ritter says it's willing to move with the city's help but it won't be easy. >> we can't move because we can't find a suitable place. it's a real catch-22. >> tough enough living out there on the streets and then to not have a place to take a shower and wash your clothes and look like a productive, normal person, it would make it more difficult. >> i have chased thieves into their gates with our merchandise. we collect uncapped needles in our parking lots. we have to pick up feces in our parking lots. >> now, in may the city council is expected to decide whether to close or limit services at ritter center. >>> a new report shows marin's coastal community could benefit from gps data to help detect to the personal threat of a tsunami -- potential threat of a tsunami. the realtime data would help speed up warning times by almost 20 minutes allowing more people to evacuate and get to safety. monitoring stations around the world already use gps data to determine how earthquakes change landscapes. state figures show more than 100 tsunamis have hit california's coast since the 1800s. >>> cal

. >> reporter: for the past 35 years, the ritter center has been helping homeless people and the work poor here near downtown san rafael. it's where this homeless man comes to do his laundry, get food, medical occasions and take a shower, gee can't do anywhere else in town while living on the street. >> that also aids us in helping to find jobs because we look and smell like normal people, rather than like bums. >> reporter: but the city may be forcing ritt tore either move out of downtown or drastically reduce the number of people it serves each day. >> i think the goal of the city is to get us to move. if we can't move soon, they would like us to shut down. >> reporter: the problem is homeless people congregate near those services exactly where many businesses and residents don't want them. the owner of this pawnshop a block from downtown and across from ritter says enough is enough. >> i've chased thieves into our gates. we collect uncapped needles in our parking lot. we have to pick up fee sines our parking lot. >> reporter: the city council recently approved a moratorium on many

but the city may be forcing ritter to either move out of the downtown area or drastically reduce thehe problem is many of the people attracted to the center are drug users and are hanging out around businesses and nearby schools. ritter says it's willing to move with the city's help but it won't be easy. >> we can't move because we can't find a suitable place. it's a real catch-22. >> tough enough living out there on the streets and then to not have a place to take a shower and wash your clothes and look and -- like a productive, normal person, it would make it more difficult. >> i take thieves -- chase thieves into our gates with their merchandise, we collect uncapped needles in our parking lots. we have to pick up feces in our parking lots. >> well, in may the city council is expected to decide whether to close or limit services at the ritter center. >>> the entertainment world is mourning the death of comedian garry shandling. >> i'm dating a homeless woman. it is easier to talk her into staying over. >> doctors in los angeles believe shandling died from a massive heart attack yes

but the city may be forcing ritter to either move out of the downtown area or drastically reduce the number of people it serves. the problem is the homeless congregate close to where any businesses and residents are located. ritter says it's willing to move with the city's help but it won't be easy. >> we can't move because we can't find a suitable place. it's a real catch-22. >> tough enough living out there on the streets and then to not have a place to take a shower and wash your clothes and look like a productive, normal person, that would make it more difficult. >> i take thieves into their gates with our merchandise, we collect uncapped needles in our parking lots. we have to pick up feces in our parking lots. >> reporter: in may the city council is expected to decide whether to close or limit services at the ritter center. >>> a new report show marin's coastal communities could benefit from gps data to help detect the potential threat of a tsunami. now, according to the marin independent journal the realtime data would help speed up warning times by almost 20 minutes allowing

>> i'm liz -- bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. have a great night. ncy reagan >>> breaking news this friday night. the new fights breaking out at a trump rally. both outside, and inside. the clashes captured on video. >> get them out of here. >> the new security concerns after the assault earlier this week. as trump's republican rivals mount a last-ditch effort to stop him tuesday night. >>> celebrating nancy reagan. the former presidents. he first ladies sitting beside one another. the laughter among them. the candor from nancy reagan's children. and diane sawyer among those remembering mrs. reagan. >>> the deadly flooding. hundreds of rescues. states of emergency. and the two storms hitting this weekend. >>> the urgent manhunt right now. a brazen escape. an american city. neighbors on high alert. two violent prisoners. one accused of murder, breaking free. >>> and the alarming new headline about the zika virus. not from travelers coming back, instead breaking out right here. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a friday night. we beg

. >> i'm bill ritter. crossfire. >> caval haylett shot last night and tonight dying in the hospital, he and another teen street. >> eyewitness news reporter carolina leid live with the story in the city >> reporter: well, a role model and hard worker is just a couple ways people in the community describe this young man saying that he had just so much potential. coaches say. he was a standout basketball player with plenty of college prospects. haylett died this afternoon after being shot last night on his way home from a game. the standout athlete was with a group of people. several shots were fired and he was hit. police say the student athlete was not the intended target, but the people he was with were. >> friends of these people shooting each other, they have to stop it. we're going to do what we can responsible. high school student just wrapped up playing in the county's exceptional seniors game. he scored 21 points. just before the shooting haylett posted this tweet showing the trophy he earned and sa

i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. >>> breaking news tonight. the first major clues coming in right now. the super tuesday showdown. as we come on the air, the first exit polls are in. what the voters are saying. what's driving them at the polls. can donald trump be stopped? the high stakes battle across a dozen states. >>> trump and his 11th hour pitch. >> i can do practically anything. >> marco rubio and ted cruz, battling to take trump cown. >> donald trump will be an embarrassment to america. >> donald trump could be a disaster. >>> and hillary clinton tonight, and her pivot to the national race. how she would take on trump and the republicans. >> they're now running their campaigns based on insults. >>> long lines at this hour. will there be record-setting turnout? and scout voercould voters be sending clinton and trump on a collision course this november? abc's powerhouse political team on it all.

i'm bill ritter. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. tonight the brooklyn district attorney recommending liang be sentenced to house arrest for the shooting death of akai gurley. no surprise, gurley's family is outraged over the decision. >> eyewitness news reporter carolina leid talking to the family tonight in jersey city. >> akai gurley's aunt spoke here at their church, the family's church here in jersey city. she's speak on behalf of his parents who now live out of state and says the entire family was blindsided by this recommendation. >> it was a slap in the face. >> reporter: akai gurley's family says the public knew before they did about the brooklyn district attorney's recommendation to the court to give former officer peter liang the rookie cop was convicted last month of manslaughter for shooting and killing akai gurley in a poorly lit stairwell in east new york back in november 2014. the 28-year-old father was unarmed. >> a jury of his peers convicted him of manslaughter, so you're telling me that the jury got it wrong? no,

. >> and i'm bill ritter. a day at the mall turning in to 2-year-old girl falling to the floor. now both the man in the bunny suit and the girl's father now facing charges. >> eyewitness news reporter jim dolan is at the mall in jersey city with the details. >> this all started as innocently and routinely as a sunday trip to the mall but it got crazy in a hurry and it might seem funny unless you're one of the two people in jail tonight. it seems that that man dressed up in the easter bunny costume let a 14-month-old girl slip out of his hands, and naturally the father reacted to that and then -- >> the bunny became evil out of nowhere. >> reporter: natalie says she and her husband and her 14-month-old daughter jaylen went to the newport center mall yesterday hoping to get a picture of jaylen with the easter bunny, a trip that ended with this. >> it's the easter bunny. >> reporter: natalie says the person in the easter bunny costume dropped jaylen face down on the floor. >> he dropped my daughter and my and the guy just punched him seven times in the face with my daughter on him

i'm bill ritter. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. another stabbing in manhattan. this time it's deadly. >> happened on a street in harlem. what the victim did after this democrat is a bizarre part of the breaking news. >> we just learned that the victim in this case, a 53-year-old man has died from his injuries. this is a frightening story. these two people had never met before. they were talking on a subway platform, got in to a dispute, one of them pulled a knife to settle it. it started at 116th street and the victim actually got on the train, got on the 2 train and headed down here to 110th street where he collapsed and where medics later found him. let's go to some video shot about 9:15 this evening, as the victim, a 53-year-old man was brought out of the subway station by medics, taken to harlem hospital in critical condition originally but he's since died from his injuries. police don't yet know what the dispute was about, what they were arguing about what the investigation has slowed trains and closed two train stations. poli

. >> i'm bill ritter. new york police are on the scene now trying to figure out exactly what happened. >> eyewitness news reporter jim dolan has the developing story. jim? >> reporter: the mother and her adult son are dead tonight. mariners harbor is a residential neighborhood. at 6:30 in the evening there are children out here on the street. tonight was definitely no different until suddenly gunfire rang out, a lot of gunfire and now police are trying to figure out who fired nearly 15 shots and killed a the crime scene looked more like a war zone in staten island, not one but three people shot and down on the street. tyrone heard the shots and saw his friend on the ground. >> i was just like damn, i didn't expect him. the only thing he do is fix carsful he's a good like he -- cars. he's a good kid like he fix cars. i didn't know any trouble whim. it's just crazy. it's just -- with him. it's just crazy. it's just crazy to see my friend dead. >> people heard shots, but they thought it was nothing. they hear

i'm bill ritter. liz is off tonight. we'll have more on those stories in a moment. >>> first a terrifying scene in jersey city. a man chasing a woman down the street. as she jumped in to another car trying to escape, she was shot and killed. then the gunman later turned the gun on himself. liberty state park with our lead story. >> this is so tragic for so many reasons here in jersey city tonight. police say this is a domestic violence situation that's now a murder investigation. we talked to people who heard the gunshots and were eyewitnesses to what happened immediately after. >> that was personal. somebody -- she must have knew the dude. >> reporter: desiree ramsey ran outside 7:30 this morning to figure out what was going on. a woman had been shot by a man who then fled. the woman had tried to find safety with the woman she did not know who was parking up the block. >> that woman was parking her car to go to work in the morning. the other girl was running from down the block, up the block, saw the woman in the car, a

i'm bill ritter. former mayor bloomberg worth, according to forbes, he could have easily self-funded a presidential race and not have to resort to brown-bagging his lunch to recoup the money. but this last week, he finally made up his mind. he will not run. mr. bloomberg writing, quoting now... bloomberg accusing his fellow new york billionaire of running, quoting again... joining us this morning, political analyst and pollster doug schoen. he conducted a poll for mr. bloomberg when he was considering a run for president. and political consultant hank sheinkopf. did mr. bloomberg exit too early? >> i don't think so, bill. the work we did that he cited suggested that almost certainly his entry into the race, and his potential to get five states, maybe about 75 electoral votes against donald trump and hillary clinton would potentially have deadlocked the college, throwing it into the house, and conceivably electing mr. trump or mr. cruz, as the mayor suggested in his statement. >> but if clinton has tro

i'm bill ritter. president obama now setting the stage for a showdown with congress by nominating a supreme court justice, the president last week choosing 63-year-old federal appeals court judge merrick garland to fill the seat vacated by the late justice antonin scalia, mr. obama praising garland for his experience and ability to build a consensus. >> to suggest that someone as qualified and respected as merrick garland doesn't even deserve a hearing, let alone an up or down vote to join an institution as important as our supreme court when two-thirds of americans believe otherwise? that would be unprecedented. >> thank you, mr. president. [ voice breaking ] this is the greatest honor of my life... other than lynn agreeing to marry me. >> the republican leaders, many to consider anyone that president obama nominates, saying it should be up to the next president. >> it is the senate's constitutional right to act as a check on a president, and withhold its consent. >> there may be a crack in the strat

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digging deeper into square is david ritter, senior payment analyst.entioned jack dorsey wearing two hats, how does square deal with that? how do investors do without? >> sure. i think investors are sophisticated enough to take the two companies separately, but it raises pressure on square to have positive results. that's has struggled, so something to look forward to this week. scarlet: is there a discount on twitter because of that jack your seat effect? >> relative to other payment companies are higher growth payment companies, it has had a sharp recovery of late. the earnings report will be telling. there has been positive chapter on the street coming into the quarter. if you look at the growth estimates going out, this is a company moving from hypergrowth, doubling its revenue in 2015, by 2017,teens suggesting a lot of skepticism on the street. joe: how is sentiment towards square compared to paypal and other companies. i know there is a lot of interest in one particular unit. what are investors most excited about these days? >> in terms of paypal

i'm bill ritter. welcome to "upclose." seven newspapers in new jersey this past week with a history of not exactly liking governor christie calling for christie's resignation because of his endorsement of donald trump and because of the time he spent out of state on presidential politics. the criticism really revved up with an uncomfortable-looking christie standing right behind trump for the entire victory speech and news conference that followed. social media ablaze with the #freechristie. here's "eyewitness news" reporter stacey sager. >> i'm here. i'm back to work. >> chris christie pitched this as a news conference touting new jersey's lower unemployment rate, but that's not the only thing sinking here recently, and the governor knows it. his approval rating, once at 67% after superstorm sandy, is now why? well, constituents were pretty blunt. >> [ laughs ] he's an idiot. >> he should resign. he's not in the state anymore. he's not our governor. apparently he's mr. trump's water boy. >> they are still shaking their he

i'm bill ritter. new york city the top terror target in the country, and last week, after the brussels attacks, mayor de blasio riding the subways in an attempt to try to reassure new yorkers. meanwhile, security boosted in subways and other major sites in the city. nypd, of course, has its own very large counterterrorism unit, the biggest of any other city in the country. and new york, inarguably one of the best-prepared departments anywhere. at least that's what it says. joining us this morning, nypd's top uniformed officer, the chief of the department, james o'neill, and, chief, thank you for joining us. >> hi, bill. how are you? >> is it me? is it the paranoia? is it the heightened sense of security? is isis on the move in a way it hasn't been before? >> bill, anytime anything happens anywhere in the world, nypd definitely -- as happened in paris the last time i spoke to you, in november, we ramped up security, and immediately after the attack in brussels, john miller woke me up at 4:30 in the mor

the ritter center has been helping people with things like food, showers, laundry and medical care, butt of the area or drastically reduce the number it serves, the problem is many of the people attracted at the center are hanging out around the sent or nearby schools. ritter says the willing to move but says it won't be easy. >> we can't move because we can't find a suitable place. it's a real catch 22. >> to not have a place to take a shower and wash your clothes and look like a productive normal person, that would just make it more difficult. >> i have chased thieves into our gate with our merchandise, we have collected uncapped needles in our plots parking lots. we have to pick up feces in our parking lots. >>> mering county sheriff's departments will start wearing body cameras as soon as this summer. the county approved 100 cameras at the cost of about $920,000. it includes the purchase of iphones so the deputies can questor the video on the cloud. it will help enhance community trust. >>> some san francisco pet owners are demanding that the city maintain the growing coyote populat

it would make it more difficult without it. >> reporter: ritter is willing to move, but it's not easy especially with a homeless -- for a homeless program. the city is helping in the search. >> we can't move if we can't find a suitable place. >> reporter: the issue could come to a head in may, when the city council could decide rather to close or limit the center or leave it the way is it. rob roth. >>> a nice night out there this evening, a beautiful day around today. a beautiful sunset as well as clouds filtered in off the pacific. this weather system flowing in a clockwise flow. fair weather pattern, so this cloud cover just make for good sun sets and maybe a little bit of filtered sunshine tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow about where they were today. little warmer heading into bay area saturday. the current numbers are showing temperatures mostly in the 50s. it's going to get down tonight about where it was last night. the coldest spots in the low 40s. you'll notice 42 in santa rosa and napa, that's chilly. tomorrow morning in concord, a little fog, just real patchy, but a chilly s

i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. no deal yet. we're about 30 hours before the hour glass runs out of sand. a deal might be close possibly sometime tonight. >> more than 100,000 new jersey transit passengers every day, but a strike could impact an entire region. tim fleischer has a contingency plan should there be a storm. >> we begin with the latest on the negotiations. he is in newark. >> reporter: cautiously optimistic, and i'm told both sides took solid, serious steps towards settlement. done, but it appears finally to be within reach. of course the fate of 100,000 commuters is in it tonight. companies big and small are making contingency plans for a strike threatened for sunday morning on the third largest commuter railroad in america. as we have reported, union negotiators arrived at the hotel all business not taking any questions from reporters. they met behind closed doors with railroad negotiators for about two hours. i'm told new jersey transit put a new offer on the table. that was intended to jump start the talks. the

bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. in brussels tonight at the high est possible alert with all mass transit shut down. here's the latest. the numbers are changing but this is what we know right now. at least 31 people are dead, at least 250 others are injured. moments after the attack united airlines flight in newark landed at the airport. no one on that flight was hurt. >> new york heightening security at our airport. prosecutors releasing the pictures of three men behind the attack. two believed to have died in a suicide attack at the airport and the search is on for the one on the right wearing a hat. >> among the injured, nine americans injured. >> a.j. ross is in brussels and we're going to begin with a.j. >> reporter: bill, hearts across belgium are aching tonight for the lives lost and terrorist attack. this is as close as we could get to the maelbeek metro station. it's the european union. many reflect on the devastation of today. >> about 8:00 this morning in brussels two explosions ripped through the departur

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i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. a one-hour edition of world news tonight we'll leave you with a live picture of one world trade center that will be lit in black, yellow and red, >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight." the deadly terror attacks in brussels. at the airport. >> stay down. >> and in the subway. the americans caught in the middle of it all. three deadly explosions rocketing the city. tonight, isis reportedly claiming responsibility. dozens killed. more than 200 hurt. this image leading to an urgent manhunt at this hour. what authorities have spotted in the surveillance photo. passengers escaping the subway in the dark and smoke. i talk with the american man who pried the door open. >> it was a nightmare. >> and the virginia woman who hid behind the counter at the airport with the ticketing agent. while here at home tonight, images from the subway in new york city. security.

. >>> thanks for watching >> i'm liz -- bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. have a great night. ncy reagan >>> breaking news this friday night. the new fights breaking out at a trump rally. both outside, and inside. the clashes captured on video. >> get them out of here. >> the new security concerns after the assault earlier this week. as trump's republican rivals mount a last-ditch effort to stop him tuesday night. >>> celebrating nancy reagan. the former presidents. he first ladies sitting beside one another. the laughter among them. the candor from nancy reagan's children. and diane sawyer among those remembering mrs. reagan. >>> the deadly flooding. hundreds of rescues. states of emergency. and the two storms hitting this weekend. >>> the urgent manhunt right now. a brazen escape. an american city. neighbors on high alert. two violent prisoners. one accused of murder, breaking free. >>> and the alarming new headline about the zika virus.

i'm bill ritter. >> and i'm liz cho. world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. have a great night. >>> tonight, breaking news from belgium. the urgent manhunt, right now. and a major new discovery here. the all-out search at this hour. police in masks and full body armor, searching for the man the hat in that surveillance image from the brussels airport. there is also news tonight about two suspects, one at the airport, the other in the subway. authorities say both brothers and both blowing themselves up. and the startling reveal. how many times did authorities send warnings about these two men. also tonight, the computer discovered in the trash. the revealing message from one of the suspects. and the faces of the missing. americans among them. the families still hoping to find their loved ones. the brother and sister, the kentucky couple, and we go to find the young american who

i'm bill ritter. >> and i'm liz cho. world news is coming up next. >>> breaking news tonight. is one of the candidates about to drop out? after donald trump's string of victories, tonight, trump's promise. >> i'm a unifier. i know people are going to find that a little bit hard to believe. >> ted cruz and marco rubio taking aim. but is it even possible other republican candidate to get the delegates they need? tonight here, we do the math. >>> and the smile's gone. >>> draekt hit. the tornadoes touching down. tonight, we're on the scene. homes destroyed. and the new system bringing snow and bitter cold. it is moving east. >>> breaking news. armed and dangerous. and the reworld at this hour. nearly a dozen men making off with several ar-15-style rifles. that manhunt, right now. >>> the zika outbreak. tonight, the new headline. in the northeast, as the number of cases here in the u.s. now grows.

i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. world news tonight with david >>> breaking news tonight in the race for the white house. the new poll numbers just in from ohio and florida. what donald trump just said. if he wins ohio and florida next, his prediction -- going for a knockout. and the sanders surprise. what happened to hillary clinton in michigan? and get ready. how does clinton take on sanders tonight? zwri also breaking, the severe storms hitting right now. churn rescued. homes under water. from the gulf, all the way up to the northeast, where it's coming next. >>> and the scene tonight, a major gas american city. buildings levels. streeted covers in debris and glass. firefighters injured. >>> the stunning moment, the cab driver held at gunpoint. the officer who happened to walk up to the car. >>> and, the fifth beatle. celebrating sir george martin tonight, the songs that wouldn't

i'm bill ritter. >> world news tonight is coming up next. >>> breaking news tonight. the exit polls coming in right now. what the voters are revealing already. will donald trump essentially seal the deal? >> this is the place i want to win. this is the place. >> his rivals looking to stop him tonight. all eyes on john kasich and his home state of ohio. and hillary clinton. can she finally put it away? or, another sanders tonight? clinton tells us she's optimistic. >> but not confident? that's a word a lot of your supporters might want to hear you say. >> okay, i'm confident. >> our team standing by on it all. >>> also tonight, the severe weather hitting right now in several of the states voting. now images of the tornadoes in ohio. where the storms track next. and dangerous driving for millions in the east. >>> the alleged uber gunman. the murder spree and the new video here tonight. >>> breaking news for the millions of americans prescribed painkillers. major new guidelines tonight. why the cdc is so concerned. >>> and your money.

i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. world news tonight is coming up next. >>> tonight, the supreme court showdown. the president names his pick. a judge who took on timothy mcveigh after oklahoma city. who took on the unibomber. but now he faces republican leaders who have intention of taking any action. tonight, the phone call the republican leader who called the judge. >>> the race for the white house. fresh off major victories for donald trump, tonight, trump's new warning. could there be riots if republicans try to block him at a contested convention? >>> new details emerging tonight. the young, undercover detective shot and killed by a fellow officer. pierre thomas, standing by. >>> the deadly storm hitting in the middle of the country. drivers losing control. and now five confirmed tornadoes. >>> and the young american, sentenced tonight to 15 years of hard labor in north korea. his tearful plea.

i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. >>> we have several breaking stories this monday night. the race for the white house. michael bloomberg says he will not run because it may help donald trump win. trump, and his message for ted cruz. and hillary clinton, what she just asked of bernie sanders. >>> and a major victory for erin andrews. the $55 million verdict. after suing her stalker and a major hotel. >>> deadly storms tonight, powerful winds, flash floods, and lightning strikes. and the system moving from the south to >>> one of the most famous

i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. world news is coming up next. for all of us here have a good night. >>> the terror attacks ss and what u.s. authorities have now discovered. they believe they know who that mystery man is. tonight, investigators say two of the suicide bombers, two brothers, had nuclear ambitions. ten hours of their own surveillance, now discovered. what they were recording. and the basketball player from the u.s., the image from the airport sceneeen around the world. tonight, our interview right here. the young father talking about his little girls back in michigan. >>> the race for the white house. this donald trump tweet putting an image of ted cruz's wife next to melania trump. late today, ted cruz lashing out. >> donald, you're a sniveling

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i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. have a great night. >> any lightning tonight? >> keep watching. you never know. >> g >>> tonight, the new backlash after donald trump warns of riots at the convention if he's blocked by the republican party. leaders now calling his words unacceptable. >>> breaking now. the new video. the young american captured, accused of fighting for isis. you will hear his explanation, right here. now saying it was a bad decision. >>> lead in the water. the grilling on capitol hill. our reporter, tracking down authorities. why didn't they act and the new report that this is far beyond flyntint. locations in 4 the states? >>> the tearful plea. the young american sobbing, begging to be free. now we see the alleged prank in north career ya that landed him 15 years in hard labor. the effort now to get him home. >>> sea change, bowing to public pressure, sea world announcing a major change tonight. >>> and prince harry, right here

satellite ritter shows us, the front is to the south. we can see the cooler afternoon. you can to the green is 60' s. we still have a chunk of 70' s, and this will move west. temperatures will fall into the 60' s even at winter haven and southwest orange county. 10 to 15 degrees cooler on the scene -- eastern side. if you' re going to the flower unguarded festival, you will need a jacket. neighborhood low, out the door, 45 ocala, 46 salt springs, low 50' s in kissimmee. i-4, longwood, apopka, low 40' s and 50' s. 62 in cocoa beach, 56 act toward palm bay. plenty of sunshine, rip currents, enjoy that. air conditions, thermometer will be down next week. it will be comfortable. . little cooler a palm coast, daytona beach. a great day for spring training. bike week forecast comfortable. 49 in the morning, low 70' s in the afternoon. that is where we are going to become sunday afternoon for orlando city soccer. temperatures around 75. in the longer range, big change in the temperatures. mid 80' s thursday and friday. meredith: all eyes on the pool. jim: the biggest name of a

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i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. world news tonight is coming up next. >>> tonight, donald trump under attack. the republican revolt under way. mitt romney taking aim with a blistering new attack on trump. >> donald trump is a phony. a fraud. >> trump tonight, firing back. >> mitt, drop to your >>> >>>. >> and don't trump about to face someone else. fox host megyn kelly after a very public feud. >>> breaking news tonight. a young police officerer charged with murder. authorities say he thought the suspect was holding a weapon. >>> new developments. the urgent manhunt right now, after nearly a dozen men make off with ar-15-style rifles. where they're searching now. >>> the billionaire ceo and the deadly crash. less than 24 hours after he was indicted. new tonight here, the 911 calls. you'll hear them. was it an accident?

i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. world news tonight with david for all of us here, have a great night. >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight" from cuba. the president making history here, proclaiming the united states and cuba are no longer enemies. standing side by side with raul castro. the extraordinary moment. castro taking questions from reporters. pressed on human rights. and the uncomfortable moment with president obama. and right after, my exclusive interview with the president. we asked, what was said inside that room with raul castro. you were in that trust president castro? do you believe that he truly wants change here? we also asked the president about criticism back home and the arrest of disdepartments right here in cuba, even as he arrived, as he now prepares for his historic speech to the

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i'm bill ritter. world news tonight with david muir is next. for all of us here, have a good night. we'll see you back here at >>> several breaking stories this monday night. on the eve of the make or break showdown, donald trump now defending himself tonight. after the fights and after the scare onstage. >> this is a love fest. >> and this question tonight. could the republican nomination be nearly wrapped up tomorrow? plus, sarah palin, and the emergency. and hillary clinton and former president bush. what led to this moment? >>> shot and killed. tonight, the suspect who allegedly started it all. police say his brothers recording the whole thing. and was it a fellow officer who fired the fatal shot by mistake? >>> the severe storms. the tornado in ohio. historic flooding in the south. and the pileup in the east. more than 100 cars. >>> the amtrak train derailing. passengers screaming for help. him.

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