are excited about this team next year. in stl. at the ncaa tournament - cr - 9oys as

>> tonight local streets were illuminated in a sea of red and blue lights all to honor a prince william county police officer shot to death during her first night on the job. >> right now at 11:00, what we've learned about the pentagon employee who's charged with the murders of his wife and the officer. fox 5 local news at 11:00 srtta now. and we do thank you for joining us. i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. hundreds of police officers gathered in prince william county to pay tribute to fallen officer ashley guindon. she was one of three officers who responded to a domestic violence call at ronald and crystal hamilton's home. the officers were hit with gun fire as they approached the house. crystal hamilton was also found her husband was charged with the two murders. >> we have live team coverage starting with marina marraco live at prince william county police headquarters. >> reporter: tonight's procession was breath-taking but overwhelmingly sad to see all these agencies to have to band together to guide this hearse from the feen ral home to the police station to say their fi

students and staff wore red today, and made a banner saying mohawks, the wildcats stand strong with you. there was more support over at edgewood high school in butler check out this sea of red. and some students at hamilton high school, gathered before the first bell, to pray for healing for the madison community. sheree: fort mitchell police are looking for a man who carjacked store, today. it happened right around noon at the remke market on dixie highway. police say the man came up to a gun, and told her to give him her car. her 2002 black toyota camry. he has not been found. luckily, that woman was not hurt. mike: the 7-month-old baby ejected from a car during a deadly crash in fort thomas was released from the hospital today. last week michael gillam was killed in the crash along 275. just past 471. today the baby who was seriously injured in the crash was released from the hospital. we're told the child's mother is still in the hospital unable to communicate with police. its still unclear who was driving at the time. police say drugs were involved sheree: we have been talking a lot about school violence. another scare at another school wyoming high school. crim

. >> mailboxes in stanly county are flooded with a sea of red and yellow mailers attacking justin bird sent by a group called the conservative future fund. organization who is funding the organization. >> we talked it was unclear who was behind the group. since then documents filed show the conservative future fund is funded by jay fayson and a business linked to bill graham. in an e-mail an attorney told on your side investigates the group has not brony laws broken any laws. groups like these are on the rise. >> how prevalent is it for these dark money groups to be involved in the political process? >> it's more and more prevalent. there are as regulations have gotten weaker and enforcement has gotten weaker, more and more groups setup in new and different ways to try to influence the political process while making it as hard as possible to figure out who they are and what they want. >> noah with crew in washington tracks groups like these across >> there is secret money driving politics and affecting policy. >> bird's race is not the only campaign tracking money, in cabarrus county l

. >> sea wolves red is sprouting up everywhere. from shirts, to billboards, and they are all talking about stonybrook's come from behind win on saturday, against vermont. to clinch their tournament bid. and the play of jamil warning >> everyone rushing the court. it was insane to see like we're going to the tournament for the first time ever. >> at the local coffee shop, everyone inside says they all feel like winners. because the team comes in all the time for doughnuts. >> the head coach is a regular customer here. and you know, he gets his coffee and it is just a great sight to see every time. >> as the sea wolves practiced, some fans say their upstate bid should help to recruit more top players. >> i think a lot more kids will want to go to stonybrook and make a lot more publicity for the school. >> not only does their entrance into march madness shine a new spotlight on these young talented players, but a big challenge since their first game will be against perennial college basketball power house kentucky. fans say you got to

he was one of the good guys, and today throughout the sea of red jerseys, several number 21 jerseys were sprinkled throughout, and people held up thank you signs knowing his departure was a business move, but it was a bitter tweet night at the verizon center. >> brooks meant so much to the capitals and the fans and the city in general because he was a hard working, very standup guy, and he showed a lot of passion for the game and the city and also for the fans, you know, whether it be taking time to stop to talk to a fan or signing a few autographs. he was easily a fan favorite for a lot of people in the building, and in the capitals nation in neral. >>> to the hardwood night for bradley beal. 26 nights off the bench. he thanked his teams matefor that. the wizards win 104-98, their fourth win in a row. >>> it appears kirk cousins will definitely be here next year. cousins will sign the nonexclusive franchise tag tomorrow meaning he can participate in team activities beginning next month, and he has given up the right you can't predict the market. but through good times and bad... ...at t

at first it was a sea of red cheering.but xavier got back in it giving fans and the band something to cheer about. in the second half, xaviers most famous fan got in on the act. then perhaps two of the muskie's lainee, thought they were going to dance their way to the sweet 16. but this is the moment when wisconsin hits the game winner.{**natural sound** *buzer* "ohhhhhhhhh!!!!"mark durket/cincinnati resident "oh that was just an unbelievable game. it is too bad we lost, but it was a great year."tom carns/mason resident "it was a great year though. top ten, they did their thing all year. it's march madness. it is hard to be on the bad side of that one.""man, ups and downs. at this time of the year it is not about what you don't do, but what you do - do! you eventually get to the point where it is make or break and we did not do it."riva: "how would you describe that ending?" "phenomenal, phonemail. that is why they call it march madness."chris season ends in heartbreak, but team next year. in stl. at the katie stewart's friends say she was one of a kind.and this morning... they're gri

vonnie: some of the winners in that sea of red. i see walgreens.il: urban outfitters needs $.51 per share. that is a penny debtor on a year by year basis. baird's likes the merging story. this is what is turning the stock around for 2016. the recent pizza store acquisition may drive more shoppers into stores as planned. a lot of analysts were scratching their heads when that came out. thank you so much. courtney donohoe has more from the news decks. -- desk. the measure was drafted after the november 13 attacks in paris. but of the provisions would impose jail time on technology executives who deny access to encrypted data. the european union is getting closer to turkey on a deal to stem the flow of migrants. german chancellor angela merkel says any agreement will take time to work. that may be a signal that it will not help losses. campaignedave against her open-door policy. there is a penalty on north korea. north korea's recent nuclear missile test. entrykorea will prevent of any ship that has visited north korea in the last six months. global n

truly is like watching the red sea part. like watching water turn into wine watching this team.how. are you actually telling me that engelburt humperdink? >> that's big news we're breaking on "morning joe" this morning. do you have the winning goal in the newcastle game, joe? it's a thing of beauty. america loves it. these two teams hate each other, newcastle sunderland, two bald men fighting over a comb. i've had that fight before. he runs around like hulk hogan after winning a legal suit. a fan runs on to the field. if you have that, let's see it. it's gorgeous. it turns into a fight between him and the fan. you may not have it. you've seen it before, america, it looks like a trump rally. joe, here he goes. watch this, a fan runs on to the field -- you edit it out. we love you. we're making english football great again, joe. >> all right, well, so roger, really is though leicester city, it's shocking, because you really do have an epl, the top four, it's always a team that's gotten just billions of dollars behind it. but this year tiny leicester city looks like they may just p

. >> tonight local streets were illuminated in a sea of red and blue lights all to honor a prince william county police officer shot to death during her first night on the job. >> right now at 11:00, what we've learned about the pentagon employee who's charged with the murders of his wife and the officer. fox 5 local news at 11:00 starts now. and we do thank you for joining us. i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. hundreds of police officers gathered in prince william county to pay tribute to fallen officer ashley guindon. she was one of three officers who responded to a domestic violence call at ronald and crystal hamilton's home. the officers were hit with gun fire as they approached the house. crystal hamilton was also found dead inside the home. her husband was charged with the two murders. >> we have live team coverage starting with marina marraco

the sea of red on the highway.y. tapping on my brakes. if you're traveling in this spot, let's see what thehse drive times are again. the speeds clocking in& 22 to 47 miles per hour there at 11th street. an earlier crash now cleared up. this is the julia tuttle causeway west-bound at biscayne boulevard. another crash to get to if you're traveling eastbound. we have reports of a crash reported right off 17th avenue. those speeds at 21 miles per hour. broward county at this point we're accident-free. >> there's a phone call you can make, if there's a dooooyou can knock on, if there's a person youcan convince, please do everything you can. >> people come out, we're going to win h he in iowa. >> delegates in five dates including right here in florida up for grabs. want to win. >> the g.o.p. field still crowded. they are hoping to grab voters in both of those winner take all states. >> we're following all of the candidates for you. ben kennedy is live in aventura with a look at where the democrats stand.. >>reporter: we've been here almost as

you can see a sea of red. bumper to bumper. closer to the accident activity.hen as we take a look at father hurley boulevard. same thing. you see the red lights. 270 is a mess. moving to the map we get a better idea along the capital beltway. normal congestion and one crash on the outer loop near route 4. drops you to 20 miles per hour as you pass by joint base andrews. busy afternoon through montgomery county. back to you. leon: all right. got it. way. ready? are we ready for this? leon: no. actually, believe it or not i still have snow in the neighborhood. on the ground. alison: there will be more to add to it. right, doug? doug: i don't think a lot but the grassy area the best place for the snow to accumulate. we have been tracking patches of snow on radar. most is not reaching the ground. it's evaporating. we have report of flurries but not much more than that. we think at 10:00 or 11:00 and you will see the light snow move in. the temperatures are cold but not cold enough to freeze the ground. we have been in the 60's for the past four days. so, you know,

. >> a sea of red, white and blue filled the front of the gaston county courthouse today but it was the confederate flag that f. more than 100 rallied for their right to fly the flag saying it is not racists but a part of the american history and southern heritage. the group sons of organized this event. >> and a boy is all smiles today after his kindness toward police officer last year was recently ac knowledged bid the officer himself. emily collins sat down with both and shows us how a little selflessness can go a long way. >> up until last week, 5-year-olded into idea how ach small donation he made last year really meant. >> do cool tricks and spin around. >> keeper is talking about the remote controlled truck give ton him last week by former police officer anthony white. white says it is a smallk to continue of appreciate for for the $76 donation cooper made to his cancer fund. >> it was advertising in they had a lot of, a lot of golf tournaments and different fund-raisers that they did for me. he heard about it. as they were going through the schools and they were doing a little s

a sea of red and blue flashing lights lit up route 130, thousands of police came to say farewell to troopersean cullen. it began with a touching mass inside st. charles church where cullen's pregnant fiance was comforted by family. >> i'm here today to honor a very brave young man. >> reporter: from sea isle city where sean began his police career. >> he was a fun loving guy and did an excellent job for us when he was in sea isle city and went on to become a model trooper. >> to relatives from ireland to everyday citizens whose children grew up with sean. officers stood at attention as the procession drove cullen's casket past his childhood home and the one he shared with his family. >> sometimes when we don't always see the support of the community in law enforcement in general, we see it at times like this. >> it helps us through these times and puts in perspective how dangerous our job is. it makes you appreciate when i go home and i kiss my kids and my wife tonight. i'm very thankful. >> reporter: they say for his human e his silly antics to make others laugh, thankful for his selflessn

. >> a sea of red and blue flashing lights made its way to lake view cemetery. >> you have all of theegallia of the military funeral. there's going to be a riderless horse. >> he was one of those that touched everyone's life. as we saw today how many were here that he truly did do that. i was honored to know him. >> trooper cullen was 31 years old. >> reporter: now, to show peace and comfort the father of eli mccarson was here to hold the hands of trooper cullen's family and also his widow erin. eli was the last to die in the line of duty and he was laid to rest two days before christmas. cydney long, "nbc 10 news." >>> a breaking story among those making headlines. new video here shows a man who stole a minivan with a baby inside in west philadelphia this morning. that's him with the umbrella. turns out the boy's father also left his cell phone in the van, so he used another phone to text his phone. and the thief texted back. telling him where to find that boy. police later found the baby on the side of a road. they are still looking for the thief. >> philadelphia police say an argum

watch the green blob as it moves out to sea replaced by the yellows and reds. later this week thursday and afternoon. cool and partly sunny skies. for the boaters we're looking at a small craft advisory. 54 along the coast and bumpy for the boaters. the cool air does not last. wednesday, thursday and friday. rain likely later in the week. >> i'm going to wear my snow parka to work tomorrow. >>> next on cbs news at noon a warning going out and what the >>> a health warning. the mayo excluding all meat and calcium and nutrients closely monitored. it was a lucky night for the hit show hamilton on broadway. amy left a big surprise. she gave them a 1 thousand dollar tip on her 77 dollars tab. she was a bartender herself before becoming a xhed yan and wants to give back -- -- comedian. >> my heart dropped and i was so speech lessless seeing the tip. she was a bartender and look at her now. she's giving back. >> everybody will be tweeting her to come to their restaurant. >> yes, first hear are the current numbers on wall street. the dow up barely 1 and a half >>> a re

this is a liberal city in a sea of red. a lot of hillary supporters and bernie supporters. gain, this is a very, very small blue dot in a sea of red. >> you mentioned maybe that small dot. the state itself we're looking at 46 delegates. when it comes to the attention that has been focused on this state from the candidates, do voters feel they are getting enough attention from any of these candidates? >> reporter: most people that we talked to don't. most people we talk to say they are excited to vote but not very excited for any results. this is a state that feels like behind in so many ways like the ninth ward for example which is dealing with the effects of hurricane katrina. imagine the demographics since hurricane katrina and the storm passed, about 9,000 white residents didn't return from the storm. compare that to 100,000 african american residents who haven't returned. those are people living in mississippi, alabama having problems getting registered to vote, erica. >> a lot to look at as we continue to follow this process across the entire country. cal perry joining

last night a sea of red and blue as hundreds of patrol cars still in procession,es cording the body to the funeral home. the investigators say that three two-year old ronald hamilton killed his wife after he she called police during a domestic dispute saturday. as police responded to the scene authorities say authorities shot police officer guindon and then shot and wounded two other officers >> this is an officer's worst nightmare to get a routine call and wind up dead. that is something people do not appreciate what our police officers, what they face every day. >> hamilton is currently in a county jail facing several charges including capitol murder and first degree murder. >>> trump, 49 percent, light weight marco rubio 16 percent. lying ted cruz 15 percent. >> all of the name calling have you ever heard anything like this the rhetoric. this is getting crazy. hearst before the polls open for super tuesday today donald trump as you heard lashing out at his closest competitors marco rubio and a information mentioned ted cruz. trump is under fire after initially refusing to denounce t

the sea of red and blue. >> as far as you could see. >> hundreds of patrol cars file in procession escortedhat was carrying her body to a funeral home. investigators say three two-year old ronald hamilton killed his wife after she called the police during a domestic dispute saturday and as police responded to the scene authorities say that hamilton shot and killed, officer ashley guindon and then the shot and wounded two other officers. >> it is always called an officer's worst nightmare to go to a routine call and wind up dead. that is something that people don't appreciate what our police officers what they face every day. >> hamilton is currently in a county jail facing several charges including capitol murder and first degree murder. >>> dozens of people in north carolina protested death of a 24 years old man by raleigh-durham north carolina police last night. demonstration began after vigil for the man. police say officers were trying to arrest him on fell will any drug charges when he was shot and killed. right new there is a debate whether he was armed or not. local activist say this

but tonight unbelievable site a sea of red and blue as hundreds of patrol cars file in procession escortinghe hearse carrying her body to a funeral home. investigators say 32-year-old ronald hamilton killed his wife after she called the police during a domestic dispute saturday. as police got to the scene, authorities say hamilton shot and killed officer guindon and shot and wounded two other officers. >> officer's wore the nightmare to go to routine call and wind up dead, and that's something people don't appreciate about our police officers, what they face every day. >> hamilton is currently in county jail facing several charges including capital murder and first degree murder. >>> we now know why building collapsed saturday on south patton street in gasifier reach l and i says the sudden failure of a stone foundation wall caved in the home leaving a man trapped. contractors expect to have this property cleaned up by tomorrow. the man who was trapped inside the home is recovering is in stable condition. ♪ >> high school student covered in second and third degree bur burns. >> sparks start

sea of cortez. there's always kinds of different fish. in fact, he even encounters a puffer fish. >> look at the red one. >> as far as diving goes, this is a very successful trip because there's a lot to sea. but then this was by far my favorite shot, look at this right next to that rock, that eel. >> coming up right there. >> they are not going to bother you, but it still looks like a giant sea snake. mind my own business. and check this shot out of the ee eel swimming next to those rocks. >> look at it go. para aqua man. >>> this one is from the coast of florida where these kayakers were out there fishing. >> that is a fish. >> it's a really big fish. >> a hammerhead. >> i guess the fish is kind of in his blind spot. >> you can't really see it. >> because the eyes are on the side. he's like, i smell it, i know it's here, i'm right on its tail. >> this one's going to bite a lot harder. >> i used to think of lucky escapes were a little like winning the lottery. then i came to work at "right this minute" and realized it happens all the time and it's incredible how many are caught on video. classic railway crossing. some people are jammed u

seas 5 to 7. choppy on the bays. red flags flying at the beach, meaning a dangerous high-risk of rip currents. again, try to avoid going in the water, avoid swimming. you can soak up the sunshine but be careful in terms of going swimming. 67 near the coast and inland 62, a few showers. the next couple of days will be a bit warmer, highs in the low 80s, still seeing the wind cranking so windy and warm with highs in the low to mid-80s. vanessa is off let's check your traffic with joel brennan. >> good morning. the accident is blocking completely the ramp that takes you from i-95 to koeppen road. take a look further to the south, 95 around griffin, all clear here northbound and southbound. no headaches, no delays. in between 595 back through to the dade broward county line. nice and quiet as well and crash free on the major thoroughfares. that is a major look at traffic. back to you. >>> joe thank you. a jury is expected to begin deliberations today in andrews is demanding $75 million against a nashville hotel. she has experienced depression since the nude video went viral in 2009. andrews says t

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