he is is just the messenger, rob long.an't blame him for that. >> he seems an -- angry right there. >> there is a phrase don't shoot the messenger. he is trying to remind us of that. >> maybe he might be, but i don't want to keep talking right now because it is an awkward thing. >> talking talking about gunshots and donald trump. >> but he thinks these people are angry now, wait until he is president and we don't have a trade war with china and we don't get to steal the oil from the middle east and then he will have angry voters. he has no idea. >> on his side if he were to become president and he were to reneg, the people who are protesting now would say he is fine. >> you cannot put the angry toothpaste back in the angry toothpaste tube. >> i really believe that. it is really true. if he gets that far. >> although, he is a marketing guy. that trumps real strength. he says he is a world class businessman, but he is really great about branding and marketing and spinning things. no matter what he does on that border hay wil

rob long and tom shillue. let's see it again. >> you were watching -- >> ♪ lull lullabye ♪ and good night ♪ good neat good night ♪ >> i think we got a technical difficulty. >> i think castro is is -- >> the issue of abortion takes central stage on the campaign trail. and all candidates weigh in after one interview. this is "special report." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. donald trump is once again testing the their country if. no matter what he says or does, it always works out for him. to tnl trump campaign is dealing with fallout from the republican front-runners' latest pronouncement about women and abortion. trump's opponents wasted no time in contributing to the back lash. the chief political corn carl cameron reports from appleton, wisconsin.

the next "red eye, gavin mcginnis and rob long. >> be nice or beware.nver restaurant tour is responding to negative yelp reviews with his own strongly worded comments. a 74-year-old woman cold front pleaser on -- complained and said i have grand parents much older than you and they would never result to using your age as an excuse to act like an [bleep]. and when another viewer promised she said ps, not recommending this place is purely hypothetical. first, you will probably need friend. second you will have to be likable though for them to visit you in denver. i hope we can survive without your friend visiting the establishment. and look what happened to a woman who complained. >> that's really funny. >> would you eat at this place? >> yes. i love this man. i love the whole idea. yelp should not be a one way street. you can't go to a place. it is like everything you have done with your life is garbage and not have somebody come back. this is his dream. he wants to sell you coffee. he should be able to come back and be like you are also an idiot. good d

sitting next to me is the tv, writer and producer rob long. let's start the show. donald trump is laying out his national security strategy. trump wants to continue the successful policies of president obama and hillary clinton, but with less bluster. just kidding. trump said in an interview the muslim world needs to respect us. >> the first thing you have to get them to do is respect the west and respect us. if they respect us it will never work. they have no respect for us or for our country. >> he was asked if he will use a nuclear weapon against isis and here's what he said. >> i will never rule anything out. and i wouldn't want to say it. i wouldn't want to tell you that because at a minimum i want them to think maybe we would use it. >> trump then scolded the interviewers for asking him whether he woulds consider nukes. >> the fact is we need unpredict built. and when you ask a question like that, it is a very sad thing to have to answer. the enemy is watching and i have a very good chance of winning and i frankly don't want the enemy to know how i'm thinking

candidates will be this november. off with our own mike schell who's been at the polls all day long talking with voters. rob boxes mike, an hour to go.. and it's pretty smooth... the big question heading into this election day was how the electronic equipment and poll worker training were going to respond to the demand. we can tell you...at least here at this polling spot in monfort heights...voting went off without a hitch.. 1nat machine here in hamilton machines teaming up with the people pull off this primary election.. 2nat "help you ma'am... no one wants a computer glitch caused delays in voting... 2richard "they were having problems getting the machines to work properly." and today.. "they're working very is aiding in the 1chuck "any problems? what do it went really quick. i was really pleased." 1richard "the voting went a lot know, there was no problems checking in like it was the last time." those voters who cast their ballots tension on the polls this year.. 1tina "the absentee voters and the early voters were much more this year. there was like over 40-thousand." everyone has their own personal re

the south side of long island is robbed of an early warm up like this. 55 in danbury. the inland areas will get to the low and mid-70s. patchy low clouds early, and a southwest wind will clear that up. middle 70s in the afternoon hours and upper 70s over the interior parts of new jerdy and patchy clouds right now with a warm front right here, and that will erase everything to the southwest and in the areas with the southwest wind, 70 now and 80 across eastern virginia and that will get close to philly and interior new jersey tomorrow. i won't be surprised to see a couple of 80-degree readings start tomorrow, a light jacket early, lower and middle 70s for highs and a big difference. 61 in islip and low clouds may linger on the south facing shores. partly and cloudy and mild and i have lower the low temperature since 4:00 because we have dipped in the low cysts, and still, we'll get in the mid-70s tomorrow afternoon and smash the high of 69 in 2000 and 60s on the south facing shores and 58 and partly cloudy tomorrow night and mid- 70s on thursday with a front off to the

rob has been tracking the storm for us all morning long. >> seeing the rain around san francisco andhe north bay and across the peninsula, as well. right now 57 degrees and breezy conditions in san francisco and starting to see a little bit of rain there approaching san jose at 58 right now. wind speeds picking up. 15 to 30 miles per hour and windsly out of the southeast now at san jose airport they've switched around the runway configuration. flights taking off to the south and two-hour flight delays to sfo and strong winds and you want to check ahead if you have flights inbound or outbound of sfo today. the doppler radar shows you the rain crossing the coast and heavy at times around half moon bay and the santa cruz mountains right now and the main event for the widespread rain 7:00 a.m. through 11:00 a.m. this morning and changing over to scattered showers and much cooler temperatures today. starting off the day in the upper 50s and staying there for most of the afternoon. may see a few spots climb close to 60 and those scattered showers and breezy conditions and winds backing off

they're ruined. >> christa: at least they keep your feet dry hopefully on a day >> rob: as long as they work, doesn't matter what they look like. 52 currently in boston. 53 in plymouth and bedford, and 36 the cool spot in jaffrey and nashua. everyone well above freezing. so this is all rain, all winter weather advisories have been canceled. we're only tracking rain. we have one shower that rolled over boston. what you saw in the camera there now rolling over logan and heading toward winthrop here. these are very spotty hit or miss in the immediate boston area. steadier from ipswich up to portsmouth. right behind that, a break in the action. you get some rain, and a few minutes later it will come to an end, and a few minutes after this you get another round. the back edge moving into western mass and connecticut. that band is much heavier, but the trend so far today is these showers falling apart as they move east. but we'll watch that. that's it. after this band of rain in clear out. but the gusty winds remain for the rest of the day and temperatures follow in the 50s this morning down

a thief was robbing dunkin donuts shops all over long island. >>> what a terrific day we had. all eyes out west now. blizzard conditions there. do we get any of that moisture? we'll tell you and look ahead to the holiday weekend, all coming >>> police are looking for a thief wanted for a string of robberies on long island. authorities say he targeted least one 7-eleven since the ginning of this month. they released this sketch of the man. he has used a large kitchen knife to threaten store workers and make off with the cash. >>> heading now to new jersey where the fbi has joined the search for the man dubbed the countdown bandit. authorities say he approaches bank tellers, demands money and then counts down from either ten or 15. if that man looks familiar to you, the police would like to hear from you. >>> connecticut police say this man, 32-year-old bernard brandon is the suspect behind a shooting death of a 28-year-old bridgeport man. police say they found the man suffering from gunshot wounds at an intersection. this happened back in february. patent later died at the hosp

. >> reporter: it's a simple blood test, but for heather and rob it will tell them how long they can wait to have another child. >> our daughter talks to her baby dolls like they are siblings, and we're going to try to give her a real one. >> reporter: that blood test nicknamed the baby deadline test is like a checkup for the ovaries. it used to be for women already struggling to get pregnant. it's now being used to predict infertility problems. >> one of the toughest conversations i have every day are for patients who have waited truly too long. >> reporter: born with 2 million eggs, by age 30 a woman's ovary reserve will decrease 90% and the test measures a hormone released by the remaining eggs to determine the quantity left though not the quality. for alissa gold it was a difficult wake-up call. she took the test at 34, before starting business school. >> i had gone into it just thinking this is going to be really easy breezy and, you know, i'm great and i'm in good health, and my results were really below normal. >> reporter: so she froze her eggs. gold is now 38, married and th

. >>> former mayor of toronto, rob ford, has died after a long cancer fight. he made headlines in 2013 after he admitted to smoking crack cocaine. he was eventually stripped of his political powers, and then voters returned him to public office when he was elected by a landslide to a city council seat. rob ford, dead from cancer, he was just 46 years old. >>> as we look at campaign 2016, former president bill clinton is making headlines for some comments he made yesterday. he was speaking at a campaign when he seemed to actually take a shot at the obama administration as well as the bush administration. >> if you believe we finally have come to the point where we can put the awful legacy of the last eight years behind us, and the search years before that when we were practicing trickle down economics and no regulations in washington which caused the crash, you should vote for her, because she is the only person who basically has good ideas, will tell you how she will pay for them. >> the former president clinton's press secretary issued a statement, clarifying

long-term relationships. anthony: they have been robbed a little bit or lost their mortgage or something in her personal life. what do you tell them? >> you have to come up with what is it thereafter and come up with a plan to execute it and if it looks like it's going to be impossible or has to be some reinvention. in life when your life doesn't match a blueprint of how you are expected to be, when it doesn't match and you feel there's nothing you can do that some people suffer. there's always something you can do. sticking in it getting rid of the belief that this is the permanent problem. my financer has messed up my whole life and that's just not true. respect and strategy. if you are well running a's looking for the sense that you can have all the energy that you need the right strategy. maria: we will keep talking to tony and he will tell us what works with all of the ceos and what they had in common. you can't predict... the market. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your investments through good times and bad. for over 75 years, our clients have relied on us to bring our best thinking to their in

robbed. what police on long island say is behind the increase in crime. and what they are doing to fight it. that story, coming up tonight, >>> super storm sandy, is at it again. just when some new jersey seniors finally thought that their troubles were over, it seems that they must be just beginning. >> after taking years to repair their home, some residents along the jersey shore are being told they may have to raise them. cbs 2 elise finch takes us to brick township. >> reporter: seaview village is a quaint quiet development for homeowners at least 55 years old. the flat terrain and ranch style houses are part of the reason this woman bought a home here but the 74-year-old was her home. >> it is a senior citizen development. nobody can do stairs. we have people here over 90. i am young compared to some of the women. >> like most communities it is part of the national flood insurance program and residents are lower subsidized insurance rates and in order to be a part of the program, the federal government says rebuild with 50% of the home destroyed, mee

. >> new at 5, a long island man is accused of robbing the same bank twice. the bank was right across the street from the suspect's own house. greg cergol is in oceanside with details on this strange case. >> reporter: melvin lived here at oceanside, and from his window looked out at his bank for years. he finally decided to take advantage to his proximity to money. not the kind of neighbor you might want. >> america's most convenient bank was just that for an the street. >> it was a crime of opportunity. >> opportunity indeed. the distance from melvin's home to the bank is roughly 80 steps. police say the 34-year-old made that walk twice last month. stealing cash from the bank. brandishing only a threatening note to the tellers. >> you don't do it in the same area you live. there's a saying, you just don't do it where you eat, you follow what i'm saying? >> reporter: many in this neighborhood had choice words to describe a guy who didn't go far to get into trouble. >> he's a little lazy. right across the street, that takes guts. >> it can only be described a

but as rob reynolds reports, a long-time residents whose musical culture who predates the festival areeporter: danny thompson says god gave him a gift of music. over the decades he played with dozens of austin blues and jazz bands. >> man, you have people, musicians all over the place. we used to sit on the corner night and everybody would get together and you would have vocal groups and bands playing all around town. that's how, you know, basically how it started. >> reporter: a rich musical culture flourished in historically black neighborhoods like east austin and that music was a big part of the south by southwest music festival when it launched third years ago. but south by southwest grew in to one of the world's hottest events. commercialized, corporate, and expensive. all-inclusive passes for music it films cost more than $1,800 each. the festival bolstered austin's carefully cultivated image as an ultra cool, hipster haven and wealthier, mostly white newcomers flocked here to live. but community activists say that influx has devastated their neighborhoods. in east austin, big n

the good news - rob portman's helped create jobs. the bad news - they're a long way from ohio. in congress portman voted for nafta, creating thousands of jobs in mexico. working for president bush he pushed for cafta, creating jobs in central america. and portman supported special trade status for china, rob portman, a job creator >>> the f.b.i. now says it may not need apple's help in unlocking that i phone that belonged to one much the san bernardino shooters. the two sides were due to meet the f.b.i. says an outside party has come forward with a possible method to access the data on syed rizwan farook's incrypted iphone. they have until april 5 to test the method. >>> if you are a kindle user you may notice your device cannot access the internet possibly. amazon says if you don't update your older ereader by today it will not be able to download store. if you wait until after tomorrow you will have to manually add the update using a desktop computer to regain access. >>> let's talk with jason right now. how are we looking? >> not too bad. looking at slow warming over the nex

think we are under ten. >> rob: lets listen. anything but at least we will hear it. great communication from space don't you think cammy? [ laughing ] >> cammy: they are a long way off. >> and again we are continuing to stand by to get con firmation likely from the russia search and recovery forces that the capsule has land. >> rob: the thought is, it is on the ground. on and double >> brad: well the madness of march right around the corner but tonight the only thing that mattered fo the wildcats their scc show down. gotors on the 14-2 run but the cats want to stop it. they swing is around. for the triple. uk up by ten then the cats on the move. all five uk starters in the more in ulice, eu 88-77 final. >> hoosiers down one into max gets rolling. get the triple. iu up i bucket. he drops the three ball, he led at the break by six. lead at two, and yogi does it again. he would knock down the three. hoosiers grab the big ten regular season title 81-78 is the final. >>> miami makes it three >>> games are >> brad: well the first day of march means spring is only 19 days away but baseball was finally back. reds getting their cactus league schedule up and running.

. >> rob: the madness continues tomorrow with games all day long. one of the most anticipates games is here on local 12. xavier gets wisconsin on sunday. they did not, they just lost. so stick with local 12 for all the action. >>> other news now, the main fugitive from the attacks in paris is underarrest tonight. investigators say he was among several attackers who targeted cafes, a rock concert and a stadium. >>> it is a little bit of luck that linked a man in prison to some shootings. he is served prison time for the gun battle at the shell station last year. when he was arrested for that, police found a gun, they matched the shell casings from the gun at great american tower. >> we can do is in hour. >> this ties in shootings from detroit, miami, a lot of times the same guns are used across the country. >> rob: police also have luck on they side. they captured this car onvideo. that same car was involved in accident the next day. >>> a local woman charged in the beating death of her toddler admits her guilty. deputies found here 2-year-old daughter beaten and unconscious in her home

we'll let you know when and the good news - rob portman's helped create jobs. the bad news - they're a long way from ohio. in congress portman voted for nafta, creating thousands of jobs in mexico. working for president bush he pushed for cafta, creating jobs in central america. and portman supported special trade status for china, even more jobs - in asia. rob portman, a job creator . >>> it was a huge night in the political race for the white house. democrat hillary clinton won the big delegate prize in arizona. bernie sanders took idaho and utah. on the republican side, despite a huge win in utah, ted cruz fell behind republican rival donald trump. as kenneth explains, crews and -- cruz and trump are in a feud over attacks on their wives. >> the fight for delegates. >> i am also very proud to have won arizona tonight. clinton and republican donald arizona. the victory party or news just a tweet. much bigger win than anticipateed in arizona. thank you, i will never forget. not to be outdone, the front runner's rivals picked up victories. idaho and utah for democrat bernie sanders and repu

the long-time leader says existing minors have robbed the country of its wealth. >> reporter: in a specialst on zimbabwe's state tv the president explains why his government is seizing all diamond mines. >> we have not received much from the diamond industry, and yet we think that well over 50 or more billion dollars have been mined in that area. >> reporter: so keep track of funds the government is forcing companies to form a single diamond mining company which will be controlled by the state, which will have 51% of the shares. >> we are not going to supply 100% of the capital just so we can earn 49% of the capital on which we'll pay heavy taxes and royalties. >> reporter: zimbabwe was the eight largest diamond produ produde -- producer in the world. most zimbabweans don't know how many diamonds have been found, the value, and where most have gone. opposition parties don't believe the president doesn't know where most of the money has gone. >> we know this money has made it to very senior people. they have actually had their pockets lined as they made billions of money -- billions of u.s.

hear from the head coach @on the possibility next in the good news - rob portman's helped create jobs. the bad news - they're a long way from ohio. in congress portman voted for nafta, creating thousands of jobs in mexico. working for president bush he pushed for cafta, creating jobs in central america. and portman supported special trade status for china, even more jobs - in asia. rob portman, a job creator @ @>>> jim donovan, the @quarterback question, we @address it again tonight. @>> i will answer it in my new @book coming out in five years. @by that time, maybe we'll have @a quarterback here in @cleveland. @it's not there yet, but robert @griffin, iii's name keeps being @batted about. @hue jackson met with the the @owners. @he liked rg3. @he thinks what happened in @washington happens to a lot of @other quarterbacks. @they can become productive @players, everybody great @quarterbacks. @he thinks he could do that with @rg3, but what about rg3's @attitude. @for instance, what if they take @a quarterback at number two in @the draft and then rg3 has to @compete against a rookie @phenom. @and then hue jackson answe

long-term relationships. anthony: they have been robbed a little bit or lost their mortgage or something in her personal life. what do you tell them? >> you have to come up with what is it thereafter and come up with a plan to execute it and if it looks like it's going to be impossible or has to be some reinvention. in life when your life doesn't match a blueprint of how you are expected to be, when it doesn't match and you feel there's nothing you can do that some people suffer. there's always something you can do. sticking in it getting rid of the belief that this is the permanent problem. my financer has messed up my whole life and that's just not true. respect and strategy. if you are well running a's looking for the sense that you can have all the energy that you need the right strategy. maria: we will keep talking to tony and he will tell us what works with all of the ceos and what they had in common. maria: we are speaking to tony robbins. let's talk about thafor a second, what do they come to you for? what are their most frequent questions? >> everybody's different. i got a call the other day from a t

the good news - rob portman's helped create jobs. the bad news - they're a long way from ohio. in congress portman voted for nafta, creating thousands of jobs in mexico. working for president bush he pushed for cafta, creating jobs in central america. and portman supported special trade status for china, even more jobs - in asia. rob portman, a job creator >>> tonight the cdc is telling ohio that we must focus anti-overdose on cuyahoga and summit and sparks counties. the feds say there must be help easily available for addicts, including the anti-overdose drug narcan. but there is a life alter threat about how much it is used. and when 5-year-old paige freight needed medicine after a seizure the a.m. balance was out of those applicators. >> because they were administering medication to people that were overdosing from heroin. >> a concord fire chief says they have extra applicators. they will hand out cards explaining how narcan works and how they can find local resources to overcome >>> most people are happy if they win the lottery once. but can you imagine hitting it big and

long-term relationships. anthony: they have been robbed a little bit or lost their mortgage or something in her personal life. what do you tell them? >> you have to come up with what is it thereafter and come up with a plan to execute it and if it looks like it's going to be impossible or has to be some reinvention. in life when your life doesn't match a blueprint of how you are expected to be, when it doesn't match and you feel there's nothing you can do that some people suffer. there's always something you can do. sticking in it getting rid of the belief that this is the permanent problem. my financer has messed up my whole life and that's just not true. respect and strategy. if you are well running a's looking for the sense that you can have all the energy that you need the right strategy. maria: we will keep talking to tony and he will tell us what works with all of the ceos and what they had in common. maria: we are speaking to tony robbins. let's talk about that for a second, what do they come to you for? what are their most frequent questions? >> everybody's different. i got a call the other day from a

robbed. >> well all game long i was sweating it. because they were what 10 to 14 points ahead at the end of every quarter and there in the final seconds. >> you can say robbed or i'll say they lost it. or i'd prefer to say that curry is just too good. >> he is too good and that's the magic for the warriors. >> but unless you found something over night, curry is supposed to be ready to go thursday. >> that's what i heard too. we'll see. annie was asking me. i said maybe they'll make the final call thursday but i think he's going to play. >> it's funny last night. i heard from a couple folks. my line was boy if you saved up to buy those tickets, and they're not cheap. and your one time was to go last night and you didn't get to see curry, it'd be disappointing. but i heard from four people who went to the game, they communicated and said we didn't care. in the long run it was an exciting game. >> with curry sitting down, i was reading an article saying there were a number of prime seats court side that were empty. folks figuring why, t

rob. rain is long gone off the coast.dy out there and temperatures are dipping. you can see the sun coming back but we are dropping down into the 40's now and probably headed toward the low 40's and even the 30's in some neighborhoods. in fact we're already there in the northern and western suburbs. so look for a windy day today and colder than yesterday with temperatures in general sinking through the 40's and in some cases flirting with the 30's. 39 is the high tomorrow, 39 on friday with some light snow in the morning. vie news. harvey weinstein is hoping to supersize his oscar chances next year. 'already thinking about it. moving up the release of two big movies that he has high hopes for. the first is a biopic based on mcdonald's founder ray kroc and it is coming out sooner to make room for "the lion" which sounds like an award winning recipe about an indian boy who gets lost on a train and tries to find his family, 25 years later that stars rooney mara and dev patel. the founder will be played by michael keaton. her

. >> >>> eustis police say it didn't take them long to catch four suspects accused of robbing a man at a wells fargo atm. the victim was trying to make a deposit when two of the suspects put a gun to his head, demanded money and took off. when police caught the suspects, they say two childreny in their vehicle. >>> seminole county residents roost park. construction along uptown boulevard is expected to start. park officials say improvements at the park are happening on schedule. earlier this week, some of the new board walks there reopened. >> >> you can, once again, fish and swim in an altamont springs lake that was recently shut down because of a spill there the lake closed down last weekend because sewerage was leaking into the lake. it was coming from the nearby royal arms condos on orange drive. public works officials say the problem has been resolve and the lake is now safe. >> >> hulk hogan will be back in court with regard to his battle with gawker media tomorrow, the jury will return to court to award punitive damages, however, there weather be appeals in this case. the trial

add into-year-old woman's home, tied her up and then assaulted her while robbing the place. 31-year-old joseph branch now facing long list of charges tonight. ewing police say he work with another man who still on the run to commit the crimes on tuesday night. that woman is recovering from injuries. >>> atlantic city employees have voted on plan that would change their pay schedule but only temporarily. the proposal is meant to help the city avoid a shut down. it means employees would get paid next wednesday but after that, they wouldn't see another check until may sixth. 28 days later. they usually get paid of two weeks. atlantic city mayor don guardian says the unio unions and city councilville to agree on the schedule. >> tonight, former villanova professor is big trouble. he taught history at the school. he has more than 400 of child porn on university computer. there are questions about why this case wasn't crack self years ago. let's get out to bruce gordon. >> this child porn possession case may have resulted in an arrest just this week, but the case actually dates back to 2012, even then it appears there was

rob. >> who's name is that? >> here you go. elbow pads and got him in full gear and ready to take the ice and long journey for this brave little boy undergoing 14 surgeries on his kidneys since his birth. thanks to the monsters and special wish foundation rob was leaving that all behind for the day and living a dream. >> he absolutely loves the monsters. he watches them at home every night and his family introduces them. >> today he is sharing in the strategy. maybe talking smack to the goalies. and hey, watch out i am going five hole and this was the morning skate and rob will be back in uniform tonight as monsters take on the manitoba moose and experience a real pregame introduction and likely inspire teammates as he inspired family and friends for four years. >> a special wish foundation and we live for it and take a little boy's wish and sick child and make it come true. this is a blast. >> no doubt for everyone involved. >> love it. that kid, wow, he is awesome. his official ahl pregame introduction. >> if you wonder what i am doing, i have tony sports live on facebook. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psori

let's bring in rob mayeda following it all morning long. >> the rain rates really impressive around santa rosa. about a of an inch of rain per hour and just off to the north of petaluma and really been that way since we've been on since 4:30 this morning. we see the downpours around windsor and not much south of sonoma county right now and that rain line will make its way to the south today and may not reach the south bay by the end of today. really talking about north bay and heavy rain at time through lunchtime and then towards the evening commute and the rain does begin to slowly spread into the central bay. for the south bay today, pretty mild and breezy. upper 60s close to 70 and maybe just a slight chance of seeing some rain and the rain throughout the bay today and tri-valley looking at rain chances late as we get towards about the evening. look at these rain estimates. really just focused on the north bay thrgh 8:00 tonight and friday now you're seeing the rain start to throttle up now as the second storm comes in. have a look at that friday storm timeline coming up at 6:15 along

different approaches to fighting poverty, short term assistance and long term. but there is not enough money for all of them. >> rob: financial dill let me ma how to juggle the dollars is one of issues mayor's child poverty collaborative is wrestling with. >> cammy: no real problems tonight but precipitation is on the way? >> yes, we are tracking both rain and snow for tomorrow. we at least have warm enough temperatures that i don't think we are going to have many road issues. maybe a light coating on the roadways. we had the pretty quiet night. the 30s today and we will continue to see those fall in the 20s. we are quiet right now in downtown cincinnati. live from our atrium medical center weather camera. most of us already in those upper 20s and expect the low to mid-20s overnight. airport sitting at 30 degrees. georgetown at 29. brookville an 27. these are your road temperatures. i expect some of the roads to be flirting with freezing by tomorrow morning's commute but tracking slight chances for snow early in the morning better chances through mid and late morning. but temperatures will be close to freezings by

way, treated for super official wounds, marine debris is a concern along long island, they collected more than 850 pounds >>> rob ford died after an 18 month long battle. 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

robbed at the time. we also spoke to someone who says they witnessed an argument involving be victim not long before the shooting took place, and argument about money. police continue their investigation, no charges filed at this point. morning, five people confirmed dead, another three injured after a shooting outside of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. it happened during a backyard party or cookout. the police are looking for a pair of gunmen who fired from the alley. they have no one in custody and no motive. kyla: republicans will take the debate stage in miami. last night, immigrants clashed in florida. cnn is hosting the gop debate tonight and all 4 candidates are taking part. donald trump has a commanding lead with florida voters. mark: you will want to avoid summit road after a driver crashed into a pole. there were about 1100 hour outages. they say it will take hours to clear the road. police found a car in the ditch >> you need extra time getting around that. randi: you do not want to get caught umbrella-less. it will be rainy more often than not. at least it is not a cold rain. you can see here in d

@we'll show you some of the the good news - rob portman's helped create jobs. the bad news - they're a long way from ohio. in congress portman voted for nafta, creating thousands of jobs in mexico. working for president bush he pushed for cafta, creating jobs in central america. and portman supported special trade status for china, even more jobs - in asia. rob portman, a job creator @ @first up in your morning rush, @a high speed chase ended at @mcdonald's in east cleveland @near the intersection of euclid @and eddie road. @police cleared out about 45 @minutes ago. @take a look at the video we @shot when we first got to the @scene here. @we're told a woman was driving @and was taken to the hospital. @this high speed chase went @through euclid and picked up in @east cleveland. @we're told at times the woman @was clocked at more than 100 @miles per hour. @she was taken to university @hospital. @will? @>> reporter: alyssa, thanks. @new breakthroughs. @two of the suspects are @brothers. @the search is on for the lone @survivor. @belgium media named him. @they are shown pushing carts @through t

long-range forecast. >> a very colorful map you have, rob. >>> up next at 11:00, we have the first results of the khan academy learn storm. tens of thousands of bay area kids are participating in the math challenge and we know who's on top. we'll show you that and tell you how your kids can still get in on it. >>> last week google admitted that its self-driving car was the cause of a crash back in february. now we're watching it happen. the video and a link to the story right on our twitter feed. >>> and trending on facebook, 19 dogs rescued from horrible conditions, saved from a u-haul truck. those pups had not been clean in at least a week and many of them are looking for new homes. you can find that on facebook. tens of thousands of bay ea stu >>> tens of thousands of bay area students are in the middle of a learn storm, a challenge designed by the bay area nonprofit khan academy aims to help students master the math skills they need for a successful future. >> this reinforces the common core math skills kids need to learn while also teaching the students that when they feel like saying i can't, they say i

rob maid day. will it last all night long? >> we're going see the heaviest rain fall over the next three hours. san jose, downtown, you are seeing some very gusty winds. 51 miles per hour. wind gust at times up to 35 miles per hour. you can see a very concentrated area of heavy rain from san jose, moving out towards the tri-valley. next half hour, those downpours will approach livermore from your southwest in 31 minutes. and eventually head through the east bay hills. and you can see here from the central bay, including the east bay and tri-valley to san francisco's south. flood advisory until 3:15. this is an indication the national weather service thinking that we're going to see the heaviest rain between now and then. something that could increase the rain rates. we're starting to see crossing the coastline here. thunderstorms showing up with the lightning detection network along the sonoma coast, monterey bay, and the central california coast. all this coming onshore, which can increase the risk of flooding and stronger convective wind gusts associated with some of the thunderstorms. so tha

we have recorded a case where victims of rape after being raped were robbed of their clothes and forced to march a long through villages before being able to get dressed. the other horrifying elements of the report refer to food shortages. quite often caused by obstacles to humanitarian access, and attacks to humanitarians. the result is that even after signing of the peace accord in august, we had an up surge of displacement. for example, our camp, our u.n. protection site has doubled in sense of people we are protecting from just over 50,000 to 122,000 by the end of 2015. what we are also witnessing now that situation in unity is calming down is spillover into the territories and affecting ethnic groups that were previously not involved in the conflict. we are facing and now especially in western -- equatoria. david marshall was the coordinator of this enterprise. it does list violation. it describes horrors of brutal rapes, of people burning alive, but it does more. it puts them into perspective of cycle of violence historically taking place in the country, and catching up and amnesties occurrence o

rob portman. crash. where police say three teens stole the car they took for a very long joyride. unusual neighbors.. the church and the strip club. why they expect to get along just fine. was it the missing clue? the new discovery in the o-j murder case that has police looking at that case all over again. energy drink warning. the price you may pay for that extra jolt of "get up and go." you're watching nine on your you're watching 9 on your side at 11 three teenagers are in custody tonight after a police chase that exceeded 100 miles per hour and stretched for dozens of miles. police say the teens stole a car from columbus and took it to wilmington. police say they they noticed a 17 year old driving recklessly. police say the suspects kept running away until they crashed into an apartment building-- taking out a front bedroom. 23:17 i wasn't sure if the woman that lived there you know that's her bedroom that he went through, so i wanted to make sure she was still alive, thank god she wasn't there. 25 police say the driver was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. the two other suspects are 16 a

long recovery. john: we could learn funeral plans today for the former mayor of toronto rob ford. the 46-year-old died yesterday after 18 months of treatment for rare and aggressive form of cancer. city officials in toronto created appear online book of condolences for the public. barbara: officials in the north carolina mountains are looking for the source of a mysterious loud boom. multiple people reported in around weaveville. they think it could be a seismic activity. no reports of earthquakes so far. hits from the beatles on i-tunes but not like this. this 10 inch vinyl record which is called the holy grail for electors sold at auction tuesday for $110,000. this is the first disk released on the beatles name with the first song john lennon ever wrote "hello little girl": barbara: kids are looking at that going what is this? don: can you imagine buying it and accidentally scratching it. john: vinyl records. barbara: they don't use them any more. don: when i first started i had a friend who was a d.j. and i could kind of doing it but the electronic scratching. barbara: it just

rob 2shot bam center construction crews have been hard at work all winter long...on the 20-16 st. jude dream home in union... the time to buy the ticket... 100 dollars...for a 340-thousand dollar home...sounds like a good deal right? rob dan wells is live up the hall...taking your calls live tickets for the 2016 cincinnati st. jude dream home giveaway go on sale thursday, march 10. they cost $100 each for the chance to win the st. jude dream home giveaway house and other prizes valued at $1,000 or more. local st. jude families, members from local volunteer group epsilon sigma alpha, and representatives from fischer homes will be present for the tickets on sale event 4:30- 11:00 a.m. at fox19 now's queensgate studio. anyone who buys a child life monkey tower play set, courtesy of pete delois' recreations outlet. tickets are available by calling 1-800-537-1735 or by visiting the 2016 cincinnati st. jude dream home giveaway website. the three-bedroom house, valued at about $340,000, is being built in ballyshannon community in union, ky. this house will feature a first- floor owner's s

. >> it seems almost certain that the long-running legal battle over abortion rights in the united states will continue. robreynolds, al jazeera, fort worth, texas. >> sand ro botticelli is one of the most renown painters of his era. he has become regards as the greatest of all time along michelangelo and leonardo da vinci. we look at the great artist works. jessica baldwin went to check it out. >> classic beauty. classic images by the italian painter sandro botticelli. the museum has dozens of botticellis on show. it's the largest number of pai paintings by botticelli. >> his works were sought after by the elite in influence. then nor 300 years he disappeared until he was rediscoughed by the pre-raphaelites. >> they wanted to see art return to its classical origins and botticelli became their inspiration. since then the artist has become an international superstar. >> botticelli is really global. he has this ability of touching any kind of culture. i don't think you can do that with any other artist. >> global interpretations from clothes to films, a modern day venus in "dr. know." botticelli goes pop by a

. >>> long island police arrested three teens for robbing another teen with a bb gun. 3, 17-year-olds were tracked down by police around midnight. police say the three used the bb gun in flower hill to frighten their victim to hand over money. the victim was not hurt. all three facing multiple robbery charges. >>> school in new jersey is giving a special hon dwror three hometown guys. pleasant dale elementary school will be renamed after astronauts mark and scott kelly. the twins grew up in west orange. they both became navy pilots and astronauts. scott recently completed a year long space mission. during a ceremony in may. >> great honor and a lot of pride there for the both of them. >>> still to come on eyewitness news, the makers of bug repellant are expecting demand for the products to jump 2 to 3% in the wake of the zika virus rchlt there worries of a -- are there worries of a shortage. >> just in time a convenience clerk saves a baby girl when her mother collapses. >>> i'm tracking brief heavy downpours in the area this is headed to warren. 40 miles an hour gusts in the particul

reporter: a meeting is set for tonight to >>> police say a man is accused of robbing the bank across the street from his house on long island not once, but twice. both robberies took place at the td bank on ocean side eight days apart. officials say the man handed a note to a teller demanding money. detectives say he came back on february 27th and robbed the bank the exact same way. he was arrested yesterday and is charged with robbery. >>> taking a quick look at wall street, stocks surged today amid signs of a strengthening economy. manufactured and construction showed signs of improving. here's a live look at the big board. the dow jumped more than 348-points to close at 16,000 plus. children, two catholic bishops accused of covering up abuse. >> and coming ahh... yeah! ahh... ahh... ah. you probably say it a million times a day. ahh... ahh! ahh... ahh! but at cigna, we want to help everyone say it once a year. say "ahh". >>ahh... cigna medical plans cover one hundred percent of your in-network annual checkup. so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. cigna. together, all the way. for a whol

stick around. the good news - rob portman's helped create jobs. the bad news - they're a long way from ohio. in congress portman voted for nafta, creating thousands of jobs in mexico. working for president bush he pushed for cafta, creating jobs in central america. and portman supported special trade status for china, even more jobs - in asia. rob portman, a job creator . >>> 6:40. welcome back. a warning for anyone out there who has a kindle. you need to update your software today. do not delay. >> i like that and a good rhyming game. sounds like a hoax but it's not. amazon said if you don't update the kindle by the end of the day, you won't be able to connect to the internet, meaning you can't download the book. kindle's made in 2012 or if you don't update by today, you will have to do it new a desktop computer, which no one wants to do. >>> and apple making waves here with smallergamet jags and they're cheaper. this is the iphone se, the size of an iphone 5 and under 400 or the new iphone on thursday. and it will be available next week and on march 31st. the apple watch got

. >> okay. the good news - rob portman's helped create jobs. the bad news - they're a long way from ohio. in congress portman voted for nafta, creating thousands of jobs in mexico. working for president bush he pushed for cafta, creating jobs in central america. and portman supported special trade status for china, rob portman, a job creator . >> keep it local and in the family. >> this is one of the many attractions they go through. cedar point and they're teaming up with king james to celebrate the opening of the record- shattering new roller coaster. >> and the park will option off the first rides on the roller coaster. according to our partners at the beacon journal, those details are being worked out now and the rides will be auctioned off for the lebron james family foundation. the park is setting aside many of those rides for the bidders and they will get a sneak look on the sixth and the val raven will open up on may 7th to the >> and will lebron be there? >> and they're not being revealed the. >> and we'll find out and let's look right now. the day planner and i wa